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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
SLAUGHTER NECK HOME
DEMONSTRATION GLIB

The Slaughter Neck Home Dem
onstration Club has Is members and
was one year old last January.
Two OF our mtmhcrS had to drop
out because of POOR health, and
one moved away. We have gained
two recently and expect another
new member.
Mrs. Weischadel invited Miss
Holloway and members OF our
club TO make jelly at her home on"
Gav last August which turned out
perfectly. Miss Holloway gave us
directions on cooking and testing
it. Upon opening the jelly for din
ner one evening when she had
spcCial guests, they remarked ii
was the grandcst jelly they had
ever eaten. II was also free "t
CRYSTALS in the bottom OF the glass.
At our January meeting when
our club was one year old. MIS-.
Crerar Bennett, at Bay View
farm. invited the members 10 hold
covered dish luncheon at her
home. There were II members
present to enjoy the delicious
food and the hospitality Of Mr. and
= Mrs. Bennett. We also admired hcr
Q new BendiX Automatic home laun-
$ dry washing machine. which did
Il their wash in their newly rcm0d-
= eled kitchen. Her Kitchen is in the
contest
She also made a suit for herself
" for Easter out OF Il mans suit of
o clothes
= Mrs. Doris Jones took pictures
Il of our group in her yard at the
!. March meeting. There were p
= present.
q Mrs. Margaret Bennett made {
.e portfolio. scrap book and dcst
l. bl0tter with other members OF Mis-,
9. Adeline Hoffman's class at George
m town. and is rrizins them yer,
IN much. Mrs. Helen Collins did some
as painting with DucO Enamel ant
oil colOrs on boxes and jars AM
carried them TO our last meeting
They were admired a lot for thei
IS. Peter Hunt designs.
30. ,t,.., pillow pannntt is thr nnv
~ of her friends because She has tn
81 e patience and time to rctiniSh 0l
nc furniture and new. Her old rocl
~. ~! ers. scttce. chests. ana chairs al
~ very pretty now.
at- The members of our club wouI
10 like to see that q name board
is erected in front OF the Slaugl
ter Neck Church on the lawn, ne
,ed shrubbery added where needed al
pet that there are receptacleS #
s." waste paper.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
BALLROOM DANCING
CLASS ENTERTAINED

Wednesday evening from ) to
~ y. M. in the New Century club.
Mrs. Catherine Tull, assisted by
Mrs. Carlton Fooks. Mrs. Phillip
Jacobs. and Mrs. James Deputy.
entertained the graduating BAN
Room dancing class and tholr par
ents. Mrs. Earl Puckl"y, OF S"aford,
played the piano music Tor TN"
evening. Door prizes Wcr" won by
Donald Black and Claudia RCSWick.
Philip Walls and Krta Young won
prizes for the special eliminating
dance. Another high light was tn"
! special dance for pupils and their
parents. Due to the generous re-
sponsc for refreshments. all the
dancing classes ON Friday were
served cookies.
Mrs. Tull comes from SCal0ro
each Friday afternoon to conduct
tap. toe. and ballet: and ball room
dancing. Summer classes are now
being arranged. anyone interested
may call Mrs Fooks or Mrs. DE
OIItV
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

Mrs. y. r. Washburn and chill
drcn OF Endicott. y. Y. spent the
Weekend in town.
Mrs. Joseph Dare is i'll in the
Delaware Hospital in Wllminston
whore sh, has been Il patient for
the past week.
Mrs. Edward Salcvan is in CIcve-
land, OHIO. where she was called
by the illness of her daughter. Mrs
Frank Boan. Al this time Mrs. Roan
is much improved.
Mrs. +. Burgcttc Short and Mrs
Edwin ID. Steele. of Newark. an,
leaving today for ii weekend in At
lantic city, where they will b,
guests at the Hotel Dennis.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl X. Williams
accompanied by their son ant
daughter-in-law. MIR. and Mrs. {
Earl Williams, attended commence
ment exercises at Jefferson IiOspi
tai School of Nursing on Thursda
night of last week. when thei
. daughter. Margaret. received he
diploma and insignia. Peggy. a
| she is attectionately known To h,
classmates, was highly commend
ed by her supervisor for bein
2 Conscientious. interested i'll he
work, and we'll liked by her p;
5 tients and co-workcrs" Margar'
+ will complete her course in Al
gust
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
Al

