Milford chronicle., 1927-05-06
Lincoln City

The Field Meet which was held at
Georgetown Friday. April 18th, was
largely attended by the pupils of our
school and all reported a delightful day.
Gertrude Shew and Margaret Morgan
won bronze badges Clinton Hall and
Josephine Capehart won silver badges
The teachers wish to extend Siucere
thanks to all who made donations or
helped on the field.
Miss Irene Cook, in company with the
Misses Alice Brown and Mable Griffith
and Oliver Brown of Norristown, Pa,
left Monday by auto for two months
trip to Los Angeles, California and
many other places in the northwest,
before returning to Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday Mrs.
Nora FramptOn and daughter Pauline
OF Eddystore and Leroy Baker of Rid
Mrs. Evelyn Boswell and son John of
New Castle were guests of her brother,
MIR. and Mrs. Millard Hunter on Sun
day.
Jehu Hudson of Georgetown circled
among friends here on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Mitchell Hall of Days
boro visited Arthur Walls and family
on Sunday.
Harvey Swain has recently purchased
a new Chrysler sedan.
Chas. Lofiand and Andrew Bellies are
both confined to their rooms suffering
with pneumonia.
=. Miss Edith Carey of Philadelphia Wis
tied relatives and friends over the
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beebe are re-
celYIng congratulations on the birth of
a hne daughter. born Monday, May g.
both mother and daughter are doing
nicely. Mrs. Beebe will be remembered
as Miss Irma Dawson of this town.
Winfield B. Conard and friend, Miss
Conaway of Philadelphia made a short
stay with Jay Abbott and wife on Sum
Mr.. and Mrs. John ClendanieI enter
tained on Sunday, Rev. Avery Donovan
of Fawns Grove. Pa. and ]. II. Dono-
van of Wilmington.
The home of MIR. and Mrs. Geo. w.
ClendanIel on johnson avenue was the
scene of very happy party on We'd
nesday evening. April %, when forty
OF their friends gathered to celebrate
the birthdays of the Misses Bertha and
Sara ClendanieL. After games and So
cial hour. all were invited to the dim
ing room where two large birthday
cakes. bearing candles. also ice cream,
cake and candy were served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Mills. the Misses Marian Clendaniel,
Bernice Donovan. Agnes Cherry, Neva
Truitt, Grace Swain, Dorothy Scott,
Mildred Harder. Edna Dawson. Mia
Clendaniel, Esther Truitt. Lulu Nc
Blanche Galloway. Geneva Stevenson
and Mary Mills, MesSrS. Harold DOno-
van. Donald Morgan. Delbert Mills,
Lawrence Hill, William Collision, VIM.
Webb; Brnest Workman. Franklin Daw-
Mitchell Jones. Harry Swain, Darwin
Savage. Howard Cherry, Harold Du-
Bois, Howard McKnatt, Chas. Cover
dale, Walter Galloway and Herman
Deputy. At late houh they departed
for their homes wishing the Misses
Clendaniel many more happy birthdays.
Frederick Frick and mother, Mrs.
Sara Frick of Ardmore, Pa, were
weekend guests of Mrs. r. j. Marker
and family.
Frank Vadakin and family spent Sun
day at FELTON, as the guest of Walter
Allen and family
Fred Roberts and family of Middle
town. were town visitors on Sunday.
Congratulations are being received on
the birth of fine son, born unto Mr..
and Mrs. Riggs Swain on Monday, May
End. Both mother and son are doing
fine.
While enroute from Pocomol1e City,
Md, to their home at Hartman, N. Y,
MIR. and Mrs Byard Matthews made a
very pleasant visit with Mrs. Belle Ar
mold on Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hastings spent Friday
aG Milford as the guest f Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Clark.
Geo. Triton and wife of Wilmington
was at home over the weekend. Mrs.
Tilton has accepted a position at the
DUPONT Hotel at that place.
Services Sunday as follows: Glass 10
a. M. led by Hubbard Macklin. Sunday
school IL a. m. Fred Ireland superin-
tendent. 1880 p. m. Song service p.
m. Preaching, subject Mother" Bear
in mind the mid week service on Thurs
day evening.
Slaughter Neck: Preaching 10 a. M
Cedar Neck: Sunday school p m. |
Preaching p. m.
Rev. w. C. Buckson. pastor.
Call at Morrison's Store for Pet
TVS Bread. J