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Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
FAMILY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard AIillnau
ana family gave Il turkey dinner ON
THANKSGIVING Day in honor of
HoWard's two brothers. Staff Snr-
Seant Frederick Millman of the
Army, stationed in Kansas and Sea
man ! c Jane Millman of the Navy
who has just arrived from thc
hdttlcship Wisconsin from IN.
South Pacific.
nose present were Mrs. Edward
Millman and sons. Jesse. Henry
Everett and Bobby. Mr. and Mr..
Richard Millman and children
Bessie, Phyllis and Richard. Jr.
MIS-. Harold Millman and children.
Doris and Eugene, ali of Broad
Kiln, Mrs. Frederick Milman and
son jerry OF Milford. Enoch Dono-
van. Mrs. Anna Dickerson. Miss
Sara MllIman of Ellcndalc. Miss
Doris Ann Donovan of Lincoln.
Miss Betty Belts of Milton. Every
one had a fine time and wished thr
boys many more happy returns
home.
On Sunday Mr.. ana Mrs. Mill
man entertained at dinner. Nh. and
Mrs. Walter p. Townsend ot
Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gra-
Del and two children of 2I3 Hick-
man street. Rehoboth Beach. All
had a fine time.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
kiwanians Host To
High School Band
(Contlnued from First Fage)

TrHmprts, Jack Cordr"y, Henry
IUscY Ida Ann Hollis. Lockwood
ENl"v. Elsi" Spnnctt. Ned Sa!"van.
Hill bowman, Ruth Clements. EIu-
rrson Adams. James Covrrdalc.
Skip MayhoW. Don Stevenson.
clHrincls. Harry IIumcS. Peggy De
hamt. Jimmy Johnson Ethel Gle
mcniS. II. Sackcr BottN Kcutou.
Ann IIorn"y. Mary Lee Jacobs; al
to horns, Janet Prcttyman. Eliza
beth Ann Houston. Marvin Wilk
ms, saXaphoncS. Donnrll Calhoun.
Patsy Gricr. tIomhoucs. Bill
Drlnmond, Norman Warren, jean
Moore. +, Milboulnc; haritonrs.
lI"rSchrll Deputy; drums. Gilbert
wilkins, John DeChant. Jack
Toasc, Martin Clcndanicl; bells.
Ciydia McGiinncs. cymhals, Nary
Emily Shilling; basses Ruth
liuncs, Philip Wallis; tWirl"rs,
lean NcCollouGh, Patsy Mills and
Norma Grorulcy.
Preceding the band concert a
THANKSGIVING prayer was offered
by Rev. Leon c. Nelson. pastor uf
TIA" First Baptist Church.
other guests present Wcr" lanes
lIalmon. new 0tjic" manaGrr Tor
tn" city of Milford: Prir" Webb ard
Francis Blaine at Wilnln@t"n.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
CALVARY CHURCH MEETING:

