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Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Births At Hospital

The following births were an
nOunced at the Milford Mpmoria1
Hospital for the past week:
Girls
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold C. Todd
Georgetown, January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton c. Smith
Milford, January 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Lindale
Milford, January 21.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward TavIor
harrington. January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman r Da,,is
MlllsbOrO, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie E. Swift
Brldgeville, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Lewis
FrankfOrd, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Sharp. Mil
ford, January "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Davis. Mil
ford, January "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude R. Neeman
Harrington, January "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Messick.
MillsbOrO,. January 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Powell.
Seaford, January 25.
Boys
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent AckO. Mil
ford, January IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Montague.
January Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Lacurts.
MillsbOrO, January 19.
Mr. and NFrc ocAo, w.
ringtOn, January 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo NJ. BLY,, Har-
January 21.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. White.
Laurel, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riggin,
Philadelphia, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dennis, of
Greenwood, January 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Benson.
Laurel, January 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Masten.
January 25.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Veteran And Wife CeIe.
brate Their Wedding
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Masten cele-
DRAFTED their 4th wedding anniver-
sary at their home, Is Marshell
street, Milford, Wednesday, Janu-
aiy 18th. Mrs. Masten was the for
Iner me Geraldine LeROry of OswegO.
n: I. Mr.. Masten was in World
War II and spent 4 months in Wal
ter Reed Hospital in Washington,
u. z. Mr.. and Mrs. Masten. received
very nice gifts from Oswega, Can
ada and Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Third Brother Is Killed
In Car Smash-UD
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delaware State Police at Bridge.
vile stated that Larrimore suffeTof
d fractured pelvis and internal in.
Jurles when his car went ont ~
CohtroI on a curve and turned over
Two passengers in the car were
injured. u
Head-On Crash
Inc second highway fatality nj
the year occurred about 5.15 \ m
1ast Friday, state police said. when
LiaHerty was fatally injured in a
Heau-on collision between the car
ne was driving and an automobile
operated by Allen I. Postlewait. AZ
years old, of near Kenton.
The two vehicles were traveling
on the Smyrna-Kenton Road three
miles west of Smyrna. PostIewait
received hospital treatment for q
fractured kneecap.
Ihe Delaware Safety Council
sald that at the corresponding time
IN January last year there had been
Iour highway fatalities in the
state. 'ii0
Two Passengers Hurt
Corbett T. Jones, "a years old. of
Blades, one of the passengers in
the Larrimore car, suffered a lar
Grated scalp and Ralph L. Null. go
years of age, of SeafOrd, the other
passenger, sustained a back iniurv
Ihey were also treated at the sal
isbury hospital.
LarrimOre's car was badIv dan,
aged, police said. The accident is
Delng Investigated by Coroner
George B. Atkins of Milton and
state troopers.
LarrlmOre is survived bv his
wife, Mrs. Grace LarrimoTe. q
-ourth brother, Roy Larrimore. of
" ""lImlngtOn; two sisters, Mrs. Lena /
Norris of Bethel and Mrs. Lillian /
dcAIlister of Philadelphia. and his /
Mrs. Mary Gavit, of Fed
Services At Laurel
Funeral services were held IN
Monday at 2 p. m. from the Wind
or Funeral Home in Laurel
The Lafferty-POstlewait collision
at dusk, when it was rain
ag hard, police said. They are con-
lnulng their investigation, as is
.eent County Coroner John r
Logers.. Lafferty, an electrician is
urvived by his wife.
The funeral of Lafferty was
eId from the FAIRIES Funeral
lone at Smyrna Tuesday after
Don ut o'clock. Interment in Odd
elbows Cemetery.
troopers at Georgetown said
1ung Quillen's skull was fractur-
when his car skidded off the Mil
highway and struck ;
tree. His condition was called
-lr at the Milford Memorial Hos
tai. iA"0
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
NEW CENTURY CLUB

