Milford chronicle., 1963-10-25
CANTERBURY

The wedding OF MISS Betty 10
Walters, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Walters Of Canter-
bury, and Mr.. Robert Wood, son
Of Mrs. Wilma Wood Of FELTON,,
took place on Friday evening,
October Is at ZOO pm. at the
FELTON, Methodist Church, with
the Reverend Donald Raymond
Washburn, pastor Of the church,
performing the double-ring cere-
mony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white bal
lerina length gown with long sle-
ewes, scalloped neckline anc
matching headpiece. She carried
a white Bible with an orchid and
streamerS.
Miss Evelyn Walters, sister Of
the bride, was maid of honor anC
wore light green satan with q
Scooped neckline and three-quar-
ter length sleeves and had match
ed accessories. She carried
white carnations.
Earl Walters Of Viola, cousin
Of the bride, was best man, anc
Miss Joyce Dill of willow Grove,
was organist.
A reception given by Miss
Evelyn Walters, Mrs. Sadie
Swain, Mrs. Evelyn Weaver, Mrs,
Mabel Chambers, Mrs. Elsie
Price and Mrs. Hannah Cohee,
was held Immediately following
the ceremony at the Viola Com
munity Hall.
The bride is employed with the
Delaware Power and Light Co.,
In Harrington. The groom IS en-
ployed with E. B. Warrington o.
FELTON,.
The couple has returned from
a short honeymoon trip to the
Luray Caverns In Virginia anc
are now residing at their home
in FELTON,.
Congratulations are 1;tendec
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Moore
whose son, Hiram, paratroop-
er in the U. S. Army, has recent
ly been promoted to the rank o.
Sergeant. Hiram, who is nov
serving his seventh year In mill
tary service has, out of 27-2e
paratroop jumps, made his Sec
ond Jump at night, feat which
is enviously achieved by a para
trooper. He discontinued his pub
lie schooling In the eleventh
grade at FELTON, In order to enter
the Service, but has now received
his high school diploma as well
as a college education while sta
toned In Worms, Germany. Dur
ing the course Of his military
life, Hiram has been stationed
throughout Germany, Korea and
Alaska and is at present station
ed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
HIS address Is:
Sgt. Hiram G. Moore
RA l362722s
CO. A. 50th Signal Bn.
Fort Bragg, North Carolins
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Neeman
the latter who has been secre-
tary for the FELTON, Fire Com.
pany for seven or eight years
have happily reported the Annua
Dinner which was held at tn
Fire Hall on Saturday Afternoon
and evening to have been a sue
cess. Over 100 persons wer,
served and deep appreciation L
extended to each and every on
who participated In this event
On Thursday evening, Octobe
"A, at 7:30 p.m., an Intersta
Dinner will be held In the Felto
Fire Hall. The FELTON, Fire Aux
Hilary will again serve at tht
function.
The Community is very please
to learn that "Buddy" Warre
is very much improved. We hop
that he shall soon be able to re
sumo his duties at the store
Mr.. John Richardson, prom
inent farmer OF Canterbury, ha
been very Ill with the virus bu
Is now able to regain his man
duties on his picturesque farr
south Of Canterbury.
Mrs. Margaret Gerber who ha
been hospitalized for about fou
weeks is now home and improv
ing very nicely.
Mrs. Faye Dill has been on tn
sick list with an injured bac
and is still under the doctor
care.
Misses Barbara and Patriot