Milford chronicle., 1935-02-22

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Mrs. Frank M. Jones, at her home
here. The other guests were, Mrs
Roland G. Paynter, Mrs. Charles w
Cullen, Mrs. W. Linden Rawlons
Mrs. Edward Sudler; Miss Laura
Richards, Miss Julia Burton, Miss
Elizabeth Houston, Mrs. Thomas
RobinsOn, Miss Mary Jones, Mrs. r.
win Burton, Mrs. Joseph Cahall, Mrs.
Daniel J. Layton. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. Cullen.
Mrs, Constable and her daughter,
Mrs. Richard X. White, and Mrs. w.
Linden Rawlins were guests Of Mrs.
Joseph B. NAPLES at luncheon on
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry " Lyons OF
Lewes, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Reese Layton of Bridgeville, were
guests Of Chief Justice and Mrs.
Daniel J. Layton at dinner, on Sun
day.
The Bend-o'-the-Road Club was
entertained by Miss Caroline Hen
derson on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. McDermott en-
tertained the following guests at din
ner and bridge on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin NAPLES of
Milford, Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Camp
bell Of Milton. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tubbs of Selbyville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Townsend and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Linden Rawlins Of this
town. Mrs. Tubbs and Mr. Rawlins |
were the prize winners.
Miss Caroline Henderson spent a I
part of this week in Philadelphia.
DIR. c. L. Hudiburg of Wilmington
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Boyer on Sunday.
Mrs. LinwOOd Faucet and Mrs.
A. J. Stevens have been spending
few days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Egan of Phila-
delphta, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Viohl of Wilmington attended the
funeral of Mr. William J. Mustard
on Monday, Feb 18th.
Miss Elizabeth Houston Of New
York City, spent the past weekend
With her parents here.
Miss Anita George spent last week.
md in Philadelphia.
Mrs. I. D. Short. End, and Miss S
Alpha VanValkenburg who have been 4
listing Mrs. Shorts mother in Nut
ey, N. j.. have returned to their ,
Omes here. S
Robert G. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. {
'homas Robinson and two children
'ere in Wilmington on Monday. /
Miss Vietta Sammons has been 3
pending the past week with Mrs.
ohm lsaacs, Jr.. at Greenwood. d
Mrs. II. T. Downing Of Palmyra, s.
. J.' was the weekend visitor of "
rs. o. d. Robinson. II
John Truitt, a clerk in the Post 81
hico here. has been on the sick "
ST. He is now able TO be tp and hC
,out his duties again. n
Miss Ethel Lord attended the auto-
obile show in Wilmington. Wednes- III
~ evening. RI
Miss Katherine Phillips and jean 81
orris were in Wilmington, We'd
'sday evening. ho
Mrs. Ira Davis is spending the wi
eek in Wilmington with her daugb-
r. Mrs. Frank Baylis. in
Rev. and Mrs. George White Daw- \
II OF Greensboro, Nd, visited tel
ends here this week. an
L. Paul Burkholder attended the on
tomobile show in Wilmington on ]
turday. ~ tier
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Saunders and irt
IS Julia Burton were in Whining Nil
/ ON Wednesday. Bel
Mrs. E. ]. Ryan Is visiting IN VIII Mr.
ngtOn this week. 4
Hiss Mary Jones left this week No
visit with friends in York, Pa. row
will also visit New York CITY Mri
ore returning to her home here. IN
ilss Lillian Daniels is III with Ia Get
Dpe. lspe
REV Marvel of Washington, D. C.. MAJ
mt the past weekend with his n
ents here. COu
lr. and Mrs. Ralph Swain and thai
ghter left this week for an ex- dau
led trip TO Florida, and other out
ITS in the south. gen,
r. and Mrs. Percival Ableman OF ents
'hington, D. C., spent the week Sar;
here man
arren Wheatley who is working few
a construction company al was
sboro. had both hands severely Sail
led Wednesday morning. Mr.. 91st
atley spilled gasoline on his she
hing, which became ignited from H.
arby fire. He is being cared for COM
le home of his aunt, Mrs. Nor outli
Hudson at Millsboro. but