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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12
UN APPLAUSE "A Los .JUGADo-
RES DEL ( ALL BoRINQUEN :

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Cisando TODD esfuerzo por revivil
el entusiasmo por el Rey de los de
portes parecia indtil, cuando tode
era indiferencia, angustia, dolor,
cuando navcgabamos por un MAJ
enfurec.do, perfido, cruel, que nos
maltrataba con todos los refina-
mientos de crueldad, Sc lanzaron los
lnuchachos que hoy integran la for
midable noyena 'sAll Borinquen"
desafiando al peligro y retando a
porvenir que prometia azotarnos
barbaramente.
En- momentos crfticos, supieron
los braves paladines beisboleros
de San Juan afrontar la situacior
con valentia. Desinteresadamente
Sc ofrecieron a coadyuvar deseosos
de levantar alto la bandera de sus
combates. Regaron la semilla en-
campo esteril, y jamas adesmayaron
siempre esperanzados y confiados
tecundizando el terreno,l abonando
To- con sus esfnersos y energfas
Poseedores de una ferrea voluntad
caminaron adelante y prosiguieror
su obra, veces niartillando en-
hierro frio, sacrifcando sus fuerzas
Q intereSes. famentandose ratios al
cncontrarse solos, sin hallar una
docena de seres que pudieran escu-
char SIS quejas nj atender sus su-
phcas.
Y asf marcharon mucho tempo,
scportando los azotes del fracaso
Marcharon 1nucho tempo sintiendo
el latigo cruel de la desgracia, has
ia que vieron surgir en- lontananza
Ell castillo de promesas que tanto
habian ideado. p
A1n contin1an su calnino, impul-
sados por su amor sincere hac!a el
base ball. Afortunadamente va van
encontrando a su paso, almas buc-
mas y mobiles que Sc prestan decidi-
oamente contribuir EN- tan magma
cmpresa va no Sc ven los stands
sdesicrtos, de, nuevo. acuden los. IA
naticos a la liga a premiar su la
Dor La semilla germin6. la plan
ia sigUe creciendo, v ,qrlien sabe
pueda en- no lejano dia convertirse
en- I'M jardin hermoso Solo es ne.
cesario continuar La obra con brios
" entusiasnos.
Para los jugadores de la novena
IALL BoRINQUEN, dirigidos tan
habilmente por Rafael Brown y
Don Pepito, tenemos nuestra mas
alta estimacion.
RAFAEL BROWN NOS soRPREN
DE CON UNA ACTITUD INUsI-
TADA EN- Ell
Todos somos humanos. Tenemos
que cometer nuestros errores. Sem
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12


Adolfo LuQue, ell lanzador cubano
de los Reds, probo hace dias que
el necesita de los rigores del vera
no para dar su team senalados
triunfos. En- uno de los dias mas
calurosos que Sc recuerdan en- los
Estados Unidos Adolfo Luque dejo
los Braves de Boston en- tres hits,
y lie di6 diez estacones
81 10 campeonatos Sc celebraran
Ell las islas tropicales, como Cuba,
por ejemplo, podeis tener La seguri.
dad que ei Walter johnson de la
epoca .sera indiscutiblemense Adol-
70 Luque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12
CROMICA DE EDDIE COLLINS