Tn" regular monthly meeting of
Calvary Methodist Church will be
held in the social hall of the church
on Tuesday evening, December 4.
starting at 80 O'Clock. This meet
ing will be in the form OF Christ
mas party. Everyone attending.
bring wrapped gift value not to
exceed soc. At this time. we are
also asking that as many as will.
bring a wrapped gift for a child.
marked on the outside for a girl
or boy. These to be sent to under
privileged children for christmas.
The report of the nominating com
mittee will be made at this meeting.
so everyone. plan to attend
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange met ON Noycm-
bcr l. with Il good attendance and
Mrs. Ethel Warren presented Il
very good program as follows:
Song. Jesus Saviour Pilot Me-
Reading, Thanksgiving Thought.
GoargHnnu Jester.
Instrumental solo. Mrs. Douglas
Morgan
Rev. Wright Of Lincoln gave a
very interesting talk ON "Of What
Are We Thankful"
Song. I'm the Garden"
Report OF New York Herald
Tlibun" Forum. Helen Lynn
Instrumental solo. Mrs. Douglas
Moraan
Rcadins "Thanksciving Morn. -
Maud Abbott.
Song. "BlcSt BE the Tie"
The November 9th moctiu2 WIS
in charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Paris G.
Kirby and committee The pro
gram fellows:
Song. 'SWcct and Low"
Reading. "Thauh~liyinA," Ida
RoOSa.
E"adine. "Thanks9i1in@" Grorg-
anna Jester.
Roadin2, "Thanks4iyjm2 1913"
Mrs tlrry
Readiu2. "E"mrmhcrin4." N. El-
l.m Nat@uu
Reading, Mrs Alice Webb.
Reading, "no&wood." Mrs. Ncttic
Jester.
Saturday ov"nin2. December i.
Is the annual election OF officers.
and il is the duty OF each ana cv-
cry member to be present.
Worthy Master announced thc
stat" Grange session Will lee held
III Laurel on December II and l..
The committee served delicious
sandwiches and coffee.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Nh and Mrs John Greenhaugh of
Harrington. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss kath-
ryn Marie. to ElwOOd Harrison
Webb. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ward |.
Webb of Glendale.
Miss Greenhaugh is a graduate
of the Harrington High School.
Mr.. Webb graduated from the
Greenwood High School. He serv-
ed with the L. s. Air Corps and has
recently received his honorable
discharge from the service.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

NI+. Jam" Grove lcDt today to-
"t.nd tAc National I'll Cluh Con-
-''~S h.td annually in Chl,a4o
Arr~ q e. Tcnnaur OF Chester.
t'd. has h.rn VISITING hrr ~i~rrr.
MIS- Frank Armour OF EIouston.
Mrs. rlaFa Iiaack OF Nooso4"n.
y Sr'ut thr past week. with hcr
"'"'i"f, Harry rrouss and Wife
Mr. and Mrs John Eurris. Mrs.
J1'k Hurris and children. who
htFr been at their cnt1a1o sr Re
A"bolh for Tho pasl half year. NOV
"d to their home ON Causcy ayrnll.
on Sunday.
Mrs. James l. I.archum and
dnieh'r SU-allaH of. Favrticvillr
\. {. are spending the holi,iavs
Anh Mr.. and Mrs James II. Lat
rhw Captain Jam"s l.. l.alchun
rs LOW with Tho Inspector Generals
Department.
Mrs William f. Lank has been
IN Baltimore This week aItcndiu2 -
reception given 10 tn" national
president OF the Auxiliary of the
uli"d Spanish War Veterans. Shr
represents the Dclmarva Auxiliary
No. /. t. :. w V.
Staff Sergeant Eugene Murphv
aljrd his family here on Sunday.
'aNin2 he WAS at Camp kilmcr \.
J. Tie has been in the c. +. /.
ihcHlr" OF War for many months
tnd viii shortly receive his hon
NahI" dischar&" from the Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson of
near Milford spent the holiday
Weekend as the guests of Mr.. and
MlS. Jacob A. Kline OF Trenton. \.
j.. TN latter being Mrs. Wilson $
sister They returned home sun
day evening, reporting It wonderful
trip
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Stidham
ol Lorraine. Ohio. were Weekend
guests of Miss Elizabeth Stidhan
ana Mrs. y. f.. Archer. Miss Std
nam accompanied them to Phila-
drIphld ON Tuesday where they
W"r" guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
rri Stidham.
Sergeant Wallace f. McFaul. .Jr.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace f. Me
Fnul. ST. arrived home this week
with his honorable DISCHARGE
which he obtained at Camp Camp
bell. Kentucky Wallace has been
IN ia" service for about three years
ten months of which he served
in the ETO.
Mrs. Blanche Rule entertained
IN" following guests for Thanks
giving dinner last ThUrsday Mr.
and Mrs W H. Warrington. Mr.
and Mrs. John Workman. all of
Harrington. Mrs. Helen Cordrcv
aud daughter Gaile Tharp of Phil
ad"lphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Workman of Georgetown. MIR. aud
Mrs. Harvey Wilson OF Elcndalc.
Mrs. Russell Baer. Van Hickman
aud daughter Katherine of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
REVIVAL CONTINUES

