Milford chronicle., 1942-01-09
MILLVILLE

CHufcn OcnOOl LnlS SdDDatl
) morning at the Methodist Churcl
at the usual hour. Preaching at 1
O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. j. Z
! Parker.
, Mrs. II. V. Taylor of Selbyville
and Miss Catherine Ringler of thil
place, motored to Cape Charles
Va, on Monday, then on to Nor
folk, Va, where they visited Mrs
Taylor's son, Harley V. Taylor, Jr.
who is in the Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shockley
and daughters were Wednesday
night supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan Long and daughter
Marie, of Ocean View.
Mrs. VIM. ]. Rumley of this
town has been appointed as vice
chairman of volunteer service OF
the American Red Cross for Sus-
sex county.
The Lord Baltimore branch of
the American Red Cross wishes to
thank Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. w. B.
Carey, Mrs. Tunnel, Mrs. Myrtle
Hickman, Mrs. Chester V. Town
send. Sr. and Mrs. G. H. Townsend,
for the loan of theif sewing ma
chimes for use in the Fire Hall.
Millville, for the duration of the
war. The production unit of the
Lord Baltimore branch of the A. r.
c. opened its sewing unit at the
Millville Fire Hall on Tuesday.
Volunteers are solicited.
frcf-oid olacc Of tho p n
under Mr.. Bant as teacher, started
Tuesday at Lord Baltimore School.
A canteen service has been es-
tablished, with Mrs. Ralph Belts,
of Clarksville, as chairman. Boxes
have been placed in stores, gaso-
line stations, and other public
places for the purpose of collecting
articles that can be distributed to
the boys protecting our shores.
The motor corps of the A. r. C.
is holding a bake this Saturday in
the Fire Hall, Millville, beginning
at IL A. NJ. Come out and buy.
Mrs. Harriet Pyle has closed her
home, Indian River Lodge. and
with her mother, Mrs. Rose Van
dergrift, has gone to Youngstown,
Ohio, to spend the winter months.
Mrs. Fl. p. Derrickson and son,
Wesley, have returned to their
home in New England. after spend
ing a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Williams |
had with them at dinner on Christ
mas day their children and grand I
children--Mr and Mrs. Ebe Quill
len of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williams and children, Hilda,
Linda and Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Evans and little son Jimmie.
On the Sunday after Christmas, Mr..
and Mrs. Williams were guests of
their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Evans. and Jimmie, at
their home in Roxana.
Miss Effie Beale visited Berlin.
Md. on New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Noble and
father, DR.. X. J. Hooker. of this
town, and Mr.. and Mrs. X. j.
Jr.. of Rehoboth, motored
to Narbeth, Pa, on Sunday where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gledhill, returning home Sunday
evening. They were met at Will
nington by Sanford Noble. Jr..
who had spent the holidays at Eas-
on, Pa, with his aunt, Miss Shar-
otte Noble.
Mrs. Annie Derrickson, who has
)een on the sick list for several
weeks. is some better at this
ime. "
Dickey Long, who has spent the 4
holidays with his aunt, uncle and {
ousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Evans 4
nd Jane and Jimmie, of Drexel &
ill, Pa. has returned home. &
Mrs. Sadie Williams was the Fl
aturday supper guest of Capt. and II
Irs. E. w. Evans, of Ocean View.
Mrs. Josephine Daisey, who has
cen a patient sufferer for the past
TX or seven years, passed to her &
ternal rest Tuesday morning, De- K
ember %, at her home near town.
uneral service was held on Fri e
ay afternoon at the Methodist
hurch of this town, with the II
astor, Rev. ]. E. Parker, Officiat IS
lg, with burial in st. Georges "a
emetery at Clarksville. She leaves, "a
esides her husband, Edward Dali ~
~, three daughters, Mrs. Lizzie
urman. Mrs. Ella Nelson and
rs. Amanda Palmer, of and near
,wn; one son, John w. Daisey. of
albyville, besides a number Of
and great grand !.
lildren. Also one sister, Mrs. Z
annah Belts. other relatives and
host of friends. The bereaved
lsband and children who have all
ZEN faithful in caring for the de-
ased have the sympathy of all.
Mrs. A. c. Jones and Miss Flo Wl
lestnut entertained at a Christ
as party one afternoon last week. IN
le afternoon was spent in playing
mes. Several prizes were given
,r high scores. Refreshments -
ere served by the hostesses.
lose present were Mrs. Sadie
illiams, Mrs. Roland West, Mrs. a
j. Belts, Mrs. Elmer Murray, |
IS. Charles Townsend, Mrs. Dan
ockley. Mrs. Percy Davey, Mrs. e
illiam Quillen. Mrs. Harry Dale,
s. Elbert Evans and Mrs. Carl R
kites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gates and
lighter Jean of Chester. Pa, have 81
,n holiday guests of Mrs. Gates
ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
'aney Bennett.
Iiss Isabel Magee and Miss Char
te Ann Magee have been in Sal r.