Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1921-07-06

Chester. Pa, visited Newark friends
over the week end and the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Thompson and
family spent the holidays at Reho-
both.
Mrs. C. L. Brokaw, who has been
seriously i'll at the home Of her son
has recovered sufficietly to return to
her home last Sunday.
Miss Mary Johnston, Of Whining
ten, visited Dean and Mrs. E. l..
Smith over the week end and the
Fourth.
Miss Mary L. Powers spent the
holidays with relatives in Kenneth
Square.
Mrs. Charles Jarmon is ill at her
home on Delaware avenue.
Miss Mary Clancy spent the week
end and the Fourth with friends at
Town Point, Maryland.
Miss Mary Hoey returned to New
ark today, after 'spen( ing several
weeks with her sister, in Fremont,
Ohio.
Mr. rL~,'oe Woolery spent the holi-
days with his parents in Wilmington"
The Rev. P. A. Brennan is visiting
relatives in Chester, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Pennock, OF
Wilmington, Visited Mr.; and Mrs.
Martin Cam the first of the week.
Miss Janet Mcclure Hardie, Of
Wilmington, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter. Mr..
Charles Affleck, of Norfolk, Virginia,
also was a guest of the Carriers.
Mr.. William Dempsey, of st. Louis
was a Newark visitor last week.
; James, son of DR.. and Mrs. Herbert
, Watson, is i'll at his home with rheu-
, matte fever.
Miss Ruth jefferson, Miss Rather
inc Graybell, Mr.. c. R. Runk and Mr.
: Harry Mcdonald picniced over the
: Fourth at Lorewood Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sanbourne ano
!, son Royal left Sunday for Bridgeton
= Maine, where they will spend the
< month of July.
Miss Helen Mcbride, Of Steubens
y vile, Ohio, formerly of Newark, Il
h visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Hopkins
Mrs. w. J. Rowan, Mrs. Laura Hos
e singer and children took picnic lunch
5. on the Fourth near Casinos dam.
v Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Frazer ant
d Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blackwell mo
k tored to Augustine Beach on tn
Fourth.
d M. and Mrs. o. w. Widdoes an
S. family motored to Town Point an
n Betterton, Maryland, on the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaware Lovet
n spent the Fourth at Smyrna, wher
k Mr.. Lovett played ball with Smyrn;
e Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Beales are visit
ing relatives in Schenectady, Me-
ID York.
l. Mr.. John Hopkins, who has bee
studying at Harvard, is spending tn
l. summer with his parents near New
". ark.
er Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Geist, NJ. Al
to raham Geist and Miss. Anne Mile
w spent the Fourth at Augustine Pier
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Lovett ar
m son and daughter spent the Fourth
d. Town Point, Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Jones are visi
ed ing their daughter, Mrs. W. c. A
r. derson.
Miss Lavinia Bye and her aunt, Nh
OF Helen Mackey, spent the week Ell
as and the Fourth in Oxford, Pa.
an Miss Irma Cornog visited relativ
w in Columbia, Pa, over the week ell
j.. and the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Townser
ms Jr., and family spent the holidays
re Randalia, Md.
Mr.. C. H. Hopkins visited Colul
nd bia, Pa, last week.
ia, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson a
he children, of Chester, Pa, spent t
q holiday with the latter's parents, n
re- and Mrs James Grove.
ng Mr.. Charles Wood, of Havre
III Grace, Nd, spent Sunday with
son George Wood and family.
sh- Mrs. Charles Zimmerman and M
ent Edward Zimmerman, of Philadelph
49,