Milford chronicle., 1931-06-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Taylor Of vii
hingtOn and Mr.. and Mrs William
Iolden of Rising Sun, Md, spent
Sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs. Ro'
and Bones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ratledge are
eceiving congratulations on the ar
ival of fine son.
Millman Prettyman of Kennett
quare, Pa, spent Sunday here with
is parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Srettyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Atkins, Miss
ola Lamberger and James Moore
pent the weekend in Charleston,
a., visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Sara Wyatt and James Mar
el attended the dance in Chester
Dwn on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Davis of
Woodbury.. N. j., spent the weekend
ere with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
rank Maclntire.
Joseph Coverdale is confined to
is home due to illness.
Helen and Elizabeth Marshall
pent Sunday here with their par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Marshall,
r.
Paul Jackson of Salisbury was
own visitor on Sunday.
Mrs. Esther Fox and son are spen-
ing some time here with her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Register,
+.
Mrs. Ruth Stewart and son of Bal
more are spending a few days
ere with her paretns, Mr.. and Mrs.
.ouis Chambers.
Mrs. George Townsend. daughter
Iarcella motored to Washington on
unday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Fields and
amily spent the weekend here with
is mother, Mrs. William Fields.
Wallace Hudson who has been
bending the winter months in Chin
oteague, Va, has returned home for
be summer and is employed at w.
Warren's Canning factory,
Virden Bryan who is stationed at
Washington, D. c., in the U. S. Navy
spending some time here with his
1Other and relatives.
Capt. William D. Purnell who SER
ed for 81 years as keeper of the |
cean City, Md, Coast Guard Sta
On, and who is well known in |
ewes and RehOboth among govern
lent men, has retired. His success
Or is captain Thomas Moore, for
lerly of Fenwick Island Station.
Miss Marjorie f. Virden is spend
lg some time in Port Indian, Pa, as
ne guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Sull, Jr.
Mrs. Kate COnwell is very i'll at
er home on South street
Fred Chappell is seriously i'll with
n attack of intestinal grippe at his
ome near Coolspring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Short announce
he marriage of their daughter, Hell
b Taft Short of Lewes to Milton
guillen of Berlin, Md. The couple
fere married in Dover by the Rev.
ailton S. Andrews, pastor of the M.
}. Church. After making a tour of
he eastern part of Pennsylvania the
ride and groom returned to Lewes
there they will make their future
ONE on Lewes Beach. Mr.. Quillen
in the U. S. Coast Guard service
nd is stationed in this town.
Miss Letitia Brown had as her
uests over the weekend Miss Bur-
9tte Kerr and Charles Fox of Cam
en-, N. j., S. Emory Stevens of Sell
yville and Miss LenOra King.
Miss Ella Twilley of Philadelphia
spending a few days here with
er sister, Mrs. Lola Baker.
On Decoration Day Miss Ruth Car ,
enter of this town and Paul Hast ,
lgs also of Lewes were married at :
now Hill, Md. Following short {
.ip by motor to Philadelphia they
sturned to Lewes where they will
lake their future home. Mr.. Hast I
lgs is a member of the firm of Cliff )
IN and Hastings and conducts :
lrber shop on Second street. 7
Mahlon Graves has purchased a |
ew Chrysler roadster from Paul F. +
Miss Bertha Brittingham of Will O
ington spent the weed-end here s
ith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. En- t
y Brittingham. t
w. Morgan of Wilmington and Ar u
lur and Elizabeth Morgan of Phil
lelphia spent the weekend here \
ith Mrs. Annie Morgan. h
Miss Betty Lofiand is spending the f
lmmer months here with her d
'andmother, Mrs. Mary Evans. Miss h
)f1and has been attending st. Hilda fl
,hool in Charleston, w. Va.
A. w. Marshall who has been con- G
led to his home due to illness is c
lie to be out again. G
ALL TALKING PICTURES at the ]
Lewes, Del. RCA q
und-Saturday, June 13, Charlotte t.
and Reginald Denny in
OUT; Tuesday, June f.
John Mack Brown in THE
aEAT MEADOW; Thursday, June m
Tallulah Bankhead in "The Tarn- d
led Lady" Two shows, 7:15 and s
90. Admission, adults 40c, chill
en- under 12 years 25c. =
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