The great revival at the Pill
grim Holiness Church ON s. f..
Front street Milford, continues
with much interest and good at
tendance. Several seekers al the
altar. Rev. Maddox and wife are
excellent young people and chill
drcn workers. Services each eve
ming from : to 30 o'clock. follow
ed by ovangclistic services.
R"E, Frank May will be the
speaker each evening He has a
message of interest to all.
Sunday morning December ,:
9:f3 q. m. Special Sunday school
rally. Award given to the one who
brings the most. Como. see what
it is.
EVang"listic services at 1915 Il.
m, 2:l3 p. m. and p. m,
You are cordially invited
Rev. Charles W. Baker. pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
j. ". kERBIN. MAGNOLIA. DIES

Funeral services for James W.
Norhin. "3 years old. last surviv-
'n2 charter member OF the Robbins
Hose Company OF Dover were held
At > O'Clock last Friday afternoon
from his home at Magnolia, with
In" Rcv. H. y. Nichlas. pastor of
Na&no!iH Methodist Church, 0tli-
ciating. Intcrmcut in Lakeside Gem
"t"rY. Dover.
Mir K"rhin, who died Tuesday.
November ~. in the Kent General
Hospitals Dover. after an illness of
several months. enrolled in the
ltVhhiu% Hose Company i'm 1NS2.
when the company was ORGANIZED.
and was one OF 20 charter members.
He lived in Dover for many years,
conducting feed business ON
L00Ck"1man street.
Surviving him are: \ son. James
W. kcrbin, and two gIandsOns of
Essex. Conn; three sisters. Mrs
Mary NJ. Milboulmc. Magnolia. Mrs.
Susan H. Walker. Dover. and Mrs
Caroliu" :. Rowan, Philadelphia
and toUr @rC1t-GrdndchildrCn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
| testimonial Dinner
Given To Telephone
Girls In Milford
Continued from F.r, Page,

VHfl'i"t from f.rt Ftltl
th" various units OF nud..n
i,gh'n@ army ahould h. cuordInll
I'd almost To- TIN" spin second. bat
il lS equally t,Ur of The hu,uo r.pu,
Whcr" communications aIr 1---
mcndouSly important in maLju2
poSSlbl" lhc Tremendous industrial
production which must ha., uu
our tiehtiue m,m
Th"S" girl~ took @u ucfil, part
in this important work Thoir III
cic"t fingers ouid"d the calls Ito
and from our local War jrdu-n;,-.
connecting them with Wa~hin.tnn.
with New YORK; and uJhcr points
all over The country. mahiu2 it
possible for oUr industries hrrr tu
h" cU0rdinatrd into the national
plCtur" and make their most c.Irr
tIV" contributions t0 the war ci-
fort"
Mr. Collins also reviewed Tine
part played by the He'll System in
tn" war and said thai clrrv1hIue
possible was hciu. done now to
get th" coUnDE'S telephone rvs-
tenn back to normal and provide
s"rvic" for cyrryun. vino wants il.
He explained. however. that m
many cases new central office
equipment must hv Installed be-
fore all these persons ROW on the
company'S waiting lists can b.
served. The manufacture and in
stallation OF central office equip
mont. II" added. is q timr-,onsum-
inS process. but it will be- done
just as rapidly rs possible.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Obituary

WARD
James f.. Ward. age 40 years.
husband OF Dorothy Peet Ward.
died at his home ON Saturday. No
vrmbrr -, ON the Milford-EIar-
lin@t0n Road, after IA brief illness.
Mr.. Ward was Il carpenter by trade.
II" leaves two children. james. and
Charles. i'm addition he leaves a
father and mother. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Ward of Harrington and
the following brothers and sisters.
William and Fred OF FELTON,. Sam
neI of Chester, Pa. Mrs. William
J.. Belts Of Ellendalc. Mrs. Howard
Mccoy of Chester, Mrs. Robert
Grey Of Harrington. Mrs Charles
Griffith of FELTON,. Funeral services
were held from the Lotland Funeral
Home in Milford on Tuesday af-
tcrnoOn at : o'clock. Intcrment in
odd Fellows cemetery. Rev. Wright
of Harrington and Rev. Nelson of
Milford OiticiatinG
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
ST. JOHN'S-ZOAR
REVIVAL SERVICES

