Milford chronicle., 1936-04-03

lerty on Dukes street, where they for
merly resided. Mr. Taylor is an Of
fee employee Of the Messrs. Ray and
F'rany Holloway at the W. G, Will
liams Feed Store on Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Hudson, Jr..
and daughter Louise. have moved to
their new home and Filling Station
on the DUPONT Boulevard near the
main entrance to town.
Mrs. Essie Murray accompanied
her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
A. Murray to their home in YeadOn,
Pa. on Sunday. and spent Monday
in Philadelphia shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Brasure
and daughter Louise, spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin C.
Andrews in Wilmington.
Buntings' Nurseries of this town
were among the prize winners in the
Flower Show at the Commercial Mu-
scum in Philadelphia last week, this
being the fourth consecutive year
they have taken a prize, and for the
past two years won first prize among
the exhibitions of a similar nature to
their own display. At the close of
the show on Saturday, Buntings
their shrubbery to the
National Home Show in Salisbury,
Md. Among those who attended at
different intervals were c. A. Blunt
ing, president of the company, Ray |
mOnd Everett and Norman Bunting, |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bunting, Edgar |
Wells, and Henry B. Aul. their land |
5cape artist who designed and super
vised both of their exhibits.
Billy James. Armell Long, Mildred
McCabe and Mary Fassitt are spend
ng their spring vacations with their
parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. E. James.
Hr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Long. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. McCabe. Jr.. and DR.. and
Hrs. A. NJ. RittenOur.
L. T. Davis, formerly of New Or
cans, La, now of Norfolk. Va, re-
emily circled among former &C
Iuaintances here.
Mrs. Reese Peters has returned
rom Beebe Hospital. Lewes, where
he recently underwent an operation
or the removal Of her appendix.
Mrs. Norman Jarvis is now in
3eebe Hospital under observation
md treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Morris and
daughters Rachel and Janet, went to
lover early last Sunday morning
where they joined DR.. and Mrs. w.
}. Daisey of Fruitland. Md, and mo-
Ored to Philadelphia where they
pent the day as the guests of Mrs
Norris and Mrs. Daisey's brother and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
). Collins.
Quite number from this town at
ended a variety shower given for
,lr. and Mrs. John Savage at their
lOme with Mr. and Mrs, Charles
)aisey at Bayard, OH Wednesday
light of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Law, Miss Ad-
lie Furman. Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Whitaker of town. and Mrs. Ella
,alhOun Of Philadelphia. had dinner
t the Law cottage, Bethany Beach,
n Sunday last. After dinner guests |
we're Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Long of
Sleepy Hollow" ,
Miss Allie Marie Bennett of near
'cnwick Island was a dinner guest
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Law at their home .
n Wednesday Of last week.
Principal and Mrs. T. w. HOwic
ave moved 10 the Virecl McCabe ,
property on Walnut street. Mr. Me-
abe having moved his family to his
lace of business on the DUPONT
Boulevard. and now DR., and Mrs. l.. !
!. Outten have taken both apart 6
tents of the Mrs. Eva Il. Moore prop ,
rty on Main street. and are using :
ne rooms vacated by the lIOwie FAM =
y for an office and waiting room. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips and 7
tile boy. who have been occupying
ne Campbell apartment on the cor
er of Railroad Avenue and HOsier
treet for the past four years. are Z
Ow occupying the Whitaker prop c
rty OH Dukes street. N
ASK The Professor" an Operctta T.;
! two acts. by Clark Lee-Clark. was 81
resented in the High School audi n
,rium on Friday night under the di- NJ
,ctiOn of Mr.. Mason Sprague assist b.
| by Miss Carolyn BrOgan. Includ- j
lg the band players under the di- 81
,ctiOn of Mr.. Philip Young there e
ere more than 100 pupils who con- W
ibuted largely 10 the evenings en- al
rtainment which was very we'll he
ltronized and thoroughly enjoyed NJ
: those present. dc