Milford chronicle., 1928-11-16
PERSONAL MENTION


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Mrs. Ida johnson is visiting rela-
tives in Easton, Pa.
Robert Griffith of Wilmington
spent the weekend in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. H. Hall spent
a few days last week in Philadel
phia.
Winfield Wright is in New York
this week purchasing new goods and
novelties.
L. E. Murray of Lewes was the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Wilkins.
Mrs. Charles Zakrzewski has left
Milford for Philadelphia to be gone
for the winter.
Col. Theodore Townsend who has
been confined to his home for sever
al days is improving.
Miss Mary Heindle of Wilmington
spent the weekend in Milford as the
guest of George H. Draper, Jr.
Mrs. Eva Lacey has been visiting
her father, J. H. Bowen and brother
and sister, over Armistice Day.
Mrs. George W. Marshall, DR.. Will
liam Marshall and Miss Mabel Bow
ser spent Friday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. B. Peet and daughter Ruth
have returned to their home after
spending sometime in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Eugene Holland and son from
Cifv- Mo bpon xyicifino /
their uncle, John H. Bowen and chill
dTen.
Miss Ruth Russell of Wilmington
was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Russell, over the
weekend.
Mrs. Paul Bordner and little
daughter, of DreXel Hill, Pa, spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Chas. G. Fisher.
Miss Bess Ratcliff has returned to
Philadelphia after visiting her fa- ,
ther, John Ratcliff and Miss Annie
Ratcliff in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall, of Do
YER, are the proud parents of baby J
boy, born at the Milford Emergency I
on Sunday. v
Miss Helen Pierce who is teaching S
IN the public schools of Wilmington
spent the weekend with he" mother,
Mrs. Georgia Pierce.
Miss Mable S. Breining and Mrs.
Florence Lewis of Philadelphia
ipent the weekend with DR.. and IL
,Irs. Neal NIhtsinger. r
Miss Virginia Smith, a member Of
he senior class at the Women's
'ollege, spent the weekend at her m
ONE on Kings Highway.
Miss Anne Davidson of Whining ID
IN spent the weekend in Milford as
ne guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Ev- III
MS on South Walnut street. eV
Little Phyllis Ann wilkins, daugh-
II of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilkins, g.,
visiting her great-grandmother, ~
rs. NJ. E. Truitt at Lewes. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Armel Nutter, Har- m;
d Nutter of MerchautVille. N. j., orr
,ent the weekend as the guests of an
cir mother, Mrs. Molly Nutter. his
Thomas Draper having been dis
issed from a New York Hospital col
ter a case of tonsilitis, is recup- en-
ating at his home on Causey ave- Ch
lie. acc
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Draper, OF !
.idgeville. are being congratulated dot
on the birth of a baby boy at the of
Iford Emergency Hospital on Sun =
Y. SUI
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hopkins, '
Milton, are being congratulated wh
on the birth of baby boy at the Iec
lford Emergency Hospital on Fri
y. y
Mrs. L. o. Welcome has returned al
her home in Milford after spend re1
? three months On a most delight d u
trip in Jersey and New York liuS
lte. In I,,: ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley Webb, of NJ NJ
Iford, are being congratulated -aa W.
on the birth of a baby girl on 1or -a1,
esday, at the Milford Emergency 90"
,spital. =
Joseph s. Rogers, who holds Y
sition in New York, spent several
VS. of last week with his wife and r.
4 at their home on the du POnt bo+
Nh,
Misses Mary Heindel and Anne tha
wilson, of Wilmington, attended will
: tea given by Mrs. G. Marshall wei
wnsend and Miss Laura Salevan n
It Saturday afternoon. con
All Milford teachers are attending ade
: annual meeting of the Delaware n
lte Education Association to be wit
Id in Newark Thursday and Fri of
Y. November Is and 16. v
Rev. o. Honstreet, Rehoboth, sail Pre-
from Baltimore Tuesday, Novem- illn
19, on the S. S. Dorchester, OF n
Merchants and Miners Line, en- tair
Ite Savannah and Jacksonville. Sur
Robert Shilling, J. w. Boston Of v
ford. and John Shilling of Dover the
ended the annual meeting of the WeT
" Jersey Education Association
d in Atlantic City on Monday Z
ren1ber 12. SoO