Union cV"ngolistic services be-
gan in Zoar Methodist Church last
Sunday night. The services are
expected To continue until Wcdncs-
day. December -. Meetings are
being held this week in Zoar
Church, up to and including Sun
day night. December ,. with ser
vices beginning at 80 p M.
Services will be held in St
Johns Church from Tuesday. De-
remhcr (. until Wednesday. Dccem-
h"r -. also beginning AT 7:%0 p.
m. Rev. W. l.. McClint0ck is pas
tor OF st. Johns Church: Rev.
John IL. Anderson is the pastor of
Ioar Church. Neighboring pastors
are assisting in the services.
The program for next week at
81. Johns:
Sunday. December , 80 p. m.
Sunday school. 2:30 p. m. sermon
by the pastor and evangelistic SER
vice. 80 p. m, union revival SER
vice AT Zoar Church.
Monday Home Visitation. No
service at the church.
Tuesday Sermon by Rev. Omar
+. Jones. Georgetown.
Wednesday Sermon by Rev. Roy
l.. Jones. HarbesOn
Thursday To be announced.
Friday Young Peoples Night.
with the sermon by Rev. David
Baker of RchobOth.
Sunday. December 9: 100 p. m,
Sunday school 7:30 p. m. song
service. Sermon by Chaplain AL
bert r. Beasley of the Dover Army
Air Field.
Services mp to Wednesday, De-
Ccmbcr -. to be announced.
You will find friendly welcome.
Come bring others.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
HOME DEMONSTRATION NOTES

Tn" Atlanta HON" Dcmonstra-
tion club will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Enos Nichols on Tuesday,
December I. at - o'clock.
y covered dish luncheon will
precedo the meeting. We will be
asked to donate 35c for this lunch
con. The money will be used to
fill Christmas boxes for the needy
Any donations OF clothing or
toys that can be brought by the
club members will he included in
the Christmas boxes.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Kent Fircmcn Held
Meeting At FELTON,
cContinued from ttrst rage,

thjct interest conferred sJuuud
tho uomiuafjuu ot uHic,r- Tor 1h.
n"W HoH. Fjr~l Vie. President +
T.. liurh" of tin}tuu is Slated TO
head thc ur-anilaf5uu n..Nl vrar.
tj}~r Me, president. Knl1ud Parker.
second Yics prr-Idtut. Charles J,.s
ror. Camd,u and NyWuu Wood
llHtjy. e,cttaeY john N Go".
mcumhrnt. Treasured. Willard EHI
Gus. fh"~WuId incumbent. dltoc-
IONS tiaoi4r Johnston ts,durn.i.
Ralph rolcr. nuv,g .\Jf l;a~.. Iur.
per Jones' SMYRNA: Edwin OLSON
Bowers. and t+dN:Hd Sharp. Fol
tom. Aln"n2 these naEu, brief
remarks Wc.r: S'at" Pr-ld.ut
Fred Brown. Slatr Vice ru.ld,1
Caleb johnson. pa~t PrrJdple
John Moore and F3anh e O'NaI.
State Fine Recorder Layton I3al.
nard. state Secretary " " r,uy
John
Auon- the GUESTS a... char
Charlrs Honey. president a. thc
brI-Ma VI As-ocation Notr..
Phillips MiddirtoWu. Harper
Jones. Smyrna. ana Gruar Johu-
son, incidentally 1h.s, tWn mru
har" Just returned honlr l.om dGly
with lho L. :. Forces Johnson err-
'rd "i2ht years a~ keHj county
secretary and Was aj>rn the hauor-
of u past president Cuiof Thomas
Baker WAS a>sjeL,d the PHEASANT
task of makin@ the presentation
Both service men had hrcn uomi-
matted for the board OF directors
Chjof Ralph Boyer ot the Dovct
Air Base recommended tire cNtin-
4uiShcrs containing COZ. as hcin2
most efficient. He said some com
panl"s had already purchased them
Ati"l the county meeting adjourn
ed. representatives of The Del- Mar
Va Association met and awarded
Tn" annual convention To- Iiarrluu
ton To he held in May, 1916.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
PocahOntas Notes

