Milford chronicle., 1925-10-23
Deh11ar

Merle Nelson of Philadelphia spent
the weekend with relatives in Del
mar.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lowe visited
Magnolia on Sunday.
J. J. Elliott has been confined to
his home for the past several days
suffering of wound inflicted by
sticking a nail in his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hastings are
spending the week in Philadelphia
and New York.
Carl Hearn of MasillOn, Ohio, who
is visiting his mother in Delmar,
motored to Newark on Saturday and
witnessed the football game. Mr..
Hearn is a member of the gradual
ing class of 1918 of Delaware Uni
versity.
NIessrs. Louise Culver and George
Hartman of Delmar, accompanied by
William Cathell and Page Toadvine
of Salisbury, and L. r. Bailey OF
HallwOod. Va, left on Saturday for
a ten day hunting trip in North Car
Olina. ,...,
Mrs. Edward Lynch and little son
left sunday for Gainesville, Florida
where she will visit her mother un-
til the approach of the Christmas
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Holloway
who have been visiting their son
and family at Martins Ferry, Ohlo'
haze returned home.
Airs. J. Fred Stevens entertained
the following at bridge party III
her home on Thursday afternoon:-
Mrs. Harrison Jones, Mrs. 5. N.
Culver, Mrs. Chas., Truitt, MIS-
Howard Lynch. Mrs. Harry GIBSON
Mrs. J. Paul Ellis and Mrs. CorDit
Sturgis/ N..
TheSDomestic Science Department
of tbe Delaware High School Will
occupy one of the new offices on
Grove street. recently erected by
Will S. Marvil, Jr.
While Mrs. Mary German was on
her way to church Wednesday even
ing she had the misfortune TO ian
and as a result sustained painful
though not serious injuries.
Next Sunday, October 25th, Will De
Rally Day in the NJ. L. Sunday
school.
Elder H. C. Ker and wife are
occupying their new home recently
builtTon the Delmar-Salisbury :cau'
Z George Baker who has for some
time occupied room in the Neasey
Building will move his electrical
stock and fixtures to the new build
ing recently completed by VIII D
NarviL Jr., on Grove street, NoVem-
Der 1st.
Harold BOndwin of Dallas, Texas,
is spending a few days in Delmar.
Miss Bessie Ashmead is visiting
relatives in Lawrenceville, Va.
Miss Aline Cannon will enter Ine
nurses training class at the BeeDe
HOspital, November 1st.
While Handy Culver, William ORA
ner and Chas. Marvil, students at
delaware University this year, were
ON their way home Saturday even
ing to spend the weekend WIN
their parents in Delmar, their car
was struck by a passing car, when
threw Marvil out onto the stone
road. cutting his head in seVeral
places and rendering him uncon-
scious. He was rushed to the PENN
sula Hospital at Salisbury for
treatment. The other occupants es-
caped serious injuries. Latest re-
mort is that Marvel is recovering
and will probably be able to leave
the hospital within a few days.
Mrs. Joshua EllegOod gave ben
eft bridge party Friday evening for
Adah Chapter, No. 5, o. E. S.
Sunday school class No. 20 of the
NJ. E. Church, served a platter sup
per in the social hall of the church |
on Friday evening. from which they
realized a net profit of fifty dollars.
Mrs. Fred Barr entertained a num-
ber of her friends Saturday after
noon at luncheon. Afterwards the
guests played nah jong. Prizes were
won by Mrs. S. N. Culver and Mrs.