Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25

Joseph B. Jones ct ux of Georgetown
to JOS S. Cordrey of Indian River Hid.
Location, Georgetown Md, containing
$500 SO. #. Consideration $1O0 (no
stamps).
Minos A. Bradley ct ux-Hr. OF
Thomas J. Bradley to Charles G.
Bradley. Location, Seaford Md, con-
tanning II interest in 2 acres. Con-
sideration $780,
Sarah A. Graham of Greenwood to
John Paul dranston of Wilmingtonrlo-
cation, Greenwood, on e. side Broad
St., containing 72O Osq. #. Considera-
| tiOn $1.00.
Harvey l.. Cooper ct ux of Denton,
Md, to James H. Nichols of Caroline
Co., Md. Location Nanticoke HID, on
southeast side of State Road leading
from Bridgeville to Georgetown, con-
tanning 23S.7 acres Consideration $40.
James H. Nichols ct ux of Caroline
Co., Md, to Harvey L. Cooper of Den
ton, Md, location, Nanticoke HID, on
southeast side Of State Road leading
from BridgeVille to Georgetown, con-
tanning 23S.7 acres. Consideration ST..
A party was given by Mr.. and Mis-.
George e. Walls last week in honor Of
their daughter, Miss Margaret, it be-
ing her fourth birthday. A score. or
more of her little friends spent an en-
joyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eyer of Milford
are happy parents of a fine boy, born
last week. Mrs. Dyer was formerly
Mable Preston of Georgetown.
Miss Mary Short, daughter of ex-
Sheriff Robert Short of GEORGETOWN is
at the Jefferson Hospital in Philadel-
phla, where she was operated on last
week. She is improving rapidly.
Miss Minnie Josephs is at the Bee
be Hospital in Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson an
nounce the arrival of a fine bov at
their home last Friday.
Mrs. w. b. Tucker has returned
from the Beebe Hospital, where a six
pound tumOr was removed. She is eet- |
ting along fine. Mrs. Walter HeIlis and
chlIdren from Philadelphia are her
guests for few days. Mrs. Hellis is
her daughter.
william Johnson is confined to his
home with rheumatism.
Larry Downs Of Wilmington is
passing some time here with his
parents.
Mrs. Albert Polk of Wilmington is a
5uest of Mrs. Annie Evans.
Miss Virginia Chipman of the Uni
-ersity of Delaware was home for the
Caster vacation.
Miss Mary Terril of Elkton and
1iss Frances Dawson of the IJniver-
lty Of Delaware, were guests of Rev.
nd Mrs. George w. Dawson in
for Easter.
Mrs. J. c. Glucker and daughter of
lount Clair, N. J., were Easter guests
her father, w. w. Rawlins.
James Wood of Wilmington is visit
lg his father who is the supervisor of
le County Farm, near GEORGETOWN.
Harvey GOrdy of Philadelphia is Wis
ing friends here.
Mrs. Charles M. Eissner and daugh-
II of Newark are the guests of her
lrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green.
James B. Calhoun who for several r
eeks has been confined to his home r.
lHering from pneumonia, has i'm
owed so as to be out again.
Mrs. Catherine G.. Walls who has
zen spending the winter in Bridge
lie, has returned to her home here.
Mrs. John E. Sammons Of Phfladel- o
Tia spent last week with relatives -
ID friends here. =
Lemuel D. Tingle of Frankford who -
r some time has been in charge of ~,
e farm, attached to the Delaware y,
lOny for the Feeble Minded, near =.
Ockley, has resigned his position ~
d returned to his former home and -
II engage in business. n
On Thursday evening, April II, =,
out $50 members and friends of the -,
rst M. P. Church gathered at the Hi H'r
and rendered a reception +o
donation to their returned pastor ~, ~
l wife, Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Bailey. ~