Mrs. Joseph J. Pearcc was
elected president of the Mil
ford New Century Club on Mon
day and will succeed Mrs. John
w. Fry. after installation with
her cabinet, on Monday. Mrs.
Fry has been a very capable and
efficient officer for the local
club and leaves it in good so
cial and financial standing.
Mrs. Pearce is also very cap
able and the club will go for
ward again under her leader
ship. The New Century Club
is to be congratulated upon its
choice of an executive.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
Wesley May Festival
Held In Field House
CONTINUED from First Pase)

Advancement in foliage i'll shades
of green. first. Mrs. James H.
Hughes III; second. Mrs. Charles
Bunker.
Miniatures. singles. not over
inches. first. Mrs. Raymond UNI
MINIS; second. Mrs. Gordon " llllS'
Miniature pairs, not over !, mcheS
first. Mrs. James Il. Bice, Jr.. sec
end. Mrs. Howard +. Lynch Jf.
Arrangement 0f iris ilrSt' MIS-
Raymond Cummins; second, MIS-
Gordon Willis.
Oriental arrangement, ilrSt, NlfS'
Charles Bunker; second MIS-
james b. Bice, Jr.
Occasional tabI" arrangement
with accessories, first, Mrs. How
ard f.. Lynch, Jr.; second, Mrs
Henry Ridgely.
Arrangement on breakfast trays
first. Mrs. Henry Rid2cly; second
+ Mrs. James b. Bice, Jr.
Special class. first. Mrs. 'tcl
! Fulton: second, Mrs. Walker l.
/ Nitflin
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
Mar-Del Ball League
Opened Last Sunday
Continued from FIRST Page,

On the Maryland side of the
league. Denton hcsted the Green's
boro Club > to q before one ol the
largest crowds ever to witness a
game at the Greensboro Park.
ThaWlcy. Denton twirler. and
Spence. Greensboro mOundSmdu.
were both in rare form. ThaWlcy
allowed the Greensboro club five
bingles and had a not-hitter until
the fifth Spence let the winners
down with two hits, Il triple by
Holland and a single by Weir. Den
tom scored in the FIRST and the ScY-
enth. Greensboro threatened srv-
eral times but could not produce
when hit was needed.
koll Hoch's Rrid@pvillc Gamers
doWncd Roy Dill's FELTON, ninc by
Il to , score The game WIS tra-
turcd by sparkling play through
out. Elmer HARRINGTON : fielding
and hitting was easily outstdndinG
for the winners His double and
triple were responsible for four
runs. Buck Roe. FELTON, FIRST sack
cr, had > for t. Fountain. winning
tWirler. and Green. the loser, both
. turned in we'll pitched games.
AT Houston. Geo l.. Johnson
Houston team proved too much fol
Norm Dudley's Church Hill Clul
and won out by : to score. IIous
tons four run rally in III" eight
put the game on ice. Horace Willie!
and Mark Quillen split the moUnt
duty for Houston, with Willie!
. working the first five innings ant
the latter the last -four Each al
lowed two hits with the lone Churcl
Hill run being scored off Quillcl
Conley started ON the mound TO
the Church Hill nine but WAS re
=. lievcd by Scott in the sixth. Brown
Quillen and Wiley led the hittin
for the Libby Gamers while Man
agcr Dudley and Walls We're tn
- most effective for the visiting MIN
Schedule For Sunday. May II
Greensboro at Church Hill. >
m, r. S. T.
BridGeville at Rock Hall,
m, + 5. T.
H. llartly at FELTON,, > p. m. ID. 5.
Houston at Denton, p. m,
Id 5. T.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
HARVEY MARVEL HOME
FROM HARTFORD, conn.

