Milford chronicle., 1935-03-22
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On Thursday eYeniAg the State
Executive Committee of the P. O. 3.
Of A. made their annual visit to
Washington Camp No. 10. Among
those present were State President
Harry Schmidt Of WILMINGTON, Vict-
President William Harrington OF
Cheswold, State Treasurer 3. Y. VIII
liams Of Cheswold, State Secret0ry
George Erwin OF WILMINGTON, and
Charles Rodway Of HaFtly. Refresh
ments were served at the close OF
the business session.
Rev. r. L. TaWes announced on
Sunday morning series Of sermons
on Characters OF the Cross, begin
ming with ePontias PLATE" on Sum
day evening, On next Sunday eve
ming his subject will be Judas
Iscariotp st
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orvis and
family were guests on Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Williams Of Slaughter
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Turner gave
a birthday dinner on Sunday in hon
or OF their youngest and Oldest
daughters, Gloria and Etzell.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. orvis gave a
surprise birthday party on Friday
evening for their daughter Pearl, It,
being her 18th birthday. Those pres
ent were Dorothy Anderson, Irma
Turner, Dorothy Galloway. Margaret
warren, Eleanor Davis, Doris Nc,
Ilvaine, Mildred Hazel, Margaret.
Wilcutts, Hazel Wright, Frances
Steelburg, Gloria Turner and Ann
McIlVaine.
Harvey Blocksom and ]. r. Lof-
land OF Wilmington, we're guests OF
Mrs. Carrie COnnor. .f1 - !
Mrs. Esther Moore and Mrs. Fred
Lewis visited Wyoming on Wednes-s
day. Mrs. Moore visited her brother
and sister-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen CIute, and Mrs. Lewis visited
her sister-in-1aWs, Mrs. Mary Mon!
tague and Mrs. Ella Needles. I
Those attending the State Insti-
tute OF the Wotnan's Christian Tenn |
perance Union, held at the Presby- |
terian Church In Dover, on Monday |
were Mrs. Myra McIlvai1e, Mrs. Ed
ma Davis. Mrs. MARGARET Marvel and /
Mrs. Lulu Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Abbott of eNW
Castle were guests OF Mrs. Fred |
Lewis on Thursday.
H. P. Anderson has secured a pO-
sitiOn with the Delaware Dyers and
Cleaners Of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orvis and
lamily were guests on Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Williams of
Beach.
Miss Mildred Jackson attended a
Inner at $50 on Monday evening at
he opening Of the Hobb, Tea Room
n the Delaware Trust Building, VIII
nington. The dinner was given by
Mrs. Speeding, superintendent Of
he Wilmington General Hospital, in /
lonOr Of the members Ofthe "a class /
# the Wilmington General Training /
school who have passed the State !
3oard examination and have srecetT-
ID their degree Of r. NJ. ss,.
Miss Margaret Roe entertained her1
'unday School class at st. Valen-
inc party on Friday evening. Those
resent were Jane Roe, Mildred
Knight, Marie Grace, Billy Roe; 4gil-.l
ard Hall, Billy Muneey. and Eugenel
anderson. 4
Mrs. George johnson Of Cahter-
ury spent last week with Mr.. and
frs. W. T. Roe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b., McIlVaineJ
a number of their friendsi
I cards on Friday evening. Tlfoset
resent were Mr.. and Mrs. II B.
purry. Mr.. ana Mrs. C. c. McIlFaine,
Ir. and Mrs. Hubert Dill, Mr.. and
Irs, J. R. McIlvaine, Mr.. and Mrs.
dward Kelly. Mrs. Edna Davis,
Iisses Mildred Jackson, Edna Short,
RANGES SOper, Messrs. Wilson May
rburg, Purnell Anderson, Arling-
m Jackson and Hazel Roe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland GfuWell spent
le weekend with relatives in Up
ar. Darby.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. v. Hearn OF Sails
lry, Nd, spent several days this
eek with Mr.. and Mrs. C.. c. Me-
vaine. On Wednesday they were
,companied by Mrs. MeIlYaine and
nm to Philadelphia TOR the day,
Mrs. James Reed and son Neuty,
e spending several days this week
ith her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
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