Milford chronicle., 1935-09-20

sister, Mr.. and Mrs Isaac ]. Quillen
Sr., and daughter Kathryn. A din
ner was gwen in their honor by Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Whaley at their home
with Mrs. M. Pasha Watson on Mon
day, and one at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Wilgqs on Wednesday be-
fore their leaving on Thursday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Carl Pepper of Phila-
delphia were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
c. w, Wilgus and daughter, Mrs.
Nettie West for awhile on Sunday
last.
Senator and Mrs. James B. Nc
Cabe and their daughter, Miss Mae
McCabe and her cousin, Miss Mary
Fassett spent Saturday night and
Sunday at "The Law Cottage" &C
Bethany Beach.
U. D. Senator John G. Townsend.
Jr., entertained at two dinner parties
last week in honor of the entire force
OF employees on the Swan Greek APP
pie Farm near MillsbOrO; $500 bush
els Of apples from the farm were
just recently sent to European coun-
tries.
Senator Townsend and two friends
from Philadelphia were dinner guests
of his son and daughteF-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul L. Townsend of Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., at their summer home,
Ocean City, Nd, on Friday night.
Bill Tubbs has returned to the
Culver Military School in Culver,
Indiana, for the second year, after
having spent the summer with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tubbs
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City. His brother, Townsend Tubbs
did not return but will attend a
Military School in Chester, Pa, in
stead.
Charles Dukes, son of Mrs. Frank
A. Holloway has also entered Mill
tary School for his first year.
Mrs. Frank w. Holloway, Mrs. |
Mary E. DerricksOn, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Elmer NJ. Holloway and son. Frank |
Marshall, went to fredericksburg, Md, |
on Sunday.
Mrs. Henrietta Long observed her
Dist birthday on Sunday, Sept. 18th,
but due to the fact that her son, Mr..
Frank A. Long with whom she Ie-
sides underwent a surgical operation
IN Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia,
ast week, there was no special Cele-
lration Of her natal day with the
exception Of a few relatives and
friends calling and leaving some lit
lie gift or greeting as a token OF
heir appreciation for the splendid
ife she has lived in our community.
Aunt Rieta as she is called by most
If the people of the town, is still
ictive and performs a great many
If the daily duties of her home. We
are glad to say the condition of her
sons health is now satisfactory 20 a
recovery. though he will
lave to remain in the hospital for
iome time yet.
The writer is indebted to Mrs. c. I!
". Jarrett for the following item in
'eference to the successful career
If Mr.. Paul r. Brown, formerly of
his town:
Paul r. Brown. formerly of Selby-
lille. was appointed superintendent
# the public schools of Linden, N. J. :
city school system consists
# two high schools and an eighth
,rade school. 1t is one Of the largest
chool systems in the country and Is I
n the metropolitan area of New
FORK City. +
Mr.. Brown received his first de- {
rec, bachelor of arts at Simpson !"
'Ollege in Indianola, Iowa. He also ]
as a degree of batchelOr OF sacred s
heOlOgy from Boston University. At r
'eachers College, Columbia Univer- y
ity. where he majored in education
e received the degree of Master of o.
rts, and at Rutgers University. Z
here he majOred. in supervision and u
administration. he received the de-
rec of Master Of Education. In ad- e
itiOn to these. Mr.. Brown has COM !
leted all work for the D0ctOrate OF ~
ducation at Rutgers, and will re-
Five the degree in June. L
He is superintendent of the Linden u
2. f. Church School: Chaplain Of ,,
inden Post No. 1O2. American Le- y,
on, and a delegate to the County vi
of that organization. He 10
also a Mason and a member OF ~, ~
e Boy Scout Troop Committee. s,l
RS. Brown will be remembered as
thel Warren, a former teacher in F.
e Selbyville School, and daughter s; se
the late Captain and Mrs. War an
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