Milford chronicle., 1934-06-15
Raymond Reynolds Post

Raymond Reynolds Post
The annual encampment of the
Department of Delaware. V. +. W,
will be held in Wilmington, Satur-
day, June 16. All delegates are OK
pected to be there. and all COM
rades are welcome to attend Enter
tainment is scheduled to follow the
business session. which will include
the election and installation of de-
partment officers.
Several new members are expect
ed for initiation June 90. Those who
had charge Of poppy sales. be sure
to bring or send your coin contain
ers to this meeting. when they will
be opened and contents counted and
placed in our welfare fund. There
will he good news for all members
Of the Post. so don't fail to hear il.
School Notes
The graduating exercises Of FL
lendale Public School were held on
Wednesday. June 6. at which time
the following graduates received
their diplomas: t--.-
Bessie Coverdale
Marguerite Dickerson
Howard DiCkerson
Ethel HollinEer
Ida May Jester
George Tyrrell
Viola Williams
Geneva Webb
George Tyrrell was salutatoran
and Marguerite 'DiCkcrson valcdiC-
torian. Rev. f. n. Wright gave the
invocation. Diplomas were present
ed by John W. West. president Of
Glendale School Board
Glendale p. I. A. has purchased
track for the curtains at the
school auditorium. at a cost of SIS.
(The writing of the correspond
ent was so pale that it was illegi-
Bile, and could not he deCiphered on
the balance of this page of his copy.
-EditOr)
Personal
Prof. and Mrs. Charles : Adkins
have closed their home in Glendale
and will spend the summer at their
old home at Newark. Md. as the
guests of Mrs. Adkins parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Powell.
Professor Adkins is an ardent
fisherman and spends most of his
time during the vacation season in
hunting out the haunts of the trout
and other members if the finny tribe
which the abundant in the waters
nearby the good old Eastern Shore
town of Newark. !
Mrs. Robert A. Wood accompan-
led by her niece. Mrs. Lee German
arrived home from Philadelphia on
of last week. Mrs. German
will be the guest of Mrs. Wood for
several weeks Mrs. Wood also en- .
tertained her nephew. Lee German.
over the weekend.
William DeGraw is visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia and will he
gone some time. William will be
missed from the church school and
Boy Scouts while he is away.
Mrs. |. T. Baker. Sr., and son. !.
r. Baker, Jr., accompanied by Miss
Bessie Warren mOtored to Whining
ton Saturday to attend the wedding
Of Miss Grace Welch Baker. to DR..
'hambers. which took place in the
Did Swede Church
Miss Anna W. Sheppard visited
in Milford last week
Mrs. John Beebe who is in the
Milford Emergency Hospital is re-
ported not so well.
Mrs Robert Kneer and Mrs, Ar
hur Williams mOtored to Whining
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers visited
hrs. Rogers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson. near Bridgeville. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John EllinGsworth !
# Milford were entertained by
riends in town last week.
Mrs. Arthur Tremayne and daueh-
err Lois. of PittstOn. Pa. are stay
ng some time at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. George A. Jester. Mrs.
ester who is a sister of Mrs. IRE ;
layne. has beeR very tit for some ,
'eeks. but we are glad to report {
teady improvement in her condi-
lon of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jester of 3
lilton we're dinner guests of Mr.. a
nd Mrs. Robert H. Swain. on Sun {
ay
Miss Edna Cats of Wilmington S
pent the weekend as the guest of |
Iiss Marian Warren at the home of a