victima de los Rubios. DAWN de-
fendio sel short, paleando muy opor-
tunanente tres hits de una base.
Score 10 a Z.
El "Lit Bros recibio ell mismo
dfa nueve ceros de manos de los
Duques, lanzando Hendrix. lingo
Sc fue en- limpio, dando un solo out,
sin poder palear las curvas dc
Jones.
FL "Hazleton' 10 sano muy fuer
tie los alentonianos En- ell move
no inning pudieron los rubios en-
patar Ell score, pero perdieron ell
juego en- ell decimo episodio con
anotaci6n de 8 a q. Nero cohiehz6
n ~
ramente snstituy6ndolo Hendrix,
quien bate6 un home-ran en- Ell no
veno inning. Daviu no jugo
La novena Bangor, sufri6 I'M nue.
vo fracaso frente los duques, ano-
tandose 6stos, nueyc carreras, mien
tras. los BANGoRINES pisaban Ell
home cinco veces dnicamente. Lam
20 wychoff, y David jug6 Ell short
anotando solo un single.
FL "Ha2leton'' nuevamente Sc
.cnfrento con los muchachos de
Allentown, pero esta vez fueron
derrotados con anotaci6n de 10 9.
Los rubios arrebataron Ell triunfo a
los Haggles en- Ell episodio final ano-
tandose cuatro carreras. Daviu So
10 bateo un single y cometi6 dos
errores en- el campo, costando uno,
en- ell sexto inning, dos carreras.
Ell mt. Carmel perdio un jue-
go con los rubios mientras lanzaba'
Johnson. Siete tres fus ell score,
anotandose los rubios diez hits, !
los veacidos trece. DAWN solo Co
necto un hit, anotandose tambien
un error
REcoRTES soBRE ASUNToS DE
EXTRAORDINARILY IMPoR-
TANCIA
$50 MIL PESOS Sc LIE oFRECEN
A PAAvo PARA QUE SEA
PROFESSIONAL
Ell FINLANDES RECHAZo LA
oFERTA Y Sc HALLA MUY sA-
TISFEcHo DE sEGOIR SIENDo
AMATEUR
FL secretario -Tesorero de la Union
Atletica de Amateurs dijo hoy POGO
oespueS de salir para Finlandia
Paavo Nurnn, que Ell marayilloso
corredor fnlandes, durante su es-
tancia en- los Estados Unidos, reel
bio proposiciones por un total apro-
ximado de 25O,O0O pesos, para que
renunciase a condicion de amateur:
El admirable atleta rechazo to-
das esas proposiciones y, segin el
referido funcionario, Nurmi Sc ha-
LA muy satisfecho de que su repu-
tacion de amateur haya quedado
intacta.
Sabese que Ell circo ecuestre de
los Hermanos Miller ofrecio Nur-
mi S6O, 900 por viajar con el 20 Sc
manas que fueron varias las COM
pafiias manufacturers de produc-
tos anmenticios que lie hicieron 81
milares ofertas.
Adolfo Luque, ell lanzador cubano
de los Reds, prob6 hace dias que
el necesita de los rigores del vera
no para dar su team senalados
trirnfos Fn uno de los dias mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12

PERSONAL

un anigo sxigsnss me IA acoms-
con Ia nigAiente observation
co earitativa. despuss De un des-
hdaao eomentaEio = mis eser.tos:
A. an do ensntaa ustsd no es
verdadeEo carrerlsta.
Y yo. cue iastirrecio mi cOail.
sn de tai en- raz6a Al dinero ere
erdo, he Vrotestaao
--loge no. " por Que no ae
ssrio. Il eontFlbayos como uste-
b al meloraInlento. ctcttera. ee
raxa eaballaE7
Hay sensihiss diferencias ca
usted y nosotsos In prints
gar. uatsd se peTmlte ironiss cen.
Il gremso h0nests que viene
IN sxelnaivamente p0r las carre-
Z. eoatribuyendo azi a cue sl vpl-
tome eaEtas , haga basas en-
sstro lnego; sn ssgnnao s4rinsno.
ted damneatFa peseer eieFta dous
aereuidad ans Il pennise apEs-
ehaF Fns impIssisaes y las aJssas
maHifsests eaFAeteE aggressive pa
las nsodal.dadss ans son ds es-
% dentro Gel hip6aromo. dera
ando asi ase 10 se compsneta.
ls no - abs.ras. cue 10 fe suirs-
Il bella pzs.6n con toao el
aneo entus.asmo ere nos absoE.
. nosesEoa por entero; y en- ter
cra instances, Al eomplaecrse en
pear 81 aspseto rldienlo as las
pas seFias cue aqus se pEodresa
ted enseha IA hiiaeAa del profa-
/, del eateedmeno euando mencs.
qne pasA por alto tOda Ia inten.
dad grandioaa de- los momentos
lemnes. y s6lo aleaaza a pereiblg
perfiiss groteseos y ios instsn-
. en- cue 81 personals. erey6ndose
|Htrs baatidorss, abAid6nass q las.
Rquehas flpqnsEss ds todo organs
0 fuertsmsnss trabajaao.
supongo naberms dsfendiao bsen
con Imas mobiles al responder
Amigo iaie lAe ingenaaF irenias
mis- eoEsontar.os, 40 van destl-
adas q vu.go MA q pueden Ils- i
|lF sn mansra alesna. NJ vulgo
- igpora, .! v8igo nos despree.a,
para pader ign0Farnos msioF no
terra u trabalo De lssE nada De
qae as sscrfbo sobrs Il tens que
|'omina a ~ sssnndo goips de-
nyos IA prsssndlaa serenlaad
Hodueto d mi tibsesa. cue me ca.
paeita para apEoysshnr flnpreao-
p. nf - tihie1a ID e. terenldaA.
- ~ $50
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sione- dei domingo. Usfedes a.en
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haeer pars5a con el ciearullo aue
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12

