Milford chronicle., 1926-07-09

lel j pm Sunday night
make Vlings "a ew life and start
to grow, as the crops were in need
of rain very much. .,
Mrs. Ethel f. Coverdale is attend
ing Summer School at Newark
George Davis has recently been a
visitor in Philadelphia among frlenus
and relatives.
Mrs. Elias Galloway who had the +
misfortune last Monday while PICK
ing cherries to fall from the dear
horn in which she was standing Is !
imnroved at this writing and 1t Is (
hoDed by her many friends that she
will soon be able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Short ana
daughter. Ellen, of Milford, have re
Gently been the guests OF MI anu
Mrs. Frank Deputy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sawyer ana
daughters Helen and Evelyn OF Cam
den. N. J., Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkersoh
and children of Milford were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
Clarence Jester on Sunday.
Miss Elsie Maloney spent Ihe
weekend with Miss Louise Davis.
MIR and Mrs. Robert N. ClayVllIe
and son Leroy and daughter Lucy OF
Ocean City, n. j., wel7 the weekend
guests of their daughter here, MISS
Ethel L. Clayville. They also VislVeo
other friends and relatives aC
SLAUGHTER Neck, Frederica ana PRIME
Hook Neck before returning TO lnell
home on Monday.
The party given by Mrs. FLOYD
Short on Saturday evening at tne
home of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Frank Abbott, was an enjoyable al
fair A large crowd was present:
The young folks played games unul
n late hour, then delicious retresn-
ments were served, and the people
denarted for their homes, thanking
Mrs. Short for the pleasant lllle
they had. -,
MIR. and Mrs. Rogers of Rogers.
ford. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Adalphes Oh
10 Philadelphia spent the Fourth VIII
e MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Mills.
The Misses Anna Mae Bennett'
Sadie Webb, Ida Bennett, the Messrs'
. John Jester, Franklin Abbott, MI
and Mrs. Floyd Short were among
those at Oak Orchard on Sunday.
Robert J. Watkins was the guest
of one of his friends, Howard F. Ell
: lott on Sunday. ..o
Miss N. NJ. Lott of Philadelphla
who spent last week with MI anu
Mrs. Charles P. French returned
, home on Sunday reporting a pne
A time. .-.o.5
Miss Catherine Higgens and frlenu
Walter Wilcutts, accompanied by
. the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
= Earnest Wilcutts of Woodside spen'
Il Sunday at COLCHESTER Beach, Nd.
Robert Peterman and Stanley
), Harkinson of Philadelphia visited
friends in this community over the
weekend. -,
. Derrickson Meredith and party
= of friends of Wilmington, spent d
- delightful weekend with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Meredlth
> and on Sunday they all motored 10
- Rehoboth to spend the day.
L Edward Kirby who has been on the
l. sicl, list is somewhat improved al
: this writing.
Robert Mitchell and son, Robert
. Jr. Mrs. Irene Mitchell and sons
- william and James, all of Whining
ton. and Britton Hollinger and Mr.
, and Mrs. John Pratt and family q
- near Frederica were the Sunaa!
IL guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hol
, linger.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Watson ant
D children, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deput,
r and son William spent Sunday witt
- Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Satterheld o
Denton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 3. Lindal
~ entertained as their guests on sun
~ day. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Endale an
o son Augustus of Milford, Mr.. an
~ ~ Mrs. Henry Hudson of near Milford
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lln1ale Oh FreO
r erica. -
"a grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Kelly
"a Plainfield, N. J., is spending some
IL ~ time with Mr.. and Mrs. HoWar
10 French and family.
VIM. Shorck of Wilmington spel
,1- the weekend with relatives al
,r- friends here.
- - Jesse R. Clayville, accompanied
% his uncle, William L. Lindale'
rs Lincoln City, spent Friday OF Ia
aI week in Philadelphia.
of Mildred Galloway who has peeh
,'n y. tending Summer School, is home a
nS -" tending her mother who is very SIC
he @ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Willard
'N' Marcus Hook visited Mr.. and Nj
no. James Deputy on Sunday.
Miss Lydia Davis has accepted
,'@ position as a Bell telephone operat
ne at Frederick. Her many friends WI
= her the best of success.
The chicken and waffle supp
which was held at wildwood on Mo
day evening was a grand succe'
- Despite the storm that prevailed du
,o+- ing the day and night large croV
' was present to enjoy the good thin
to eat.
Mildred Deputy and friend, ga
butt Morris, of FELTON,, were Vislto
at Rehoboth on Monday.
nm George Hollinger and party