Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
CEDAR NECK
Hrs. Serena Hayes
Phones GA 447D

aye rejoice with JOY unspeak-
able and full of glory. Peter Is.
Thought for the day will
seek the depths of Gods love SO
freely offered in Christ, the Saviour
of the world.
September Flower, Aster:
Birthstone, Sapphire. Sept. 2. VI
Day (1945); Sept. 5. Labor Day;
Sept. IL, Hudson River discovered;
Sept. IA, Francis Scott Key 1880;
Sept. Is, William M. Tafe 1857;
Sept 10, Washington's Farewell
Address 1896; Sept. %, Autumn
begins
Joy month of laughing fields,
measures of harvest yields, in Sep
| tember. Seed time forgotten long,
granaries in gladsome song; how
can the world be wrong-in Sep
tember?
Miss Isabelle Ross of Lewes, was
a Wednesday afternoon caller on
Mrs. Lucius Webb.
Miss Connie Webb was a week
end guest of Miss Elaine Nell
vaine in Harbeson.
Mrs. Carolyn Hawkins and
daughter, Bethany, were shopping
III Seaford and Harrington on Sat
urday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes and
children and Mrs. Robert Hayes
shopped in and around Dover, FRI
day evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Horvat
visited in New Jersey over the
weekend On Friday evening they
stayed with their son, Joseph, and
family in West Berlin, N. j., and
helped their grandson, Tommy,
celebrate his first birthday. On
Saturday and Sunday, they went
further upstate and visited Mr..
Horvat's mother, father, brothers
and sisters.
Jack Hayes, along with other
fellow workers, visited George
Strahle in Memorial Hospital, Sun
day afternoon. George is recovering
from an operation performed early
last week and is expected home in a
week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Dewey Sapp and
two sons visited in Seoerna Park
Md, on Sunday.
Gather the rosebuds while ye
may,
Old time is still a-f1ying;
And this same flower that smiles
today
Tomorrow will be dying.
Alfred Iobbie of Trevose, Pa.
returned home on Sunday after
spending week with Albert Baker
His sister and friend called fol
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Britland Of
Horsham, Pa, were Thursday visi-
tors of the Dewey Sapps.
] Mr. and Mrs. George Gary and
children of Cleveland, Ohio, spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs
Dick Andrews and son.
Mrs. Erwin Stene of Norfolk, Va
returned to her home on Monday
after vacationing with her daugh-
ter and family, the BrownlOw Nor.
rises.
| Monday callers on the Richart
Andrews were Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Bradley of Riverton. Md.
r Mrs. Robert Osborne and daugh-
ters of Dover, spent Wednesday
and Thursday of last week will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luciu.
| Webb. Mrs. Grover Ashton ant
children joined them for supper OF
Thursday evening.
Lay by like ants, little store.
For summer lasts not evermore
j Mrs. Sadie Mills of Wilmington
visited her brothers, Mr.. and Mrs
James D. Mills and Mr.. and Mrs
Elwood Mills She stayed overnigh
with Elwood and wife on Saturday
Saturday evening callers on tn
Brantley Donovans were her bro
, ther and sister-in-law, Mr. ant
, Mrs. James E. Mills.
II On Wednesday, Mrs. SUSAN
Mills, Mrs. Erwin Stene, Alber
Baker and Alfred Iobbie were il
, Wilmington.
BIC Richard Andrews and friend
| Jack Spriggs, were week-en
guests of Dicky's family.
. Mrs. Viola Harris of Philadel
, phia, spent last week with her ia
ther, Lariwell Harrington. Nj
Harris joined her over the week
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