Milford chronicle., 1934-09-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Rayner, who
have been spending some time in
Lewes, have returned to their home
in Wilmington.
Little Miss Christine Wilson,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T..
Wilson had the misfortune to severe
lly injure her foot while riding on a
bicycle with an older boy; her foot
lbecame entangled in the wheel, cut
ting and bruising it very badly.
The tomato packing season is on
at the Lewes cannery and prospects
for Gamer and growers are good at
1.-THE Lewes plant, and the Stokely
Bros. Co., at Rehoboth. II is thought
1.-THE crop is so far advanced that the
excessive rains will not damage
them with the always to be dreaded
black rot.
Mrs. F. G. Clifton and son and
daughter. Fillmore and Nellie Cliff
ton, and Edward Maull, motOred to
West Chester on Tuesday. Fillmore
Clifton is attending Teachers Train
ling School at West Chester this year.
Brooks Dawson and family have
moved from the Messick property
on Mulbrrey street to the Ableman
Apartments on Second street.
James T. Futcher will move ia.
the George Landlord place on King
street. Arthur Sharp will tenant
the George Robinson farm, to, be va
Gated by Mr.. Futcher.
The Lewes Special School opened
on Wednesday.
James Prettyman, student at the
University of Delaware, is spending |
two weeks here with his parents, Mr.. !
and Mrs. James Prettyman. James |
has been attending Virginia Univer-
sity, in Virginia, tbs summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. HOwarth !
and Arthur Morgan of Philadelphia,
spent the past two weeks here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan at
their residence on Mulberry street.
Miss Ruth Elliott has returned to
her home in Darby. Pa, after spend
ing some time here with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope of Will
and their children. Frances
and Carol are at the A. p. Ingram
cottage on the beach until the mid
die of September.
Miss Frances Wolfe is attending
Banks Business School i'm Philadel-
phia this winter. Miss Carolyn
Leishman will leave for Tennessee
the University of Tennessee.
The Messrs. John p, George E.,
and Douglas l.. Fleming. and Earle
Thompson, all of Ardmore. Pa. spent
the weekend at the Fleming trailer
On the beach.
Miss Ruth Lanning and Miss Emily
Ulack of Newark, N. j., are spending
some time here as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Halton Schmierer.
Due to the dense fog which en-
veloped the Delaware Bay and which
was accompanied by rain at frequent
intervals on Monday, the scheduled
,alled off by the racing committee
/ short time before the starting hour
The last race of the season will
)e held this Sunday afternoon. after
which the HenlOpen trophy offered
~ w. S. Grenoble, of Rehoboth, will
Je awarded to the seasons winner
If the highest number Of points. The
lnnual dance of the club will be
leld on Saturday evening at the Re-
loboth Beach Country Clnb:
At the meeting of the club mem
'ers yesterday afternoon the fol-
owing officers were reelected for
he ensuing year; Richard Reese,
commodore; George
xrfd
ore; George f. Chambers. LeWes,
ear commodore; Thomas S. Nc
'omb, Chester. fleet captain; Miss
ielen Carter, Lewes, secretary and
reasurer.
The Milton F'ireman's Carnival
will close Saturday evening. Sep
ember 8th. A car will he given
way. 1t
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