Harvey G. Marvel local msur-
ancc underwater. has completed Il
fvc-wccks course at the school
sponsored by the Travellers lnSur-
ancr Company, at Hartford. Conn.
and will return to Milford this week
end. Mr. Marvel is associat"d with
his brothcr-in-law David :. lIuG2,
in the operation ol the M1lN"l and
Iugg Agency here. and recently
returned to civilian life after fly"
years service i'll the Army Al
Corps.
Mrs. Marvel. the former Violet
Cohee. of Woodsidc, will accompany
Mr. Marvel To Milford, Wh"r" they
will make their future home.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
TROPHY GRANGE NOTES

The following program was pre-
scntcd at Trophy Grange on Mon
dav night. May 6. Topic Health"
Piano solo. Sister Adams.
What We Should Eat to Main
tain Well Balanced Doct. by Sis
ter Petry.
Reading by Sister Simpson, The
Stomachs Reply to the Boy"
Vocal solo. Sister Adams.
Talk. "Hospital and Health In
surance." Brother Petry.
Reading. "Curin' Hannah.
Trophy Grange meets at 1:30 p
m now.
Next Monday night there will b,
= Alother's Day program presented
Rev. Wiehl will be the CUES
/ speaker. Hope as many member
will come out as possibly can, Th
lecturer hour will be open.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Faye Ann Coffin celebrated
her twelfth birthday by Cntcrtain-
ing twelve of her classmates at the
Blue Heaven" cottage at Oak Or
Chard. Upon their arrival Saturday
at noon. refreshments were served.
The afternoon was spent in playing
softball. hiking and dancing. In
the late afternoon ice cream and
cake were served. Those present
were: Frances Ann Abbott, Joyce
Argo. Ann Bennett. Loretta Baker,
Arlene C0hce. Patricia Clifton, Cora
Jean Cannon, Jane DcChant. Jean
Disney. Betty DOwncs. Dolores
Davenport and Amelia Fink.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
NEW CITY MANAGER
ARRIVES N MILFORD

Fleming Hart, new city mauaE
or. has arrived from Harrisburg.
Pa. and is becoming acquainted
with his now duties. Jack May
nard. who recently resigned as
city manager, will conclude his du-
ties today, Friday. May 10.
Mr. Hart. a former resident ol
Milford and the son of Mrs. Harry
Hart. was with the right Of way
division of the Pennsylvania High
way Department for the past -
years. Mr.. Maynard expects to en-
ter private business.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
HENLOPEN GRANGE NOTES

The bingo party given by Hen
lOpen Grange No. 20 was attended
by approximately one hundred
twenty five people from Lewes, Re
hObOth and vicinity.
Prizes ranged from - pairs OF
nylons. aprons. dressed chickens
and pies to motor oil and seat cov-
prs. Refreshments of hot dogs and
lemonade were served.
Mrs. Florence Stauffcr chanccd
off IA handbag Of cOrdc, the pro
cccds of which were contributed tC
the building fund.
Everyone had an enjoyable time
especially winners of the nylol
hose.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
BY
GOVERNOR BACON

Governor Walter w. Bacon has
announced his reappOintment OF
J. Gordon Smith. Harrington. as Il
member of the State Highway De
partment for a term of six years.
beginning May l. He also reap
pointed Charles Pagan, Bowers
Beach. and Wilbert Rawley, Leip-
sic, as members of the Delaware
Commission for Shellfisheries. The
appointments are for terms of three
years.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
THE REV. GUY l.. HILL TO
PREACHI CHRIST CHI RCH

The Rev. Guy l.. Hill, Rector OF
st. Alban's Church. Superior. Wis
consin. will preach in Christ
Church, Milford. ON Sunday, May
-. at the II O'Clock service.
The Rev Mr.. Hill was a former
Rector OF Christ Church here.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
WEDDING
STORAIER MILLS

STORNFHI NIIIIIN
Miss Dorothy NJ. StOrmcr. dau2h-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob J. Stor-
mer. became the bride OF ''Iih"rt
l.. Mills. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
T. Mills OF Milford. at the Calvary
Methodist parsonage ON Sunday
May J.. with the Rev. Leslie +
Werner performing the ceremony
The bride WAS attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Clayvillc. sister and
hrOthcr-in-law of the bride.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
DRAFTEES SELECTED Bl
GEORGETOWN BOARD

Cyrus James Buckley, MILFORD ?
James Stewart DOnaWay' 1l'' VI
Georgetown.
Paul Amos Donovan, Milton:
George Everett Dukes. Mliisporo'
Robert John Ellingsworth' I'll
lendale.
Leonard Gardner. Selbyvllle'
Maxwell Hazard, Lincoln.
Howard Herman Johnsoh' VIII
tom
Paul James Stewart, Lcwes'
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
SHAWNEE CLUB NEWS

