Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-09-10


Sunday. September 18th Sunday
School e-opening Rally Service.
Old fashioned song service. duets.
solos. Instrumental numbers. also
visiting quartet from Mennonite
Church Let's begin another perfect
attendance year we viii Be there.
and win be looking for you as a
member Of our sunday School 20
be present If you are not meme
1er we welcome you IS 8 visitor.
and i you are not affiliated with
another church, we invite you to be-
come a member Of our Church and
Sunday School Rev. William 81.
ReVelle. ST., Ministers Douglas q.
Morgan, Superintendent.
$3.50 b IA. ,Fhis win Be the hrst
fal meeting Of the M. y. III and
the leader desires a good attend
ance Last year was highly success
ful 20 the work Gone and the attend
ance maintained Let's make this
year even better
The Sunbeam Glass held their fail
meeting at the home OF MRS. Irma
heebe on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Osborne Willis 81 Dover.
spent last Tuesday with her sister.
Miss Ethel Beardsiey and was ac-
companied home BY her aunt. Mrs.
Della Schneider, who will spend
ome time Ia Dover.
Mrs. Howard Posfles of Milford
and Mrs, John q Prettgman Of
Northeast, Nd spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pirhalla and
nephew, Thomas Ward Of Phila-
delphiai spent the Labor Day week
end with their aunt, Mrs. Mary
Brenneman and family.
MT and Mrs. Leon Tucker Of VIII
mington were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Morgan
and family.
Miss Leona Kelly Of Wilmington
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitzgerald.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher Of VIII
mington is spending this week with
Mt. and Mrs. John LeCompte.
Mr. and Mrs Harry GiascO Of
Milford have moved to their new
home formerly known as the Lew
SheW place.
Holiday weekend visitors OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Harding and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wil-
kins and children we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Beideman and children
Of Groverville, N. u.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harding and children.
Hattie and Charles, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Beideman and eBil-
dren, Barbara, Susan, Charles. Or.
OF Gr0VerVllle, N. 81 Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Simpler Of Angola. Delaware.
Mf. and Mrs. Howard Wilkins and
children and Garrison Littleton
This also being Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harding's wedding anniversary
Sunday evening callers were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bryan and son
Robert, Of LeWes. Delaware.
In celebration az the 8th birthday
o. L0nnie Watson, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Carpenter entertained We'd
nesday evening his parents, Mr.. and
MRS Gus Watson Of Lincoln. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Higgins and sons.
Larry and Donnie, Of Glad Acresa /
Preston. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall M0cklin. Cr
entertained on Saturday evening in /
nonor q their grandson, Hall, 3rd.
Y being his third anniversary. Their /
guests were Dir and Mrs. Harry /
+. Dlckers9n and daughter. Janet
Of Wilmington. Mr.. Raymond Cow |
erdale, George r Owens. of Ellen
dale, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carpen- /
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Macklin
Jr, and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Dickerson
ana daughter, Janis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paynter Collins were SunS3v
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII /
son Wheatley Of fredericksburg nd
Ralph Tucker visited IN Atlantic /
City on Sunday
Mrs. Douglas Morgan, Mrs. Or
ray Corder and Mrs. Woodrow Nor /
San. spent THURSDAY ia Wilmington. /
Little Miss Myra Mills. Of near
Milford spent the weekend with /
ner grandmother, Mrs. Leroy say /
ION. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Sax /
.on and Myra were the guests Of
MF and Mrs Davis Draper al
slaughter Beach on a fishing party /
Ayra caught the first fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bradley I
ma son, steYie, spent the weekend /
WITH Mrs. BFadley's sister. Mrs
sliiiam 7. smarr and family ia /
Cambridge. Md.