Milford chronicle., 1943-01-08
FREDERICK

DR.. T. Emory Camper, age As
years, died suddenly last Sunday
at his home in Owasso, Michigan.
He was born on October IL, 1897,
near Frederick, son of Mrs. Min
ME and the late John S. Camper.
DR.. Camper was graduate of
Hahnemann Medical College of
Philadelphia, and practiced several
years in Hightstown, n. j., and
Camden. For the past six years he
had been employed with the State
Board of Health of Michigan and
had acted as director in Iron and
Shiawassee counties. He is surviv-
ed by his wife, Mrs. Mildred Burke
Camper, formerly of Camden, his
daughter Jean and son John s.
Camper. and his mother, Mrs. Min
ME B. Camper. He is also survived
by two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth C.
White and Mrs. Emma c. Holleger
of Frederica. Funeral services were
held from the home of his mother
in Frederica on Thursday after
noon. Interment was made in Bar
rats Chapel cemetery.
Miss Bessie Emerson is at THE
Gables" for a period of rest. nee
essary for recovery from i'll health.
The 800" club has been reOr-
ganized and will meet for the first
time this year on Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold POOre and
little daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs /.
A. w. Moore of, Viola, last week
Mrs. Ruth Stevenson was the
happy recipient of a shower of
cards on her birthday last Friday
J. Reynolds Rogers is still con-
fined in the Beebe Hospital, but +
will probably be able TO be moved
home within a month. Hundreds of
letters and cards from friends far
and near have helped to keep him
in a cheerful spirit. His son, John
Rogers with the armed forces in
Porto Rico has been promoted to
private first class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of
Madison, n. j., Miss Mary Rather
inc Gray of the University of Della
ware, Mrs. Robert Hazard and lit
tie son of Wilmington spent the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Jester
A. Gray.
Arthur Stokesbury of the Coast
Guard spent several days last week
with his family here.
Melvin Palmer bought himself
pig recently and put it in his pen.
Next day his pig disappeared and
las not been seen since.
Sergeant Norman Boone has
sent his parents word that he is
Somewhere in Africa" safe and
veil.
Dr. and Mrs. L. l.. Carlisle have
eturned from spending the holi-
lays with their son and daughter
n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester L.
,arlisle at Boston. Mass.
John +. Mcbride. manager of
he Delaware Trust Company. here.
las recovered sufficiently from
lis recent automobile accident to
e out of bed and will probably
oon be able to so to business. He
ppreciates the many cards and .
etters he has received.
Miss Edith Fisher, student nurse ,
[ the Wilmington General Hospi- I,
al, has been home over the holi- :,
avs with her parents, Mr. and !,
Irs. Harry Fisher.
Mrs. Harry II. Conner spent the .
'eek-end at New York City attend a.
lg a conference.
Mrs. Laura Frazier entertained .
Iiss Bessie Cook of Philadelphia
" several days last week Z
Miss Mary Melvin has returned i,
Newark after spending her va il
,tion with her mother. Mrs Edith
Melvin. q
Private Francis Denney of ST.
ouis. Missouri, spent the week !,
I'd with his grandparents. Mr.. and :.
RS. Willard Sapp. u u
Mrs. Marie Bland of Baltimore L
I'd brother, Private Charles vii J'
III of Mitchell Field. y. j.. spent Il.
lristmas with their parents. Mr.. VI
Id Mrs Charles Wilson. VI
Misses Louvia and Marjorie 1T
lort of Wyoming spent several
lys here last week with their al
lnts. Mrs. Jack Wilcutts and Mrs. Jo
,hn c. Darby, after which time al
ey went to Wilmington for a visit Ia
it'll Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Boone. VI
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Ninyard OF 1t
lestertown, Nd. spent Sunday
th Nh and Mrs. Herman Vim OIL
rd. nc
Mrs. Louzena Melvin has return Ca
from spending two weeks in
ami, Fla. an
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