III programa de esta tarde. ofrece
algpnas carreras que promoter al
g1n inter6s, otras completamente
anodinas, De todo hay en- la viiia
del Seiior, Lastiana que, no siesnpre
haya mas baeno que malo.
Una Que otra lfnea puede verse
Glen leguas dc distancia, pero es-
TO serd mas que recolnpensandb pqr
la dificultad ane4 ofpeceny algulas
scarrcras, en- que es mucho aventH+
rarse selalar un fayorito,
. ALA van algunos de los caballos
que telldremes en- cslenta al hacer
nnestras conlhinaeicnes para ell es-
quiyo pool
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12
PRINIERA CABRERA.

Nieye y Golondrina sobresalen en-
este evento inicial. Daddy, Aviador
- Polo Sc gastarane-a hos 500 me
tros. Perrillero estd fatal Asf 'es
cue de Nieve j Golondrina no pue
de pasar ell primer premio.
SEGuNDA.& sFl sis.a
Esta es una carreras uuc. Sc press
bta q conflsiones. Figuran yarios
lloInbres que por 81 SOLOS le. meten
mfeslo "a cualauiera, So abstante,yen
nliestra opinion. Reilla Mora es. una
eaudidata casi segura. Nautical 90,
rrd6 pGsimamente Ia semana.4 pasav
.da. 81 cs ,eierte que 81 spobre demos
Traction Sc debi0 q las igaduras cue
lle9aba en las patas, entonces. hay
que tomarlo en- euentas seriamentes
Ruban va muy cargado..x En>.su
vida no es todo 10 veloz que serfa
de desear. ~ A.
Duke Ruff y Lueero. aunque Sc
presenter con la senergia explosiya
con que ratos nos diyierteng@es,
recialmente Ell liltimo, tienen poca
oportunidad.
Capuchino Y Rocfo serdn bastan-
te. 1ugados en banca, pero en- nm
cuadro modesto creemos que esta-
ran de mas.
TERCERA
Nora es una lfnea ,descarada. Tan
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lIN EsPIRITU D1sTINTo

.e Despues dc mi larga enfermedad
Una de las cosas que mas. me ha.i
1lsanado IA atenci6n ha sido la des-
aparicion del espiritu que hasta aho
ara fabia animado a la mayoria de
los clubs que ocupaban el sotano J.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12
LOS ULTIMos JUEGos DE Los
DUoUEs

Tenemos acumuladas un montor
de cronicas, recibidas del Norte
En- nuestfas ultimas resehas, no pu
dirios publican los resultados de
las luchas del Allentown. Hoy in
formaremos alnpliamente
Los profesionales' de Fliadel,
fla fueron derrotados en- ambas iu.
chas, lanzando Ell la contienda ma
final nuestro amigo Nero. Cuatrc
hits pernlitio el lanzador dominica,
no, y solo pudieron anotar dos. ca
rreras los inuchachos del Filadeifia
Los Duques batearon barbaramente
cmpuJando seis hombres al nogar
Daviu no jugo en- este encuentro
Por la tarde Wychoff lanzo por
los alentonianos, recibiendo Net.
El score fue desastroso obteniendo
otra victoria las huestes de Land
graf Dav1u jugo segnnda base, y
bateo dos hits dc cinco oportuni-
dades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12
PoR JOHN j McaRAwa

(N1anager de los "Gigantes' J :.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12

Ell tcressona" fue nuovamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12

RAFAEL BROWN NOS SoRPREN
DE CON UNA AcTITUD INUsI-
TADA EN- Ell
Todos somos humanOs. Tenemos
que cometer nuestros errores Sem
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12

