Milford chronicle., 1929-01-18
Delr1aar

Mrs. Chas. Smith, of Baltimore,
Mrs. w. T. Smith, of Cape Charles,
and daughter, of Ellis College, Phil
adelphia, Prof. w. A. Bowland,. OF
McDonough School of Baltimore,
with wife and daughter, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Parker and
family on Sunday.
Delmar Lodge, No. $50, Loyal Or
der of Moose, has adorned it's lodge
room with beautiful mounted
moosehead, 54 inches across the
antlers, and which was purchased
from a trapper in Alaska few
weeks ago. 1t necessitated the re-
moval of a window before it's in
stallation could be made. The head
is placed over the dictator's chahir
and has received much comment.
Our town still has many cases of
"flu". The Delaware school report
ed over a hundred scholars absent
last week. Local physicians claim
there are equally as many patients
as during the epidemic of 1918.
Russell Barrell, member of the
crew of the battleship Utah, is
spending some time with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barrell.
Miss Catherine Spry, a senior in
the Delmar, Delaware, High School,
while playing basketball at Bishop,
Nd, last Tuesday evening, fell,
striking her head on the floor,
knocking her unconscious, and in a
state which she remained for several
hours. She was rushed to Salisbury
Hospital, for treatment, and where
she remained a patient until Fri
day when she was brought to her
home here. 1t is reported she is
improving slowly.
Lloyd Hudson, of this town, but
who has been working for the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. at Jer-
sey City for some time, met with a
painful accident a few days ago
whilelon duty at that place. 1t ap-
pears that Hudson was between
two cars when other cars rolled up
and struck them which resulted in
breaking his right foot in two
places. He was taken to hospital
for treatment, where he still re-
mains, but will be brought to his
.uOLuS hSAS do oOOh 90 hio SOhuAIAOA
permits.
The Delmar Firemen will turn
out in a body and attend services in
the NJ. e. Church next Sunday eve
ming, when the pastor, Rev. Leonard
White, will deliver a special mes
sage
Glass No. II, Mrs. Leonard White
teacher, will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. w. N. Willis on
Thursday evening, January 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Carmine were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin T. Dryden, in Pocomoke, on
Sunday.
Glass No. 10, Loyal Workers, Mrs.
Martha Lowe teacher, will meet
with Mrs. Annie Fleetwood Friday |
evening, January 18th.
The Delaware School Basketball |
team opened the D. i. A. A. schedule
Friday on the local floor. The game
resulted in Laurei winning with a
score Vt 80 to 16.
Chanes Whaylsnd, who has been
spending SOM time with his par
ents in Delmar, has returned to his
lDUl6 III ulOg 4flNs
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Leslie Barker
were guests of the latter's brother,
A. Lincoln Dryden, and family, in
Crisfield past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lloyd, of Bal
5lmore, are receiving congratula-
ions upon the arrival of newly
born son. Mrs. Lloyd will be re-
as Miss BelVia Sullivan, |.
If Delmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Moore enter
aimed Mr. and Mrs. Charles West
md daughter, of near Laurel, Mrs.
Alice Hearn and Mrs. Merle Nelson
1t dinner on Sunday.
Mrs. Merle Nelson and Miss Mar
on Hearn were among those who
Lttended the Inauguration in Dover
IN Tuesday.
The Pastmasters' Association of
Vicomico County, Md, will hold its
ourteenth annual meeting in this
own on Wednesday, January 18th.
his association includes Masonic
Odges -Wicomico Lodge No. 81, of
jalisbury; Temple Lodge No. 17O,
Iardela Springs; Roelma Lodge No.
O6, Sharptown; Delmar Lodge No.
Oh, Delmar. The meeting will be
cid in the Masonic Temple in the
fternoon and followed with ban
uet at 6 p. M, served in the audi
yriunr of the temple. Elton Hearn's
rchestra will furnish the music
)r the occasion.