Milford chronicle., 1911-08-04
BURRSVILLE.

On Tuesday evening of last week MI.
has and Mrs o. n Dulin delightfully."- enter
and tanned a party of friends. Those present
- were Henry Rawlins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Rawlins and daughter, Miss
on Violet, of Greensboro; Mr.. and Mrs.
Of II Carroll, Thawley and children, Mr and
.is Mrs. John W. Stephens and children,
A0e Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Harvey, Mr.. and
ere Mrs. A. NJ. Dulin and daughter Anna
r. AZ Belle, Mr. and Mrs Jack l.. Stephens
~ and children and Mrs. Julia Dulin. Re-
freshments consisting of ice cream, cake,
rpes candies and fruit were served.
Jr Miss Eta Hurd, who is taking a course
- in telegraphy in Phila., is spending her
yo vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Z IA David Hurd.
ohn Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Simpson and chill
dren, of Washington, D. c., are spend
's' ing sometime with the formers brother,
Mrs. Joseph Simpson.
,nta Andrew Evans, of Pa, is the guest Of
s x, L. R. Porter.
-, The Christian Endeavor Society of
WIN Union NJ p Church was entertained at
Phi the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. E.
Mn Cheezum, east of town, on Friday even
Iov ing of last week.
'eA Mrs. Georgia Swan, of Greensboro,
MI an3 Mrs. Ira Cannon, of Andrews Ind,
Tbs have been recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
ave A. NJ Dulin.
- Lyman R Porter and friend Mr. Ed
- wards, of Pa, are spending this week at
nj Rehoboth, Del.
Iced Mrs Oakley Sparks and children, of
abb Denton, spent ten days with her parents,
~ Mr.. and Mrs. W. p Stafford.
Mrs Harry Ramsdes of Denton, was
lAr a town visitor on Monday.
~ Miss Iva A. Russell returned Friday /.
2ac from visit with her sister, Mrs. Alfred |
y Billings, of Hobbs.
7 Card and family yuera o11f of /
M town visitors on Friday.
Poe We are glad to report Mrs. Howard 4
! Hopkins and daughter, Pauline much !
-, improved
Miss Pearl Satterfeld has returned /
di from a several weeks visit with her aunt,
] Mrs. Zack Johnson at Houston, Del.
Go Mrs Osborne Harvey, of Phila., is
spending sometime with relatives and
friends in town.
be Miss Meta Otwell has returned home
la after spending sometime with her brother,
If Fred Otwell.
Fleming Starkey and wife, of Prices
Station have been recent visitors at Mr..
N and Mrs. John Paris. Mr.. Starkey has
N rented the /. B. Paris farm, near town,
n and will move there at the end Of the
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Clark, of Tuck
ahoe Neck, were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Thawley.
Mrs. r. H. Dill and daughter, Mrs.
Roberta Wyatt, and daughter Evelyn,
Misses Anna Lewis and Mildred Rams
del, of Denton, were Fredericksburg guests
on Friday, making the trip in Henry R.
Lewis large touring car.
Miss Bertha Baker, of Ringold Green,
who spent the last two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Fred Otwell. left Friday for
a visit with Denton relatives.
The Howard Hopkins farm, containing
arsN i'll .sar.I
lies south of town, has been sold by J.
+. Fllwanger, who bought the farm this
year. to John Stranahan for 81, 5OO He
also sold A. T. Porter's residence, in ,
town, to Howard Hopkins for 81 800.
Burrsville was visited with grand rain
last week.
The recent copious showers have
greatly encouraged farmers in many sec
tons and the late crops will likely be {
fairly good. The outlook is much better {
than it was two weeks ago. The year
1911 will, however, be poor one for the G
average farmer and for many others, Z
necessitating closer observance frules =
Of economy.
The Pentecostal Grove camp meeting,
Denton, closed on Sunday with crowd
50 large that seating capacity was utter
ably impossible. 4
Mrs. Nettie Lister and daughter, Of
Hobbs, spent one day last week with Mrs.
Iilghman Harvey. -
w. P. Stafford was again paralyzed =
last week, this being the second stroke :
this summer. His recovery is hoped for y
by his many friends II
Miss Ethel E. Caha1l and brother, Ar
thur, of FELTON,, Del. were guests of Miss v
Mary II. Thawley on Sunday. ol
L. r. Porter visited some Of his West al
Chester school friends at Houston, Del, =,
on Saturday.