Pocahontas Sister Sara Walls
wishes 10 thank all who helped TO
make the party success, especially
the committee which worked so
hard. These little affairs will be
held occasionally during the win
ter months. Watch for date and
don't forget your pal. 1t will soon
be time to meet and greet them.
Monday evening. December 3 the
Great Chiefs will make their OIL
cial visit TO Ionic Council, NO. 10
d. of p. in the PocahOntas Lodge
Hall.
Sister Walls would like S0od
attendance.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
I"gatc> PrpkrCIl

The enlargement of Miss I,"GatcS.
daughter of Earl L"eatrs and the
late Mrs. Sarah Emma LeGatos. of
Farmin2ton, and John Prckrcll
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Prck-
roll OF Newell. Pa. is announced.
Th" wedding will take place to-
morrow, Saturday. December ]. in
Newell. Pa
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
MILFORD BUSINESS GIRLS
MEET IN GRANGE HALL

Rev. John NJ. DeC hant. pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church. was
the guest speaker at the Thanks
giving dinner meeting of the Mil
ford Business and Professional
Girls Club on Tuesday of last week.
n turkey dinner was served by the
Grange in the Grange Hall.
Miss Marjorie Dare, chairman of
the program. introduced Rev. De-
Chant. who spoke very interestingly
on THANKSGIVING.
The winner of the turkey was
Jack Cordrey. Mrs. DeChant drew
the lucky number.
The next meeting will be held
on Monday evening, December 8.
at s O'Clock in the Milford New
Century Club.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
ENGAGEMENTS
Adams Wincbrcnner

MIR, and Mrs. Norris c. Adams of
Harrington announce the engage
mcnt of their daughter, Evelyn
Janet. to Guy Winchronncr. son of
MIR. and Mrs. Norris Winobrrnncr
of Albion, Ind. Miss Adams is as
sociated with the First National
Bank of Harrington. Mr. Wine
brcnner was discharged recently
from the I. :. Army after %
months overseas duty.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. Roland Sipplo entertained
with birthday dinner on Wcdncs-
day evening, November u. in honor
of the S5th birthday OF Mrs. Mar
Saret Mills. The guests who great
ly enjoyed the feast, were Miss
Ella Hammond, Mrs. Arcadia In
gram. MIR. and Mrs. Barrett Mar
Vel of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lodge and daughter Anne, and Ilar-
old Wiley. all OF Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
WEDDINGS
JONES WATSON

Mr.. and Mrs Everett Jones wish
10 announce the MARRIAGE OF their
Niughtcr Kathleen. to Corporal
Philip Watson. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Watson OF this city. ON
Saturday, November T.. at >:t5 o.
clock in tn" home OF Mrs. Emma
Watson. The double ring ceremony
was performed hy Rrv J. +. Bailey.
The matron of honor WAS Mrs. IT.
enc Kitchens and Jack Tribhrtt
was best man. After the ceremony
4 reception WAS 2ivcn by The ma
tr0n of honor Corporal Watson
will report back to Camp Cooke.
California. ON December IT. where
he will wait for his discharge from
the service.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Personal Happenings

