Milford chronicle., 1942-02-13
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DELNAR

ne DeimaI NeWI ICenbufy Club,
at its last meeting, voted to invest
$l,500 in defense iodiis.i
The Wicomicol Women's Club of
Salisbury will be guests of the To-
cal club at it's next :. meeting on
February H., RssipV6 Sltx Day.
tended the church. Services at the
First Methodist Church last Sun
day morning, with the Rev. John l..
johnson, the pastor, delivering the
sermon. The troop is sponsored
by the Delmar Lions Club.
Mr.. Frank Brisbin, 50, farmer,
and a retired Baptist minister,
passed away in the Pine Bluff San
atorium, Salisbury, after several
months illness. The services were
held at the First Baptist Church
here. He is survived by one son,
Ralph Brisbin, of Philadelphia. In
terment was in the Delmar Metho-
dist Episcopal cemetery here.
Mr.. Arthur M. Kleinheinn, 75,
whose illness was reported last
week. passed away at his home ON
Monday. He is survived by his
widow. Cora H. Kleineinn; one son,
Jay Kleinheinn, of Bridgeville;
two sisters, Mrs. Martha Rothen-
berger, of Napoleon, Ohio, and !
Mrs. Mary Sero, of Defiance, Ohio,
and one brother, David Kleinheinn,
of Akron, Ohio.
The w. C. T. U. will hold its
Frances Willard luncheon in the
home of Mrs. S. ]. Lewis at one
o'clock Friday, February II.
The circles of the Woman's So
ciety for Christian Service will
meet Tuesday evening, February
10, at 1880, at the homes of the var
iOus leaders:
Sunday evening. February Is, the
Delmar Md All Club, with the
leaders, mothers and friends, will
be special guests of the First
Methodist Church. A delightful
program of music will be present
ed.
Miss Esther Lee Brown has en-
.ered the Nurses Training School
If Delaware Hospital, Wilmington.
Miss June Baker, a student at
Meredith College, Raleigh, N. c..
mas been home for a few days with
ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Baker.
Ralph Phillips, of Fort Belvoir.
Ia, has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. +. r. Nunvar, and Mr.. Nunvar.
Miss Betty Leigh Ellis and Miss
aosalie Selby, students at the Uni
Tersity of Delaware, spent few
lays of last week here with their {
parents.
Miss Rosalie Figgs, of Whining
on. has been visiting relatives
lere.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor have
)een entertaining their nephew,
Master Jay Rumple. of Wilmington.
Mrs. Cecil Ford is a patient in
he Peninsula General Hospital,
Elder H. C. Ker is confined to his
lone by illness.
Mrs. C. N. Landon. ST., of Lang
lorne, Pa, was recent Delmar
risitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Hearn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Elliott were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hearn at Ocean View.
Announcement has been made of
he marriage of Miss Mona David
ION. daughter of Mrs: Emily David
ION. of Wilmington. to Mr.. Robert
Trader, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nro dor Of fhic fOxun
The ceremony was performed on
friday evening at the Grace Metho- /
list parsonage in Salisbury, with
he Rev. Leon w. Ross. pastor. Off
.iating. The couple will live in Sal
sbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cullen Wis
ted relatives at Fort Myers, Va.
IN Sunday.
The car of VIM. Nelson was con-
iderably damaged Saturday even
ng when struck by another car
ust as Mr.. Nelson opened the door
# his car and started to alight on
he side next to the street. Mr..
Ielson. fortunately. escaped being
aught between the other car and
he door of his own car.
Mrs. Curtis Mock, of Wilmington.
of this town, spent the
irst of the week with friends
lere.
Chimney fires still keep the fire.