Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-06-08
OCEAN VIEW

OOEfA1V VIEW
The graduates of the class 1884
from the Lord Baltimore High
School. are as follows:
Joan Steele
Doris Steele
Ida Brubaker
Catherine Parsons
Dorothy Littleton
Hilda Calhoun
Georgia Townsend
Marguerite Rogers
George Bunting
Harry Mitchell
William Nelson
Harry Dale
Miss Joan Steele is the valedie-
torian and Dorothy Littleton the
salutatorian.
Alphonso Evans sold this week. 8
acres of land in Muddy Neck. east
of the Parker road, to Herman
Long. a poultryman. Price private.
Strawberries are fine size and
flavor. The late crop is just coming
on. Prices started at Is and 10
cents but are lower now.
While a party from Millsboro with
Wilmer Steele of this town and
William Derrickson of Selbyville
were out fishing in a gasoline
launch. the gas tank exploded.
throwing them in the ocean. They
chung or held on to the side of the
boat until rescued by Capt. TTuitt
and his party. who towed them to
shore. The boat was considerabi,
damaged.
Maurice Lipman who is one OF
the principal poultry buyers here. is
still shipping broilers by truck to
the city markets. The price is some
what advanced. Poultrymen are re-
ceivinG pc or more per pound at
this writing. Thousands Of fine
broilers are raised here and sold to
buyers, who ship by truck to New
York.
Fishing is good along the Allan
tic ocean at Bethany Beach and at
Indian River Inlet.
Crabs are nice now and seem
plentiful with those who know how
to catch them. The price is 75c per
dozen for large ones, and SOC per
dozen for small or medium size.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Evans and
Mrs. Edward hickman motOred to
New York to view the 81 warships
as they pas sed up New York BAY.
being reviewed by President PoOse-
volt. They visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Willis and Mr.. and Mrs Aldred Rog-
rs while there.
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore Evans
md Mr. and MIS-. Harry Evans of
bower. prominent citizens there. mo-
ored here and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
sidney H. Evans.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce Of State !
cllege. Pa. and her daughter. Mrs. /
: Byron Goldsmith aud cousin.
Yrs. Charles Num-, of Philadelphia
md Mr.. and Mrs. LtmIel Lynch Of /
attended the funeral T.
eIvicPs of John Ezra Evans which |
we're held at St Georges on Sunday /
'fternoon.
The sudden death Of John Ezra ,
vans. took place on board the tug I
,cat John Mars where he held a .
,csition. His body was taken ashore
II Newport. r. l.. and brought /
lsre for funeral ami burial in st. !
Georges Churcn cemetery.
DR. and Mrs. John W. James and
'rother. Calvin Evans. of Dover.
we're guests Of Mr.. md Mrs. Bayard
ames on Sunday.
Miss Marjorie MURRAY ives the
uest of Miss Helen Calhoun over
he week end.
Mr.. and Mrs William Powell and
hildren visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Evans on SUNDAY.
Children's Day will he observed at
10 Presbyterian Church on Sunday
FternoOn. June 10; at the Christian
hurch on SUNDAY night. June 10:
the Methodist Church on Sunday
i"ht June II.
Virden Mitchell has returned
ON college at Lvnchburg. Va. for
s summer vacation.
Irwin B. Short motored here with
s family and spent the weekend
Ocean View as the guest of his
Mrs. Martha Conowav
ID Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Short and
nking after business interests at
athanv Beach where he owns and
nts four cottages.
Mrs. Josephine Hickman Of Phil
Ielnhia visited her son. Ulysses
ickman this week.
There will be a strawberry festi-
i in the NJ. f. Church Hall. Satur-
V evening. June is. given bv the
imary and Junior departments of
o Sunday school.
Mrs. Harbeson Hickmsn spent a