Milford chronicle., 1943-04-16
FREDERICA

The Frederica branch of the Red
Cross has contributed $572.00 to
the war fund. Mrs. Sara B. Gordon,
chairman of the war fund, wishes
to thank all those who solicited.
Mrs. Mary Dickerson, Bowers;
Mrs. Louise Webb, Mrs. Alice Sip
pie and Mrs. Natalie Robbins, Bar
rats Chapel; Miss Margaretta
Robbins, Laws; Mrs. Virginia Tat
man, west of town; Mrs. Elizabeth
Webb and Mrs. Florence Morris,
south of town; Mrs. Edith Melvin,
Mrs. Gertrude Cook. Mrs. Pearl Nc
Bride, Mrs. Della Wilson, Mrs. Mary
Talman, Mrs. Marian @row, in
town.
Special Gifts" contributions
were made by the Frederick Boy
Scouts, the Frederick Fire Com
pany and the Delaware Trust Com
pany.
Mrs. Robert Hazard and little
son of Wilmington were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gray.
DR.. and Mrs. Orville Hoey and
William B. Hoey of near Detroit.
were overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Mcbride ON Saturday.
DR.. Hoey is a surgeon in the U. S.
Navy and is stationed at New York
on battleship.
Pfc. Arthur NJ. Melvin and wife
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Melvin.
Betty Ann Harrington has re-
turned home from the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital and is doing fine.
Mrs. J. II. NJ. Darbie was Will
mington visitor last Saturday.
Billy Galloway has been ill the
past week with tonsilitis.
Principal J. H. NJ. Darbie and /
teachers. Miss Edith NJ. FARRELL, |
Mrs. Ethel Powell, Mrs. Marjorie
Jewell and Mrs. Annie B. Harring
ton. attended the exhibit of water
cOlors by Miss Mary Sheppard at
her home in Dover on Saturday af-
ternoon. at Elm Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix W. Mick spent
the weekend in Philadelphia.
Miss Mildred Wheeler spent the
weekend in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart en-
Lertained the Women's Society for
Christian Service of Barratt's
Chapel last Friday evening.
Oliver G. Melvin has been pro-
noted to the grade of Corporal
Technician at the Will Rogers
Field. Oklahoma.
Easter Sunday at : P. NJ. special
program will be given in Trinity
Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Belts enter
.ained at a dinner last Sunday in
honor of their grandson. Robert
Wideman. of Newark. the son of
Mrs. Elsie b. Wideman. He will
graduate from the University OF ,
Delaware on April 25 and will be ,
nducted into the Army shortly
afterwards.
Miss Mary Katherine Gray, the
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jester A.
Gray. will also graduate at the ,
of Delaware on April !
Is.
Mrs. Philip Remick has returned ,
rom visiting her daughter in Cliff :
on and BayOnne. n. J. ,
Dr.. and Mrs. Sanford and daugh- ;
er. Miss Jane Sanford, and two !
friends and Mrs. Emma Cats went
o Washington on Sunday to see the
,herry blossoms. i
Miss Claire Fisher has returned {
rom a twO-weeks' visit at Selma, :
Alabama. Lieutenant Geo. Nash {
void. who recently graduated as a :
,ilot from Craig Field, returned =
With Miss Fisher, on ten days I
cave. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and :
amily and Lieut.. George NashwOld \
pent the weekend with Mr.. and =
lrs. William Williamson, of Cam :
EN-. y. ].
Miss Claire Fisher and Lieut.. :
ieorge Nashwold were dinner !
uests on Monday at the home of
Ir. and Mrs. Joseph Collins, of r
benton. Md y
'rederica Church News +
Next Sunday will be observed as =
alm Sunday in our churches. with a
pecial services in keeping with 9
nat day.
The Sunday School board will /
leet in the church next Wednesday
April 81. at 1880. At that ~
me plans will be completed for =
ur Easter service. All officers and =
sachers are urged to be present. Z
The Methodist Youth Fellowship :
ill meet next Wednesday evening. :,
pril 81. at 500. Betty L. Webb :,
ill be the leader of the devotions. 7;
II young people are invited. :,
Our Wesley Junior College, at d
iover. has. with the help of the -
hurches of our Conference, organ A
ed Patrons and Founders So " :,
ety for financially helping the :,
,hool. Anyone wishing to join this II
1ciety please see Mr.. Joseph Ger c
" or Miss Helen Case, representa- q
YES from our church. :.
Our Conference year closes April -
}. Let us do all we can to COM ri
Iete it successfully. 81