Milford chronicle., 1935-02-22

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Ion Sunday Louise was a dinner
Eguest Of Miss Laura McCabe near
town.
Ma. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne and
hchildren spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. =; NJ. Marvel and son in Sails
bury, Md.
Rev. and Mrs. e. NJ. Shockley
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.Lemuel b. Sliockley and her mother
lat Townsend, last week, and also
made a business trip to Wilmington.
Rev ShOckley has just recently
.traded, his Buick car for an up-to-
date Ford.
! Mrs. Lizzie Lynch is slowly inn
proving after having been i'll for
1.-THE past two weeks, at home with
l'her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
land Mrs. Raymond Ringler.
1t should have been Mrs. Char
lotte Hastings who had been in
doors for three weeks, not very we'll,
instead Of Mrs. Charles Hastings, as
was stated through some mistake in
last weeks letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holston of
Georgetown were guests of her par
ents, MIR, and Mrs. AlphOnsO Wilgus
on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Wood
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Wood
were also their guests Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Prettyman
of Glendale, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bunting and daughter Margaret of
Salisbury, Md, were recent guests
OF their mother and grandmother.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCabe Hastings on
West Church street.
Mrs. Ollie TimmOns had. with her
for a short while last week, her son.
Alvin c. Timmons of DagsborO. who
has just returned from Florida where
he has been for the benefit of his
health.
Mrs. james E. 'Wilgus who is
teaching at Bayard, has been CON
fined to her home on West HOsier
Avenue, with severe cold for the
past week, and Miss Kathryn Quill
len has been substituting during her
illness. Miss Quillen also spent the
weekend in Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. Elmer West was substitute
for Miss Eleanor Barnett. third grade
teacher in Selbyville School during
her recent illness.
Sclbyville friends and relatives are
extending congratulations to Mr. and |
Mrs. Edgar Bennett of Roxana, since |
the birth of Edgar Jr.. a 10 pound |
son. on Thursday Of last week. The |
report came to the writer that Mr.. |
Bennett was wearing a very broad |
smile-that could be seen less"
than a mile.
Mrs. Ida Quillen was dinner |
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charlotte
on Sunday
The Misses Ada and Evelyn Baker
are very much better after a weeks
Illness, the former having had pneu-
nonia while the latter had a severe
case of tOnsilitis. The parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Baker are now suffer-
ing with severe colds. though they
ire still able to be up.
The Milford Emergency Hospital
was called here last Sat
lrday afternoon for Mr.. James +.
hudson of the LcGrande Food Store.
III Church street. who has suffered
relapse after being out week
~ mo ANNtul llIucSS.
MT. William A Law is still i'm
'roving and expects to be able TO
-et downstairs at a very early date.
nd is greatly surprised almost every {
ay with letter or card from old
riends at distant points. ID
Frank A. Holloway still remains I
Beebe Hospital at Lcwes. but is /
ow progressing very rapidly. |!
Miss Eva McCabe. daughter Of Mr..
nd Mrs. c. L. McCabe. Jr.. has been S
u the sick list for a few days. d
Mrs. w. r. Tubbs is very SLOWLY "
Improving, though not able to get
'ound yet. Il
Joshua Murray is also confined 10 $
$ home with rheumatism. d
A house and lot and also house
I'D goods. property of the late Mr.. c
I'd Mrs. Charles II. Hamblin OH q
lurch street. was sold at public
lc on Saturday last. Mr.. Ira Hamb- "a
one of the sons, was the pur- S
aSer of the real estate.