Nora es una Inca descarada. Tan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12

Ell mt. Carmel perdio un jue
go con los rubios mientras lanzaba'
johnson. s-ete tres fu5 el score,s
anotandose los rubios diez hits, !
los veacidos trece. DAWN solo Ca
nect6 un hit, anotandose tambien
un error
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-12

-si. parece. No: 90 tum,.
-tHamo7 tEsa eoTtina gns e.
Imo7
-Por supuesto T. el campo aas
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28
Greenwood

1.-THE Snider Catsup factory will
start working on tomatoes this week
When it is remembered that it re-
uuires several car loads of tomatoes
to even start the plant at work, it
will be recalled, that Greenwood will
soon be a very busy place. Mr.. Fl.
w. Pierson is the manager and dir
eetor of work in this factory and he
arrived here with his family this
week; after a three months absence
in Michigan, where he has been SUI
pervising the shipment of goods
packed there and ready to go the the
The/Ricord Canning Company will
also start operations this week.
They have brought the most Of their
labor from Baltimore for the present
season.
Mrs. Ella Disharoon from Phila-
delphia, was a guest Of Mrs. Law
renee Tatman last week.
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28
Frederick

Mrs. John S. Rogers has returned
from a visit to Springfield, N. J., &C
companied by Mrs. Perry T. Brown
and son.
Hayward Bishop spent last week
with friends at Sandy Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell and son, OF
Philadelphia, were the guests OF
Mrs. S. X. Belts last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest HomewOod, OF
Wilmington spent last week with
Mrs. Julia Darby.
Miss Mildred Hargadine, of Will
mington. is visiting Miss Mary Hoey
Harbeson Hickman and family
Mrs. William Beauchamp and daugh-
ter, of West Philadelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Johnson. ThOs, Hick-
man and family, of Ocean View
were guests of Mrs. Sherman Bishop
last week.
Roy Kemp spent several days al
Atlantic City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris, Mr.
and Mrs. Alonzo Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Harrington, spent Sun
day at colchester Beach.
Mrs. Jennie Lofland, of Houston
is visiting Mrs. Harold Harrington.
Mrs. Olive Kemp, of New York
Mrs. Anderson and grand daughter,
of West Philadelphia, spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kemp.
Prof. and Mrs. Spencer, of Pal
myra, N. J., Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Clark
of Camden, N. J., Mrs. Anna Cook
and daughter, of Merchantville, N.
J., Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Wharton, Of
Houston, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Vineyard on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Courtney Miller,
and children, Courtney, William,
Catherine, Miriam and Mary, of
Miami, Fla, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Lohan last week. They
are now touring in New York and
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lank spent
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Daniel W. Clark, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Annie E. Conner, of Mil
ford were Frederick visitors on
Monday.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Paul McKnatt on "Big
Thursday"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dare were
also the proud parents of a little
daughter, born on "Big Thursday"
A little daughter was born unto
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Morgan last
week.
Mrs. Mary Williams is visiting
Mrs. Edwin Patterson in Palmyra,
N. J.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and son,
Lester, of Montclair, N. J., have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Rogers, Miss AL
ice Metten, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Rogers, spent Sunday at Ocean City.
Md.
Mrs. Arthur Melvin, Mrs. Joseph
inc Carey, Mrs. Mary Kelley, Mrs.
Albert Palmer and Mrs. Annie B.
Harrington have been spending some
time with Mrs. John Stevens at "The
Bayside," at Bowers.
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28
Magnolia