The Shawnee Home Demonstra-
tion club will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Edgar Isaacs on Friday. May
loth at l:30. AS this is National
Home Makers week our President
would like a good attendance
Time to set your garden seeds.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Watson of
Milford announce the engagement
of their daughter. Margaret Eliza
beth to Walter Swain, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Swain OF Lincoln.
Miss Watson is a graduate Of the
Milford High School and associ-
ated with the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company. MIR. Swain is also
a graduate of the Milford High
School and is with George aud
Lynch Construction Company.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
TIiOROUGIIGOOD

Lena 4. Thoroughbred of 2f2l
North Warnock street, Philadel-
phia. passed away on April II. She
WAS the daughter of the late James
+. and Lima ThoroughgOOd and
GRANDDAUGHTER of William y. Thor
uughgo0d. all of MillsbOro. The de-
ceased was raised on what is now
the Swan Orchard Farm. She was a
member of the Caster Presbyterian
Church for many years. Surviving
her are two nieccs. Mrs. George
Bcacham OF Washington, ID. C., and
Mrs. Gladys Shortall Of Wilson, y
G.. and a nephew. Clyde Thorough
good OF Raleigh, y. c. She was 6'
years old t'uncra! services were
held at Harold B. Mulligans Fu
neral home on Friday, April ~
and final services were held IRON
II Il. Hickman in Millsboro OF
Sunday. April 2l. Interment wa
made in DagSbOrO cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
LATE DISCIPLES CLASS

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Late Disciples Class will b"
held in the Social Hall of the
church on Tuesday night. May II.
The hOstesscs for the evening
will he Louise Reynolds. Doris Da-
wilson, Margaret II0llOWell and
Ethel Tindall.
Please try and be present.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
EXHIBITION OF ANTIQUES

An antique exhibition. featuring
Chippendalc Hepplewhitc and
Sheraton furniture. china and
glassware and other interesting
Americana will he held in the par
ish house of ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church in Newark on May II from
! .0O to & 200 u. m.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
4.lt

The Red Cross meeting of
the Directors of Area 6 which
was to have been on Wcdncs-
day. will now take place on
May Is at eight O'Clock at the
home of the chairman. George
r. Macklin on Kings Highway.
This is an important meeting
and all members are urged to
be present. The final figures
for the current roll call are as
follows: Milford. $4.567 54;
Harrington. $2.36S.36; Lincoln.
1927 .6S; Frederick. $24S.54; FL
lendale, $229.S5; Houston.
$21405.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1916 FILES OF
TIE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Misses Mary and Margaret
Grier. Helen Pierce, and Laura
Salevan, and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend will go to Newark,
Delaware. tomorrow to see the
Interscholastic Field and Track
Meet This is the largest meet
ever held at Delaware College and
promises to be unusually interest
ing with entries from all over the
state.
Miss Elizabeth Aldrcd and Miss
Harriet Wilson Will be among
those at the Kappa Alpha dance
at Delaware College tonight. They
Will make the trip from Milford
to Newark by automobile as the
guests Of Mis-. Andrew Marvel, Of
Georgetown.
Wallace McFaul and Miss Ray
Price went to Wilmington Sunday
and visited with the parents Of
the former.
The remodcling of the old Wind
SOr Hotel into apartments is going
forward as fast as tn" Workmcn
can push the work.
The Board Of Education ~
, Milford. at its meeting held last
Tuesday received thr restoration
, Of Prof. Edgar ~ Naru"y, who has
. hrcn in charge uf the Milford Pub
lie Schools for the past two years
In his letter to the Board of Edu
, cation Prof Narncy says The
two years spent here have beer
|. some of the happicst of my life il
p. school and community. and | an
:. to leave Milford only for the sake
r. Of larger opportunity in Penn
sylvania'. The Board of Educa
ton has Yet mad" no move to fiji
the vacancy, which pays $1,000 ;
/, year
l. Miss Nellie Brown. a r"mh"
II OF SyufOr@H youuG social set. lri
d yesterday for Los Angeles, cal.
= where she will make her futur'
q home with her aunt Mrs. Lauri
j. Flowers.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

