Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-05-04
Bridgevine

Mrs. John Cooper had a pet dog to
die this week that had attained the age
of nineteen years. Toots' as ne was
called, had obtained his place IN the
home and was well taken care OF. The
most he had ever weighed was AROUND
MI. and Mrs. Richard Stradley and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lewis
of Wilmington, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Brown motored TO
POrters on Sunday.
Paul Adams is on business trip 10
Baltimore, Md.
Granville Morris left Saturday MORN
ing for the South.
Mrs. Linda Owens is visiting IN
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, with her son.
Cartee.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Warrington were
visitors in Seaford on Sunday last.
The BridgeVille School Marble Ellml-
nation Contest was sponsored Tuesday
May LIST, at the school ground and the
winner was Robert Fergerson Collision.
The BridgeVille Tuesday Night Club
women had a float for the Apple Bios
som Festival held at Dover on Thurs
= About ten automobile trucks left here
= last Saturday morning for North Caro-
lima where they will haul berries to
northern cities. Reports have been
heard this week that the trucks will not
do as good as they had expected. UP
until the middle of this week some of
the trucks had not be loaded.
DR.. Libby of Washington, ID. C.' ad-
dressed the Women's Tuesday Night
Club at the meeting on May l. The
election of officers will take place on
Tuesday evening, May 8th. The chair
man of the evening was Mrs. Howard
e. Hardesty. The program which open
ed with singing "Our Delaware" Mrs
Hardesty then gave an outline OF the
work she has done during the past year;
Piano solo, Miss Bessie Kline. vocal
solo, Miss Anna Mae Collins, OF Sea1oro'
Grafton, I'VE" Miss Elizabeth Coma
Way. Piano solo, Miss Myra Baker OF
Laurel. Defamation, 'Highwayman,
Miss Margaret Collision. Piano duet
Mrs, Charles Welch and Miss Margaret
Ryan. Miss Maud Sudler, a representa-
tive of the Mothers Pension CommlS-
sion. of Kent and Sussex counties, adj
dressed the club. She gave an interest
ing talk on the work being accomplish
ed by the commission.
mrs. Charles f. WEIGH and her sis
ter, Miss Anna R. Short, OF cannon,
gave a bridge luncheon at their nome
Saturday afternoon. The guests were
given wrist bouquets OF sweet peas toI
favors and the house was decorated
with sweet peas. Prizes were given 70
Miss Mae Richards and MRS; Ge2Tge
Ruos for high scores anu I NJ iI,S
liam Cannon and Mrs. Mllliah y: !
Houston for low scores. Thelr guesCs
were: Miss stella Hudson, philadelphia;
Mrs, Harry Larson, Richardson PARK;
Mrs. Blaine Atkins, Millsboro; MISS ann
Arfbonv. Miss Eleanor Willis, Denton, /
Md: Mrs. Ernest Bowden, West Chess |
ter. Pa; Mrs. Asher Baker, Laurel;
Mrs. Harry N. Hackett, Mrs j; w.
Stowell Mrs. Harvey Long, MRS. FRANK
Short Miss Grace Brown, fredericksburg, |
Md; Mrs. Richard H. Gerker, Mrs; j.
Emory Wiley, Mrs. William 3. Huston,
Mrs. Glenn M. Huston, Mrs. II; Wilton
James, Seaford; Miss Mary Ledenham,
Miss DeIsma Radcliffe, Miss Bessie
Rash, Mrs. Harry Layton, Mrs: William
Truitt, Mrs. Harry Viven, Mrs. Lee
Culver, Mrs. William Cannon, Mrs
Leon Cannon, Miss Mae Richards, Mrs.
William Willin Mrs. Dawson Todd
Mrs. Raymond King, Mrs. George Ruos'
Miss Dorothy Ruos, Mrs. Georgia Hill
Mrs. Walton Owens, Mrs. Edward Eli
Oft, Miss Maude Sudler, Mrs. Hattie
Cahall Mrs. Erasmus Jones, all OIL
Bridgeville.