Milford chronicle., 1935-11-08

MI. anu MIS-, EtlJdn u. l4ydlCH ndfl
spent the past week at the home o
their daughter, Mrs. NJ. Rasha Wat
son, the former having been i'll il
bed during their stay there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Simpler ant
children, Barrett and Caroline, o
FELTON,, were dinner guests of ths
formers brOther-in-law. and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Williams, Sr., ant
son Harvey, on Sunday. Morris
Simpler, one of the twin sons, re-
turned home with his parents aftel
a weeks stay in town as the guess
OF his aunt, Mrs. Lee Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Tubbs were re-
cent overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Holloway in Wilmington,
while their son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. " Tubbs and the 1attef's
niece, Miss Glenda SeabOld spent the
night with Mrs. Tubbs' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Newcomb. Other
places visited while on their trip
were Conowingo Dam, in Maryland,
Philadelphia, Valley Forge, and Get
tysiburg, Pa.
Mrs. Paul West is at home again
after having been away last week for
a few days treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armell A. Hudson
were calleu to DagsbOrO on Sunday
and Monday by the illness of their
son. Mr.. Arthur Hudson, who is
much better at this writing.
Mr.. Park Wells. of town, is also
very sick and his mother of ShOwell.
Nd, is spending several days with
him and his family.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Lee Murray have
been making frequent visits to the
home of his mother, Mrs. Julia Muir
ray, near Ebenezer, who has been
quite sick but is now recovering.
Her daughter, Miss Olive, Murray, a
graduate nurse who came over from
Nd, to care for her
mother, returned to her duties on
DR.. and Mrs. w. o. Daisey of
Md, and Mr.. Roland West
Of Millville were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Morris and two
Rachel and Janet, on
Sunday evening.
Miss Olive Hurley of GEORGETOWN
vas an overnight guest of Mrs. Ida ]
Townsend last week.
Mrs. William Franklin visited her |
on in Beebe Hospital at Lewes, on
sunday.
Billy Murray of Ebenezer. spent
lOnday night in town with his
ousins, Leroy and Severn Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flood, Sr., spent
lst week in Wilmington as the
uests of their son and wife, Mr..
nd Mrs. James Flood. and also
heir daughter, Miss Mary Flood who
as position and makes her home
18th them. While there Mr. and Mrs.
lOOd were taken on a trip up in
lie mountains of Pennsylvania, and
4 Friday spent the day in Wash
gtOn, ID. c., with relatives of their
and among the
any places of interest taken in
ere the Capitol building. Congress
onal Library, and the grave of the 5
nknOwn Soldier in Arlington +
returning to Wilmington a
at night, and on Saturday their {
lughter and her friend, Mr. Larry /
lrlet brought them TO their home a
re and remained over the week o
Id. Il
Mrs. Ida Richards spent the week Il
ID with her son and. wife. Mr.. and y
RS. Carl Richards. and Mrs. Mag b
E Kitchens at Omar. and on Sunday v
snt to LeweS where they visited the n
rmer's sister. Mrs. Henry Fish. and 8
1obfopf. hnnt1nn RI
rman who still remains in the oI
ebe Hospital with some slight i'm B
Ovement Il
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson of G
ooklyn, y. Y. are spending a few 10
vs. with the latter's mother. Mrs. pl
abelle Murray. who is confined to pl
= home due to illness. n
Mrs. Lucinda Wilgus, Mrs. .Nettie #
,st, Mrs. Mabel Evans and Mrs. NJ
ne Hickman made business trip
Wilmington last week. 70
ImOng those who attended a ca
citing and banquet held by the q
,tern State Feed Company in -
,rgetown on Friday. were Mr.. Ed 4
d L. McCabe. Mr. and Mrs. C. l..
Jabe, Jr.. Mrs W. E. Bunting, Mr..
Mrs. Jonah McCabe, Mr.. and
/. Elisha McCabe and daughter
othy, Mr.. and Mrs. Annie Bunt-
Mr.. and Mrs. Armell Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bunting.
fter service on Sunday evening
. and Mrs. E. NJ ShOckley left
Smyrna. where they spent the
It with Dr. and Mrs. J. L. John
and on Monday morning joined
and Mrs. w. E. Gunby of Will
gtOn on few days stay in New
k.
rs. James E. Hudson of the Le-
lde Store has been in a Phila-