1t is late summer time and the
people are getting a bit of social
pleasure out of visiting and ming
ling with the folks, within reach of a
days ride in automobiles; and that
opens up a scope of country in these
days. Many enjoy auto trips to the
beaches along the Delaware and
Chesapeake bays. This may be de-
cryed by some who think that the
automobile has caused many to ne
elect church service. That is not a
fact and it is only sort of evolution
as to the customs which have chang
ed for the better. The churches are
forced to recognize the fact, that
even the preachers and the saints,
need a bit of relaxation and they are
taking it in the summer, when it is
comfortable for out of doors travel
and joy for all.
For that reason auto parties are
made up of good folks who wander
far over the highways to places
where friends gather in camp or at
the watering places for shore din
ner. It's all right, so lets enjoy life
while we live.
Our city friends are having their
innings in visiting: Mrs. Penn. Sat
terfield and sister from Philadelphia,
are guests of Mrs. c. J. Satterfield.
They motored to Rehoboth on Sun
day with Mrs. Kate Spencer and
Mrs. George Spencer and daughter
of Philadelphia, who have been their
guests for some time.
Mrs. Edward Lodge Of near Mag
nolia was taken to the Milford Emer-
gency Hospital last Sunday for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kick Marvel had
friends from Philadelphia with them
over Sunday.
Miss Emma Pardee has been at
Atlantic City this week.
Mrs. 3. e. Stout is visiting her
son and daughter in Philadelphia.
Thomas Draper attended the fun
eraI of his sister, Mrs. Jennie Fem
at Asbury Park last Friday.
James K. Sapp and wife entertain
ed on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Green, of Middletown.
Mrs. Paris Camper and daughter
are guests Of her parents.
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28
SeIbyvine

Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Alden Town
send, Sr., gave a most delightful
house party from Friday until Mon
day at their home at River View
Farms, Dagsboro in honor of their
daughter, Betty's birthday. The fol-
lowing guests were entertained en-
tertained: Misses Dorothy Num-,
Nancy and Virginia Fisher, of Mil
ford, Helen Bullock, of Oxford, Pa,
Mary Mayer, Philadelphia; Emile
Lynch and Betty Townsend, Selby-
vile; Beatrice Jump, Wyoming.
Messrs. Charles Townsend, Days
boro; Howard Rayne, Berlin, Md. (;
Harley BOdley, Washington, D. c.;
George S. Cullen, Exford, Pa; Roger
Adams, West Chester, Pa; Morris
Timmons, Berlin, Md; Ebe S.
Townsend, Wyoming.
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28
Trinity
Near BridgeVillel

Mrs. Sallie Nelson, Of Bridge
vile, is visiting her neice, Miss
Glenna Wright.
Miss Louise Wright is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Emma Collision, Of Sea-
ford.
Mr.. W. F. Hastings and family
spent Sunday evening at the home
of Frank Wheatley.
Master Neulan Beck, of Philadel-
phia, has returned home after spend
ing sometime with his cousins, Kath-
leen and Louise Wright.
Miss Edna Lowe is visiting rela-
tives near Laurel.
Master Joseph Wheatley who was
quite ill last week is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Baker and
daughter, of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with his parents here.
Mr.. V. W. Reed is entertaining his
brother from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parker and
daughter, Marie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wright are visiting Niagara
Falls and touring parts of Canada
and the New England states.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White and
daughter, Charlotte, spent Saturday
evening with relatives near Denton.
A large number of folks from here
attended the Del-Mar-Via Camp on
Sunday.
Master Samuel Warrington is ill
at this writing.
Leon Wheatley spent last week
with his brother at fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul White, Of Will
mington, spent the weekend with
his brother, A. T. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Wright, of
fredericksburg, have returned home
after spending sometime with their
daughter, Mrs. I. L. Willin.
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28
BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
Milford, Delaware

MILFORD DelAWdro
Rev. Samuel c. Welsh, Pastor
Az Washington st. Phone SlS
Regular Services
FRIDAY
7:15 D. m. Junior meeting
Sd. m. Prayer meeting
SUNDAY
10 a. m, to noon-Bible STUDY
morning service and sermon.
7:15 D. m. Young Peoples meet
ing.
The third study in Galatians will
be given by the Pastor at the Prayer
Meeting on Friday at 8 p. m. m.
Subject; "Paul's Complete Vindlca-
tion,-Gal. 2:1-21.
The Pastor will preach the third
and concluding sermon in the series
on Christian Nurture, next Sunday
morning, subject ats Goal" and at 3
n. m. he will speak on "How to be
Saved" o..-
At 7.15 D. M, Mrs. Frank Stomer'
will lead the Young Peoples Meeting
subject; "China's Cry for Faltn
born Of Need"
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28

