Milford chronicle., 1931-06-12
SEAFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Simon
have as their guest for the summer,
their son, Stanley. who has been a
student at the Lehigh University at
Bethlehem, Pa.
Rev. James O'Neal, pastor Of
Blades NJ. E. Charge, has announced
that James Camp, located between
Seaford and Georgetown, which is
under his charge will begin this
year on Saturday, August /.
Funeral services were held this
week for Frank Adams who died in
the Wilmington General Hospital,
where he had been patient for the
past two weeks, suffering with an
infected foot which was caused hy a
corn turning to a bunion and later
developed blood poison and also with
a serious case of diabetes. lie was
the son of Edward and Cecilia Ad-
ans. and was born and reared on
farm near Reliance, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander DOnOho
have as their guests for the summer
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Dorsey DonohO and daugh-
ter, Patricia of Marion, Md, where
Mr.. DonohO is principal of the Mar
ion High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Payne and
children and Miss Annabelle Camp
er motored to Princess Anne, Nd, |
and Ocean City on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hairy NJ. King have
returned to their home in West Sea- !
ford after spending some time in
Philadelphia with friends ana rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Hatton
and children are spending some time |
at their cottage at Rehob0th.
A large number of SealoTd people
visited Rehoboth Sunday.
Mrs. Levi S. Warrington and Miss
Agnes Hurley motored to Baltimore,
Md, Friday, bring back Miss Helen
Knowles who is a student at the
Peabody Conservatory of Music. She
will stay with her mother, Mrs. T.
f. COttingham for two weeks, when
she will leace for Austria, TO study
voice. She will be there until some
time in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Coykran
have returned to their home in Mil
bourne, N. j., after spending the
winter with the formers parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur Corkran of
West SeafoTd.
Little Russell Griffith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Griffith was oper-
ated on Monday morning for the re-
mOVal of his tonsils
large number of SeafOrdianS
were seen on the boardwalk at Re- {
hObOth this past weekend.
The meeting of the Reliance Com
munity Club which was scheduled !
FOR June II has been postponed un-
Ill June IS. The meeting will be held d
in the Reliance Community Build ,
ing.
Mrs. Byrd Waller and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Agnes Wootten, both re- y
oeived prizes given by the +. A.
North Piano Company in their le- r
cent puzzle contest. Mrs. Waller le- :,
'eived a diamond ring while her
laughter received chest of silver.
The basket and crate factories in =
his section are running in the eve :,
lings due to the increase in orders.
rhis is due to the prospects Of a +,
bumper crop of fruit for the coming h
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schaal and =
Hiss Odella Handy recently spent n
ome time here as the guests of 6
Hiss Sue Handy.
Mrs. James X. Phillips, Jr., re-
emily entertained the members of
Ter bridge club at her home on Pine
treet. Miss Mayme Richardson re- W
eived first prize and Miss Mary R
iicards of Bridgeville received sec W
nd prize. ls(
Seaford is to be one of the Fresh fc
lir Towns" this summer and on g,
uly l a number of children from n,
he New York Herald-Tribune, hi
Thich paper annually sends to the lii
Ountry for two weeks in the sum- th
Ter, children from the New York
'ncmeni Districts, whose parents
le among. that great group Of hon