Milford chronicle., 1943-10-15
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daughter, Miss Gertrude Elizabeth
Crocker. and Mr.. Chester Virder
Hudson. son of Mrs. Nancy Walker
and the late Mr.. Harry Hudson Of
Bishop. Md. The ceremony was
performed at IL noon on Sunday
Oct. 10. in the home of the brides
parents on Reed street by the Rev
L. Rodney Boaz, pastor of the
Frankford Presbyterian Church
The bridal couple was attended by
Mrs. Nancy Walker and Mr. c. G.
Crocker. The newlyweds were en-
tertained with a bridal luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Walker in St.
Martins Neck. On Monday the
couple returned to their duties in
Philadelphia. The groom is a fire
man in the Maritime Service. The
bride is a 1887 graduate of John
NJ. Clayton High School. Among
the guests were Miss Irene Daisey
and friend. Mr.. John Cole. both of
Wilmington. Irene is a cousin of
the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Morris are
rejoicing over the birth of ten
pound son in the Milford hospital
one day last week.
William P. Truitt. Star Route
mail carrier. celebrated his birth
day on Sunday at his home on
Clayton avenue.
big Bill's" brother. Wallace Tru-
lit. who has been in business for
several years in Philadelphia, has
purchased the Asher Godfrey prop
erty on Clayton avenue. and plans
to retire soon and make his home
here.
Mrs. Albert Morris is visiting
her son. Albert Morris, and family,
in Boston. Mass.
Mrs Annie Hudson is visiting
friends in Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Banks
are the proud parents of an infant
son. born on Sunday in the PENN
sula General Hospital. Salisbury.
Md. Jeffrey Arthur and his baby
brother are grandsOns of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hudson. of near town.
On Sunday, Mrs. Mary E. Tingle
entertained at dinner Mr.. an dMrs.
Clarence Richards. of Lewes.
Mrs. Albert Morris is in Boston.
Mass. visiting her son, Albert
Morris. and family.
In honor of the second birthday
of their little daughter, Miss Judith
Marilyn. the Rev. and Mrs. L. Rod
ney Boaz entertained several of
Miss Judy's little friends with an
informal party at The Manse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sirman d. McAllis-
ter spent the past weekend visit
ing in town. On their return to
Md, they were accom-
panied by their little niece, Miss
Karen Lee Hudson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin L. Hudson. The
little girl will be their guest for a
weeek or two.
Mrs. Clarence Coffin went to
Darby. Pa. last week and on Satur-
day afternoon attended the church
wedding of her youngest son.
Charles. She was accompanied
home by the bride and groom. who
spent few days in Frankford At
an early date Mr.. Coffin will enter
1 training unit of the Coast Guard
Cpl. A. Harrison Esham of the
Army. spent the past weekend at
home with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence T. Esham.
Miss Viola Godfrey. youngest
laughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Asher Godfrey. will become the
pride of Mr.. Leonard Applegate, of
he Army. on Saturday. October 16.
The wedding will take place at the
lone of Mrs. Clotilde Layton, in
Miss Godfrey is
graduate of the John NJ. Clayton
High School and a Philadelphia
business college. She is now an
Employee of the DUPONT Co. in
Before induction into !
he Army. Mr.. Applegate was also
by the same company. He ,
S stationed at Newport. r. /.
Messrs. Walter Hudson. Jr.. Hous-
on Long and Carlton Hudson. of
Iillsboro, spent their farewell fur /,
ough as guests of Mr. and Mrs. :
phillip S. Ellwanger, last week.
The Rev. L. r. Boaz attended |
Meeting of the Presbytery in Will
nington this week.
Albert F. Parsons has been suf-
ering from a combination attack
# la grippe and neuralgia at his
ome. On Wednesday he was Wis
ted by his daughter. Mrs. Nellie
stevens, and family. from Ocean
Jew.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
phillip S. Ellwanger is improving
fter being ill for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Joseph are
taying in Millsboro with their
aughter while her husband, who
5 ill, is in the hospital at Will
nington.
John M. Clayton High School
eniors are arranging to mail Yule-
ide Greetings to all their alumni
n the Armed forces.
Aunt Suzy sez:-"As unto the
ow the cord is, So unto the man
} woman. Though she bends him,
he obeys him; Though she draws
i'm, yet she follows. Useless each
1ithout the other"
es A choice selection of new Fall
ats are in stock at MISS SALLY'S
lat and Gift Shoppe. Come in to
elect the hat you like. Frankford,
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