Mrs. Frederick W. Deck of
Washington, was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Marshall Town
send for a short time on Sat
urday. Mrs. Deck spent the
weekend in Dover visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Irving BOggs and
her son John at st. Andrews
School at MiddletOwn. Mrs.
Deck and the late Mr. Deck
spent several summers with
their family at Slaughter
Beach, making many friends
while there. Frederick. the
Oldest son, is in his first year
at Jefferson Medical College; {;
Bill will be graduated at ChOatc
School. and John is cOmplet-
ing his first year at st. An
drews.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Maull
welcomed a daughter in Me
mortal Hospital on Sunday.
May 5. She has been named
Sandra Kay and will be called
by the latter name. Mrs Maull
was the former Miss Margaret
WilkerSOn.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
PARKER

William Parker. age ~ years
passed away on Saturday, April
9TH. at his home in Ramblc. Jam
aica. British West Indies MIR. Par
kcr was former resident of Milton,
and had many friends in this state.
He and his daughter. Mrs. Anne
Hudson-licavCn were frequent Wis
ltors in Dover and RehObOtl
Beach. II" is survived by his dau-
2hter and son-in-law. Col. Leonard
Iludson-Hcavcu. of Ramblc, Jam
aica. Mr. Parker WAS buried be
side his wife. the former Masit
Townsend. of Camden. Del. Wh'
passed away several years ago
Mrs. Parker frequently visited
Milford
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
VOSS

Charles II. Noss, age IS years,
passed away on Tuesday, April 80
IT the home Of his niece, Mrs. ). A..
Graham. lie had lived the greater
part of his life in the Bridgevllle
vicinity. Services were held on
Friday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the Hardesty's Funeral Home
with Rev. l.. +. Wimbrow officiat-
inc. Interment in Harbeson ceme-
terry.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

"a ENMN Pratt of Washing
#aMSZE ton and Milford,
- have issued invita-
tions to the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Lynn and John
Stuart Gayle, Lieutenant, Uni
ted States Army, which will
take place in Rehoboth on Sat
urday, June s, at four o'clock.
Only the families and a few
friends will witness the cere-
mOny in All Saints Episcopal
Church, but a large number
will attend the reception at
four-thirty o'clock at Beach
olme, the summer residence of
Miss Pratt's grandmother, Mrs.
. Frank Layton Grier.
IL
Miss Florence Pearce, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j.
Pearce and a senior at Wesley
Junior College, had the honor
of being chosen May Queen for
the May Day festivities at the
college on Saturday. Scheduled
for Out-Of-dOorS, the rain made
that impossible and they were
carried on in the Field House.
4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glen
daniel, Sr, of Lincoln an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Janis
Hitch Clendaniel to T/Sgt.
Harry George Greenly, l. S.
A. A. F., son OF Mrs. Martha
j. Greenly of Lincoln and Mr..
Harry B.. Greenly of Delmar.
Sergeant Greenly, an aerial en-
gineer in the Army Airways
Communication Service, is sta
toned at Westover Field,
Massachusetts. He recently re-
turned from overseas duty in
the South Pacific with the
Fifth Air Force. The wedding
will take place i'll September.
az
Mrs. Robert Reed was the
guest of honor at a bridge lun-
cheOn which Mrs. Jack Sichter-
mann gave yesterday at one
at her home on South Walnut
street. Guests present were
Mrs. Della Hall Deakyne. Mrs.
Raymond Smith. Mrs. David
Wallace, Mrs. Frank r. Grier
Mrs. Garrett Grier, Mrs. Gene
Pratt, Mrs. Francis Leithiser
Mrs. C. ID. Holzmueller, Mrs
James Holzmueller, Mrs. Chas
Murphy and Mrs. Clarence
Welch.
4t
This week Mrs. Angelin;
Marshall Jones of Detroit
sent to this editor, three inter
esting clippings, two on tn
Milford Bard and one of tn
history of Methodist Episcopa
Church in Milford, both of his
torical importance. Mrs. Jone
and her daughter, Mrs. Dude
G.. Frazer, recently came
Milford to negotiate the sa
of their old home on Walnl
street, historic landmar
that first came into prominent
as the home of DR.. William al
Hester McColley Marsha
Many social gatherings. atten
ed by prominent people OF
nations. were held there al
from the occupants and the
four generations of ancesto
have gone out six doctors
the medical profession. Til
marches on and takes with
the mellowness of old thin
but the memories can Ii
through the ages.
4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Stevens
spent last week in Philadelp
and Lebanon, Pa, visiting "
StevensOn's sister, Mrs. w
rem BOhn at the latter plt
While away Mrs. Stevenson
tended the twenty-fifth reun
of her graduating class OF
Lanenau Hospital, Phlla'
phia, and was present for
graduating exercises OF
niece. Miss Anna May Be
also from the same schoo
nursing.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

