Milford chronicle., 1932-04-29

They have returned from their
wedding trip and are living in
Greenwood where Mr.. Owens is enl
gagged in mercantile business. Mrs
Owens is quite popular among the
younger set of Georgetown. We wish
them a long happy welded life.
Delivered Mail Twenty-six Years
William NJ. p. Stemples, of South
Race street, observed his 61st birth
day anniversary on Wednesday in
the usual manner-delivering mail
for Uncle Sam on a rural rotue, a
position he has held for twenty-six
years continuously. Mr.. Stemples
has been living in this vicinity since
1884, when he came here from Tunk-
hammock, Pa, and for some time en-
gagged in farming. He is an active
member of Midland Grange and also
a member of the official board of
Wesley NJ. e. Church.
Miss Edith Nye entertained at
bridge Monday evening at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. John II. Hammond,
on East Market street. Refreshments
were served to the following: Miss
Marian Burton of Lewes; Mrs. Har-
ry Conaway, Mrs. Charles Green,
Mrs. Oscar Gray, Mrs. David Pepper.
Mrs. Paul Pepper, Mrs. Lloyd
Stoeckel, Misses Ida Belle Farrow,
Margaret Green, Alice Pepper, Dor
othy Pepper, Kathryn Phillips, Vir-I
ginia Short, Flo Swain, Edith War
rington and the hostess, Miss Nye.
Prizes were won by Misses Virginia
Short, Marian Burton and Dorothy
Pepper.
Just A Happy Birthday
Monday was the sixth birthday an
of Earl F. Rust. for whom
a party was given by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rust, at their
home on North Bedford street The
guests were Norma Lee Roach, Ros- |
eta Gibbons, Betty Jane Roach,
Marjorie Bramhill, Mary Carey, Pa
tricia Layton, June Anderson, Mar
garet Reed, Lawrence King, Paul
West, Paul Tyndall, George Swain,
Jr., Betty Ann Kitchens, Jack Rust.
James Scott, Ann Swain, Miss Vera
and Miss Dorothy Pepper,
teachers; also Mrs.
Charles p. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S.
Paynter, Irwin Long of Lewes, Mrs.
John Lingo, Jack and Kenneth Lin
go of Rehoboth and Mrs. Cassie
Scott.
Games were played, stories told by
Miss Volkard and refreshments con-
sisting of cookies, ice cream, cake
and candy served. The favors were
pink baskets; decorations blue and
pink.
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Julian F. Townsend celebrated their
fifteenth wedding anniversary with
/ bridge dinner. The guests were as
'ollows: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard j.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Tun-
lell, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Short,
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Franklin NAPLES,
Dr.. and Mrs. Hudiburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iohn A. Tubbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
TT Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Nc
Oermott. Prizes were won by Mrs.
NAPLES, Mrs. Tunnel and Mrs. Ev-
.rett Walls, Mr.. Tuhbs, Mr.. McDer-
mott and Mr.. Tunnel.
Mrs. Townsend also entertained at
! bridge luncheon on Saturday the
olloWing guests: Mrs. George II.
Short, Mrs. G.. F. NAPLES, Mrs. Geo.
9. Walls, Mrs. Mary Lee Robinson.
lrs. Bessie N. Hudson, Mrs. Harold
}. Hatfield, Mrs. Norman Purnell,
drs. Harold Purnell, Mrs. Thomas
Ayers, Mrs. Laura Purnell, Mrs.
ieOrge Fearon, Mrs. William J. Mus
ard, Mrs. Howard Stewart, Miss
linnie Kreer, Miss Edith Jones.
'rizes were won by Mrs. Norman
Mrs. Bessie Hudson and
lrs. William j. Mustard.
I "Once in a Lifetime" a comedy
rama given Thursday evening of
asst wee kby the Senior class of
High School in the Sus-
ex Theatre for benefit of their
Washington trip fund, was we'll re-
eiVed by the large audience pres
mt.
Nanticoke Tribe, No. 81, Improved
rider Red Men, has elected and
raised up" the following chiefs:
rophet, Edwin Smith; Sachem, Ev-
rett M. Conaway; Senior Sycamore,
ohm A. Cooper; Junior Sycamore,
owland Parker; Keeper of Wam-
um, Andrew j. Lynch; Chief of
ecords, Harry T. Swain. The cere-
lonies were in charge of Deputy
reat Sachem Curtis Ennis and a
aft of Ioka Tribe of Glendale.
AS yet there is no clue to the
of the four prisoners
ho escaped from the new Sussex
)unty jail recently.