Milford chronicle., 1925-01-09
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). for the scholastic year of 1924-192
The editors ask for the support {
4 the student body and the genera
public. 1t is a neWsy little paper an
deserves our generous support. Th
= staff follows: Editors, Joseph ViI
yard, Beatrice Sharp, Helen Marti
= and Virginia Beideman; reporters
! junior class, Emma Camper an
| Kathryn Morris; sophomore class
Elsie Davis and Maize Mattack
freshman class, Rae Maguigan an
James Martin, faculty advisor, Mis-
Ruth Keller
Mrs. Mary A. Boone entertained Of
Sunday in honor of her birthday tn,
following guests at dinner: Mrs
Joseph DOwnes, Mr.. and Mrs. FOstel
Boone, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boone
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smithers, Mrs
E. F, Melvin and daughter, Miss
Mary Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin en-.
tertained at turkey dinner on Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Melvin, Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. Hydorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel 'Bostic, Oliver and Arthur
I Melvin, Jr.
Leslie Stevenson wishes to thank
the friends from town and country
for the lovely Christmas donations
and expressions of sympathy and
CHEEKY greetings on Christmas Eve.
He has been confined to his bed for
over a year and shut in from the ac-
tivities of life and regards that par
ticular evening one of the bright
spots to remember.
Those who moved on New Years
Day have become settled in their
new homes. The visitors for the hOl-
idays have returned to their homes
and conditions are normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lank and fam
lily and Mrs. Arthur Melvin were
Philadelphia visitors this week.
Cecil Hudson and family of Grams
ton Heights were weekend visitors
of Mrs. Sallie Hudson.
Albert Boone of Wilmington spent
the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Boone.
Miss Dora Law of Newark has
been visiting Mrs. w. F.. Hoey.
Miss Ruth Keller has returned
from Grantsville, Md.
Mrs. Mildred Park has returned |
from a visit to Myrick, Mass.
Miss Constance Martin returned |
from spending the holidays |
at Profitt, Va.
Miss Lillian Davis returned Mon
day from visiting her parents at
Va.
Miss Lula D. Emory and Mrs. An
lie B. Harrington returned Tuesday
rom New York City.
Mrs. Lucille Brown and children
# Philadelphia are visiting Mr.. and
Irs. John Palmer.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Irs. Oscar Webb passed away on
sunday of pneumonia. The little one
ad been delicate since it's birth over
year ago. Funeral services were
eld on Tuesday conducted by Rev.
/. e. Wood. The bereaved parents
ave the sympathy of many friends
1r their sad loss. Interment was
lade in Barratt's cemetery.
Ponder Thomas and fox hunters in
eneral are sorrOwing for the loss of
Old Joe," the formers seven-year-
Id fox hound. He was a gift from w.
!. Whittingtons famous kennels five
ears ago to Mr.. Thomas and has
we'd up to his reputation as being
ne of the best hunters here. While
n a chase Christmas Eve he was
rowned' While crossing an icy
ream.
Miss Sara Burton visited Mrs. W.
T. Richardson and Mrs. A. B. Rich
rdson of Dover last week and at .
nded the Dover and Middletown
ances. She and Miss Dorothy Mitten
'turned to Syracuse University on
lturday. ?,
Lester Luff Carlisle, Jr., and Ben
min f. Burton, Jr., have returned D
the University of Pennsylvania. -
Miss Mary Melvin, Miss Helen =.
Miss Mary Garbutt, Ira "
arbutt, Watson K. Belts, Oliver n
elVin and LiVy Rogers have return
to the University of Delaware. =,
Mrs. J. B. COunselman has re- n
rned from the - Milford Hospital
i'd is slowly recovering. We hope Il
e will soon be out again. ~
Miss Jeanette Belts has returned -
the George Washington UniVersi- ~
at Washington, D. C. 91
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Smith have re- q.
rned from spending Christmas in ~
liladelphia.
Mrs. Walter CarroW has been n,
ending several days with her niece 4'
s. Laura Hallett of Milford.
Miss Marian Wilson has returned :
the Leland-Powers College in a.
Henry Vinyard visited in Philadel- 4
la this week. +
William Davis of Wilmington is
iting Harry Lingo. y
Hiss Ethelyn Druse, the home,
monies teacher, who was called
Nebraska upon the death of her
ther several months ago, has re-
ned and resumed her duties at the
oOl.
liss Madeline Camper gave a par
to few of her friends on Thurs 9
? evening. The evening was spent II
dancing and cards. Those present
re: Misses Elizabeth Barnard, IL
amor Lingo, Edith Clark of Wy 4
ing; Alice Camper of Newaka,
Messrs. George Morris,
nes Lafferty, of Dover; Edward I
Ike and Millard Jackson of Cam
!.
Irs. Elijah Melvin is quite sick "
; week.
Irs. Helen Short entertained the -