Aunt Suzy sez: EARLY to bed
and early to rise, And you'll meet
very few of the prominent guys.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
Obituary
MCCULLOUGII

AI(N. | I4l4NJO VII
Mrs. H. Elizabeth Mccullough,
ag" 76 years, wife OF Harry ID. Nc
Cullough. passed away at her home,
on South East Front street. Mill
ford, last Friday morning. May ).
Funeral services were held at hcr
late home Sunday afternoon at ;
o'clock. with Rev. Werner. pastor
of Calvary Methodist Church, Off
eating. and intcrmcnt was made
in the odd Fellows cemetery, this
city. She is survived by her hus-
band. Harry ID. Met ullough and
two sons. Frank ". Mccullough
Harry -. Mccullough, Jr., and three
daughters. Mrs. Gertrude Simpson
and Mrs MHh!c Carter Of Milford
and Mrs. ELENA KinnamOn of DO
vor Also eighteen grandchildren
and twelve grcat-@randChildrcn ant
TWO brothers and three sisters.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

Miss Lida Wilson. daughter
of Mrs. Lida +. Wilson of PO-
comoke City. Md. has chosen
June 20 as the date of her we'd
ding to Mr.. William Wells. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells.
which will take place in Ave
nue. Methodist Church.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

The emOrial Hospital
School of Nursing Glass will be
graduated on Tuesday. May II,
in Avenue Methodist Church at
eight o'clock. The baccalau-
reate sermon will be delivered
at the same place Sunday eve
ming. May -. by DR.. Frank Her
son. The graduates are Fran
ces McNatt. Helen Frances
O'Kane, Elizabeth Camper
Dare. Constance Joyce Taylor.
Ida Belle Johnson, and Irene
Hobbs.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

Mrs. Walter SeZna was the
guest of honor at Il stOrk show
er given for her Tuesday eve
ming by Mrs. Frank r. Grier
and Mrs. Garrett l.. Grier at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Wal
ter l.. Grier. Guests came for
dessert and then played bingO.
The gifts. many and varied.
were presented i'll a bassinet.
4f
Mrs. II. Conner Mittcn was
hostess to the Sewing Circle
on Wednesday at her home on
North Walnut street. T h e
Circle still meets at One-thirty
for dessert and fills the after
noon with conversation and
stitches.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

Mrs. Lima Buell., ~ years old,
of Greenwood died Monday, May g.,
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
she fractured her hip IN tall
over week. ago. She is survived
by TWO daughters. Mrs. Minnie Ow-
ems. Greenwood; Mrs. Howard
Johnson. Pennington; one son, j.
Roland Buell., Selbyville; two bro
theirs. Dr. William Webb, Chicago q:
Harry Webb Milford; five grand
children, and three great-grand-
children.
Funeral services were held at
the Berry Funeral Home in Mil
ford ON "Wednesday at > p. IN. In
tcrmcnt in ODD Fellows cemetery
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10
W FRIGHT

Funeral services for Henry Clin-
ton Wright, - years old, retired
farmer OF Denton, Md, were con-
ductcd AT the j. Virgil Moore Fune-
raj Home in Denton on Tuesday at
> p. m Burial in the Denton cemc-
terry.
MIR. Wright died at his home on
Saturday. May (, of Il heart attack.
a native of Caroline County. Md,
he was the son of tn" late James
Edward and Mary Cooper Wright
of That community.
llc is survived by his wife. the
former Miss Elsie May Anderson
two SONS. Norman G. Wright, Ken
ncdyville. Md. and j. Earle Wright
Staunton Va. and two daughters
Mrs. Irene Fisher. and Miss Bea
tricc Wright. both of Washington
Also two brothers, Edward c
Wright Denton. ana Winfield K
Wright Milford. and one sister
Mrs Ella RairiGh. Miami. Fla.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

Wallace MCFaul and Miss Ray
Price went to Wilmington Sunday
and visited with the parents Of
the former.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10


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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

The remodoling of the old Wind
Sor Hotel into apartments is going
forward as fast as the workmcn
can push the work.