Milford chronicle., 1933-10-13
Letters On ESTATES Granted

On the estate of Isaac Dredden
OF Seaford Hundred, to Annie G
Bell.
On the estate of Clarence R. Hud
son, of Lewes and Rehoboth Hun
dred to Sarah E. Hudson.
On the estate of Eunice M. Oil
phant, OF Little Creek Hundred t.
Calvin L. Oliphant.
On the estate of John F. Lane. Of
Seaford Hundred to Howard F. Lane
Virgil e. Hastings, Robert L. Lane
and Daniel ]. Lane.
Bridge Parties
Mrs. Harold Purnell gave a bridge
luncheon Tuesday, Oct. 3rd in honor
on her sisters, Mrs. Earle Hudson
VINO Will make her home in Pixies
vile, Md. Mrs. Hudson and Mrs
Cannon won first and second prizes
"A new bridge club met for the
nrst time Monday of last week at
the home of Mrs. Lynwood Penuel.
The members are, Mrs. Cecil Culver,
Miss Kathryn Phillips, Mrs. Harry
Conoway, Mrs. Thomas Purnell, Mrs.
Durwood Kelley and Mrs. Cosden.
MISS Riggin was the substitute guest.
New Member OF Relief Board
Governor c. Douglass Buck ap-
pointed John Wiley Thought, of
Laurel, a member of the State
Emergency Relief Commission, fol-
lowing the resignation of Landreth
l.. Layton of this town. The Cover
nor selected Mr.. THOUGHTS name
from list submitted by Democratic
members of the commission. Mr..
Thought, who was born in Maryland
and educated in the Laurel schools,
is Vlce-president and treasurer of
the Valiant Fertilizer Company. The
commissions term expires the end
OF this month, but the Governor may
continue it for 1884. This will de-
pend on action for emergency pub
lie works at the special session of
the State Legislature.
Twin Brothers Birthday
Attorney Andrew J. Lynch and
former State Senator Cove S. Lynch,
who are twin brothers, observed
their 65th birthday anniversary on
Saturday, Sept. 3Oth, 1888.
There will be a box social and fes-
tival held at Tyndall's camp ground
ON the Laurel-Georgetown highway
Friday evening, October 18th, for the
benefit of Asbury M. E. Church.
Sandwiches, hot coffee, ice cream
and cake will be servd.
Contractor Andrew ]. Murray has |
begun the construction of a modern |
home on the north side of West |
Market street for Henry G. Graves
manager of the local garment fac
tory of W. E. Graves & Sons, on a
lot he recently purchased from Mr..
Murray.
Boy Rewarded
A valuable diamond ring lost last
Monday by Theodore Goldberg was
returned to him by James Johnson,
son of Harry ]. Johnson, who found
it at the Public school building. The
lad was literally rewarded by the
losers mother, Mrs. Rose Goldberg.
Cyrus Hatfield has returned from
trip to the Chicago Fair and points
of interest in Colorado. In Colo
rado he visited his brother, William
D. Hatfield.
Mrs. Joseph C. Godfrey, who has
been under hospital treatment for
many weeks, has returned to her
home here much improved in health.
The Regular-Fellows of Wesley
VI. E. Sunday school will serve a
chicken supper in Memorial Hall on
Tuesday evening, October 18th. The
'rice of the supper, including ice
,ream and cake will be so cents.
Personals
Miss Alice Lynch is visiting rela-
ives in North Carolina.
Mrs. G. H. McGee has returned to
Ter home near Sand Hill, after a
isit of several weeks in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary w. Clark who has been
onfined to her home by illness for
ome time, is able to be out again.
Captain and Mrs. Theodore A.
'ettyjohn returned Sunday to Phila-
elphia, after spending several
1eeks in their summer home here.
Mrs. Jennie Phillips enjoyed the
oming of another birthday anniver-
ary last Monday, October End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Calhoun
ave added an old-fashion fireplace
} the comforts of their East Market
rect home.
Rex Henderson of Fredericksburg,
a., is visiting his father, Rev. John
Henderson, here.
During their motor trip to New
ork State, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Reyn-
ds visited Lake Champlain and
aces of interest in the Catskill
Bryon Pepper and Mr.. ]. Thomas
obinson attended the meeting of
10 National Poultrymen's Associa-
On in Washington, d. c.
Robert Powell, of Onancock, Va,
is been the guest of his sister, Mrs.
'seph Cahall, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams and
ildren, of Wildwood, N. j., have
EN- spending several days with
rs. Adams grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
Joseph.
State Policeman Clarence Lynch,
tn his family, moved here from
.hoboth last week, and are occupy
g Mrs. Addie Jefferson's property
East Laurel street.
Horace Hickman and wife, who
e now occupying one of the prop
ties of L. P. Faucet, Inc, on Mar
street, will, next year, live on
urel street, in the property of
Igistrate William ]. Mustard Mr..
ckman is a member of our State
lice force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wyatt will
xt year, occupy the property
ned by Mrs. Amanda Raynor, on
st Laurel street.