Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01
MILLVILLE

The W. S. c. S. met on Tuesday
evening with their pastor and wife.
Reverend and Mrs. f. c. Louhoff,
Jr., at the parsonage in Ocean View
with good attendance.
This will be local Sunday in the
Methodist Church here. Try and be
present at church school
Mr.. G. Fl. Townsend has received
letter from his grandson, George
I'll. Townsend 3rd, that he has en-
listed in the Air Corps for three
years and is now in training at
Camp Meade.
Major George W. DerrickSon and
his brother, Staff Sergeant Clayton
w. DerricksOn who are home on
furlOugh with their parents and the
latter's wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee DerricksOn of New Castle.
all motored here on Saturday and
visited their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Sadie Williams. Also
called on Mr.. DerrickSOn's sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wat
son of Frankford, and Mrs. Der
rickson's uncle and cousin, Mr..
LhOSCo Y llSt anu WI .. hdi SodI ct
Marshall of Stoney Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Aydo-
lett spent Sunday afternoon with
their mother. Mrs. Name Aydolett
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Handy
Mcgee. They also called on theiI
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Dora
Evans in Ocean View. Mr.. Evans
had the misfortune to fall, hreaking
his collar bone. Monday evening
Mrs. AydOlett left for Philadelphia
where she will spend few day:
with her mother. Mrs. Mary Holt
Tuesday evening they were the din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemut
Holt and little daughters, June ant
Carolyn of Drexel Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James JarmOn ar
making their home tempOraril,
with Mr.. and Mrs George II
Townsend.
Miss Lizzie Quillen is spendin
some time iii Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Hudson q
Baltimore. Maryland were SatW
day visitors with Mr.. and MIR,
George II. Townsend.
WI anu wi -. blih w illSlCi W IL
lave been occupying the home {
Mrs. Myrtle Hickman. have nov
moved to Bethany Beach and an
occupying the cottage of Mr.. an
Mrs. r. J. West. We are sorry {
part with the Wanglers.
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell, 96. widow I
the late Benton Gordy Mitchell, an
one of our Oldest citizens passP
away at the home of her dauShte
Mrs. John Stevens, last ThurSda
January "a. She has lived nef
Alillville for 60 years or more. Ht
funeral on Sunday was held at II
c. H. Watson Funeral Home wit
Rev. J. r. Langrell. assisted by Re
{. e. DerricksOn, officiating. al
inferred in St. Georges cemeter
CIarksville. She leaves to mOul
their loss. two sons. irwin J. al
John B. Mitchell; three daughter
Mrs. Allie Stevens. Williamsvil
Mrs. Linda Wharton. Ocean Vie
and Mrs. Lizzie Hopkins OF Phil
delphia and several grand al
at-grandchildren.
William Townsend came fro
HIS w lldlI, II SlHld anu Slt
his leave Of three days with /
mother and brother, Mrs. GeOr
y. Townsend and Victor. On Frid
evening their dinner guest W
Charles c. DerricksOn, Ir., we
end guest of Mrs. Townsend a
Victor and Jack Townsend frt
Rcacom College and Mr.. and VI
Harrison Temple and little 50
Victor from tho Ccdars.
Elmer Murray is spending a f
days with his family this week.
We are glad to report Laban
Murray is able to be out Occasi(
ally after having d fall and hre;
inc his arm.
Can you top this? Mr.. John
Mitchell killed a porker recen
that was a little over a yea-
which weighed 672 pounds dress
John Sanford Noble Jr., has
turned to Western Maryland {
lege. Westminster. Md, to resu
his studies after having served
the u. S. Army for three and /
years.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Powell is i'll at
home of her son. William Powell
FrankfOrd Her many friends "
her a speedy recovery.