Milford chronicle., 1927-04-29
Milford Neck


bloom and with the martins ana
chimney swifts dartlng apout
through the air, it is certain the
snring has at last arrived. With tne
work season at hand, farmers Oh tniS
active neck-of-the-woods are start
mo their work, while the women
are laying the foundation toL ct o.
Otber large crop of poultry ior He4' S4
fall and winter, from "niON
fen their bank accounts. - Mil
There is only one farmer IL FOR
cord Neck who grows sheeP ~
nrofit and that is Clarence Jes.In' .Ls
ll.hn pV has found that spring lanos aO
- ono of the surest sources ~ ~
go returns from his farmlng' M
nthors lS relv upon poultry ana at tnt
- addition to the musKIaI
'ooifs of the winter season. al III
and vegetables are staples VIII Low "u
of them; but it is those Who o,7ans
turkeys. geese, ducks ana cnicAen1' '.4s ot
Who have the real bank accounts '''
the end of each year. ,, IN
The automobile makes II easy "
40 comnany in these days, anu
ins+ SUNDAY Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. VI
es TasteT had as guests for dinner MI
"a o Mrs r. B. Brisso and trlenus
from Chester, Pa, MT anu snon,
lawrence Swalley and family LII LII
Essington, Pa, Mr.. and MIS-, E1" "a s1
lester and daughter OF MllIoIu ns 'an
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jester anu soA'
of Milford. II and Brit
.o0 Hoilinger spent Sunday as ene
o''as+s oOn of their aunt and uncle MI
snS Mrs John Collins OF Wllmihs
ton. 4o,,dered a sur
nrise party to Miss Ethei H. Gn~il
lille on Wednesday eVehlns, ILL a+I1
Doth. in honor of her nlheteen nH',tif',i
1o;rtbdav anniversary. A Deautiu,
pintbdav ~. | cake with nineteen canu!es
uJo-noJ the center of the table MISS
SIovviIIe srEO was the recipient OF many
SaoI,+if,,I go and useful gifts. The youns
soI1,s enioved games after whlch re-
tUasb,neDts 80. we're served. The merry
crowd departed wishing MISS -
lille many more happy plrtnuaSS, SSsrors
Mrs. Kate Maloney Oh NC NC of
1Ioo1l was a visitor at the honS
M and Mrs. Edward Maioney i"''
"11n' NIn and Mrs. Ira Sharp has pui-
chased a new Ford seoan. ,.,.o, Or
chase vs. Reha Wiltbank of Milton az
onanonied by her sister, MISS Eiv"
S1nnhaII of Wilmington, spent oun
day with Mr.. and MIS- 1i''-
ThGnpSgai N3ns Harry Fisher and children
snant Sunday with Mrs. Harolu I1"'
si,1aton and family Of treoeItca.
ilH9 Nc clarence Jester has returneo
80 'froTn Boston, Mass, Where sne
hone l.nnaad the funeral of her brotner'
charles Favinger.. .,oh of Will
mington is spending soIle aod Mrs.
his uncle and aunt, MI anu -
Harry Rust. 90 Cbesapeake
Citv spent the weekend WIN ni'
I-oofber Mrs. Cora Watkins.
Mis- Ethel Clayville was the guess
MS Hiissas Anna Mae and Ida Bennett
on Sunday. ., oouo q birthday
dinner on Sunday, April z4tn. con ~
foIIowing guests were present: ~ E%p
+ain and Mrs. Daniel VANS VI W. W."
4auen % Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. N: Nh
nov of Lincoln, Mr.. and MIS- JAMES
Wiley Jr.. and family Oh neo5
Avs Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sharp anu
Laws d4a"S, Me- Rachel Jester and john
P. Lutz. ,,.,,., MITCHELL of
philadelphia spent Sunday VIII MI
MitchelTs aunt, MIR. and MIS- '9S'lliueA
Morgan and family. Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huuson, ii ~,
ond Mrs. Walter Vosell, all OF VII
,oineton min and Mrs. Amanda Stevenson
Of Milford were the Sunday guests Ol
M and Mrs. Harvey Thompson.
iobn q. Jester spent Sunday at
Bowers Beach. .o,,ob+sr
Miss Beatrice, accompanied ny i I'll
hert Watkins spent MONDAY III WI
OEr community was saddened to
1,aor of the death of Mrs. John tos-
ter ON Monday night, April 18TH She
was always q. kind and loving mo-
+ber and wife, and she will be great
I,7 missed in and around the home'
She leaves to mourn her loss a nus
bond and two daughters, Mrs. ROD
ert Hearn and Mrs. Edgar LesaCes
and two sons, Raymond ana JONI
two brothers and four sisters me
bereayed family has the sympathy u
our entire community. .,.,
Miss Katherine Higgens OF MllloIo
hut formerly of this community anu
walter Wilcutts of near Woodslde,
were quietly married on Wednesday
evening at Magnolia M. i. parson-
age. .al ,tono a |
Their many friends wish them
happy and successful future.
Mrs. Lillian Kelly and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Mildred Stewart, OF Plaln-
field. N. J., has returned home alter
a weeks visit with relatives anu
friends of this vicinity.
On Friday evening a party was
given at the home Of Miss MARY
French. Games and music were en-
loved by all those present. At a late
hour refreshments were served ana
after thanking Miss French for a
fine time they all departed for their
homes.
Elijah Chandler and brother Benny
of Marcus Hook spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Short.
They also visited other relatives and
friends.
Miss Lydia Davis of Dover spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Davis.
Miss Beatrice Kirby of Frederica