Milford chronicle., 1932-06-24
LONGS CROSS ROADS

Mr.. and Mrs Harold Pusey visited
f Mrs. Ray Pusey and daughters OF
| Saturday evening.
Calvin Murray has a new Fore
roadster.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dunn haC
) Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
. Thomas Cullen.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Long had
. Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
, Edward Long.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dolby call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Long
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shockley are
the proud parents of baby boy.
Bethel Children's Day was we'll at
tended. They received $4,000 col
lection.
Quite a number attended Sunday
school on Sunday. Miss Barnett S
class had Al present.
The Christian Endeavor held a
Fathers Day meeting in the hall
Sunday evening. Quite a number at
tended. Grace Hall was the leader.
A small gift was given to each faith
er present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Long called
on Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Lynch on Sun
day. ther callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lonnie Lynch and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynch moved from Bristol, Pa,
to the West property in cean View
last Friday.
The senior class of Lord Balti-
more high school, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Noble, left early
Thursday morning, May 26, for
Washington. d. c., by Red Star bus,
driven by William H. Walsh, of Sal
| isbury, Md. They went by way of
the Matapeak Ferry, and stopped at
the Annapolis Naval Academy, look
ed that over, then went on to Wash
ingtOn, arriving at the Winston HO-
tel at 2 p. m, where reservations had
been made for them. One of the
outstanding events of their trip was
boat ride on the Potomac river
from Washington to Mt. Vernon and
back. Following are a list of the
places that they saw: Washington
Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Union
Station, Earle Theatre, Columbia
Theatre, U. S. Capitol, White House,
Museum, Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon
Hills broadcasting station, Arlington
cemetery, the Cathedral, Zoo, Mon
astery, and other places. They re-
turned home on Sunday at $3.50 and |
was very well pleased with their
trip.
The commencement was held on |
Tuesday evening, June 7, and was
largely attended. Twelve young
people received diplomas. They are |
as follows: Frances Daisey, Dorothy |
Hudson, Mabel Gray, Helen Cal
houn, Betty Knox, Myrtle Walston,
Marjorie Murray, Norman West, Cal
vim Murray. Alvin Hudson, James
Gibbs and Thomas Hickman. Jr.
Two members of the class, Fran
ces Daisey and Alvin Hudson, have {
had perfect attendance records for
ten years.
The class greatly appreciates what
the teachers have done for them,
and especially J. S. Noble, their
class advisor, for he has been with
them the four years that they spent
in high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Quillen, Mr..
and Mrs. Herschel Quillen have
been visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert White have
a new baby daughter, Geraldine
Sylvia.
Miss Jennie Cullen is spending
some time with her brother in New
York.
Heavy rains have just about fin
ished up Strawberries.
Louise Quillen and Robert Quill
len attended the sale at Dover on
Friday last.
Lightning struck the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Powell and did quite
a lot of damage to the front of the
house.
Mrs. William Tyre visited her
sister at Bethany Beach on Friday.
The wind on Thursday evening
did considerable damage, it blew ov-
er several chicken houses and tore
up several trees.
Lonnie Lynch and family, Loretta
Dolby and Mrs. Eve Lynch called on
Preston.Long and family Tuesday
Due to the bad weather only
lew attended Sunday services. There
we're 95 in Sunday school.
Children's Day services were well
attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Long and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Long and
amily called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Long on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dunn had
Sunday dinner with Mrs. Myrtle
Cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stevens are ,
Mr.. Stevens mother
rom Wilmington for a few days.
Allen Layton also spent the week.
md with them.
Ruth Long is spending some time
With her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lbe Lynch of Ocean View. =
Don't forget the strawberry festi- :
al to be given next Saturday night \
t the Ocean View Christian Church
come out everybody-rain or