On Monday, Mrs Leslie Morol
VIII be chairman for an "Out M
the Past" day when Mrs. Leslir
Gooden, OF Dover, will address the
cIuD members on things of, the long
ago MRS. GoOden will have an ex-
hlDlt OF old things like china and
glass, which the members NAV adj
mlre and enjoy seeing. Mrs. March
collector and dealer. will make y
contribution to the program in baI.
authentic way.
This week the Zwannendael CIub
OF LeWes were guests of the Mil
Iord club, bringing a program of
great historical value. In the ab-
sence OF the president, Mrs. w Al
len vessels, Mrs. LinfOrd Y. PAL
mer presented the program. II he
gan with the singing of "Tbe Star
! 6pangled Banner" by Mrs. Harold.
H. Wallin. Then Mrs. John Vessels
read very interesting paDer
LeWes-Lore and Legend" written
Dy their president. The narration
was done in a very interesting
manner from the time when Ne.
Vrles landed, with thirty men in
1851, through the period when
william Penn named the lower
county Sussex until at the present
time, giving some of the facts
ABOUT the homes that are still in
good preservation and interesting
happenings that concerned some of
Ihe OLD residents of Lewes. The
program concluded with the sing
ing OF Our Delaware" Tea fol-
lowed. with Mrs. F. Burgetta
snort pouring. Mrs. Francis Left
hlser and Mrs. Charles BANNING
were the hOstesses for the deIipbt7
LuI h0ur which followed the pro
gram. Mrs. ]. Albert Baxter was
locaI chairman of the day and in
-roduced those participating in the
program. ~ 'Ie
The clubs public card and Bingo
1arty will be given in Odd Fellows
Hail this evening. Mrs. Theodore
ADer and Mrs. David Pack have the
carried out and a
arge crowd is assured. as we'll ae n
good time. On Monday. Mrs Har- L
ia Short and Mrs. Francis Lett S
lser, club hOstesses. will have the 4
nnual luncheon tickets for sale. 4
his past week, paint and congoli- U
m rugs have been placed on the Il
ltchen floor and other uses made a
Il the money given at the kitchen y
mower recently held.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
REBEKAH NOTES

The Rebekahs meet regularly
every Thursday evening and Mrs
Helen Deputy, noble grand, is al
ways present to welcome all mem
5ers and visitors.
Mrs. Fred Lynch, a member and
former MilfOrdian, now of North
Carolina, visited the lodge last
week.
Mrs. Georgia Campbell, Presi-
dent of the Rebekah Assembly
Will make her official visit on Feb
ruary II. All members were ask
ed to be present this Thursday as
business of Importance was to be
discussed.
The Rebekahs have announced
a card and bingO party to be held
on FEBRUARY 3 at 8 o'clock The
public is invited to attend
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Shawnee Evening Club

The Shawnee Evening Home
demonstration Club met at the
home of Mrs. Cathel Bennett Jan
zOth' with the new president. Mrs
mary Grove, conducting the meet
ing. The other officers for the en-
suing year are: vice-Dresidant
Mrs. Cathel Bennett; Secreta1.v.
Mrs. Marie GrOverman; and Treas
uref, Mrs. Carrie Bowman. Com
mittee Chairmen are: Internation-
al relations, Mrs. Mildred Vim
yard; Health, Mrs. TheIma Hee-
ger; Safety, Mrs. Irene Webb.
community Work, Mrs. Gladys Dut-
ton; Sunshine, Mrs. Virginia
Glenn; Annual Reports, Miss Alice
Brown; Publicity, Mrs. Jane Pos
ties; and Recreation, Mrs. Alice
Wood and Mrs. Beatrice StrahIe.
Much discussion was given to the
program for the new year. In con-
nectiOn with this was a snecia1
meeting to be held at the Parish
House, Monday January 31th. at
500 with the Happy Home Makers
OF wildwood as our guests. At that
time we will discuss jointly our
programs for the year and the pos
of exchanging talentsA
Miss LigOn, County Home Dem
onstration Agent, was present and
gave us the Outlook for 1949."
She also showed us a film on Can
Ger which emphasized the necessity
OF detecting cancer in it's early
stages. Attention everyone! Make
an appointment with the clinic
Wlthout delay at the first symp-
toms.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Irene Webb, Thurs
lay, February 18th.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
China Missionary
At Frederica Feb. /
(cOntinled from nrst pager

