Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

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Mrs. Watson Moore and Allen. and
the Misses Louise, Betty and June
Williamson, all Of Greenwood; Mr..
1 Samuel Matthews, Mrs. Henry
kates and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
tBenjamin Kates and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Chick Barlow, Mr.. Bobby
Price, all of HARRINGTON: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Williamson and Shirley
3of Bridgeville, and Mrs. Roy Baker
Of Pennington. Games, ice cream
and cake helped to finish of the
evening in fine style.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carlisle.
Jr., and children, Keith and Rich
ard, visited Mrs. Carlisle's brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
FsTber in Claymont on Thursday
and on Thursday evening they all
motO-ed to COlIingswood, New
Jersey to visit another brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Farber.
The Grace Church Choir sang
with the Bethel Choir on Sunday
afternoon at the Bethel Church.
After the services, the Lester ORA
pers entertained the Rev. and Mrs.
Frank Dennis and daughter, Ada.
at dinner and after dinner they ali
motored to RehObOth, and enjoyed
these Hours of fun, food and fellow |
ship together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Draper and |
son, Allen, were in Philadelphia on |
Saturday. Elaine stopped of at
Wilmington and visited her aunt
and mad lovely time shopping and |
doing the things that all little girls
enjoy on a holiday.
Mr.. Byron Wise spent the Easter
holidays with his family.
Mrs. Robert Coulter is visiting
her daughter and family, Mrs. YER
non Young, in Bethlehem, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dickerson
md son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
in Prettyman in POcomOke CITY
IN Sunday afternoon.
The Merry HOmemakers Club
will meet April i4th in the evening
It the home of Mrs. Lewis Mills.
With Mrs. Alvin Mills acting as CO.
lOstess. The club will be making
at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Welker and
on, Lewis Ray of Lansdale, Pa,
7ere weekend guests at the home
I Mrs. Welker's parents, Mr.. and
FRS. Lewis Uhler.
The Gerald PearsOns spent the
7eek-end at Leroy, N. Y, near
rochester, visiting their cousins,
lr. and Mrs. DOhald Mackenzie and
aby daughter, Sally Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Brasure spent
thursday in Girdletree, Maryland,
lsiting Mr.. Brasure's sister and
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
They returned by way of
agsbOrO, Delaware, and had the
7ening meal with another sister
nd her family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Landing
nd daughter, Sally, of Philadel-
MA, and Robert Jester, Jr., of
had dinner with Mr.. PI
i'd Mrs. Hyland Galloway on Sun -
y.
Mrs. Willard Hatfield ie a patient
Salisbury Hospital at this writ
g.
The Sunshine Glass Of Greenwood
Church enjoyed a frOlic
the Educational Building in the
rm Of barbecue, under the CAP
lie management of Jim Smith. 9,
members of the class and their
miles were present and reported 4
wonderful time. Jim has a won
rful way with a barbecue.
The social committee of the Sun
inc Glass of the Greenwood Meth
ist Church, entertained the class
a barbecue one night last week.
Ie chairman of the social COM
ttee, James L. Smith, assisted by
VeTal other members of the class F,,
the roasting of the pig at the
me of Herman SchulZe. Several
rsOns stopped during the after
on to see the barcecuing and the
TIT being used to do it. Char
Il was used for heat and at six
lock when the pig was removed
the New Church School Build
|, for the meal the members who Go
re waiting there were very much
'prised at the crisp, rich, golden =
'wn color of the meat. Allison 4
Wis and Lew Stevens performed
the meat and placing it
IN large platters. The juicy and
iciOus appearance along with
tantalizing aroma of the bar
ued pork made it nearly i'm
isible to keep the members wait
until the president of the class,
nes F. Anthony, served a most
lerOus portion to each guest as OUl
passed in line, cafeteria style. -
Ter members of the social COM
tee served the following foods y
he guests as the line passed the -
lie heaped with potato salad, 4
led beans, sauer kraut, apple
ce, relish, pickles, coffee, milk,
Is and dOughnuts. The meal was
uge success and the social hour =,
lch followed was even more so '"'
the members favored us with
)s, duets, trios, quartets, and
up singing. The members were
Dying themselves so much at
opportunity of being a part of
of the singing groups that the -
irman Of the affair had to re-
st the festivities come to a
e so that the hall could be got
ready for use by the Sunday
Dol classes. This was the last
al activity planned by the pres
social committee whose term
Tres at the next regular month
Meeting of the class when the
officers and committees will
elected and appointed for the
ing conference year.
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