Milford chronicle., 1928-06-22
Bridgevine

The Bridgeville Firemen's Carni-
val started on Thursday night of this
week. Quite a few attended from the
nearby towns.
Miss Elizabeth Wiley entertained
over the weekend her friend from
Philadelphia.
Norris Ewell who has for sometime
been working in New York is spend-
ing sometime with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Legar.
Quite few from here have at
tended the Firemen's Carnival held
at Greenwood from June z to 10.
Norman Gray is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gray.
Virgil B. Wiley succeeds Andrew J.
Peters, who declined reelection.
Prof Wiley was born in Bridgeville
in 1899, and is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendall M. Wiley. He taught
social science in the Lord Baltimore
High School in Sussex county for
two years and has served as princi-
pal of the FELTON, High School for the
past three years. He graduated from
the Bridgeville High School in 1915,
from Eastern High School, Washing
ton, D. c., in 1917, received his bach
elor's degree from George Washing
ton University, Washington, D. c.. in
1922. He has studiel at Columbia I'm
iversity since engaging in school
work and will complete require
ments for the masters degree this
summer.
Harry L. Cannon, local Gamer,
closed his factory Saturday after
packing a normal pea pack. The |
peas were in excellent condition and |
the yield was about normal although /
below the yield of last year. Within /
two weeks the factory will again on
en- for canning of string beans and
will continue in operation until
sometime in December. During this
time they will can string beans, to-
matoes and pumpkins. They are ar
to use large number of
colored people from the south to
pick the string beans. New quarters
have recently been provided for the
workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman H. Scott Wis
ted former Postmaster John J. Jolls
Ind wife of Middletown on Sunday. ,
Miss Edith Staples, a high school
graduate of the Glass of 1928, will
cave Thursday for Washington =
where she will represent the All
Clubs of Delaware. Two years ago
he attended the Eastern States Ex-
position in Springfield, Mass. Miss I
staples expects to enter Wilson Col :
ege at Chambersburg, Pa, in the 7
all. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Noble and .
on, Joseph, of South Orange, N. j., Il
nd Mrs. Fannie Noble, Philadelphia,
Tere Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. {
William ]. Swain and Mrs. Annie =
vain. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Jackson en- L
on Sunday, Mrs. Eben
lair, Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert KIair and e
IT. and Mrs. Sherman Briscoe, of j
l.
William ]. Swain, Republican a
ounty committeeman, and Mrs. S. Ii
arlington Messick, county COM =
1tteewoman of this district attend n
the Republican Convention at il
ansas City. Mr.. Swain has return =
to his home here, but Mrs. Mes-Ssr
ok will visit relatives in Michigan Vi
Id other western points before re- =
rning home. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Anderson en- n
rtained the following guests Sun =
~: Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cannon, III
reston, Md; Mrs. Ralph Pritchett, NJ
RS. Mary Jackson, Miss Ruth Jack :
n, Greensboro, Md; Mrs. E. jack a.
n, Ridgely, Md; and Mrs. Lee M
9al and family of Howard, Md. =
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Quillen
d SONS have been visiting relatives Ii
Goldsboro this week. :
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