Milford chronicle., 1921-06-03
OCEAN VIEW

Mr.. and RMS. Theodore Evans OF
Dover and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Quillen
of BishOpville visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip West on Sunday.
Miss Mae Richards, who is stem
ographer at H. K. MulfOrd's, Philadel-
phia, visited her sisters, Irma and
Dorothy Richards, over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsly Richards,
Mrs. John T. West and Miss Matte
H. Belts of Philadelphia motOred here
and spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Belts, Mrs. James M.
Evans and rms. Annie D. Belts.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans of Dover
mOtored here recently and visited Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Evans and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Richards and
Mrs. Frank Joseph of Georgetown ac-
companied them here for the day.
Mrs. Beatrice Hooker came from
Philadelphia last week and attended
the graduation of her son, George,
from Grammar School into High
School.
Amos McCabe and Irwin Short of
Wilmington spent Decoration Day
with their parents here.
Mrs. Ida johnson and daughter, Ida
Mae, have gone to West Philadelphia
to visit her sons, Larry Johnson and
Captain and Mrs. Mervin Johnson, |
and her husband George Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Aydelotte of |
spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. James AydelOtte.
Mrs. Edgar Hooker has returned to .
her home from visit in Philadelphia,
and was accompanied home by little
Miss Kathryn Collins.
Charles Hooker has been spending
a few weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Samuel Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jams Hudson and
laughter, Emma, and son, Joseph,
Ind David Hudson came from Wood
)ury, N. j., on Saturday, accompanied
~ Miss Leona Hudson from Camden,
Y. j., and visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
hudson.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Richards
# Philadelphia visited Mr.. and Mrs.
thomas H. Hudson last Wek.
Ebe Helm visited friends here last ]
week. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Morgan and five |
have returned from Philadel- S
hia and will spend the summer here.
Mrs. w. P. Short and daughter, 1
larry, have returned from a visit to v
I
Walter Short has accepted a posi- {
on on the steamer John A. Hughes n
t Philadelphia. 1
Miss Elizabeth Garcelon has return Y
home from Beechwood College, Pa. il
Miss Myrtle Bowers came from
to spend the summer at
er home here. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Atkins and q
IN, WoOlfrid, mOtOred from Bayville
Id visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles :
eene.
Mrs. Edward Pepper and sons mot
ed to Buntings, Md, and visited Mr..
Id Mrs. Stephen Hudson on Sunday.
The Ladies Aid of Christian Church
I'D a successful ice cream festival M
the church grove on Saturday ev- q
ing. They expect to hold another 81
stival next Saturday night, the pro- dT
eds to be used to pay for the cleo
c lights which have been placed in 81
e grove. NJ,
Children's Day services will be OBJ q
rived in the Methodist Church on NJ
nday evening, and all are invited to W. Y,
end. ~
Rev. E. c. Hallman preached an in w
lring sermon on Sunday night at @
! M. E. Church. a.
The w. C. T. U. met at the home 8
Mrs. Anna Burton on Tuesday ev-
ng.
robert Hudson has built one or
re boats this spring. Rev. Hall 4
n has also built dandy boat for 3
this summer during his moments
recreation.
Iiss Ruth Merritt of Jersey City,
by Mrs. Matte Merritt z
twin daughters, have arrived for 3
Jisit with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
dsOn and Ebe Hudson and family. 4
Ir. and Mrs. Boyer Hooker and
ee sons were guests of Mr.. and
). Samuel Belts on Sunday. z
eople are enjoying crabs, straw
ries, etc., now. City folks are COM
every week. q
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