Milford chronicle., 1943-12-17
DELMAR

Pvt. NJ. G. Sherwood of the WAC
Computing School of Philadelphia,
was confined to the home of her
parents here last week by lagrippe.
Mrs. Ruch, of Philadelphia, has
been the guest OF Mrs. Sam Par
sons for a few days.
Mrs. William Draper spent the
weekend with her husband, Lieut..
Draper, at Fort Eustis. Va.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Francis Nunvar,
of Hartford, Conn, have been
spending furlough at the home
here.
Second Lieutenant Elsie Northam
of the WAC's, stationed in Kansas,
spent last week here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Northam.
Mrs. John Powell and Mrs. Frank
Faulkner of the Public Welfare De-
partment of the New Century Club
presented the program at the regu-
lar meeting last week. A reception
for new members and a Christmas
party will be held in the club
rooms on December 2l. with Mrs.
Oscar Thomas and Mrs. f. Frank
Collins presenting the entertain
ment.
Miss Amy Ellis, r. n. of Della
ware Hospital, Wilmington. spent
the weekend here with her mother,
Mrs. Maude Ellis.
Adah Chapter No. ). o. f. s..
elected officers for the coming year
at its meeting last Monday night,
as follows: Worthy Matron. Mrs.
Hettie F. Hall; Worthy Patron.
Ralph E. Nichols; Associate Ma
tron, Mrs. +. Paris Bounds; Asso- /
ciate Patron. Ralph Baker: secre-
tary, Mrs. Susie Marsh; treasurer.
Mrs. Mary Nichols; conductress,
Mrs. Clemmie West; associate con-
1uctress, Ida c. Lowe; trustee.
Levin Lowe. HOldover trustees are
Carroll Barr and Victor J. Carmine.
The annual Christmas party will
be held December 18th in the chap
.er rooms. Masonic Temple.
Pfc. Wilson Davis, who has been
stationed in Texas. is spending a
here with his wife and
,ther relatives. He has been trans
erred to the South.
Pvt. Everett Hutchinson of West
hester. Pa. spent last weekend
lere with his parents, Mr.. and
hrs. Charles Hutchinson.
Mrs. Joe Superka had Mr.. and
lrs. Superka of Wilkes Barre. Pa.
IS her house guest last week.
Mrs. James Lauder, of Norfolk.
"a, was called home last week by
he death of her aunt, Mrs. Lulu
learn.
Mrs. J. Howard Hastings has re-
eived information that her son,
.Ouis, has been promoted from sea-
nan 1st class to shOp-fitter 2nd
lass. He is somewhere in North
.frica.
Mrs. Grayson Elliott, who spent
ne summer in SeafOrd with Mrs.
Toward Purse. and in Delmar with
er mother, Mrs. Norman Hayman.
sturned last week to her home in I
Va. where she was {
,ined by Mr.. Elliott. who has been
'aveling through the West for sew I
raj months for the f. Il. dupont =
Ompany.
Next Sunday will be observed as
hristmas Festival Day in the First
ethodist Church. There will be
)ecial music in the morning with
Ie Christmas message, and in the
Tening the church choir will pre-
mt Christmas cantata, The
oily Night"
Vaughn LOckerman. assistant lab
'atOry technician at the dupont
ant at Seaford. was given a fare
ell party at the DUPONT Country
ub there by 50 of his fellowwOrk-
s last week. Vaughn enlisted in
e Army Air Corps and was in
Ieted at the reception center at
ew Cumberland. Pa, Saturday. He
i'll take basic training at South
'rt. Miss.
Glen Rayne Post. No. Is. Ameri-
n Legion. will hold it's regular
leatre party for children under
years of age. ON December "a.
2 O'Clock. in the Delmar Theatre.