Milford chronicle., 1961-02-17

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Recent callers at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones were
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Cannon and
son, David. the Rev. Miss Eta NJ.
Clough and the Rev. Eta Mitchell
of Centerville, Md.
Mrs. Clarence Ocheltree, presi-
dent of State Council Home DEM
onstration Club, has returned home
after attending the National Safety
Meeting of the Home Demonstra-
ton Council. held at the Kellogg
Center of Michigan State College,
East Lansing, Michigan Mrs. Och
eltree flew out and back from the
Philadelphia Airport, joing others
bound for the same meeting. For
ty-two states were represented, a
mong which were Alaska and Haw-
ali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hobbs of Harrington. motored to
Onaneock. Virginia, to have Sun
day dinner at the famous Taylor's
Inn. On Sunday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Davis en-
joyed a telephone call from their
son, Dick, on Sunday. Dick is at
tending college in preparation for
the ministry at Cleveland. Tenn.
He says there is no snow there
and the weather is like spring.
However, in a Sunday driv e
through the Great Smokes, they
found snow.
Our cafeteria menu for the week
of February 20-24: Monday. HAM
burg sandwich, potato salad. or
ange wedge, applesauce. milk.
Tuesday. baked ham. parsley
potatoes, buttered cabbage. sweet
potato biscuit and butter. jello.
milk; Wednesday, meat loaf, oven
fried chicken. mashed potatoes and
gravy, buttered kale, bread and
butter. rice pudding. milk: Friday
oven fried fish with puffy cheese
sauce. stringbeans, spanish rice,
corn bread and butter. cent ice
cream. milk.
Miss Peggy Joann Mervine, dau-
ghter of Mr.. VIII. Mervine, Sr.
became the bride of Mr.. John
Robert Collins, son OF Mr.. John
F. Collins, on Saturday, February
IL, in the Pilgrim Holiness Church
i'm Harrington. The Rev. VIII. Mil
Ter officiated, assisted by the Rev.
James c. Mervine, brother of the
bride.
The vows were exchanged be-
fore an altar decorated with bas-
kets of white gladiolus and fern.
The white satin heart-shaped arch
was entwined with greenery and
glads. Branched candlebras hold
ing white tapers completed the
setting.
Mrs. Kenneth Masterman play
ed the wedding mucic and accom-
panied the soloist, Mr.. Kenneth
Masterman who sang. whittier
Thou Goest", "I'll Never Walk A.
Lone. Because" and THE Lords
Prayer.
Mr.. Roland Melvin. Jr. gave a
reading. written by him for the
The bride. who was given in
by her father, chose a
gown of white chiffon velvet, trim
med in Lace, seed pearls and, Sc
quins. The fitted sleeves tapered
to a point over the wrists. The
full skirt fell to a cathedral train.
Her finger tip veil of bridal illus
ion, edged in lace. was attached
to matching crown. She carried
a cascade bouquet of ivy leaves
with three white orchids.
Mrs. Catherine Isaacs, sister of
the bride. served as Matron of
honor. Her full length gown of
red chiffon velvet was a sheath
skirt with train lined in red sat
in and wrist-length sleeves. She
carried cascade bouquet of red
and white variegated carnations
with red carnations
and ivy leaves.
The bridesmaids, all sisters of
the bride, Mrs. Awilda Milloway.
of Milford; Mrs. Betty Snyder of
Pa; Mrs. Lou Crandall:
Mrs. Carlton Melvin. wore identi-
cal dresses to the honor attendant
with the exception of the sleeves
which were three-quarter length
and the train which was shorter.
and they carried cascades of red
and white yariegated carnations
and ivy.
Little Miss Debra Synder, niece
Of the bride, served as flower girl
and her dress was also of red vel
vet. Master Jimmy Crandall. nep-
hew of the bride. accompanied her.
The attendants dresses were
designed and made by Sadako
Reid of Harrington.
Mr.. Clarence Collins. cousin of
the groom, was best man. The nsh-
ers were George Wiley. Paul Mer-
vine, George Harris and Carlton
The brides mother chose a
brown lace sheath dress with ac-
cessorfes to match in satin. Her
corsage was two brown orchids.
A reception was held in the
WV. Hall following the cere-
mony. For travel, Mrs. Collins
chose a winter white wool flannel
suit. Her accessories were gray,