Milford chronicle., 1931-09-11
SUGAR HILL
CNear Williamsvillel

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The Ladies Aid met at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Evans las
Thursday evening, September 3. To
gether with the Aid meeting Mr.
and Mrs. Evans had planned a sur
prise birthday treat for his father
Isaac Evans of st. Martins Neck
There were about So guests and ev
eryone enjoyed the lovely home
made ice cream and cake that was
served and had very nice evening
in general. Mr. Evans was IS years
old and had a birthday cake with
candles to add to the refreshments
Capt. G. Kitchens and family OF
Philadelphia were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, George Walker of Fenwicks
| Island for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. I'D Mrs. Elmer Turpin, Del
/ ema Kitchens and Harold Coffin OF
Philadelphia spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker.
The Sound Church had its open
ing services on Sunday after being
closed for repairs for about one
month. Although there wasn't such
a large attendance at either service
they surely went over the top with
their finances. They had debt of
over $4,000 and raised every bit.
We sincerely thank everyone who
helped in any way and surely think
our pastor and his wife should have
our heartfelt thanks for their inter
est and help in this work.
The Ladies Aid will hold a festi-
val Saturday evening, September II,
on the church grounds. Come out
and bring your money and enjoy
some good home made ice cream,
cake and lemonade.
Miss Hattie Quillen and Georgetta
Walker spent several days in Phil
adelphia recently shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker and
family and party of friends spent
last Tuesday at Chincoteague Island
and visited Assoteague lighthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Derrickson and
children of Wilmington visited
their parents over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Derrickson, Mr..
and Mrs. Parker Hudson of Frank
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Derrick
son of Wilmington motored to Chin
colleague Island on Sunday and had
a lovely trip.
Jim Powell and friend of Phila-
delphia visited his wife and parents
over the week end.
Mrs. Della Grise, George E. Grey
and Rufus Hastings are on the mot
so well" list. |
Mrs. Irene Hudson spent the past.
week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Pepper and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grise visited Ocean City Sunday ev-
ening. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy McCollum and
Mrs. Lille Jones of Philadelphia
spent several days at her summer
nome here.
There was a fish fry down at Pep
Der's Park on Saturday-the fir,t
)ne this summer and although a lit
lie late in the season everyone
seemed to have a good time. OF
course there had to be plenty of
GOOD eats and after dinner there
vas bathing and different games
md motor boating. We don't know
he actual count but there were be-
ween 20 and 80 people (Just a lit
lie neighborhood affair." Hope they '
ave another one soon, don't you?
Howard Grise of Philadelphia is {
pending a week with his parents. /
Mrs. Ethel Keen and two daugh-
ers, Anna and Elizabeth and Fred
arey all motored to Easton, Pa, to l
pend the weekend. /
Harold Derrickson has returned 1
. his position on the tug MARS" t
fter spending a couple of weeks h
18th his wife and father here. s
Mr. and Mrs. George Salmons of c
lew Jersey are visiting Mr.. and c
Irs. Sam Bennett and family.
Lem Derrickson of Lewes spent Y
sveral days with relatives here this i,
eek b
The stork visited the home of Mr.. II
nd Mrs. Frank Morgan and left t
'vely baby boy Mother and son Ii
9TH doing nicely. Y
No one has time to be lonesome s
lese days-they have fodder parI il
es every day. W
We surely ere enjoying some love o
weather and trust it continues. g.
The tomato crop this year doesn't Ii
.em to be very good and although
.arce, the price is very low. More al
'pression I suppose) "
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Tyre and family IL
,ent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
lfus Hastings. oi
Vinie Tyre was a weekend guest ci
the Misses Alice and Anna Muir IL
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker en- m
rtdined guests from Philadelphia as
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