Milford chronicle., 1943-02-12
DELMAR

1 Mrs. George Moore, Mrs. George
Stephens. and Mrs. G. M. Nelson
spent few days of this week in
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Willard Banks, who has been in
business with his brother here for
past five years, has severed his
relations IN the business and is
opening a pants factory in the
Walter Stephens building on State
street where he has installed 25
machines.
Frank C. Pusey, son-in-law of
Earl Banks, the other member of
the business, has willard Banks
interest in the business.
On February IA, the Delmar
Town Council will hold a public
meeting to nominate a mayor and
two councilmen. Mayor Locker
man and Sturgis and Bailey, whose
terms will expire in April. The
two members whose terms do not
expire until April of 1914 are
Carlton James and Daniel c. Gull
yer.
At a meeting ON Tuesday, the
Delmar New Century Club an
nOunced that Mrs. John Tomlinson
had been named chairman of war
service. in place of Mrs. NJ. A.
Jones, whose resignation was ac-
cepted. ,
Delmar Lodge, No. POI, A. F. &
A. NJ, attended services in the Mt.
Olive Methodist Church Sunday
morning. The pastor of the First
Methodist Church, Rev. John L.
Johnson, delivered the sermon and
was assisted by Rev. James Lord,
pastor of the host church.
Franklin Waller and daughter,
Miss Gwen Waller. of Betty Lee
Gardens, Va, spent Sunday here
with his mother.
Mrs. Charles Herget and son Ted
dy, of Baltimore. are spending sew
eral weeks here with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Freeney. who are
ill.
Seaman Louis Hastings. of Bos-
ton, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hastings.
Mrs. Mabel Ellis, formerly of Del
mar, but who has been employed
at Thiells. n. Y, for several years.
and her daughter, Charlotte Ellis,
are now making their home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren,
of RehObOth. Mrs. Ellis has accept
ed position at Fort Miles, Lewes.
Mrs. Coleman willard has left
town to join her husband, who is
in Honolulu. I
Mrs. Myra Jones has returned
from a visit with her sister. Miss
Kate Smith. at MachapongO, Va.
The w. c. T. U. held its annual
Frances Willard luncheon Wednes-
day, February 10, at 1 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. r. B. Wilkerson. I
Mrs. p. H. Hearn entertained the /
members of Friendship Bible Glass .
at her home on Thursday evening, .
February IL, Mrs. R. NJ. Pusey,
teacher.
To conserve fuel oil, the Bi-State
Weekly office will be closed on
of each week, until the
first OF April.
Mrs. E. J. Donnelly is visiting
relatives in Washington.
Mrs. Oscar Hutchinson had Mrs.
Noble Shiyley and Mrs. Hardy
of Goldsboro, Md, as her
guests on Tuesday.
Adolph Clyde Hantwerker. q
years old, passed away at his home
On Grove street Sunday morning of
heart trouble.
Clyde was a graduate of the Del
mar (Del.) High School in the class
Of 1886, and of the Rising Sun Air
craft School of Philadelphia. class
If 1888. He had been employed at
he Glenn Martin plant in Balti-
more, and the Fleet Wings Corp. of
Pa. He is survived by his
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hant-
gerker. and a sister, Emma Hant-
verker, of Washington.
Funeral services were held from
lis late home Tuesday afternoon,
With the Rev. John L. Johnson.
,astor First Methodist Church,
Oelmar. and the Rev. Ralph C.
Iones of Salisbury. officiating. In
erment was in NJ. P. Cemetery
lere.
Last Saturday morning in the
,entral Baptist Church. johnson
'ity, the marriage of Miss Eliza
leth Vaught. daughter of Dir. and
Irs. Wiley Wagner Vaught. and
ir. Kyle Dyer took place. Miss
raught graduated from Eastern
'ennessee State College. Johnson
'ity in 1889. She has been an in
tructor in the Nan Stratton Wilder
ehool of that city. Mr.. Dyer at
ended the University of Tennessee
nd was graduated from Eastern
'ennessee State College. He taught
for one year before COM
lg to Delmar. where he has been
Instructor in that work for four
ears.
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