N0'A'Ah@su from urSt page1
earliest education in Methodist
schools in Peking. Her parents
We're the Rev. and Mrs. Marcus 4.
TAFT pioneer missionaries to Pc
King where they served for more
tnan thirty years. Coming to the
United States to complete her edn-
cation, Mrs. Pyke was graduated
from Wellesley College with the
degree Of Bachelor of Arts She
was married, to Mr.. Pyke in 1914
in Peiteiho, China.
Through the years while Dr.
Pyke was a district superintendent
and school head in North China
Mrs. Pyke has been busily engaged
IN evangelistic work among fhe
chinese women, and in the develon-
ment OF Industrial work among the
girls in the mission schools This
type Of service she has carried on
IN Peking, Changli, Tientsin. Tai
ahfu, and in Chingshao.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Business Girls To
Present Show

!ne tirst notification has been ra-
cs celved In this Office this week CON
cernlng the Home Talent SHOW Sa tIo+
m lne Milford Business and Progos' t-5,,1
s5onaI $40 Girls Club will present loT in
Ub,oE NH very .,, near future. The cast
WI. m,ticn VII! be entirely Milford tai,
efso,.. efrC' promises to put forth ALI its
STI,o TlbOit u.s., - 70 make the play a success
5ne ute Of the play is "Too Wsnv s39,
IelatlYes." ~ Watch this panaT T.-'i,l foy.
miss it, anu uoh {
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Louise A. Murphy
Sets Wedding Date

MISS Louise Adele Murphy, daugh-
Ter OF Mrs. James Gordon Smith Of
DoVef' and the late Mr.. Charles
Dqre Murphy of Harrington. has
selected Saturday, April 30. at the
cate for her marriage to Mr.. Frank
Martln Taylor, son of Mrs. Harry
va Eanqom Taylor of Wilmington, and
lne late Mr.. Taylor. The ceremony
CID, MI De performed at 4:3O o'clock in
0hIist Church, Dover. The Rev
Pau! kellogg will oficiate. A re-
Ceptlon Will follow the ceremony
MISS Murphy is the granddaugbter
Milford. eiineCC Oh
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Shawnee Home
Demonstration Club

The Shawnee Home DemOnstra-
tion Club met at the home of Mrs
viva Webb, on Tuesday, January
l4tn' with a large number in at
tendance.
lhe president, Mrs. Emma Lod-
&c, called the meeting to order at
/ 1:3O a. m. The business mart was
then taken care Of until adjourned
at noon for a covered dish lunch
con served by the charming host
ess, Mrs. Webb.
The meeting again convened AT
1870, and business was resumed
During the year of 194S, the. club
adopted twelve-year old French
boy, and the custom was to send
a package to him and his family
every other month. Those mack
ages were acknowledged by letters
and cards from the family and
very appreciative letters they we're.
One contained a photograph of the
boy, which was placed in a scraD
book.
A very interesting letter was
read from the county president.
Mrs. White, as well as cards and
letters from members who had
been ill, and 'thank you" cards
from members and families Of de-
ceased friends.
The Club voted to continue sendt
ing the overseas box to the French
boy, and also to contribute $500
to the Infantile Paralysis Fund.
The agent, Miss Ligon, gave a
helpful talk on "The Outlook for
I949," also statistics on the home
IRE during the years 1910 to 1948.
She then presented a movie, en-
titled "The Traitor Within" which
iealt with the horrors of cancer.
ma how the disease can be cured
medical attention is given in
lme. She urged all members to
'isit the Cancer Detection Clinic
It Georgetown for a check up On
he disease.
Inc next meeting will be held
t the home of Mrs. Frank Vibberf
n the second Friday in February
t 1870 p. m, with another covered
lsh luncheon at noon.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
CIRCLE NO. 6

