Milford chronicle., 1935-05-10


near town, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tim
mons and daughter Sarah, Of Dags-
boro, were guests Of the formers
niece, Mrs. Hazel Rayne and family
on Saturday night.
Mrs. Elsie Farlow and children,
Carol and John William. returned
from Philadelphia on Friday night
accompanied by her sister and. nep-
hew, Mrs. J. T. Hearn, and George
Burch. Mrs. FarlOw took -her six
months old baby away for treatment
of eczema and has a very encOurag-
/ ing report from the doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Holloway and
son, Frank Marshall, Mrs. Lizzie
Hudson and daughter, Miss Vesta
Hudson visited Dagsb0ro and Beth
any Beach on Sunday last.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Lynch returned
to her home on Saturday after hav-
ing been III at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. NJ Rasha Watson
for more than a week.
F. W. Holloway was able to be
down to his place of business on
Monday after having suffered a bill
ious attack last week.
Norman Jarvis, Jr., is recovering
from an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. John A. Tubbs is spending
the week in Washington, d. c., with
her father and sister, U. S. Senator
John G. Townsend, Jr, and daugh-
ter, Miss Lyla Townsend. She will
also visit her brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Townsend while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Long spent Sun
day in FELTON, as the guests OF Prof.
and Mrs. d. "A. Petry.
Mrs. Ollie TimmOns has returned
from the Wills Eye Hospital in
Philadelphia, where she recently
went for the removal of a cataract
and is pleased with the results.
Mrs. James Johnson expects to go
to the same hospital for the removal
of cataract from each eye on Mon
day, May 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Long and
and also Mrs. Longs I
mother, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Nc |
Cabe were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I
MedfOrd Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. !
Ira McCabe in and near SeafOrd on /
Quite a severe wind and dust storm
passed through this section shortly
before 1 o'clock on Tuesday, but as
the storm was of short duration, no
serious damage was done in this i'm
mediate locality.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Magee have
rented and are occupying one of
he Long apartments on Church
street.
The Junior class of Selbyville High !
School held a bake in GOdwin's gar
age on Saturday last, and had fair
" good patronage. /,
There were Is members of the
graduating class who took in the
trip last week accom-
panied by Principal T. W. Howfe,
eaving here on Wednesday and re-
urning on Saturday.
Miss Jeane Chandler spent the
with her grandparents,
Japt. and Mrs. Ebe Chandler in
James E. Hudson is now recover
ng very nicely since his return from
he Milford Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. Onieta Bunting Tingle is
making satisfactory improvement in
he Beebe Hospital at Lewes, and is
her return home very
oon.
Mrs Inga Tubbs has made wonder
ul progress since her operation in
he Peninsula General Hospital,
Md, two weeks ago, and
will probably be home the last of
his week.
A few relatives and friends gath
red at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Walter NJ Long on Friday evening
nd rendered Mrs. Long a little sur
rise party in honor of the occasion
f her birthday anniversary. Those
resent were her children, Elisha
nd Agnes and her mother, Mrs.
Ilsena Holloway who resides with
hem, Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Nc
abe, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hudson,
r., and son Billy, Mr.. and Mrs. John
IcCabe, Mr. and Mrs. william BuFch,
Irs. Roy Campbell, Mrs. Albert Nc
abe, Misses Volta McCabe and
ouise Morris, Walter and Lorenza
IcCabe of town, Mr.. and Mrs. STRAIT
IN Burbage and son Willard, of
cean View. Ice cream and cakes
ere served, and Mrs. Long was the
scipient of a few birthday tokens.
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mother for Sunday. Nav 18th.