Milford chronicle., 1934-04-06

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The friends of Mrs. Marian Hud
son are expressing to her their sym
pathy in the death of her father, Mr.
James f. Hudson of BishOpville, ol
Saturday, last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCabe o
Swarthm0re, Pa, were in town Ovel
the weekend as the guests of hi.
mother and sister, Mrs. Beulah Nc
Cabe and daughter Maude.
Mrs. Raymond Taylor and two
boys, Ray and Leon have returned
from a weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Philadelphia.
Martin l.. Long, an employee OF
the U. S. Postal Department, and
Mrs. Long of Washington. d. c.,
were guests of his parents and niece,
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Long and Miss
ONEIDA Taylor over the Easter hOli-
day period.
Mrs. Elma DerricksOn visited rela-
tives in Philadelphia over the week
end.
Mrs. Walter Long, Mrs. Edward
Long and daughter Doris, motOred
to Wilmington last Thursday, where
they spent the day on a shopping
expedition, and their daughters. the
Misses Rata and Irene Long who are
students of Beacon Business Col
lege returned home with them for
their Easter vacation. Miss Helen
Hall of GOldey College also came
with them and spent the time with
her father and brother, Lee Hall
and son Elmer.
Miss Rachel Morris entertained at
an evening social on Friday in hon
or of her overnight guest. Miss Ell
len Williams. Of Philadelphia. Her
other guests were, the Misses Paul |
inc Britiingham. Virginia Long aud
Jane Kenney. Townsend and bill |
Tubbs. Armell Long and Vaughn |
Moore, of town. Morris and Oliver !
Simpler OF FELTON,. Alter spending |
the evening in various forms ul !
delicious retreshment !
were served by the hostess.
Alr. and Mrs. Hillary Holland and |
Hazel and Agnes. and
Harry Mctahe spent ~ iday and sat
urday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Brasure and
daughter Louise. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Hudson and Mrs. Elmer Holloway
made business trip 10 Wilmington
IN Thursday.
Mrs liilda Evans DaiSey had as
her guests last week. Mrs Dick Far
raw uf Lewes, and Mrs. Vaughn
I.ashum al Philadelphia. The Latter
over the week end and ia
whose honor Mrs. DIisey entertained
rT fpt al hi |
Saturday night.
Miss Mae McCabe Of Dover was
II home with her parents. Senator
md Mrs. James y. McCabe over the
weekend.
Professor and Mrs. ID. a. Petry of
'GltOn spent their Easter vacation
With Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Long AT
'leepy Hollow.
Mrs.. lletty Williams entertained |
1 Il dinner party on Saturday eve
ling with the following guests pres
mt; Mr.. and Mrs Edward Kimmel
nj daughter. Miss Ellen Williams
4 Philadelphia. MIR. and Mrs Lee
itt'Vrn*. the Misses Jane kennty.
'irsinia Long and Rachel Morris of
own.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Peters, Mr.. and
irs. e. W. Wilsus and daughter,
Ir4. Netiie West, made short visit
u Deals island. Md, on Sunday last
Miss Hannah Long of Beaver col
sc, Jenkint0wn. Pa. came home on
'iiday to spend ten days vaca-
on with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
iirIie Long and also her brother
nd sister, Wirrie, JT, and l.ucrptiI |
unr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin itaynr and
lildrrn, Jeanette aud Calvin. Jr..
ient Easter Sunday in Salisbury.
a.. as the guests of Mr.. and Mr.,
l.. Marvel and SON William.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Parsons, Miss
lara A. Holloway and Frank Long
cIe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robins
uds0n at their home near town on
lnday last.
Through the courtesy of Mrs Al
'rt McCabe granting the use of
.r display window. the garments
= the children III Delaware Colony
ld made by the pupiis of Miss
Iri8linr Baker. teacher Of the home
unOmics department. OI SelbyVille
houl. will he ON exhibition al the
Zee Hive" from Wednesday of this
rex until Monday OF next week.
Emory S. Mct'abe is laying the
undatinn for Il new filling station
the site whore his old one was
Irned few months ago at The home
his father, Scranton McCabe.
The Selhyville members Of Doric
idge No. 80. y. f. * A. VI. attend
Il meeting and duck supper in
t. Lodge lIall at Millville on Mon
v evening the Grand Lodge visit
$ were present for the occasion.
rs. Norman Davis, Mrs. II. V.
ibba and the Misses Marguerite
ckards and Virginia Long Of this
wn went down and rendered sev
al musical numbers with Mrs.
inn as accOmpIniSl, while Miss
tty Quillcn recited.
Bobby Watson, little son of Mr.
Il Mrs. Henry Watson had the
$fOrtune to Overturn his tricycle.
T. day last week, falling against
fathers automobile receiving
sht injuries from which he soon
covered.
The Simpler brothers. twin sons
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Simpler of
ltOn. have returned TO their home
er having spent q few days va
ion with relatives and friends IN
Ibyville.
Mrs. Isaac Quiilen, Sr., visited her
sband in Philadelphia, from
ursday until Monday. while her
i and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ouillen.