The newly formed Circle No. 6.
of Calvary Methodist Church, met
on Tuesday, January IS. at the
home of the Circle Leader, Miss
Minnie Coffin, with members and
2 visitors present. Plans for the
years work were discussed, afteu
which a social hour was eniCyed
by all. The next meeting will be on
February Is, at the home of Mrs.
Saddle Favanger on Kings High
way. All members are requested to
be present if at all possible.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando E. Lloyd of
Wilmington, announce the engage
ment Of Mrs. LlOyd's daughter, Miss
dolores F. Walls, to Mr.. Joseph c.
marvel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
j. Marvel of Houston. Miss Walls
Is a graduate Of Wilmington High
Scaool Mr.. Marvel served with the
army The wedding will take place
next month.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Short
and their daughter. Miss Eve
lyn Short, left this morning
for New York City, where thew
will participate in Chicken
Booster Day" at the Hotel
Statler, attending a reception
q and dinner which will follow
They will also attend the
world premiere of the motion
picture Chicken Every Sun
day" Mr.. David Greene will
also be present for these fes-
tivities hOnOring "the chick
en-"
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Card And BingO Party

The Margaret c. Pyle Rebekah
Lodge, No. II, will hold a card and
bingO party in the auditorium of
the Odd Fellows Building on
Thursday evening, February 8, at
8 p. m. The public is cordially in
vited to be present. Prizes and re-
freshments.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

Many local friends of Mrs
John J. Williams are enioving
her column in the Morning
News" each Monday morning
There she tells of the many do
ings Of the social whirl that
must engulf her at times, and
Of interesting things that take
place in that city in the off,
eial life.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
HOstesses For Hospital

Friday, January 28th (7.8 p.mO-
Mrs. Dora Sharp
Saturday, January 29th C2-3 D. M
Mrs. Elsie Nelte
Sunday, January Both C2-3 D. M
Kathryn Goodrich
Sunday. January Both (7-8 D. M
Mrs. Ann LOngbOtham
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

Rainy as Wednesday was. it
did not dampen the spirits Of
those little tots who were in
yited to help Lee Vinyard with
his third birthday celebration
on Wednesday. From three to
five they had a good time. A
wise mother served refresh
ments soon after their arrival.
thus lessening the danger of a
spoiled appetite for dinner, Lee
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Vinyard. Invited to the
party were Greggie Hall. Ro-
land Vinyard, Freddie Raglan.
Janet Rothmell, Nina Jean and
Richard Goodrich, Billy Le-
Gates of ChestertOwn, Sharon
Brooks Of Denton, Mary Sue
Thawley, Joey and Tommy Ke-
mo, Joann Legates, Garry and
Rachel GrieF, Skipper Jones.
Josy Fowler, Daniel Cohee and
Johnny BUrris.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
MillwOOd Club News

The MillwOod Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet Wednesday
FeDruary 2, in the Community
Hall. President Eleanor Jacobs
would like all members present
Let's get started on the new
years work with a bangi
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Trophy Grange Notes

Trophy Grange will hold its first
Gard and Bingo Party of the season
on tuesday night, February /, in
stead Of February 2, as announced
last week. There win be prizes and
refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Engagement Announced

announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Doris Fas-
sci OF Milford. to William F. Short
Of q Leipsic. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Brown ThaWley
Buys Angus Cattle

Brown ThawIey of Milford Della
ware recently purchased three pure
bred Aberdeen-Angus cows from
David Marine Of RehObOth Della
ware,
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

A little late. but none the
less interesting to friends, is
the announcement of the ar
rival Of Milton Carroll Dorsey.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Dorsey Of North Hollywood.
California, on December 12.
194S. His mother was the. for
mer Miss Carroll Jean Little.
niece of Mrs. Raymond Shute.
who lived here at one time and
her many friends will be in
terested in the arrival Of her
son.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
THIRTY YEARS AGO
Taken from the 1919 Files of
The Milford Chronicle

