Milford chronicle., 1925-02-20
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Miss Eileen Tubbs gave a birth
day party to a number of friends
at her home on Monday afternoon.
Con Scott returned from the
Peninsula Hospital on Thursday
Messrs. William Daye and Will
fred Adkins, spent the weekend al
Newark, and attended the Fresh.
man Dance
Mr.. and Mrs. H. U, Tubbs and
daughter Eileen, and Messrs. Frank
Holloway and Arthur Simpler spent
the weekend with friends in Will
mingtOn and New Jersey.
| Miss Vesta Hudson left for Phil
adelphia on Sunday, where she has
gone to purchase her spring line Of
millinery and notions.
Mr.. Martin Long of Washington,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Long.
Mrs. H U. Tubbs, attended a club
luncheon at Milford on Saturday.
The Community Club met at the
home of Mrs. w. B. DerricksOn, on
Thursday evening. The program
was in charge of Miss Miriam Lynch.
Refreshments were served and after
pleasant social hour, the meeting
adjourned.
The funeral of Mrs. CleOra Long
Taylor, was held from Salem M. e.
Church, on Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Taylor had been an ecient public
school teacher for a number of
years, loyal Sunday School teacherl
and a faithful member of Salem M. !
b. Church. Her parents brother and |
little daughter, have he sincere
sympathy of the community.
Oliver Long returned to the "W. !
c. l." Dover, on Monday
Mrs. VIM. Norris who has been
spending the winter with relatives
in Philadelphia has returned to her
home on Dukes st.
Miss Elizabeth Townsend had her
new millinery opening on Sat, at
her new place Of business on Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson, and
Miss Grace and Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
McCae and sons, spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Geo. Johnson of
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mumford have .
a baby boy; born on Valentines
Mr.. and Mrs. Renze Mars, have
baby boy, born Saturday evening. ,,
Mr. Arthur Oakes of Philadelphia
IS visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Cakes.
Mr. Ollie Lingle returned to Phil l
ldelphia, on Sunday where he is ]
employed on one of the government L
)oats.
Deacon Dubbs is coming soon. c
Ask the Band Boys" when, and f
watch for the announcement. d
Judge LinkwoOd, the famous T
rotting horse, owned by w. I. Hud-
on died and was buried last week.
lis sire was Judge Case with a rec Il
rd of 21714 min. and his dam q,
Ia Ia" with a record of 2.27 min. 1
lis own record was 2.12 min. He H
-as a familiar figure at all the II
orse-races and a great favorite.
Charles Lewis of the University ia
Delaware, is at home suffering F.
18th an infected foot, caused by a gi
ruise. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua w. McCabe SC
ltertained at dinner on Wednes- sc
", Mrs. w. G. Davis, of Talleyville, 70
d., Mrs. I. c. Long, Mrs. Hennie tt
olloWay and Mrs. Laurence Hig- its
1T of this place. On Friday they oil.
d as their dinner guests, Mrs. HC
mes Warren of near Berlin, Mrs. IN,
owe Bethards of near Powellville, in,
l., and Mrs. l. c. Long of this
wn.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Moore and
lighter of POcomoke City, Md, and r
:. and Mrs. John McCabe of Re- n
both, spent Sunday, as their inc
ests ls IIls
The High School Literary Pro- ~ IL
Inn was as follows: al
composition, The American Thea W.
Helen Hudson; Our Authors,
lnces Derrickson, Pianalogue, ~,
d Head, Madeline Watson; Vocal ulIl
ct, Mr. Noble and Curtis Robin IT,
|; Weekly Spider, Matte Gray; -
etch, The Weekly Meeting of the =.
all Kig Club" to determine EE
ether the cOlOred members shall e.
debarred. The members are as S6
lows 81
William Daye, Nelson Simpler, Is
ac CULLEN, Abisha Warrington, 81
ford Adkins, James Dickerson. *
he girls of the Home Economics II
b, held a Box Social at Hudson's 81
eatre, Wednesday night A display TX
made of the work in canning a.
sewing, %
iss Miriam Lynch spent the *
'k-end at Camden, M. 6
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