Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1944-10-20
HARRINGTON

Methodist Church VIII De heiu u.
the Collins Building of the churcr
tonight.
Miss Sally Winfrey of Claymont
spent the week end with Mr.. ahc
Mrs. Fred G. Powell.
Last Friday night Mr.. and Mrs
Harry c.. Tee entertained a rev
friends following the EvangeDsti'
services. The guests included
Reverend j.. T.. Bailey of George
town. Miss Neya Radcliffe of Virgi'
MIA Beach, Virginia; Mrs. Emma
Watson of Milford; Reverend anc
Mrs. T. C. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Hall of Harrington and the
Berge Sisters.
The Ladies Auxiliary have re-
considered a previous resolution &c
abandon their annual supper, and
have annouced that it will be held
on November 9th. The chief menu
will be chicken salad and fried oy-
sters. Committees from the lire
company will solicit aid from the
rural areas and the ladies VIII can
vass the city for aid.
hH0HfIIldIl ZIG Y GNil W. NJN'N
the U. S. Navy spent the weekend
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Ryan.
Miss Doris Hall a student nurse
in Milford Memorial Hospital spent
the week end with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Everett w. Hall.
Miss Emma Lee WEIGH, student
nurse of Wilmington spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton WEIGH.
Mrs. Harriet Herring of Will
mington was the guest of her par
ents over the week end.
Mrs. Breeks Jerread of Whining
ton spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. Miriam Kinnard.
At the regular meeting OF the
Lions Club in James Restaurant
held last Tuesday night. unamious-
ly endorsed the United War Fund
Campaign. The chairman of Kent
County selected William IIumes as
local chairman with Mrs. Brinton
Holloway as cO-chairman. both at
tended a meeting in Dover for Kent
County workers last night when
they expect to have their local
quota. The guest speaker OF the
evening was Lieutenant Edward ID.
Bitter C.. A. p. of Dover who dis
cussed the possibility of starting a
flight squadron in the c. A. p. Sc
lecting students from the High
School. The course would familia-
riZe students with regular army
flight instructions.
Last week the president of the
Rebeccah Assembly and her staff
from Wilmington visited this city
and installed the officers of Rachel
Lodge. The following officers were
installed for the present term:-
Noble Grand. Mary ClarksOn; V. G.
Lille Reed: Recording secretary.
Emma Passmore; financial secre-
tary, Almina Hill; warden, Eliza
beth West; conductor, Edith Mas
sey; chaplain, Ethel Sapp; RISING.
Fannie Swain; R.S.N.G. Josephine
Wechtenhiser; L.S.N.G. Florence
Won Goerres; Inside Guardian,
Irene Wechtenhiser, Outside Guar
dian, Edith Ryan; Treasurer Nirgi-
mia Clarkson. At the close of the
installation a social hour was en-
joyed, visitors were present from
Wilmington, Milford, Georgetown.
and FELTON,.
According to the announcement
of the Reverend II. Fl. Calhoun re-
vival services will be open in his
church on Mechanic Street. Mon
day, October 16 to 30 to continue
nightly for the two weeks. with
two services on Sunday, Evange-
list J. w. Swearengen of Benson,
Illinois will do the preaching and
J. D. Fausey and wife of Muncy,
Pennsylvania will conduct and lead
the music during the services. In
extending an invitation to friends
of the NaZarene Church, the pastor
assures all special treat in Ser
mon, Song, and Music.
With many friends and relatives
present Miss Ellen Doris Derrick
son daughter of the late William
Derrickson and Mrs. Edith Der
riekson became the bride Of Pri
Vate Ernest Henry Davis of the U.
s. Marine Corp. and whose home
is in FELTON,. The ceremony took
place in Trinity Methodist Church
on Wednesday afternoon at ! o.
clock with the Reverend Thomas
c. Jones officiating.
Miss Mary Clark of Philadelphia
has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Charles Watts.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel c. Tribbitt
of near FELTON, received infOrma-
ton on October 10th. that their
son Private Arthur VI. Tribbitt was
wounded and in hospital some
where in Italy.
On Saturday night at Trinity
Methodist parsonage, Miss Lillian
WEIGH. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Welch became the bride of
Private Freddie L. Boone of Ker-
shaw, South Carolina. The Reve-
rend Thomas C. Jones pastor of the
church performed the ceremony 1
The young couple left for the home
of the grooms parents for their
wedding trip.
Concluding a two week evange- .
listic campaign in Trinity Metho-
dist Church Suday night, the Berge
Sisters were given love offering
of over $3.50. and sent joyfully on
to their next engagement in POGO
moke City, Maryland
Last week Miss Pauline Wright
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Wright of near this city became
the bride of Lieutenant Kenneth c.
Pierce son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Pierce of Thawville, Illinois.
The double ring ceremony was per-
formed by the Reverend Frank Nc
Corkle pastor of Wesley NJ. Z.
Church, Burrsville, Maryland; Mrs.
Walten Willis played the wedding
march. The bride a graduate of