Mn. uayid ". Wallace t.W
several days This week ~ Th'"
dclphja.
Miss sue Mun~ou ot ctHmuat.
v.,. fhr guest. of Mis- M1.Hr,4
lllmmond The past Werh.enb
Mrs. Harry Laws of New ila}.u.
Conn. has been the @u"Sl of Ns
and Mrs. Thomas DAVIS this ~"oh
}I- and Mrs. Edward Sah'raH t.If
nn Sunday for Il nip lo FLORIDA
Th,y will bc away about 'hr""
weeks.
2r. and Mra. Tom pnrrr of
BrookIyn. y Y. were ""'a "nd
4u,,f; of Mr. and Mr. john G.
Truut.
MIR. and Mrs Donald Smith "l
WILMINGTON spent IN" past week
,nd in Milford with Ma. and Ms
William c. Smith.
PFC earl \. Short is IIom' with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Car-
Short. after bciuG houorahly dis
charged from the Amy al CHml
Hood. Texas.
JoScph KimmcI and DIck Mac
Donald of Baltimore. both medical
students at Johns Hopkins. were
holiday guests of MIR. and Mrs. "
Dean Kinmcl.
Mrs. Harry l.. Grirr returned
houc Tuesday after sp"nIin3 soy
cruI days in Pcrryman. Md. witt
Mr.. and Mrs. William iIumcs
Grirr and daughters
Captain and Mrs. ROdGcr ilurl-
son. who have been in Florida ioI
the raSt TWO weeks. returned to
Milford ON Wednesday for "a short
stay before going to New YORK. 'jty
To visit Captain Harrison lam
iIy
Ii"utcnaut-Commandcr and Mrs
y. f.. hpUUltiHllt, anu NdNSlli'I
frances. OF Miami, Florida, We're
GUESTS tn" past Weekend OF his
aunt, Mrs Ida Kelley. and his bro
Dhcr-in-IaW and sister. Rev. and
Mrs. L. f.. Werner.
pulrhuS Wilkins returned home
ON Tuesday, honorubIy DISCHARGED
from the Army Air Corps. ljc rr-
GENTLY returned from his second
"Trip To the South Pacific, where h,
was when peace NEGOTIATIONS Wrr,
si2ncd with Japan.
Colonel w f. Lauk has rclurn
"d from attending the American
Legion convention at CHICAGO. II,
reports il was one of the larecs'
conventions the I.cgion has even
Arld. ON November % There Wcr,
5000 Word War II Veterans takcI
INTO TN" Lesion at one time ane
thai same day. when General EiS
"nhoW"r appeared before the con.
V"ntiou there was great ovation
given him. and he was presented
with e Medal of Honor by the leg
ion.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

G- RlpAY, December :.
z IN IS the date chosen bv
III Miss Georgia Anne
- Lodge as her we'd
ding day to be mar
fl"d to MIR. Harold Irving Will
ley. Miss Lodge is the dauph-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John $
Lodge. who live near town
MIR, Wiley is tn" son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Wiley of Lin
coin. The ceremony at TWO in
the AFTERNOON in Avenue Meth
odist Church will be perform-
ed by DR.. Frank Hcrson and
Mrs. Edward Hurley will ac-
company Miss Vivian Davis of
Greenwood as the soloist. Mr..
Lodge will give his daughter in
marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stevenson of Georgetown will
serve as matrOn of honor and
best man, while Miss Vcrna
Lyle Lodge of Wilmington will
be her sisters maid of honor.
Mr.. Joseph Lofland and Mr..
Major Sockrider will be the
ushers. Reception at the home
of the brides parents will fol-
low the ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
lSiuctiCll

Substitutes: Blurtiold: Lov"rne
Ice. Robert Daring, William Mott,
Aaron Heath, Orvall Smith. Clyde
O@I"shy. George Wheeler. Ben
Thompson, Wilbur Banks. William
Harper, Melvin Smith. John Wash
lngton. Joseph Maxwell, Harry
Brown. IIoltz. Delaware: Schcnck.
Grcein, Cottman. Williams, Wilson,
Thomas. Cunning. Gross. Warner.
Tn" seasons record of Delaware
State fpl IOVS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
r-.t[ &.
BENNETT MURPHY

