Milford chronicle., 1930-10-31
ATLANTA
(Near Bridgeville)

Billie and VIM. Jones, Joseph Will
Hanson, Melvin Russell, and Elwood
Reed attended the surprise birthday
party given to Miss Esther Myer, of
near Bridgeville, on Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Fleetwood, of Federals-
burg, Md, spent Thursday and Fri
day with Mrs. Daniel Galloway and
family.
Mrs. ]. C. Cannon, from here, and
D. her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Adams and daughter, Ruth Ann,
from Cambridge, Md, have returned
home after a short visit in Phila-
delphia and Camden, N. j.
: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walker, of Will
mingtOn, Del, Miss Frances Lane
of Philadelphia, Mrs. F.. f. Biddle of
New Castle, Del, and Joseph Vogle
of Wilmington, Del, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kinder
and family.
Mrs. John Hartzell, Miss Lizzie
Hartzell, Mrs. r. A. Williamson and
son Joseph attended the revival ser
vices at Rridgevile M. e. church on
Friday evening.
Daniel Galloway is suffering from
broken rib which he received
while loading pumpkins on Tuesday
last.
Rev. and Mrs. Ransom p. Nichols
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Covey, of
fredericksburg, Md, were dinner and
afternoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Hartzell.
Mrs. Daniel Galloway visited her
son Frederick at the Delaware Col
ony, near Stockley, Del, on Satur-
day.
Miss Elizabeth Biddle, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. B. |
Kinder, returned to her home in
New Castle, Del, on Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Williamson spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. John Hart
zell and family
Revival services at Trinity M. e. |
church, Greenwood circuit, began on
night, October 26. These
Will be held each evening at
1880 p. M, i'm charge of Rev. Smith.
Miss Margaret Nelson, a student
at the University of Delaware, New
ark, Del, spent the weekend with
ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Nelson.
Noble Galloway while returning
home from a bean threshing on
Thursday was struck by a car driv-
IN by a Cambridge man. The i'm
lact destroyed the wagon in which
dr. Galloway was riding and injured
lis side and face.
Services for Bethel NJ. r. church .
or Sunday, November 2, are as fol-
Ows: Sunday school at $3.50 a. m,
With preaching at 1920 a. m. by the
astor, Rev. H. w. Bailey.
Miss Pauline Tresnack, a nurse at
he Kent General Hospital at Dover, ]
isited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ,
tephen Tresnack, one day last
'eek. +
Mrs. George Brown, who was :
allied to Philadelphia by the death :
her cousin, returned home on Sat =
rday. She was accompanied by s
Lrs. Albright, her brother, his wife
nd daughter from Philadelphia, who :
smained for a brief stay.
The farmers in this section are
cry busy seeding wheat and husk-
lg corn. One man even husks all
Y himself in the moonlight and =
in the light of a lantern 4
hen the moon isn't visible.
Mr. Chancey Hartzell lost a very I
lluable horse last week, at the time 4
hen it was most needed for seeding
heat.
Irprise Birthday Party "
The home Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
yers of near Bridgeville was the
enc of an enjoyable birthday party
ven to their daughter, Miss Esther
yers, sophomore in the Bridgeville -,
gh school. The occasion was Miss IN
yer's 18th birthday. The members e.
the gay party began arriving at y,
out o'clock, much to the surprise =,
Miss Myer. 10
Those who enjoyed the affair were: ~, M
sses Esther Myer, Margaret and e., I
ice Hastings, Myrtle and Bernice GO
ams, Mary Johnson, Lilias Myer, ~ 90
Try Swain, Mildred Elliot, Kathe- g.
lie Richards, Louise Wright, Har 40
t and Alma Seely, Margaret Ryan, -.
ma Stuart, Gladys Truitt, Beatrice g.
ckerson, Charlotte Truitt, Rachel - ~
lart, Pauline Moore, Mildred But -, 81
, Virginia Collision, Florence a. ~,
ssell, Theo. and Dorothy Reyn- Iar pi'
Is, and Louise Wilson; Billie iil' -,
les, Bill Ecker, Orville Scott, 81, ei
yce Scott, Henry and Bill Mere nf o1'
h, Jake Moore, Bill Jones, Robert ~. I,.o
houn, Nelson Gilbert, Everett ;",@1
bbert, Lee Hubert, Bill Hill, '''i
lvin Russell, Lewis Trivitts, Wal ,,,o
Anderson, Harlan Thawley, Her. ooI "I
II Fountain, Edward Williams, SP+ +
)rge Macklin, Gil Banning, Peach ~ tp'
Banning, Granville wilkins, Jas. ~ oto
yer, Frank Whitney, Orville a. a.,
lffinch, Louis Williamson, James a., ~,
ksOn, William Knowles, Elwood ui'
I'd, Harlan Holland, Joseph Will .@Ss-
nson, Dock Roberts, Franklin -
Culley, Billy Myer, Robert Short,
On Layton.
t late hour the guests depart
wishing Miss Myer many more
py birthdays.