Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21

FORD Building and Loan ASSO-
citation. They will live on West
Second street, North Milford.
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Surprising their many
friends, Miss Sara Elizabeth
Grier. daughter of Mrs. Harry
l.. .Grier and the late Mr.. Gricr.
and Mr.. Milton Dill, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dill
of FELTON,. went to Pcrryman.
Maryland. on Friday and were
married by Reverend John
jackson Brown of Salisbury.
Md, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Humes Gricr at
flve in the afternoon. Miss
Grier wore an afternoon dress
OF white silk pique. made on
simple lines. Her cOrsagc was
of white gardcnias. Miss Flea
nor Grier, her niece. attended
her and wore twO-picce
dress of yellow linen. Mr.. Will
liam Berry was the best man.
Mr.. GriCr gave his sister i'm
marriage. A wedding supper
followed the ceremony. Present
were Mrs. Harry l.. Grier. Mr..
and Mrs. Grier. Miss Mary
Beth Gricr, Miss Eleanor
Grier, Miss Carolyn Gricr. Mrs.
Louder Grier. Miss Joy Gricr.
Mr.. Wade Carroll, Mrs. Robert
p. Davis. Mrs. A. DOnnell Mar
shall, Mrs. Clifford Johnson
and Miss Ruth Anne Johnson
OF FELTON,. Mrs. David Wallace.
Mrs. Elmer r. Williams. Miss
Anne Townsend. Senator Rob
ert II. ferkes and Mr.. William
Berry. They are spending this
week at their cottage at Rcho-
both Beach and will return
home today. Mrs. Dill has been
secretary for the Milford
Chronicle Publishing Company
for the past several years. Mr..
Dill is in the autOmotivc bust
ness. They will reside ON
South Walnut street.
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Mrs. Herbert Nichols was a
recent hostess entertaining on
Saturday for dessert and cards
at her home Mrs. Jack Waplcs.
Mrs. Dean Kimmcl. Mrs. Will
liam Burke. Mrs. Laurence Fit
chett. Mrs. A. +. Humes. Mrs.
Clarence Wclch, Mrs. Birda
BurdiCk. Mrs. James Crcsson.
Mrs Ford Scwell. Mrs. Harvey
Phillips, Mrs. John Fry and
Mrs. David Greene.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ". Sez-
ma welcomed their second
daughter in Memorial Hospital
on Friday. June II. and have
named her Kathleen Grier
Sezna. Mrs. Sczna will be re-
membered as the former Miss
Jean Grier.
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Miss Helen Pierce is eniov-
ing vacation, after her busy
school year. On Sunday, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert BaeChler and Mr.. James
P. Pierce. she drove to Wash
ingtOn, where she took plane
for Ell PasO. Texas. There she
will visit for the next three
weeks, Captain and Mrs. Geo
T. Macklin. Captain Macklin
is now stationed with the Reg
ular Army at Fort Bliss.
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Miss Carolyn TOOker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Took
er, was graduated this month
from Park College. Miss Took
er was music major and pres
ident of the Mu Sigma Beta
Chapter. national music SOr-
Ority. She was a member of
the A Capella Choir and was on
the deans honor roll. This
fall she will teach music in a
midwest high school Miss
Virginia Tooker, her sister
has just finished her first year
at the same college.
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Delightful was the tea given
by Mrs. Charles Banning on
Friday of last week at hcl
beautiful home on Haven Lake
from three to five. While il
rained enough to prevent
guests from enjoying the yard
the view of the lake was there
and that, combined with the
cordial greeting of the hostess
and the visiting with friends
the hours went by all toe
quickly.
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