Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
GEORGETOWN

x at O'CLOCK. The GER
emony was performed by Rev
George Allan Leukel, in historic
ola Coolspring Presbyterian
Church. Given in marriage bv her
uncle, Mr. Paul Kaupert. of Brook
iyn' N. Y, the bride wore a suit oe
g[ay with blue accessories and a
white orchid corsage.
mrs. Richard w. LeSeur of
Brooklyn, a cousin of the hr;da
was matrOn of honor. She wore q
Delge colored suit with brown ac-
cessories and an orchid corsaoe
robert N. Davidson, of Harbeson
was was pest man and the ushers were
stephen Vaughn and James Hud.
son, both of near Coolspring
Inc pride, native of Weisbaden
Germany attended school in Brook
iyn' N. Y, where she made har
nome with Mr.. and Mrs. Kaupert
o/Sgt. Pepper is the son of Mr.
ana Mrs. Charles Pepper, of Cool
spring, and graduate of Lewes
'1lgh School. He has had seven
years of service in the u. 8 ARMY
AIR Force, having just recently re-
turned from three years service in
Germany with the U. S. Air Force.
at Weisbaden. He served during
World War II.
wedding music was played bv
MRS. Ruth Leukel Klippel, who also
sang % Perfect Love-, with Mrs
clarence Hudson as accompanist
Immediately following the GER
emony there was a reception at the
home of the grooms parents Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Pepper. After a
snort trip to New York the couple
VIII spend the remainder of the
month in CoOlspring. Sgt Pepper
wlll be stationed at an air base near
Panama City, Florida, at the end Of
his furlOugh.
On Friday night following the
wedding rehearsal the wedding par
" was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hudson and family at
their home near COolspring.
lnterdenOminational, Youth Sun-
day was observed in Grace Metho-
dist Church, here, last Sunday
night with a Community Youth Ser
vice. The service was conducted bv
the youth group of the church. with
Frank Calhoun as leader and
, Norma Jean Steigelman reading the
5 Scripture. The. Chancel Choir oi
} the church presented special music
2 The speaker, Rev. John Wootten
= pastor of Bridgeville Methods
Church, gave an illustrated talk
S Building the Temple. in which H.
n used twelve blocks of gradual
! size, each emphasizing a stone il
n the temple, topped by a cross. TIL
S Denedlction was given by Rev. Wi
g liam Q. Hackett, pastor of Wesle
: Methodist Church here. At the con
clusiOn of the service there was
: social hour in the church hall fo
C the young people.
d Miss Blanche E. Murray, daught
: er of Mrs. Elsie Bennett, of Days
l. DOro. and the late Frank G.. MURRAY
e became the bride of Clarence Mar
n TN Carpenter, son of Lloyd Charlie
carpenter, of Waverly, Iowa. an,
= Mrs. Marcella Baumgardner, o
+, Waterloo, Iowa, last Saturday af
c ternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. The cere
7 mony was performed by Rev. viii
d liam 0. Hackett, in Wesley Metho
e dist Church. here.
a Their only attendants were Mis-
Peggy Covey, of Preston, Md, an
+ Dale Murray, bother of the bride.
It The bride has been serving a
n Deputy Clerk of the Peace, in tn
e Sussex County Court House, for a
s most two years, until her resigna
d tton last week. The groom has serv
ed in the U. S. Navy for ten year.
:, which included duty during WOrl
War II. He is presently attached t
: the U.S.S. Hoist, at Newport New
e as a naval diver.
y Following a short wedding tril
a the couple will reside in NorfolI
Virginia.
d st. PauPs Guild will conduct tw
IS card parties in the Parish House o
:" February Is. There will be lunch
/ con card party at l pm. and a
/ evening affsir at pm.
There will be a number of doc
l. prizes and a prize for each tabl,
<, Mrs. Halstead P. Layton and Mr.
t, q. M. Van Valkenburgh are &C
chairmen for the events and Mis-
e Anne B. Moore is chairman of tn
y ticket committee.
The MillsborO Kiwanis Club, las
- week, observed Farm and HON
Week with a special program fc
farmer guests, invited for the meet
ing. Speaker of the evening wa
William H. Henderson, Count
Agent for Sussex County and pa.
= 1t. Gov. of this Kiwanis DistriC
fe Mr. Henderson emphasized the in
&c portance, to farmers, of their a
p tendance at sessions at the Unive
v sity of Delaware Farm and Hon
ir Week program, especially thoS
20 sessions devoted to their own pa
lt Ticular farm interests. He told Il
group that an attendance of fro
280 to 320 had been marked up du
ing the first three days of Far
le and Home Week Mr.. HendersC
,.e also urged farmers to visit the Al
~ ricultural Sub-StatiOn near Georg
Is town, from time to time where the
" may become acquainted with expe
Is mental work being conducted thel
and obtain aid in solution of mar
u problems connected with variol
III crops. He also pointed out that ;
H. an aid to farmers the Soil COnse
az walton service in the county has
Ill Graglines and 3 bulldozers availab
At for use in drainage projects. In co
H. nection with the discussion by NJ
aU Henderson there was film show