Milford chronicle., 1936-03-27

Mr. Jefferson Gray. III. @. Q. Gray
Miss Charlotte Layton and Mrs. Lin
ford Hook attended the Flower Show
n Baltimore on Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Vondenburs is inn
/ proving IN the Johns Hopkins Hos
lpital Baltimore She Is expected
home soon
Morgan MeAllen Of Baltimore spent
the Weekend with his mother, Mrs.
villa McAllen.
Misl Virginia King Is home from
Randolph Macon College for the
lspring holidays Miss King has
\ guests from Chicago and Baltimore.
Miss Nancy Wright and Virginia
Z Taylor are also spending their spring
vacations with their parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs II. p Hardesty att
tended the funeral Of Wildey D.
GravenOf from his late home at
Sharpt0wn, Nd, last Sunday after
noon. Mr.. GraYenor was the senior
member Of the undertaking firm Of
Gravenor Brothers.
Mrs. Maynard HOch entertained
her friends at party on Tuesday
AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Ira Lewis was hostess at a
dinner party at her home on Tues
day evening Of last week.
Master Bobby Carey is a patient
in the Milford Emergency Hospital.
Mr.. Raymond Short, Mrs. Mary
EllingswOrth and Miss Pauline FL
lingswofth attended the funeral Of
the Rev. johnson father Of Mr. Wen
dali johnson. at POttstOwn, Pa, on
Thursday last.
George Young is improving in the
Milford Emergency Hospital after an
operation for appendicitis.
Miss Bessie Brown spent last week
in Milford and Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Rous is III at her home
az this time
Walter Belts, Jr.. is also ill.,
Mr.. Sol Kline spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Annie Cow chaperOned
group Of young people to Lord Balti-
more School to attend a Safety COun-
ell meeting on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Adams are
home from Florida.
Mr.. Joe Johnson is also home from
Florida.
Miss Mary West has recovered
from her illness.
Miss Evelyn Corey Is absent from
the school Office because of Illness.
Mr. C. e. Brown attended the
Flower Show in Baltimore last week.
On Wednesday at p. m. at the
High School Assembly Walter Dent
Smith. president of the Delaware
Safety Council presented to the
Bridgeville High School one of the
eight new Pontiac automobiles re-
Gently given to the Delaware Safety
Council by the Pontiac Motor Co.
This car was given by the company
for the purpose of teaching Safety
Education. The car is now the prop
erty of the school, to be used for
school purposes by any organization
within the school, and by the prin-
cipal This school last fall organ
lied a Safety Council and put into
effect program of education along
that line. It is largely a result of
this that the school was given this
much appreciated new car.
Mrs. Hattie Cahall. local chairman
Of the Red Cross made an appeal
for help for the devastated food
areas. AS a result of her plea the
school children have already con-
tributed over 200 cans Of vegetables
and fruits, -four, beans, potatoes, /
clothing, and money.
Mr. G. M. Steele who is in charge
of an exhibit of work done by the
Mosquito Control in the state will !
lecture to all children at the school I
this week. The exhibit will remain
in the school for one week. It shows
a reproduction of food gates, bitches
etc. used in the elimination of mo- |
squitO. Mrs. Steel will give valu- /
able suggestions to the children as
to the manner in which they may 1
aid in the elimination of the pest.
The Funeral of Charles T. Gray |
was held at his home on Friday Of T
last week. Interment was made in T
Cemetery.
Mr.. Charles Gray and family have
returned TO their home in Philadel-
phia after attending the funeral Of
his father Mr.. Charles T. Gray.
Mrs. Mary f. McCauley and Harold
heCauley have also returned TO their
homes in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby Raisin have
been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Birmingham
md Mrs. Leah Snowberger were
'isiting in town last week.
Mr., and Mrs. William Wiley have
zone to Baltimore to live.