Bv One Who Was There
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28

For the first time in thirty-one
years William Griffith, son of the
late jeremiah Griffith, visited Green
wood last week. He now resides in
Kansas, but he retains very warm
feeling for his native state Of Del
aware. He was a guest of j. Frank
Porter and seemed very glad to see
old faces and resume acquaintance
which had almost forgotten each
other.
Those who camped at the Camp
Meeting grounds near Laurel and
have returned home, are experienc-
ing unpleasant effects Of bad colds,
which they gathered while at the
camp last week, during the cool days
Peaches have been real luXurles IN
Greenwood this summer and their
cost was prohibitOry to all except
those with deep pocketbooks. Few
if any canned peaches this summer.
Preaching at the M. P. Church
next Sunday morning will be at
1890 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. f.
NJ. Cliff.
n Hazel Gong, of Wilmington, was a
guest of her parents hereon sunday.
Mrs. Kate Robinson and family, OF
Cambridge, and Mrs. Christian, OF
washington, were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Spence.
A party of Greenwood folks have
rented a cottage at Slaughter Beach
and are there for the week, they
are: Mr.. and Mrs. George Blake,
Miss Elsie Wiley, Sewell McIlvalne
and Mrs. Harvey Harrigan.
Mrs. Mary Johnson had as Sunday
guests, Mrs. Harry Johnson and
family of Magnolia.
Lawrence Wiley was in Dover all
of last week as a guest of his brother
Earl Wiley, the States Attorney for
Kent County.
Mrs. W. H. Ratcliffe's son from
Cleveland, Ohio, and her grandson
from New York City, motored to
Greenwood to spend the weekend
with her.
kathleen Martin and family from
Pennsylvania, who were guests Of
her parents here and Mrs. Wilkin-
son for two weeks have returned to
their home.
Mrs. Lawrence Tatman and daugh-
ter are helping in the singing at the
Delmarvia Camp.
The champion grape growers Of
Greenwood are Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Jones, who have some very heavily
loaded vines; from one Of which they
have gathered ten full baskets Of
grapes.
After a pleasant vacation with
their mother and sisters here Frank
Houseman and wife, Maine and
Howard Houseman returned to their
homes in Philadelphia this week.
After an operation performed at
the Beebe Hospital Abe Richards is
regaining his health.
Mrs. Edgar Isaacs had the pleas
ure of entertaining her father and
mother from Milford on Sunday.
Albert Humphrey, who is the
teacher of agriculture in the Green
wood Public Schools, returned from
a weeks visit to his parents near
Wilmington.
Mrs. Harold Johnson from Will
mington passed Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Lord.
After several months work at New
Castle. Lester Porter has returned
to Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Mann are on
their vacation and will visit the cas-
tern shore of Maryland, Harrisburg,
Pa. and New York, before returning
Lawrence Graham and wife are
passing a two weeks vacation by Wis
iting her parents at Wilmington.
Milton Lyden an employee Of the P.
R. R, at Wilkes Barre, Pa, passed
the week end here with his parents.
Eleanor Wright is guest of Cath
crime Mills here for few days.
Walter Belts was home last week
NTH his family in Greenwood.
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Norman T. Webb and wife, of
Greenwood, Charles O'Bier and fam
lily, of Blanchards, Harvey Rogers
family, of Greenwood, made a motor
party that passed Sunday at Ocean
City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mai and son, of
Philadelphia, are passing their va
cation with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mai; they also had
with them William Mai and family,
Mrs. Laura Owens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oswald Mai and son from Green
wood.
Mrs Roscoe Coleman and son
have returned form a two months
visit in Pennsylvania with her sister.
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Martin, ST.,
spent Sunday at Ocean City.
Preaching service at Trinity Sun
day, August Both at 1920 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brinton and
daughter, Anna, spent Sunday even
ing last at the home of R. J. Hast
ings.
Mr.. R. J. Hastings and family, w
F. Hastings and family and Frank
Wheatley and family spent Thurs
day at Slaughter Beach.
Mr.. Enos Nichols, of Wilmington
spent the weekend here.
Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28

Mrs. S. C. McIllvaine has returned
from a visit in Primas, Pa.
Mrs. Emma Taylor is visiting her
daughter at Berlin, Md.
Miss Emma Conner is a guest of
her sister at SudlersVille, Md.
Mrs. r. F. White and Mrs. Kath-
crime knight have returned from a
visit in Reading, Pa.
Miss Elmira Roe has been visiting
her aunt near GoldsborO.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. White have
been entertaining Mrs. Bessie Sey-
mour, of Philadelphia.