Milford chronicle., 1936-06-19
DELMAR

Rev. and Mrs. Ralph C. Jones and
daughter Rebecca, left Delmar on
Saturday for Williamsport, Pa,
where their son, Ralph, Jr., gradu-
ated from Dickinson Seminary, on
Monday. Before returning home they
will visit Boston and Stroudsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Elmer Culver an
ncunce the engagement Of their
daughter, Dorothea Lee, to Romus
I Viohl, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Viohl, of Wilmington. The marriage
will take place on Sunday, June 2S.
The Alumni Association of the
Delmar (Delaware) High School, !
was recently organized with the fol- |
lowing officers: Samuel Phillips, '22,
was elected president; Miss Molly
Ellis, '25, vice president; Mrs. Flor
ence Hastings, II, secretary; Miss
Eunice Leigh Hastings, '35, treas
urer; George M. Nelson, '16, busi-
ness manager. A committee of which
Mrs. John TomlinsOn, IL, was ap-
pointed chairman, has planned a
banquet for Friday evening, June 10,
at o'clock in the high school for
all the old "grads."
Miss GOldey Krug, of Baltimore,
was a recent guest of Miss Polly ,
Culver. .
Mrs. James Brayshaw of Newark
is spending some time with relatives ,
and friends in this town. :
Mrs. Dora Pusey entertained her :
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and 4
Mrs. AIRY Trader, of Cape Charles, :
Va, over the weekend. q
Mr.. and Mrs. James 2. Cleary are
spending this week with their
laughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Trice in Baltimore.
Rev. and Mrs. N. A. Catlett enter
aimed the Rev. J. eileen Blackburn n
nd Rev. Carmack of Baltimore this r.
7eek. y y
Cecil Ford, a member of the Del II
lar CDelaware) High School facul- r.
=, left Saturday for his home at n,
ohnson City, Tenn. y,
Mrs. Bromley of Gainesville. Fla, Sr
as a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. -,
rank Lynch, Sr. ,r
Mrs. Grayson Elliott, a member of h,
le DelmaT (Delaware) school fac n,
lty, is spending her vacation with An
er husband, who is employed at IN
taunton. Va. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Sturgis en- NJ
rtained Mrs. Russell Stephenson -,
WeirwOOd, Va, over the week m,
Id. "a
Samuel Hamilton who has been
riously i'll for some time is report =
showing some improvement.
Mrs. Gladys johnson of New York
spending some time with her par
It's. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ross.
Mrs. Pearl Powell was a Philadel-
Tia shopper on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold BOudwin of
liladelphia spent the weekend
th Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Culver.
Mrs. Lelah Freeny, Miss Maria =
legood, of Salisbury, and Miss Ly- 1
4 Jackson, of Ocean Ciey, left on
nday by motor for trip to Cal
'rnia. They will stop in Pitts
Tgh for Frank Kitchens, brother
Mrs. FTeeny, who will accom-
ny the party on their trip. They
Dect to be away at least six weeks. 10
Harlan Nelson, student at Ohio II
iiversity, Athens. Ohio, and Miss I'D
rgaret Porter. of Canada, spent =. .
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. 80
liam Nelson. of this town.
lrs. Belts of Salisbury is spend Z p
some time with her sister, Mrs. 7:3
ljamin HeaTn. Mrs. Belts had the
ifortune to break her arm several c
-s ago but is patiently recover girl
our
It the recent annual session of Sob
Methodist Protestant Confer q
e the Rev. W. A. Donoway was
t to Delmar and E. E. Coleman. 90,
tor here for the past four years,
j sent to Seaford. ms,
frs. C. C. West. Mrs. Ed. Kre- ,iy .DeL
-ch, Mrs. Oscar Thomas, Mrs. new
INK Taylor, Mrs. Harry Ellis and =
S Clara Ellis of Delmar are at
ding the Homemakers' Short
rise in Newark. NJ,