Milford chronicle., 1933-07-21

DR.. Joseph B. NAPLES; 'rural-urban,
Asa Reynolds, George T. Lynch, G.
Linden McIlvaine; boys work, r. c.
Hill, Prof. Allan Hulsizer, Walter
Virden Macklin; international serv-
ice, James E. Goslee, Prof. E. Paul
Burkholder, the Rev. Omar E.
Jones; attendance, R. C. Hill; direc-
tors for six months we're selected
as follows, Benjamin Ableman, John
T. Carey, George E. Swain, DR.. w.
Blaine Atkins, George S. Williams,
r. c. Hill.
Painful Accident
Monday evening about 10 o'clock,
while at work in the Atlantic Ice
and Fuel Company, Harry Holson
met with a slight accident that will
probably keep him from performing
his duties for several days. MT.
Holson is employed on the day shift
and had been sent to come out to
work that night, as the night man
had been taken seriously ill. About
10 D. m. he was removing the cans
in which the ice is frozen from the
large freezing machine, and in re-
moving a fourteen-inch can his hand
was caught between the top of the
can and a large iron plate in the
back. In some manner the iron
plate on this can had been just bit
too small and when he went to turn
the can, within which the cake of ice
had been frozen, the plate slipped
and caught his hand which was bad
ly cut between the thumb and little
finger. The cut is in V shape in
the palm of the left hand. Mr.. Hol-
son was Immediately taken to doc
tor who dressed the injury.
20 Children From New York
Twenty Fresh Air children ar
rived on Friday evening from New
York to be guests of Georgetown
people and enjoy the benefit of
country food and air for two weeks.
The Herald Tribune of New York,
is the originator of the Fresh All"
Last year they sent out
1900 children, making arrange
ments and paying the travelling eX-
penses. The children will return
Friday, July 1st. Mrs. Andrew Mar
vel is chairman of the group in
charge of the children in George
town. Miss Julia Burton is secre-
tary. The other members of the
are Mrs. George Walls,
Mrs. Walter P. Townsend, Mrs. Geo.
Lynch, Mrs. Benjamin and Miss
Laura B. Rutherford. Those who
are entertaining the little guests in
their homes are Mrs. Marvel, who
has three children. Others who have
one child are Mrs. Dallas Dennis,
Mrs. Clara Holson, Mrs. Geo. Walls,
Mrs. George Lynch, and Mrs. Free
man Johnson. Those who are pay
ing all or part for the care Of the
child which is ten dollars for two
weeks are Mrs. Fred Walls, Mrs.
James Tunnel, Mrs. Roland Payn-
.er, Mrs. Joseph NAPLES, DR.. Joseph
Waples, Miss Julia Burton, Mrs. Jul
an Townsend, Miss Margaret Lay
on, Miss Laura Richards, Mrs. Hal
stead Layton, Judge Charles S. Rich
ards. Mrs. Daniel ]. Layton, and
Miss Rachael Taylor, of Dover. Mrs.
I. A. Owens had expected the same
,hild who had been with her last
rear, but the child did not come.
Mrs. Harold Hatfield, who was to |
axe one of the children, was. un-
lble to do so because of illness.
POPULAR Guest
Miss Mary Louise Zullinger, for
nerly of Georgetown, now of Cape |
Charles, Va, who is the guest of
Iiss Virginia Short, has been the
.uest of honor on numerous affairs
Turing her stay here. On Tuesday |
Irs. Covington Townsend, of Selby- |
lille, entertained at luncheon for
er. .On Wednesday Miss Margaret ,
sreen was the hostess at a luncheon
n Miss Zullinger's honor, and in
he evening Miss Katheryn Phillips
ave a bridge party for her. Thurs
ay Miss Short and her guest were
ntertained by Miss Natilie Hamil-
on at RehobOth Beach.
Mrs. Virden Macklin entertained
er bridge club on Thursday even
ng of this week. The substitutes
yere Mrs. John Nelson, and Miss
Ielen Macklin. Mrs. Garland Reyn-
Ids, sister-in-law of Mrs. James
levin, was also among the guests.
Mrs. Mary Lee Robinson and H. E.
unnell spent the weekend with
Irs. Howell Van Trump at New
astle.
Mrs. Thomas Purnell, who has
cen visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Irs. E. Preston, in Redgranite, Wis,
expected home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Devin had as
leir guests, at Oak Orchard last
eek-end, Mr.. and Mrs. William Day
nd son Billy, of Philadelphia, and
r. and Mrs. Leonard Anderson and
IN James, of Collingswood, N. ].
Mrs. Garland Reynolds, of Dan
lie, Va, is visiting her brother,
INES Devin.
Cove Lynch Salisbury, of Wash
gton, d. c., has been visiting his
Mr. and Mrs. Cove
ynch and Levin Salisbury.
Mrs. Sudue Walls is visiting rela-
yes in. West Virginia.
Mrs. Wilson Boyer spent the last
eek with Mrs. Halstead Layton at
istle Haven on the Choptank riv-
:. Mr.. Boyer spent the weekend
ere.
Caleb r. Layton, 3rd., has his
lend, George Dram, of Ridgeway,
j., visiting him for a few days.
Coach Raymond, of Georgetown
gh school, accompanied by Drew
arvel, left by motor on Sunday to
tend the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
sfore returning home, Mr.. Marvel
III spend two weeks with his aunt,
RS. Amy Marvel, at Richmond, In
ana.
Mrs. Florence Trainham Jones