Milford chronicle., 1935-12-13

old Fountain, and Mrs. Emma Jack
son, all of Ridgely, Md, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edgar Anderson and daughter
Ruth Ellen, of Bridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne wen
to Salisbury, on Sunday afternoon
to see the latter's sister, Mrs. Naomi
Long Marvil who has not been very
well for the past few weeks, but is
slowly improving.
Calvin Rayne, Jr., was i'll for a
couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasher w. Watson
Jr., entertained at a family dinner
on Sunday the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pasher w. Watson, Sr.,
Miss Helen Watson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiah Mumford and son Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watson and
children Bobby and Rebecca of Sell
byville, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bowen of Newark, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dukes of
Philadelphia motored here on Sun
day to bring his mother, Mrs. ROxie
G. Dukes, who has been spending
some time with them and another
son, Mr.. Alfred G. Dukes, of New
York.
Mrs. Lambert Campbell has re-
turned from a short visit with her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Bunting at Bethany Beach
who are receiving congratulations
upon the arrival of little daughter
quite recently.
Mrs. Roberta McCabe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Campbell visited relatives
and friends at ChincOteague, Va, on
Sunday
Among those who have been to
Philadelphia during the past week
to see Santa Claus and his toys are
Mrs. Elmer West and son George
Elmer. Mrs. Miriam Dukes and
daughter Betty Jeane of town, and
Mrs. Edward Adkins and daughter
Patsy of the Selbyville Road near
Fenwick Island. The latter two were
by Mrs. Mabel Evans |
and Mrs Nettie West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jarvis and |
Norman, Jr. who have been occupy |
ing the property of the late Mr.. and |
Mrs. James II. Law on Dukes street.
now owned by Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. i
have rented and are NOV
ing to the Harry Clinton Holloway
property on Church street, the for
ner home of Mrs. Viola Holmes and
The Misses Hazel and Agnes Hol-
and were guests of Miss Mae Nc
Jabe on Sunday, the latter being a
Inner guest at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary HOl-
and in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Murray and
hree sons, Leroy, Severn. and Bert
am were guests on Sunday of the
brother. Mr.. John Murray
lear Ebenezer, who had just return
d from Salisbury Hospital following
surgical operation. Mrs. Murray
emained overnight returning home
n Monday.
Mr.. John e. Wilgus of the Selby-
lille road near Roxana. a brother
Mr.. C. w. Wilgus of this town
ad quite a strange experience
ew weeks ago, having purchased
lree pigs in Dover and brought them
to his home where they remained
II couple of days until Mr.. Will
us and his son went to insert rings.
nd one of the pigs weighing about ,
} pounds decided he didn't want Il ,
ng in his nose and jumped the pen :
nd was little too swift for Mr. =
Iilgus and his son, and has not I
cen seen or heard from since that {
me. 1t is nothing strange for a s
1T or dog to return to their former
ONE, but this is the first instance
pig going back home, if such be
lie case.
Last Thursday was observed as
Husbands Night" at the Selbyville
Club with an attendance
about IS. including the members
the club and their husbands. Mrs.
Conn Scott presided. and Mrs. J.
b.. Tubbs was chairman of the Della
are Day program. E. Paul Burk-
older of Georgetown was the guest
leaker and gave a brief history of
lie State of Delaware. The members
the club put on a short sketch
ltitled what Every Housewife
nOws.' A musical program by the
lub Chorus, Mr.. Sprague. Mrs.
unn and the Misses Rachel Morris.