Miss Mary Grier attended a fra
ternity dance at Swarthmore Col
lege last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Workman of
near Harrington, spent Sunday with
her father, William J. Trader, of
near Milford.
On Saturday morning, January 18.
I9l9, Carl Salisbury Allen and Miss
Florence Marie Smith, both of Mil
ford, were married by Rev. II. I.
Bunstein at his residence.
Lex Grler, of Salisbury, who shot
down three German airplanes him
self, and when fit, few every dav
over the German lines for seven
months has arrived home with the
French Cross Of Honor without a
scratch to show for his exciting
time. He is son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert D .Grier, formerly of Mil
ford WI
AT their annual election of off,
GERS, the members Of the Carlisle
Flre Company of Milford, reelected
OharIes E. Varney, president: Jas.
r. Plerce, vice-president; George r.
Macklln' secretary; Roy E. Petty
9ohn, treasurer; James P. Pierce
nre chief; Henry Ryder, chief en-
glneer; G. DOnnan HOlmueIler. s11-
Perlntendent Of supplies. The mem
Ders OF the company held a banquet
IN the dining room Of the Nj P.
Cnurch last Friday evening. at
which some excellent addresses
were given. S'9e'
A combined meeting of tbo Dol
Mar-Va Press Association and +bo
maryland Editorial Association
MI, VIII De held at the Hotel DUPONT
WlIIiungtOn, on Saturday, starting
at IO:5O o'clock. The annual meeting
OF the Del-Mar-Va Press Associa-
'lon VIII be held at that time. when
oAhcefs viii, be elected and other
business transacted. S. F. Shana-
man, OF Easton, Nd, is president.
Government officials have visited
Ill Caroline County, Md, packing
plants the past two weeks and have
made a thorough inspection of fhe
,ooKs OF each with a view of GET
ing at the extra cost of production
-urlng 1918. This action on the
art OF the government is constru-
d as possible intention for regu
ating the price for selling during
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

Serve green snap beans in 4
cream sauce occasionally. For ex-
ira Hayor add grated yellow cheese
to the sauce.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

Mrs. Ray Warren and Mrs.
Thomas Simpson were hostess
es Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Of this week, enter
tanning groups of their friends
at the Warren home for des-
sert and cards.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

Tomorrow Mrs. Charles E.
Varney will be hostess to
those whom she has invited
to have luncheon with her.
The guests win sew afterward.
which win be all the more en-
ioyable because of the con-
versation that viii be the fne
thread interviewer.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

note that after ,
lapse of many year,
Milford will agar
- have a Chapter .,
the Daughters of the Amari.
can Revolution. At a meetino
at the home Of Miss Catherine
Downing on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Glenn S. Skinner of New
ark the State Regent. inducted
the local officers. The meeting
was ATTENDED by a number of
the dignitaries, who were we'll
Wishers for the local grouD
Miss Downing is the regent of
the Captain Jonothan Cald-
well Chapter, as the new group
VIII be known, with Mrs Carl
ton FoOks, vice regent; Mrs
Douglas Fry, secretary; Mrs.
John C. Truitt, treasurer. and
Mrs: Mark Ulery, registrar
Former Lieutenant Governor
Edward w. Cooch of Newark.
addressed those present and
gave a very fine historical
background of Captain Cald-
Well' which made the local
members feel very proud of the
record of its namesake. At
present there are twenty mem
bers of the new chapter.
"a
On Saturday evening, Janu-
ary %, in Grace Methodist
Church at Milton, Miss Mary
Anna Sharp, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Sharp, and
Mr. John Preston Reed. Jr..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John p
Reed of Milton, were married
by Reverend Milton Elliott.
Mrs. Harold David attended her
sister and Mr.. Jesse Mnlman
was best man for his cousin.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents followed the
ceremony, after which the cou-
pie left for their new home in
Milton. Mrs. Reed attended
Milford High School and has
been a practical nurse for the
past few years. Mr.. Reed at
tended Milton High School and
served for SS months with the
armed forces.
Ga
Mr. and Mrs. George M.
Lynch announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Flor
enee L, to Private Gordon A.
Hearne, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. o. Hearne, Jr., Of Cradock.
Virginia. Miss Lynch is a
graduate of Milford High
School and Of Beacon College.
Private Hearne is a graduate
Of Cradock High school
and attended Randolph-Macon
College. where he is a men,
Der Of the Sigma Phi Epsilon
Fraternity He is now sta
toned at Fort Jackson, s. c.,
with the U. S. Army. No date
has been set for the wedding.
"a
Dr. and Mrs. William Mar
shall we're in washington last
week. Mrs. Marshall was on
Official business since she was
one Of the presidential cleo
tors from Delaware. They we're
guests at the ELECTORAL College
dinner on Wednesday and sat
at the table with Senator and
Mrs John J. Williams.
"a
mrs. Carl March is having
sixteen guests today at her
home on Delaware avenue.
They viii enjoy luncheon be-
fore cards.
Hiss Burdella Davis enter
tanned friends Wednesday az
terno0n. having sixteen in for
dessert at one-thirty followed
By cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NAPLES
have issued invitations for
two open house affairs which
.hey wiz give tomorrow even
.ng at their home on Church
street and on February 8.
and Mrs James Cress0n
hosts Friday and satur-
evenings of last week at
aaome on Marshan street
nIoyed cards ana tho
'ea followed
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28
Obituary
BOONE

