Milford chronicle., 1933-08-11
RIYERDALE PARK

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The Georgetown NJ. b. Church
Sunday school picniced here We'd
nesday. Even though it was a hot
day they found relief in the water
and several enjoyed their boat
rides.
While out sailing Duncan Black
upset his boat in the, channel. Bill
Dewney accompanied him.
Mrs. Seavey walked into a branch
of tree, causing her to have a
black eye for a few hours.
Mrs. Harvey Lawson and family,
Mrs. Myrtle Belts and family OF
Millsboro are spending a'few days
here in camp.
Mrs. Gruewell and Paul Minner
returned to their homes on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs.
Miller returned to their homes in
Chambersburg, Pa. after spending
a month here.
Little Charlotte Welsh of Will
mington is visiting Mrs. William
Mitchell.
+. Mr.. and Mrs. David Pepper of
Georgetown spent Wednesday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Beatty and
family of Richardson Park are
spending a few days here.
Miss Doris Moore of Millsboro and
Miss Betty Krex of Harrington are
guests of Miss Mary Rodney Hous-
ton, at the Charles cottage.
Mrs. George Baer, DR.. and Mrs.
M. Tull and daughter Elaine, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Clayland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff Baer, Curtis Baer and Lo-
la Baer of Baltimore are at the Nc
Daniel cottage for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Veasey of Georgetown are
spending their vacations here.
Miss Helen Williams entertained
at her cottage here on Friday after
noon, Mrs. Irwin Burton of George
town, Mrs. Reese White, Mrs. Will
liam Ayres of Millsboro, Miss Helen
Ames Washington of Philadelphia,
and Miss Kathleen Lee of River
dale.
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Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. First of New
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pord-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Weedlin, Rob
ert Frilt Newport, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stradley and Mrs. Kathryn
Freed of Wilmington are spending
their vacationKs here at the Mary
Kathryn cottage.
Charles Houston of Philadelphia
IS spending a few days here with
mis- wife at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and son were
1t their cottage here for the week
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James Mitchell and Dave Cover
lale of Wilmington are spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. William
at the Sea-Gull.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, Mrs, Mar
,ha Sheath and daughter Betty
Louise, Mrs. Laura Sapp, Franklin
Swain and Jean Anderson of Har-
'ington are spending their vacation
lere.
Mrs. Frank Harrison and son of
and Mrs. Harvey Law
ION and family are spending their
5acations here.
Master Melvin Joseph had his
welfth birthday party here on Fri
lay evening. Those attending were
aura Knox, Billy Denney, Randall |
Knox, Charles Houston, Carl Reed,
Melvin Cooper, Frances Denney,
Houston, Hilda Joseph,
PEARL Shaw. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Riggin of I
.aurel were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iarvey Joseph.
The Sunday school picnic of Har-
erson was held here on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Coverdale OF
Iewark. Del, were guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. William Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Vienot OF
georgetown, and Cornelia Vienot of
georgetown, and Earl Sapp of Mil
,rd were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson Denney.
Mrs. Sallie Williams, Mabel and
ara Williams and Mrs. Willard h
app of Frederica, and Mary Will
ans and Don Rollins of New York
ity were the guests of Mrs. Watson
enney on Wednesday.
The Misses Dorothy and Emily
ase of Milford spent Tuesday and
here with Miss Frances
at her cottage here.
James Salisbury and Richard /
lien of Houston are camping here
IF, a week.
Miss Sadie Jones and Miss Beulah n
oore of Blades are spending the
eek here. Il
Mrs. H. B. Wagner and sons Earl
nd Edward of Swarthmore, Pa,
re at their cottage, Eureka, for
Ie summer.