Milford chronicle., 1935-03-15


nett OF Roxana.
Messrs. A. NJ, Lynch and c. A.
Bunting attended a "stag party
given by Chester Townsend, Of Sandy
Landing, on Saturday last Follow
ing a dinner at s o'clock, the remain
der Of the evening was spent at
Walston's bowling alley at Bethany
Beach.
Miss Rata Long Of Beacon College,
Wilmington, was at home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Long
over the weekend, her mother now
being confined to her bed after she
was thought to be much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wilgus
and daughter, Mrs. Nettie West, we're
entertained to dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey MeCabe and daughter
Kathleen, at their home near Bayard
on Sunday.
Chester Richards OF Wilmington,
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Trussie l. Richards.
Mrs. Kate Hudson of FrankfOrd
was an overnight guest OF Mrs. Liz
zie Hudson and daughter Vesta, on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Long and daugh-
ter Betty Ann were dinner guests Of
his father and step-mOther. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. T. Long at Shovel. Md, on
Sunday. Later in the day the latter
Mr.. and. Mrs. Long accompanied by
Miss Electa Long and little Miss
Jeanette Rayne of this town, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Long
at their home near town.
Mrs. Cora Lynch, Mrs. Miriam
Dukes and daughter Betty Jeane
were guests Of Mrs. Myrtle Lynch:
a sister Of the former, and her son,
Marvel Lynch. at Laurel, on Sunday.
Luther Richards OF near town at
tended a family dinner at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Watson in
Frankfort last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Maggie Baker is very much
better after having been quite sick
on Saturday.
Armell Long, of the University of
Delaware, was at home with his par
ents and sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
VI. Long and daughters, Anna Lee
and Dorothy. over the weekend.
DR.. C. l. Whitaker of Greenwood
was a guest of relatives in town on
Monday. having just returned from
a visit to Mrs. Whitaker, who has |
been i'll and under treatment at the |
home of her sister. Mrs. Ella Law |
Calhoun, in Upper Darby, Pa, for |
more than four weeks.
Mr.. W. Mack Long, Of "Sleepy |
Hollow" is now spending a great |
deal of his time in bed, following ia
of a physician, after hav-
ing undergone a physical examina-
ton at the Johns Hopkins clinic in
Baltimore, Md. some time ago. Mr..
Longs condition is not very good,
though he is feeling better since TAX
ing a complete rest and correcting
his diet.
On Tuesday night, March 5th, the
5elbyville Volunteer Fire COMPANY
held its regular monthly meeting and
following the business meeting the
chief engineer, Homer H. Pepper,
was host to the members and officers
present that night at a very enjoy
lble supper. the menu consisting of
,ried chicken, hot sweet potato bis
quits and coffee. The supper was
served by his mother, Mrs. c. II. Pep
Der and Mrs. Thomas Richie.
We are extending our sympathy to
Mrs Ida Townsend of this town i'm
he death of her sister, Mrs. Minnie
White of Pittsville. Nd, who passed
way on Tuesday of last week, after
ust a few days illness of nneu-
nOnia. Other relatives and friends
Who went over for the funeral on
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
'immOns, Mrs. G. E. James, Preston
townsend, Mrs. Helen Wanser, Mrs.
lucinda Wilgus, Mrs. Margaret KEEL
ey, Mrs. Nettie West and Mrs. Mabel
,vans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Kitchens
fere rendered a variety shower" at
he home Of the brides parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. w. T. Hudson. Sr.. on Fri
ay night of last week. The affair
'as very largely attended and ice
ream and cakes were served in
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman
'ere the recipients of a number of
seful articles for which they are
cry grateful, and are expecting to
stablish home near MillsboYO
here the former will operate a fill
lg station in the very near future.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer NJ. Holloway
nd son Frank Marshall entertained
dinner on Sunday, Mr.. and. Mrs.
GRACE Murray and Horace, Jr., Mrs.
onis Young and daughter Helen,
nd also a little granddaughter, all
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FarlOw and
70 children. Carol and John viii
am, had as their guests one day
st week. Mrs. Harry A. Goodwin.
:, Mrs. David Goodwin, ElrOy and
Iizabeth Ann Goodwin Of ROxaDa.
RS. Allie Farl0W Elliott of Delmar.
ID her daughter, Miss Nellie Elliott.
I'd the former Mrs. GOdWin's daugh-
r, Mrs. Vert Parsons, both grad
tie nurses OF the Peninsula General
ospital. Salisbury, Nd.
Capt Harry Derrickson Of the Hog
land. Coast Guard Station, near
aehapreague, Va. is spending some
ne with his family at their home
the DUPONT boulevard.
Frank A. Holloway spent last Sat
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
ines while Mrs. Holloway went to
,ver to visit her sister who Is i'll
the hospital there.
DR.. W. b. Hastings, Rev E. M.
Iockley. Mrs. NJ. p. Watson and
IS. Peter Whaley, president and
,e-presldent of teams 81 and SO are
lrting their work in the campaign
raising funds for the construction
the new hospital at Milford.
The pupils OF SelByville High
hool served very nice supper
q Thursday night which was well