BOONE
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Boone. of Buclx
Hill Falls, Pa, wife of the LATE
Joseph H. Boone, age SO, passed
away after a long illness. Funeral
services will be held today Fri
day. in the Barrett's Chanel AT
Flederlca at two O'Clock with in
terment in the Chapel Cemetery
she is survived by one son. En-
NETT e. Boone, of Buck Hill Falls.
"a; four grandchildren, II great
grandchildren and two great
great-grandchildren.
HUFF
Mrs. Isabella E. Huff. wife Of
John NJ. Huff. of Lincoln naeseJ
away on Wednesday morning in
The Milford Memorial HOSPITAL, af-
ter a short illness. Funeral serv-
ices Will be held at the Berry Flu
neral Home, Milford, on Saturday
afternoon, January 20, at one o.
clock. Rev. David w. Baker of Cal
vary Methodist Church, will offici-
ate. Interment will be made in Odd
FellOWs Cemetery, Milford
FRIENDS may call this evening
CFr1day) after seven O'Clock. Re-
sides her husband, she is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. William r
thompson, Lincoln; one son. Hem
ry E. Huff. Wilmington: two
grandchildren; and one brother
George c. Tunis, of Wilmington.
GREENLY
Franklin Doyle Greenly. who
was rs years old, died Jan. 18th. at
the home of his sister, Mrs. John
> Fetter of Huntingdon Valley
ia. He is survived by his mother
Mrs. Matte J. Greenly. Lincoln
Del. Postmlstress; his father. Har-
Iy B. Greenly, Orlando. Fla: five
sisters, Mrs. Mildred G. Tnrnin
washington, D. C.; Mrs. Geo p
Methvln, Cairo. Ga: Mrs .JObn G
Fetter, Huntingdon, Pa; Mrs. Har- .
pa A. Horne, Americus. Ga: Mrs
william S. ROthermeI. PbiladeI-
MA; two brothers, Tech. Sgt. Har-
y y. Greenly, U. S. Air Force. j
'eWfoundland and David A. Green !
y Lincoln. Funeral services were
leld in Lincoln M. E. Church a.
saturday afternoon, Jan. %. Rev
'aris c. Greenly, uncle of DovIe Z
I BroOklawn, N. j., and Rev. E. N 1
Wright of Lincoln, officiated. In 4
erment at Barratt's Chapel Gene {
cry. t
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-28

r and Mrs James Cresson
were hosts Friday and satur-
evenings of last week at
Iee.=aome on Marshall street.
en'oyed cards and tho
'et followed