Milford chronicle., 1925-05-29
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+ The Gaping house opened on
Monday afternoon and the rain will
b, probably improve the late crop
p enongh to give employment to many
for few weeks.
b Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trultt of Den
ton, Md, spent Sunday with friends
here.
On Saturday Mrs. Ollie y. Atkins
attended a luncheon at the home of
Mrs. J. Edward Goslee at Stockley.
Mrs. GOslee's other guests were
Mrs. Florence Prettyman of Dover,
Mrs. Grace Jones Of Milton, Mrs.
Pearl Jones of Georgetown, Mrs.
Harriet Cain Of FELTON,, Mrs. Alice
Monroe of Philadelphia.
On Tuesday night Mrs. Nell Bur-
ton entertained at a delightful party,
Mrs. Helen Williams, Mrs. RATHER
inc Washburn and Mrs. Carrie Bur-
ton.
Mrs. Carrie Burton entertained a |
number of friends at her home on
Friday night and the occasion was
a very enjoyable one. The guests
were Mrs. Emma Long. Mrs. NAL
vina Long, Mrs. Mary Dasey, Mrs.
Daisey Ellis, Mrs. Margaret Heath
of Frankford, Mrs. Katherine Wash
burn, Mrs. Matte Shockley, Mrs.
Helen Williams, Mrs. Jennie Pretty
man, Mrs. Elsie Lingo, Mrs. Rida
Lingo and Mrs. Nell Burton.
Mrs. George Hickman and two
children of Stantonsburg, N. c., are
spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Levin J. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carmine have
moved into the house recently va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stevens
who have gone to Georgetown to
make their home
Mrs. May Rust and daughter of
Wilmington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Belts for some time.
Mrs. Thomas Galloway is in a
very weak condition and Mrs. Har-
ley Truitt who has been very i'll is
improving. i
Miss Mildred Brittingham. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert I
underwent a tonsil and
adenoid operation in Milford last d
week. Mr.. Brittingham has also been f
confined to the house by illness.
Mrs. Clara Kitchens who has been V
receiving treatment at the Beebe
Hospital in Lewes has returned S
home much improved. h
Harry Esham has been verv i'll in g
he Presbyterian Hospital in Phila- h
1elphia, where he is being treated
or a diseased condition of the ear e.
Ind nose. n
Mrs. Gilbert V. Anderson and lit n
lie daughter, Gene, of PHILADELPHIA.
ire spending several days with Mr.. g.
md Mrs, J. C. Ellis. el
Mrs. J. A. Buckson is quite i'll at b,
Ter home at the parsonage. Mrs. W
Suckson's sister, Mrs. Saxton, has
$50 been very i'll, but is improved "a
nough to be out. CT
Mrs. Clara Jones and children of
who have been spending de
everal weeks with friends in and de
ear town, returned to their home su
n Monday.
Mrs. Clara B. Johnson left on to
-onday for a four weeks visit with in
er children in Woodbury., N. J. tn
George S. Williams spent last Fl
ee kin StantOnsburg, N. C. OBJ
MIS- Nell Burton and Theodore wi
urton, 3rd, left on Sunday for a tn,
l0ft visit in Philadelphia. TIL
Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Hottie Lin be-
}, prOprietors OF the Smart Shop.
e closing out their business and Sol
ling their stock at cost. On Satur- Mo
y afternoons they anticipate hay vic
g auction sales for a few hours.
Hickman and Son who have a Da
eat store in the Barker block are day
5talling large new refrigerator. to
w. P. Monroe and family spent
nday in Dover with Mr.. and Mrs.
rry Vane.
Mrs. Matte Shockley and Mrs. F
ME Jaggard spent a day this F
elk in Salisbury, Md. c
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams are leaC
proud parents of a new baby P
= 'Pa
'1r. and Mrs. Edgar Baker. of A
dgeton, N. J., announce the ar to {
al of a seven pound baby girl. to c
y 10th. The little one has been own
ned Evelyn Harriet. Both mother q
baby are doing fine. Mrs. Baker day
| be remembered as Miss Mary 81
rey of Millsboro./ and