Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
MILTON

James c. White, phm , arrived
in Milton on Sunday from San
Francisco. California to spend 80
day leave with his grandmother.
Mrs. Clara COnwell
James V. Reed, Jr, arrived home
from Japan and has received an
honorable discharge from the Navy
Oh Wednesday of last week. He is
the son of J. Vernon Reed OF Mil
ton.
Miss Grace Marie Kitchens
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joshua
l. Kitchens OF Milton and Ridley
Park. Pa. became the bride of Mr..
William Johnson Coulhourne. sOn
of Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Coul-
bourne, of Houston at o'clock
Saturday night in Goshen Methodist
Church, Milton. The Reverend Will
liam Fl. Hudson officiated Tie
bride was given away by her father,
was attended by Miss Pilson. Rut-
ledge, Pa, as maid OF honor Mis-
Louise PettyjOhn. of HarbeS0n and
Miss Charlotte Geyer of Arlin2tOn
Va, We're bridesmaids Mr. Levin
Kitchens. the brides brother Ol
Chester was best man. The usher,
We're Mr. Josiah Paryis and Mr.
Edward Scott of Houston. The
wedding music was played by Miss
Helen Brayerton and Miss Wini-
fred Tucker OF Ellendale was solo
ist. a reception followed at Tie
home of the brides parents on
Federal street, Milton Miss Hitch
ems is a graduate Of Milton High
School and has been employed III
Chester. Pa. Mr.. CoulhOurnc is .,
graduate of Milford High school
and Brown Vocational School. Viii
mington and is now employed at
the Dupont nylon plant III Seaf0rd
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Atkins,
Mrs. Louis MeGec and Mrs. William
T. Walls were Baltimore Visitors
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Fleetwood
entertained AT dinner on Sunday
Mrand Mrs. Roland Nillmun ana
daughters. Nancy. Barbara ana
Mary France, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Givens OF Georgetown
The Milton Fire Company was
called to the home o. \ir. and Mr*
George PoStles. West OF town. On
Friday to eXtinsuiSh Il Chimnc!
fire A high wind prevailed AT the
time and shOwered the ROOF OF the
dwelling with sparks. hut. oW inS L
the fact that the root WaS coatt'
with ice and slt,t, and The prom.
response of the lmemrn. tn" rro
perty would have hecu destroyed
No damage resulted.
1t. and Mrs Neal Vi. Wtlch ant
daughter of Washinst0n. u. e.. haH'
been the guests of his parents. Nj
and Mrs. William II. Welch.
Nannie Wilson. ]r., has hec'
Eonorably discharged from tn
Navy after spending several year
overseas.
Mrs. Charles B. Johnson was TAX
en- TO Beebe Hospital. LeWes g
Saturday for observation and treat
ment.
Mrs. Eta May Rogers spent SCn
duv with her mother. Mrs. Jon
Mitchell who is i'll al her home +!
I-eweS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis II. laughef.
Mrs. Ida Hamilton and Miss Jah'
Lee Hamilton OF Pennington "rl
guests OF Mn and Mrs. Ira / Ndi'
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Bieler an
daughters. Jane and caroline
Audubon. y. j., spent the week en-
with Mr. and Mrs /. j. Darby.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson
Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs. Ii
~
week end with Mayor and Mrs.
d. Robbins.
Mrs. Raymond Iank who hi
been i'll with the grippe for aho
week is able to be about IL
household duties again.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Walls ente
tanned at dinner at their home nc'
Harbeson on Saturday the tolloN
inc guests Mr.. and Mrs GuSs
Rust. near Georgetown. MIR. al
Mrs. Hylan Smith of Harheson. N
and Mrs. Milton Graves and dau%
ter. Sue. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ian
Mir. and Mrs. Paynter Sharp a.
son. Billie. Mr. and Mrs. l-er
Moore of Milton. Mr.. and Mrs. r
ward Mas and son. Edward. Jr.
Seaford. Mrs Susie St0ckiey
Georgetown.
The Misses Margaret and Gr2
Sharp of Milford We're the 2d'.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter sharp
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Waeam
made a business trip 10 Philadepi
on Monday.
Mrs. Gordon Beideman Of Phi
delphia spent several DAYS Il
week with Mr. and Mrs. SylVes
I.egates in Cave Neck.
MIR. and Mrs. Dudley Wall
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
vim Beideman at Broadkill Bef
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Brlttin2h
and children of Millsb0ro and
and Mrs. Orian Messick and chi
rem of Lewes were the guests
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester LeSates
Cave Neck on Saturday evening.