Milford chronicle., 1930-10-31
BRIDGEYILLE

Miss Miriam. Gray of Claymont at.
tended the tea given last Saturday
afternoon by her sister Mrs. Eras-
mus Jones in honor of Miss Adele
Gray.
A number of our town men at
tended the Eastern Shore Shriner
Banquet held at Easton, Md, on
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Messick and friend of
Wilmington spent the weekend
here with her mother, Mrs. Lena
Messick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Legar have
announce the marriage of their
grandson, Norris Ewell, to Miss Ann
Lazzara of New Rochelle, N. Y. The
marriage took place July IA at New
Rochelle.
Millard Macklin, o. J. Wiley,
Sherman Neal, Leroy B. Truitt were
delegates and attended the regular
meeting of the Sussex County Fire
mems Association held at Lewes on
Tuesday evening.
Warren Newton and Harry Lof-
. land were ducking up the State last
weekend where they were able to
bag some very nice game. ....
The eyangelistic services being
held here under the direction of H.
Bockemeyer of Indiana at the NJ. E.
Church, closed last Sunday evening.
The ladies of the Tuesday Night
Club held Halloween party in the
club house on Tuesday evening.
Quite a crowd attended and all re-
ported an enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Russell Short entertained a
number of her friends at a Hallow- /
cen bridge supper at her home on
Thursday evening. /
Mr., and Mrs. Leon Cannon left |
this week for California by the way
of Florida where they will spend
the winter.
Paul Adams has returned home
after a business trip to Washington,
ID. c., and Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Charles Scott suffered a
slight paralytic stroke on Tuesday
while eating his midday meal at
his. home.
Mrs. Herman Riggin and son Dom
aid of Philadelphia are visiting rel
atives here. /,
Miss Hattie Kline of Wilmington
spent the weekend here with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Kline.
Walter Lee of Townsend spent
the weekend here with Miss Vir-
ginia Swain. II
Mrs. Emerson Wiley and daush- '
-ers, Miss. Elizabeth and Isabel Will /
ley of Wissahickon, Pa, spent the
weekend here with Mr.. and Mrs. t
:. V. Lewis. "
Mrs. Thomas S. Smith, Mrs. Z. Z. :
Brown, Mrs. Elmer Hoch and Mrs.
crank Ledenham, members of the
Tuesday Night Club, attended the c
1lub Institute held at Lewes last .
week. a. u
Mrs. Harvey Layton has returned ~
iome after spending some time with d
Ter daughter at Glen Campbell, Pa.
Miss Pauline Priestly, daughter :,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. William Priestly of :,
ear Bridgeville and Lewis Black of h
were married last Sat g,
rday at the home of the brides "
rother in Wilmington. After their
yedding trip they will make their v,
ONE in Wilmington. Mrs. Black w
raduated from the Bridgeville High W
chOol in 1924. q
Alice McQuay, small daughter of
lr. and Mrs. Stanley McQuay of M
who was recently in Sc
lred by an automobile in crossing gi
lie street, is now slowly improving. NJ
RS. McQuay will be remembered hi
5 Miss Esther Smith, daughter of M
r. and Mrs. T. S. Smith. of
Morris Adams who is attending al
'ennah Military School at Wennah. of
j., is spending several days here
ith his brothers. M
Elmer Twigg who a few months Al
20 escaped from the town Iocl,u,, AZ
here he was committed for a crime MI
as again captured on Sunday by I'll
ate Highway Police and tried be- rI'
re Justice of the Peace William -,
Dimes and sentenced to George - -
wn Jail to await trial in Febru- % -.
y Court. He was placed in custo- d,
OF Chief of Police Walter c. Ev- -
IS and Mayor John c. Cooper who TlS Tn
livered him to the sheriff of Sus- D. D.
x county. 5i+ a.
2. Price Jacobs, a progressive Ca
rmer, also secretary of the Hr
ldgeville Fire Company for ten Me
ars is a candidate on the Demo- ter
attic ticket for this district. ma
The Bridgeville foot ball eleven Ge
It the Milford eleven on MilfOrd's es
Id on Thursday, October 29, and Gu
teated them by a one-sided score Ch;
l3 to 0. This is the second game JaC
'se two teams have played against Re,
IN other this seasonj The first lial
ne with Milford at .Bridgeville re- Nc
ted in a 19 to O score in favor of Alt
dgeVille. A
The Bridgeville eleven has won ed
zee out of the four games played. hap
VS., this isn't bad, as it is our
It season at this game.
n the game on Thursday the
dgeville boys were Severely pen
zed several times Dzy' the Milford \
cree. Once they Were over the, SUI
for a touchdown, ionly to be Mr.!
alized and brought. back. N
! summary of the games so far in chi
ich Bridgeville has taken part is wit
follows: j
ctober 3-Bridgeville 10; Mil and
l, 0. wht
ctober 1O-Bridgeville, 21; Fell sch
0. refl
ctober 16-Dover, 26; Bridge tim,
e, O. M