Milford chronicle., 1929-09-13
Delrr1ar
Held over from last week.

Held over from last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hearn and sons
who have been visiting the former
mother, Mrs. Alice Hearn, left on Wed
nesday for their home in Massillon, y.
Miss Pauline Ellis valedictorian OF
the 1929 graduating class OF the Del
mar (Delaware) High School, Will enter
the Normal School at Salisbury this
Mrs. Fred Gras and children who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Johnson for sometime, have returned 70
their home in New York.
THE Maryland High and Elementary
Schools opened for the fall term on La
bor Day and the Delaware schools op-
ened on Tuesday, September 3.
Joseph Hudson is on an EXTENDED WIS.,
it with friends in North Carollna:: d.,
Miss Ruth White, daughter OF KEY.
and Mrs. Leonard White, after Vlslt
with her parents and friends here' mas
returned to Wilmington where sne is d
student nurse at the Delaware Hosp
residents on the Delaware side of the
town who have not connected up with
the new sewage system are DONG So
this week. 4...o;,,;
Miss Elizabeth Mary MeeKs Oh Nor'i
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Elmer Powell and
son are visiting Mrs. r. G. TABOR at
Ann Arbor, Mich, and will visit De-
troit and Niagara Falls on their way
nH' Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Elliott have re-
turned from a delightful trip TO Dela-
ware Water Gap. ,.4
Miss Catherine Dutton, a student
nurse at Delaware Hospital, was the
guest of her parents. Mr.. ana MIS- Geo'
Dutton over the weekend. ,,,-..
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White are
snending some time with the former
narents, Rev. and Mrs. Leonard While
AZ rba Misses Virginia Hudson, Frances
AFcCs1iness Sallie Truitt and Jeanette
walls members of the 1923 graouatlns
class of the Maryland High School' naTe
entered the State Normal School at Sal-
Mrs. John Finan left a few days ago
70 ioin her husband at Plainf1eld' N; D.,
where he has employment ana "here
they will reside for while: &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard f1ltcnehs al ~
hiIadeIphia spent the weekend WIN
relatives in this town and visited ocean
city, Md, on Sunday. - 1.o,,o
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Jones nave
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Londa Oh Hil@-
abeth. N. j., as their guests .s
) Announcement has been received OF
the marriage of Perry Benjamin Le
Gates. son of Mrs. Martha Locates, OF
Delmar, and Miss Elizabeth COOK,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Herman nan Sooa 10 n
of Newark. Mrs. Locates, who IS
graduate of the Women's College, mas
Reen the Home Economics teacher at
the Coatesville (Pa.) High School ana
will still be the instructor there this
term. Mr.. Locates, who is a graduate
of the University of Delaware, is as
.sociated with the Kreb Paint Company
at Newport.
Misses Blanche and Fanny Lynch al
ter a visit with their sister, Mrs. j.
William Culver, and brother, Dr. HOW
ard Lynch, and wife. have returned 10
their home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Hastings VINO
were injured in an automobile colllSloh
on their way home from Parksley, va
a few days ago, are improving SLOWLY
Miss Amy Culver attended the COM
1nencement exercises at William ana
Mary University last week where her
cousin, ]. Handy Culver, was one OF the
graduates Mr. Culver has accepted a
position with the General Motors ana
will be located in Washington, ID. Z.
Announcement has just been received
of the marriage of Mrs. Lolita Dunn
Waller, formerly of Delmar, but VINO
has been living in Wilmington for some
time, and DR.. Leroy Sgler of Whining,
ton, on Saturday, August "a. DIR. ana
Mrs Sigler are spending their honey,
moon abroad and upon their return Will
make their home at 2SO2 Harrison
street. Wilmington. Mrs. Sigler is a |
daughter-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. 1
waller of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Carmine spent |
the weekend with Mrs. Cora betts OF /
Milford.