Milford chronicle., 1926-07-09
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At six o'clock last Wednesday NOR
ming at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry V. Hall, Miss Pearl
Hall was married to John Huston
Davis of Wilmington, by Rev. M.
Paul S. Huntington. The marriage
was attended by a few friends and
near relatives after which the happy
couple left on the morning traIh lOr
wedding trip.
Mrs. Davis has lived in Millsboro
for many years and is a graduate OF
the high school here and mas taught
very successfully in various schoOls
of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have the best
wishes of their many friends for a
prosperous and happy married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hall and
family of Audubon, N. j., attendeu
the marriage of their sister and Vls-
tied in town for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Dodd attended
the funeral services for William j.
Downing, Sr., at Salisbury on Tues
day morning.
The funeral services for John h.
Baylis of Lewes, a son-ln-laW OIL
Mrs. Hettie ]. Lingo, of this town,
we're attended by many friends from
here on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Burton OF
Philadelphia spent the weekend IN
town with Capt. Theodore Burton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Burton
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaEaes Houston Of
Philadelphia visitedSlAr. and Mrs. M
L. Houston over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Lingo are Occu-
nving their cottage at Oak Orchard
for July and August.
Mrs. Hilda Jones is at home aftel
a leagthy visit in Philadelphia an'
Cumberland, Md.
An electric traffic light has beel
installed at the intersection OF Stat
and Main streets and it is expected
: to be a great aid in regulating tram
on Saturday nights and Sundays es
pecially. 80,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon Of Mil
= ford spent the Fourth with their mo
!. Their, Mrs. Ella Dixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones o
+ Philadelphia were weekend guest
;. of Mrs. Mary Jones.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Gordy an
S children of Penns Grove, have pee
e recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
g ton Gordy.
/ The Junior League picinc was hel
= in the school yard on Saturday al
ternoon and the little folks enjoye
the occasion greatly. Ice cream an
. cake were served. The meetings {
d the league are discontinued until tn
T first of September. .,
# Mr.. and Mrs.J. T. Lingo and llttl
g daughter Charlotte, of HarDeso
a spent Sunday with their mother MT
Lizzie Lingo.
d Mr.. and Mrs. George S. William
t started this week on an autOmoDll
= tOur which will include many place
Of interest in Canada.
d J.R. White and family are occupy
!. ing their cottage at Rehoboth.
= Miss Gladys Hoffman on Monda
returned to New York after a tw
# weeks visit with Mrs. Matte Shock
d ley. ,,.., -,
" Mrs. Ellen White and little daugt
fer Katherine are visiting in TreI
4 ton. N. j., with Mrs. Whites br'
If theirs.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Ableman entel
(. tanned friends from Baltimore G
L Sunday.
a. MRS. w. J. P. White enertaint
l. several friends at dinner at Il
PHmhimmon Hotel at Ocean Cl
last Wednesday.
L. w. Washburn and sister, Ml
Annette Washburn are visiting WI
D. friendc in Connecticut.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Nichols al
friends of Wilmington spent Sundi
and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ge
Nichols.
Mrs. Jessie Kitchens is spendl
several days with relatives ia Phi
re delphia.
IN. Mrs. Sarah Truitt has been vi
yn friends in Georgetown and Lew
er for several days and Mrs. Lima Hlc
nd man has returned from a visit
Bridgeville with her daughter, IA
n Arthur Wheatley.
Joseph E. DOnaway OF Philad
av Dhia was a visitor in town last f
at day.