Milford chronicle., 1934-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Vance McCabe of ROx-
ana. The dinner was given in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peters, who were
just recently married.
Mrs. Harry DerricksOn entertained
at a turkey dinner Sunday with the
following guests present, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Founders, Mr.. and
Mrs. William NAPLES and children,
William and Alice Mae, of Milford,
Mrs. George Robinson and son Fran
els of Clarksville, and Hiram Sock
rider of Berlin.
Miss Louise Hudson entertained
several of her young friends at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Hudson, JT., on Saturday
night. Her Out-Of-tOwn guests were
Kathleen McCabe of Bayard, and
Nettie Russell West of ROxana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Long entertain
ed at a three table bridge luncheon
at their home on Dukes street, on
Monday evening, their guests being
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Edward Ste
vens, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Hastings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kelley. Jackie
spent the time as the guest
of little Miss Betty Anne and the
two had a most delightful evening.
Sick
Principal Howie was out of school
a few days last week due to some
throat trouble, resulting from re-
cent tonsil operation.
Mrs. Charles Rogers has been con-
lined to her home during the past |
.wo weeks suffering a kidney attack.
Miss Electa Long, Joshua Murray |
and daughter Elizabeth. Armell A.
Charles Brown. Sr., and lit
lie Jeanette Rayne are recovering
rom severe colds.
Mrs. Herman Quillen who was
hOught to be improving from her
'ecent illness. suddenly grew worse,
md was taken to a hospital in Mil
ord, on Saturday. where she is now
eceiving treatment.
Mrs. Jennie Campbell was also
AIKEN to the Beebe Hospital at Lewes
N Saturday night, where she has
ince been under observation and
medical treatment.
iunShine Sisters
The Sunshine Sisters" of the Sell
yville Community Club observed
heir second anniversary ON Thurs
ay evening of last week with a fine
tendance. The president, Mrs.
,ong presided at a short business
essiOn, after which announcement
( the sisters" was made by the use
{ a photograph gallery. The pic
lres were the oldest that could be
Iund, some of them taken in in
lncy. and bore tag with the name
the party to whom that individ-
al had been a Sunshine Sister"
uring the past year, and the latter
ad to guess who it was. In some
ises 1t was quite difficult and some
ad to be told i'm some other way. In
lie games and contests, the prize
inners were Mrs. Leona Pepper,
rs. Hilda Daisey and Mrs. Helen
'anser.
ank Meeting And Dinner
The annual stockholders meeting
the Baltimore Trust Company was
I'D in the Banking House of this
wn, on Tuesday from ~ to 2. The
nner was served by Mr.. and Mrs.
go Enoch, at the Hotel Traymore.
usic was furnished by Mrs. Hester
nnn, Mrs. n. C. Davis and Profess
r Wahl.
The Odd Fellows of Frankford are
viting all members OF that organi-
Ition in this vicinity to attend a
'ecial meeting to be held Friday,
Inuary 10, at Frankford. regardless
membership in other lodges. For
'ecial details, read the invitation
'inted In the Frankford letter In
is paper. Anderson Long will be
ad to welcome all Odd Fellows on
nuary 10 at Frankford.
Is very much the knack