Milford chronicle., 1933-08-11
OAK ORCHARD

. The Milford All Club of Millwoo
are in the Tumble Inn having a
! Their counsel or Henry L. AustiT
The club boys are Bill Harvey vii
lis, Spencer Willis, Burton Willis
Bobby Scott, George Robbins, VIII
lard Robbins, Dave Vineyard, Bill
Marvel, John Marvel, Phil Keller
Howard and Gene Eisenberg, Josl
Bennett, Lou Stevens, Walt Davis
Marsten Eisenberg, Johnnie Jester
Wilbur Warren, Vinol Kirby, ant
Manley Fox.
In the Marydel cottage are Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Simpler and chill
dren, Emma, Edgar and Leona, Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Hickman, of Phil
adelphia.
In the Delmar are Mr.. and Mrs
Walls, Mrs. King, Mrs. Trudel and
daughters, Doris and Catherine, oi
Philadelphia.
William Trudel and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Trudel spent the weekend
with their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Paul and chill
dren, Mrs. Helen Shaw and children,
Pearl and Helen, and Coover Skelly,
of Chester, Pa, are camping here.
On Sunday Miss Zebley and Mr.. Hig-
mutt, of Chester, and Mrs. Holland,
of Stockley, were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet Eye and chill
dren, Garnett, Jr., Geraldine, Dixon
and Helen, spent Sunday with Mrs.
George Niblett. Francis and Chester
Moore, Mrs. Nib1et's brothers, of
Long Neck, were visitors also.
Mr.. and Mrs, Grover Mariner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mariner en-
tertained last Friday night large
number of guests at a party and
dance. Those present were Mr.. and.
Mrs. Randall Knox and children,
Betty, Laura, Dorothy and Billy, of
Harrington; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Beauchamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Craig and children, Mrs. Minnie
Armstrong and children of Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Biddle,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Biddle,
Jr., of Dover; Mervin Cooper, Robert
Cooper, Peggy Reed, Mary Rodney
Houston, of Wilmington; Mrs. Helen
Shaw and daughter Pearl, of Penn
sylvania; Bessie Mag and Harry
Mag, of Dover; Grace Johnson, of
Harbeson: Elizabeth Mowbray, of
Cambridge; Vaughn Georfie, of Eas-
ton, Miss Della Wiley, YLester Hud-
son, of Salisbury. Mr.. .Biddle kindly
opened the dance hall for the occa-
sion and a most delightful evening
was spent The musicians were
Charles Littleton, Bob Purnell,
Crawford Melvin, Orchestra; Mar
vel Jones, of New York, piana;
Red" Steele, guitar; Edward Ma
riner, guitar; Daymon Walters, ban
jo and guitar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anseaumine,
their son, Harvey, Mrs. Powell, of
Wilmington, and Howard Clark, OF
Park, are occupying the |
cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Clayton Powell, of Silview, near
are coming to. the Wag-
anon cottage for two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Hudson, their |
daughter Mary and their nephew,
Earl Carter, are in the DR.. Hollis |
cottage for two weeks.
Mrs. Colgrove and son Ira, Mrs.
Eugen Hall, Billy and Lois Hall,
Mrs. Lottie Galigna and Vaughan
Whitsell, of Wilmington, have been
visitors. Other friends from eaford
md Wilmington are expected.
In the Lynch cottage are Mr.. and
Mrs. Peyton Hawkins, Ann Ellen
md James Wilson, of Georgetown,
or week.
In the Buchanan cottage for two
weeks are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jun and grandchildren, Vernon,
Doris and Royden Lovett, of New
.rk, also a friend, Tommy Griffin.
dr. and Mrs. Henry Whittick, of
Iedia, Pa, spent the weekend at
he cottage.
The Hudson cottage is occupied
OF two weeks by Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Toe, their son Jackie and friend,
Jenny Cole, Mrs. Anna Roe and
frs. Jack Morris, of Dover, Mr.. and
FRS. Melvin Moore, of Smyrna, were
yeek-end guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Kimmel and
on Harry, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Iorthey, Ronald and Shirley Nor
l.
pear home for a week.
Sergeant Weekes and family, of
ort Humphreys, Va, are in the 7
awton cottage. Rodney Pride, of {
georgetown, is visiting his daughter,
Irs. Weekes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lank, Mr..
nd Mrs. Irving Kulp, of Philadel- t
hia, are spending week in one of
le Wagamon cottages. Their Wis {
ing friends from Philadelphia have S
een Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner, Mr.. and 7
rs. Irving.
Inn Vane is occupied by Mr.. and I
RS. B. E. Drawbaugh and family, d
Harrisburg, Pa, DR.. and Mrs.
harles Bishop, of Harrisburg, spent b
Ie weekend at Inn Vane. j
A new camp has been made this /
eek by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Belts Il
Id son and Mrs. Eliza Carlisle, of L
o
The Joseph cottage has been oc- '
lpied by Mrs. Sallie Harrington,
rs. ]. G. Workman and grandson, d
alph, of Harrington. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Reynolds,
Danville, Va, are spending h
eek with Mr.. and Mrs. James De- j
n. U
DIR. and Mrs. George Cross, of Re- c
both, and A. Harvey Franklin, Il
r. and Mrs. H. Wright, of Norris D
wn, Pa, were dinner guests of DR..
Id Mrs. Frank c. Parker on Tues a.
y evening. d
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Monroe, of N
mar, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vane al
d Bobby Vane spent Sunday with di
:. and Mrs. w. P. Monroe. M