Milford chronicle., 1931-10-16
SEAFORD

Niu.S W. II. i uEp4u anu O4Alc HOOl-
ford, of Seaford, were arrested this
past week by Constable Riley
Wright, of Seaford, Major Lloyd of
BPidgeVille, and Edgar B. Belts of
Greenwood, charged with having
slot machines in their places of
business. They were brought before
Justice of the Peace. James X. Phil
lips, where they were placed under
bond for Sussex county court.
Everett E. Willim, assistant CASH
ier of. the Seaford Trust Company,
and Sherman Neal, assistant cash
Ter of the Baltimore Trust Company,
of .Bridgeville, returned home this
past week after a two weeks vaca-
'tion to Canada and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. King and
son Ralph, of West Seaford, are
spending two weeks with friends and
relatives in Somerset, Pa.
j. Harry Anthony, purser of
steamer plying between Baltimore
and Crisfield, is spending some time
with his family on Conwell street.
Mr., and Mrs. T. s. Hatton and
children, Sara Ann and James, spent
some time this past week in New
Castle, Del, with friends and rela-
tives.. ~ .,
Mrs. o. w. McWilliams, of Rhodes
dale, was visitor this past week of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Thompson, ST.,
VIM. X. Morgan, local fruit broker,
made a large catch of bass this pass
ed week. while fishing in the Nanti-
coke River near Seaford.
Miss Berkley Sellers has returned
to her home in West Seaford after
spending some time with friends
and relatives in Cambridge, Md.
willard S. Morse, retired mining
engineer, formerly of Seaford, was
a. recent guest here of Miss Bertha
Giles. Mr.. Morse is now residing in
Santa Monica, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Gerker
left this past week for Margate, N. |
j., O suburb of Atlantic City, where |
they will reside in the near future.
. The Gerkers came to Seaford in |
1928 when Mr.. Gerger was employed
by Field Barker and Underwood, a |
firm of Philadelphia.
Since arriving here the Gerkers have
built fine home in West Seaford
and during their stay here have
made many friends and both have
been very active in civil affairs. |
They are communicates of the Epis- /
copal church, Mr.. Gerker being a
of the vestry and has been
very active in church affairs. Dur
ing his connections with the vestry
BOARD the new parish house was
luilt and he was an active member
# the Seaford Volunteer Fire De-
,artment. Mrs. Gerker was a mem
,er of the Ladies' Guild, Eastern
star. Ladies' Acron Club and the
Afternoon Bridge Club.
Mrs. Kate Cushing has returned
lere after spending several days in
Baltimore with friends and rela-
ives.
Mrs. Katie Cook, who has been
nder observation for the past week
t hospital in Baltimore, returned
ONE this week accompanied by her
Mrs. Eva Cook Hurley,
rho was visiting Mrs. Frank L.
ohns in Baltimore while her moth
r was there.
Mrs. Dorsey Donoho and daughter
africa Ann have returned to their
ONE in Marion, Md, after spending
aYeral days here as the guest of her
usband's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lexander Donoho, in West Seaford.
Mrs. P. C. Elliott and daughter,
nth, made a business trip to Phila-
slphia over the past weekend.
Miss Mary Rose Cannon returned
!, her home this week for Lewes,
ell, where she has been engaged by
L. State Child Welfare Association,
tin gas governess while the par
its of>the children are employed in
e canning factories in Rehoboth
I'd Lewes.,
Miss Nora T. Marvel, daughter of
r. and. Mrs. Charles r. Marvel, and
mes Bayard Wheatley, son of Mr..
Id Mrs. Charles T. Wheatley, of
road Creek, were quietly married |
is past. week at the home of the
ide's parents on Poplar street, by
e Rev. G. j. Hooker, pastor of the
/. OliVet M. P. church. Their we'd
ng came as a surprise to their
rye number of young friends.
lere were no attendants. They left
ortly after the ceremony on a mo-
: trip to the Luray Caverns, Va,
d a tour of the Shenandoah Valley.