Milford chronicle., 1925-12-04
NiMsboro

Mrs. Beatrice Murray has re
turned from a weeks visit will
friends in Philadelphia.
Harry Wilson who has been il
for some time is receiving treat
ment at the Presbyterian HOspita
in Philadelphia.
Mrs Washington Niblett has re-
turned from a visit in Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Some of the streets are being
plOwed and put in better condition
which was very badly needed
Miss Pauline Burton spent Sun
| day with her sister, Mrs. Mary Nc
l Ilvaine near StOckley.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hall and
dhildren of Audubon, N. j., are
sNending sometime with their par
enR Is, Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Monroe of
Philadelphia, spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins.
On thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Atk also entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Goslee of Stockley
and r. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell.
Mi, Emma Smith of Whitesville
has Pn spending several days
WITH r cousin, Mrs. Rachel Cor
drey.3
Mrs ltherine Ayres very de-
lighc entertained the Bridge
Club on IOnSay night.
Mrs. 10 Bunting is confined
L.
Mrs. Lett chens who is in a
very serio "hti0n remains
Nj Mrs. Clara Short and Mrs. JOS
ephine Faucet spent Sunday and
Monday with Mrs. Clara B. John
son and Mrs. Annie Jag$ard.
Miss Travis BOlin, On& of the
high school teachers, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays Yin Balti-
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles n, Godfrey
entertained their relatives at
family reunion on Thank Sgiving.
The revival at Zoar is icing sue
cessful and many from here are at
tending.
The Red Cross Roll Cal for 1926
Is being responded to We iy heart
fly and already the r9lllment is
reaching over fifty. -
Miss Lillian McGee, MBer Able
man, John Williams, w. b. Atkins,
Barnard Layton, AldOn A hkins and
Preston TimmOns who sbent their
vacations with their par ents have
returned to their variOusI schools.
Mr. and Mrs Layton J Houston
spent part of last week in Phila
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Rogers and
children of Wilmington, spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs Fred Hick-
man.
The Sunday Schools are arrang-
ing for their Xmas entertainments
and Mrs. CrOcker has been made
chairman of the committee to ar
range the program for the enter
ment at Grace NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker are
the happy parents of a fine baby
boy
Mrs Paul Huntington entertain
ed at tea a number of the Mills
DOrO ladies in honor of Miss Tat ]
nall and Miss Wagner of Whining
on. Tea was poured by Mrs. Sal {
lie Ellis. &
On last Monday evening Mrs. J.
BucksOn entertained her Sunday
School class. officers for the en-
suing year were elected, after :
which games were played and re- =
reshments served. The officers
lected were: Milfred Prettyman,
resident; Hilda Lynch, vice-pres-
dent; Virginia Hickman, secre-
ary, and Marion McCabe, treas g
lrer.
On last Saturday evening Mrs. b
Ieese White entertained at dinner
he Girls Friendly in honor of Miss
'atnall and Miss Wagner of Viii
lingtOn. Her dinner guests in
ulded Miss Tatnall, Miss Wagner,
Irs. Paul Huntington, the Misses n
Ielena Dodd, Virginia Hickman,
IariOn McCabe, Blanche Black
lone, Hilda Lynch, Elizabeth Col
ms and Mrs. Ellen White.
Mesdames Helen Williams, Kath-
rine Washburn, Hettie Lingo. Lot W
e McCabe, Carrie Burton, Matte as
hockey and Rida Lingo attended pl
lie picture, Coming Through
resented in the Georgetown Opera
ouse for the benefit of the George th
wn Century Club. m