Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23

AhA AANN w AlNA OI w est AldI
ket street. after spending som'
time with her brother. Ralph Nor
: ton, in Norfolk, Va. Mr.. Morton ha!
been in England for severa
months, serving in the Navy. II,
, will arrive here this weekend fol
two weeks visit and will have as
his guest, Jock Cadogen of Swan,
sea. South Wales.
Mrs. Rufus Green. who recently
underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis in the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes. is slowly recovering at her
home on South King street.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Joseph, for
merly of Georgetown. are being
congratulated upon the birth OF
a son in the Kent Hospital in Do
yer.
Mrs. Randolph Camper and little
daughter. Julie. who have heen Oc-
cupying the Blackstone apartments
on East Pine street for several
months. have gone to Wilmington
to live with her sister. while Ser
geant Camper is stationed in Illi-
uOis.
Howard +. Scarborough. son of
Mrs. Mary E. Scarborough, living
here, has been commissioned a sec
ond lieutenant in the L. S. Army.
Recently he graduated from the
Anti-Aircraft Artillery School at
Camp Davis. y. {. Lieutenant Scar
borough graduated from the
Georgetown High School in 1880
and has been employed in clerical
work in Washington. ID. c. He was
active in the Masonic fraternity in
the nations capitol.
Promotion of First Lieutenant
Nester II. Brazier. resident of Mil
ton, this county. TO captain. has
been announced by his command
ing officer. Colonel David W. Hell
men. Captain Brazier is stationed
at Camp Butler. y. c. He is Al
years old and has been in the army
for more than - years. He stu
died forestry at the University of
Syracuse and is a graduate OF the
Engineering School. Fort Belroir.
Va. He is at present personnel ad-
jutant of the regiment.
a three-hour community service
will be held at Grace Methodist
Church on Good Friday. commence
ing at noon. The theme will be the
Seven Last Words of the Cross"
From noon until 1925 D. m, the
Rev. Zcnas Bean will talk on the
first word" 1925 to 1850. Rev.
Omar +. Jones. the 'secOn dword;
1850 to 1:15. Rev. +. y. Wright.
the third word" 1:15 TO 1:40.
Rev. W. ID. Gibson on the fourth
word" $40 to 2:O5. Rev. John T. i
Bailey on the fifth word" POS TO
. 30. Rev. Harry w. Ewig on the
sixth word" 2:30 10 2:55, Rev.
W. p. Kesmodel on the seventh
word" The different churches will
and hold the service which
is expected to be largely attended.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Mary Alice
daughter of Prof. Guy T.
living on the highway
from Georgetown to Harbeson. to
James F.. Hooper. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Hooper. of Newburgh.
\. Y. Both are juniors at the Uni
rersity of Delaware.
Mrs. James II. Hughes. III, who
las been spending some time with
ler parents. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
B. NAPLES. West Market street, left
Wednesday to join her husband.
Ensign Hughes in Boston. Ensign
Hughes is the son of former L. S.
Senator and Mrs. James II. Hughes
If Dover. and is a member of the
Kent County Bar. He has recover
ID from an attack of scarlet fever.
Mrs. J. Lindsey Durnell, South
front street, who has been spend
ng the winter in Philadelphia, has
eturned to her home here.
Mrs. Raymond King. member of
he local school faculty. is making
.er home with Mrs. James B. Hay
nan on West Market street. Mr.. and
lrs. King have rented their prop
rty on the Georgetown-Lewes
to Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
'arey. Mr.. Carey. prominent young
lember of the Sussex County Bar,
'as married last Saturday morn
lg TO Miss Marguerite II. Frantz. =
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
rantz of Allentown, Pa.
Mr.. King is engaged in war work
I Chester and Mr.. Hayman, con-
ected with the Eastern Shore Pub
c Service, soon will be in Quoted
l the Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Dees have
Did their farm, near here. and will f
!Ove to St. Petersburg. Fla.