Milford chronicle., 1920-06-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Mildred Deputy of Lincoln City
was a bridesmaid at the wedding of
Miss Margaret Walz and Morril G..
Z Turbin of Temperanceville, Va,
which took place in the Presbyterian
I Church. New Castle, on Wednesday
afternoon. June Il.
Mr. and Mrs. Bronka Of Philadel-
phia spent last Sunday with Mrs.
BrOnka's mother, RMS. Nina Kern of
/ West Front street.
/ Miss Carrie Masten is spending
some weeks with her parents near
Milford.
Harry W. Harwood from Edwards
burg. Mich, has been visiting his
cousin. Mrs. Annie X. Carmean
Pastor Davis and family attended
the commencement exercises at Wash
ingtOn College. Thomas s. Davis. his
SON, received the degrees of b. A. and
NJ. A. John Z. Davis, another son,
received the degree Of B. A. Thomas
s. Davis will have charge Of Bible
Vacation Work at Shady Avenue
Church. Baltimore and preach at
Washington. j. c. on Sundays. John
=. Davis will continue as captain Of
the Washington College team and
play at Chestertown this summer.
Miss Margaret Holzmueller who
has been teaching school at Williams
port, Pa, has returned home for the
summer. Before coming home she Z
made a trip to Buffalo and, points in
Canada.
Miss Ethel Holzmueller who has
just graduated from Milford high
school leaves this week for Columbia,
South Carolina. where she will spend
month with her sister, Mary.
George Sipple has been spending a
few days with his father and left
Sunday for Palmyra. n. j.. where
he expects to work this summer.
Humes Grier, Armel Nutter, VIII
liam Hallett and Edward Murphy who
are all students at Delaware College
have returned home for the summer.
Miss Fay Moore. Miss Ruth Russell.
Miss Maria Bennett who attend school
at the Women's College Of Delaware
are home for the summer.
Charles Abbott who is a student at
Haverford College is home for the
summer.
Miss Mildred Truitt is visiting her
uncle, Rodney Sharp Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Webb and small
bile trip TO Detroit.
Miss May Foulk and Albert Foulk
have moved to Wilmington. Miss May
Foulk has taught in the Milford
public school for several years and
will be missed by her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Ross from
st. Paul, Minnesota, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis II. Ross of North
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has been in Minnesota for the past II
years This is his first visit to Milford Z
since he left here and he finds many
changes in the home of his childhood
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Frazier Of
Baltimore were guests of her mother,
Mrs. Allan d. Jones. this week.
Mrs. Florence Booker of Philadel-
phia is passing this week with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Windsor on West
Front street.
Miss Bessie Ratclif Of Philadelphia
the funeral Of her uncle. r..
D. Grier, Of Salisbury. and is now
spending some time with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ratcliff.
Miss Hazel Hill Of Richmond, Va.
Is visiting Miss Anna Ratcliff.
Miss Lena Short has gone to Balti-
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Frazier.
Mrs. Lydia C. Jump spent this
week as the guest Of her son. Her
Dert G. Jump and family in Whining
on and also in Philadelphia.
Miss Leila Tatman Of Wichata, Kan
ias, is visiting Miss Gertrude Tatman.
Miss Mary Grier is attending the
of Miss Katherine Osmond of
Philadelphia.
Harold Grier who has recently grad
lated at Delaware College sailed on
Monday for Norway. He will be gone
en- weeks.
Naules Grier who graduated this
rear from the University Of Pennsyl-
'ania has returned home for the sum
ner.