Milford chronicle., 1920-07-02
ELLENDALE

As the correspondent Of this tow
has been called away to fulhll othel
duties, we, the new writers, hope t
have the cooperation Of the towns
people. We will be glad to correct
any mistakes made on our part anC
although our letter may not give sat
isfaetiOn altogether to everybody we
will strive to write each one better.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mahon and
son have returned home from Bellies
Aire where they visited many OF
their home friends and relatives.
II. w. Jester and family motored
to Oak Orchard Sunday last.
The EpwOrth League will hold its
monthly business meeting July Sth at
the home of Miss Nellie Daniels.
Miss Mia AIacklin accompanied by
/ her nephew, James Mills, Jr., has re-
turned home after a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. james Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Clendaniel
made a business trip to Philadelphia
on Tuesday last.
Walter Baker spent Sunday with
his parents.
Miss Leyena Short is visiting her
sister, Miss Gertrude Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Warren and
family from Smyrna spent Sunday
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Warren.
Miss Melita EllingswOrth of Clay
ton is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Spicer.
Creighton Il. Johnson, our faith
ful rural mail carrier, has effected a
mutual tansfer with the railway mail
clerk, G.. II. Lewis of the Boston and
New York r. p. 0. Mr.. Lewis with
his family arrived on Sunday last. He
occupied the house Mr.. Johnson va
Gated and took charge of the rural
route. Mr.. Johnson and family left
for their future home in Boston, Mass,
where he will take charge of his run
on the Boston and New York P. r.
O. July 1st. We welcome Mr.. Lewis
and family to our little town and
while we dread to lose such good cit
liens as Mr.. johnson and family, we
wish them all the success.
Miss Marion Spicer of Georgetown
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A Warren.
Miss Lena Swain spent last week
with her cousin, Mrs. Lille Hitch at
Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence MahOn and
son, accompanied by Mrs. Seth Ma
non mOtored to Lewes on Sunday.
VIM. Z. jefferson has purchased
he property vacated by C. r. John
son and will take possession at an
,uture date. Considerations are pri-
ate.
Millard Walls has purchased a
Dodge car. The writer's wish to give {
lotiee to the people whom he comes {
n contact with to beware of Mr.. J
Wallis lodging. =
Chas. Welch of Bridgeville spent a &
arewell visit with Creighton john !
on. I
Again our little town is being
frightened by the presents of Miss !
trace Baker who has been visiting in t
and Wilmington. (
Mrs. Edna Rust is very ill at this Y
'ritng. She has the sympathy of y
or home town people. d
Wm. Donovan of Wilmington is Wis t
ing his sister. Mrs. Linda Abbott. d
Ie intends TO accompany her to
cean City, n. j., where they viii
pend their summer months.
Mrs. Holmes has been visiting Mrs.
has. Pullen. II
There will be a party given at the II
ONE of Miss Florence Warren on e
lly 3rd All are cordially invited 1
The children's Day services which Il
ere held in New Market NJ. f. n
hurch were largely attended by the a
llendale people. Much credit is due III
Ie children and choir who rendered Il
very enjoyable program. The I
mount given was approximately $50. W
Everybody is invited to attend the e2
rvices Sunday evening beginning
Omptly at 7:30. cl
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