Lieutenant NirGnia :. Bennett OF
TN" Army Nurse Corps, dau4htrr
OF Mr.. and Mrs W. y. Bennett. OF
Coyington. Va. hcramr thr bride
OF Sergeant Ernest Richard Al1r-
phy. son of Mrs. NJ VI. Murphy OF
Milford. in q double ring ceremony
ON Tuesday afternoon November
20. at four o'clock in the post
chapel at Moore General Hospital
! licutcnant-Coi0ncl Ellis l.. Young
dahl performed the ceremony. ".
o. Charles Spur, orGauiet. pre-
scented Il program of wedding mu-
sic. II" sang "BccaUSr" by dIIur-
drlOt. before III" ceremony The
hrlda party entered tn" chapel to-
the strains OF the bridal chorus
from "Lohcneriu.' The bride was
given III marriage hy Lieutenant
j. r. Bullock of Fay"ttrtjll". \. G..
Th" bride Wore the uniform of thv
y. y. c.. with "a shoulder corsa4v
OF white orchids. Lieutenant N.Iv
G. Perry OF Rochester. y. Y. was
maid of honor and the only attoud-
amt Of the bride. she wore the win
ter uniform of the \. y. {. and u
shoulder c0rsHGr OF yellow roses.
The groom had as his best man.
Pic. Thomas sullivan Uf South EuS
ton. Mass. The uShcrS We're Cor
poral Raymond e. Mont&omcry of
Dearborn. Mich. and Scrctanr Don
aid Tyrroll of Brooklyn. y. Y.
G@.Gr
klLIEN CROCKETT
Miss Rachel Broadway KiIIcu.
daughter of Mrs. NJ Evelyn Killcn
and the late John ". KilIrn or
FELTON,. was married THANKSGIVING
Day morning to Joseph Henry
Crockett of Wilmington. Tn" ccrc-
mony was performed lay the Rev
John II. ni"hl, pastor of FELTON,
Methodist Church. at the home OF
the brides mother. Miss Alice t..
Brown. Of Milford. was the brides
only attendant William w. KilIcu
brother OF the bride. Wae best man.
IN" wedding music WAS played hy
Mrs. Madeleine K. Bennett Nh,
also sang. Tn" bride wore = hlu.
heart roses. The maid OF hounI
WAS dressed i'm coral and black and
wore corSa&" of taliSman roses
Mrs. killcn chose black crrr,
' trimmed with scquins and "A con.
sage of 2ardcniaS. \ rcccption q,
nom" followed the ceremony Ar
ter short wedding trip. the coupl,
will live in Wilmington. Mrs
Crockett is a member of the navic
". Harlan School faculty. Nh.
Crockett is employed by j +,
Rhoads and Sons. Much entertain
= ing has been done in honor of tn,
bride. The faculty of Harlan
School entertained at dinner AN,
shower i'll her honor. Mrs. M4bc
: II. Ward and Miss Ruth NJ. Uvrou>
/ also entertained in her honor. Mrs
: Bennett gave a shower in FELTON, i,
honor of the bride
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
State College Downs
Blueheld, rs To O
CContinucd from First raccl

Dunbar played a fine gam" for
Delaware. scoring ON an off tackle
smash. C0llick scored the other
touchdown for Delaware. and extra
points were added by Dunbar and
Aldrid@c.
Saunders was tn" main offensive
spark for Hlueiicld while in Holt
the Bic Blues showed one of the
best tackles OF the season.
Score by periods
Delaware state l% q u ~
EIMnliNId Slntn U u u u u
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

George Henry Draper. ith.
is the name that has been Civ
EN- to the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
GcorG" II. Draper. 3rd. who
WAS born in Memorial Hospital
on Wednesday, November 21.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Our boys continue to arrive
home. also to get together in
far places. Recently on Guam.
Clyde Wilkins, Irwin Salmons
and Irwin BOWS had such Il
meeting and a good time WAS
had by each. There is no doubt
that this was said Wouldn't
it be nice to be at Mikes and
see the gang ?''
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Among the many who had
family reunions on Thanks
giving Day were Mr.. and Mrs.
William a. Purks. At their
home on the Cedar Beach Road,
near town. they were hosts to
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos G. Ben
nett. Mr.. and Mrs. &. Roy Ben
nett of town, John r. Bennett
of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs.
William IL. Bennett of Lin
wood, Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred S. Wctzcll of New York
City.