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Evening star., 1936-07-24
NJ a ryl a n d
And Virginia
In the News
The Misses Fletcher
Guests at Dinner
Dance.
"HE Misses Helen and Kathleen
Fletcher entertained at din
ner dance at the Shoreham
Ifal auoninu In

"HE Misses Helen and Kathleen
Fletcher entertained at a din
ner dance at the Shoreham
l. terrace Wednesday evening In
honor of their cousin, Mr.. Richard
Melton, of Long Beach, Calf who Is
on a visit with them at the home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Fletcher, of Arlington, Va.
The guests included Miss Arlene
Gilbert, Miss Lucille Davis, Miss Pa
tricia Holt. Miss Laura Holt, Miss Irene
Lee, Mr.. Bruce Davis. Mr.. Russ Tay-
lor. Mr.. Warner Taylor. Mr.. Peter
Wesley. Mr.. Paul Menson, MIR. Tony
Dubeck and Mr. Harold Lyons.
Miss jamie Grady of Pittsburgh,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Jean McCandliSh of Silver Spring,
Md, was the guest of honor at fare
we'll party and picnic given yesterday
afternoon by group of girls OF the
community in Rock Creek Park. Miss
Grady will return tomorrow to her
home after passing month here.
Among those present were Miss Mar
jorie Burke, Miss Marjorie Noble, Miss
Alice Jane Walker, Miss Pauline Har-
dy, Miss Winifred Hyslop, Miss Mary
Denham, Miss Virginia Webster, Miss
Loretta Yost and Miss Anna Mar
garet Stockton of Amory, Miss, who
is also a house guest of the McCan-
dishes. Mrs. la Hays McCandlish.
Mrs. George Webster and Mrs. Louis
YoSt, Sr., were also guests at the party.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Steed of Edge
moor. Md. have as their guests for
several days Mrs. w. l.. Monroe and
her two children of Atlanta, Ga, and
Mr.. Corbett Smith and his daughter
of Miami, Fla.
Mrs C. R. Hughes. accompanied by
her son. Mr. John Hughes. and daugh-
ter, Mrs Porter McKeever. and hnr
son of Kensington. Md has gone 20
Oklahoma and Colorado. where she
will spend the remainder of the Sum-
mer.
Miss Patsy Royster of Edgemoor
who spent the first part of the month
with her grandmother. Mrs. v. C.
Royster. in Raleigh, N. c.. is stopping
for few days in Virginia Beach with
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs
Felix B. Erwin. before returning to
her home on Middlesex lane. Nj.
and Mrs Erwin. who are residents of
Chevy Chase. have been in Virginia
Beach for the past 10 days They ex-
pect to return to Chevy Chase on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Douglas Sears of
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he merely bids six spades, which is .
laydown
The rule Of the ace and the king is
the first ever formulated. which de.
scribes not only how to bid a slam,
but when to invite II.
Copyright. 1885,
The Four Aces will be pleased to answer
letters from readers IL a stamped t3-centl.
self addressed envelope is inclosed with
pocket outline of the Four Aces system
of contract bridge. send with your request.
stamped t3-centl, self-addressed large
size envelope to the -Four Aces, Ire. 130
West Forty-second street New York City.
and you will receive an outline Without
any charge.
Evening star., 1936-07-24

After the double raise, South can
deduct an ace and still have sound
opening bid; hence, he invites slam.
either by showing another biddable
suit. or by bidding his lowest ace, in
this instance, clubs. Now North. hav-
ing a sound double raise. indicates
flrst-round control in diamonds. After
South's cue-bid Of four hearts, North's
five-heart bid shows the king of that
suit.
At this point South. who has shown
the full strength Of his hand. signs
of at five spades. Now North could
bid six diamonds to indicate that he
also holds the king of that suit. but
not being interested in q grand slam.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hough
Have House Guests

Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Hough are
entertaining Mr.. Hough's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. oliver Hough, and his sis
ter, Miss Kathleen Hough OF Perry
opolis, Pa and they also have as
guests Mrs Hough's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Miller of Donora, Pa.
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Visiting in Virginia.

Mrs. J. C. Pickett of Columbia. S c.
is here on visit with her son in Law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs William
G. Wright, at their home, at 300S
Second street. North Arlington. Va.
Mrs. Pickett will go next week to visit
another daughter in Meadville. Pa.
Evening star., 1936-07-24

Mrs. Dora Griffith entertained at a
delightful alfresco luncheon Tuesday
in the garden at the National Woman's
Party headquarters in Washington in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
her daughter. Mrs. j. Frank Hendricks
of Oak Crest, Va. Guests included Miss
Helen Willis of Washington. formerly
of Delaware. Ohio: Mrs. Jason Swallen
of Takoma Park and her house guest,
Miss Marguerite Tohle of Lima, Ohio;
Mrs. Donald Jackson. Washington:
Mrs. Neil Hotchkiss and Mrs. Houston
Lane Marshall OF Aurora Hills, Va.
Mrs. Francis r. Weller, accompanied
bv Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Curtin,
ir. Mr.. Hartman Weller and Mr.
Harlow Weller, left Thursday for New
York City, where they will board ship
for a Midsummer cruise to the Carib-
bean. visiting a number of Central
American countries. Mrs. Curtin was
the former Miss Sallie Rita Weller.
The Misses Leah and Gertrude
Effenbach. prominent members Of the
Planists' Club of Washington. and
their sister, Miss Shirley Effenba ch
of Chicago. we're entertained Thurs
Gay by Mrs Martin A, Morrison at
her Summer home, Solitude. near
Bluemont. Va.
Evening star., 1936-07-24

Mr.. Robert L. Parsons assistant to
the director of the Corcoran Gallery
of Art. will sail today for London.
where he will take Summer course
at the Courtauld Institute, under a
Carnegie art scholarship. He will later
visit Paris before returning to WASH
ington in September.
Evening star., 1936-07-24
Sunday Games Approved.

Australian educa tionsl authorities
recently met in Adelaide and voted
that clean health building games on
Sunday were good for boys
Evening star., 1936-07-24

~HARLEs GoREN of Phila-
delphia has long been con-
sidered one of the leading
~ players and analysts in the
East. Mr.. Goren has recently writ
ten book entitled Winning Bridge
Made Easy" In this attractive vol
ume the author has incorporated
great many of the principles of The
Four Aces system. One of these is
the rule of the ace and the king, Of
which Mr.. Goren says: ITO guide you
in determining whether or not to
make slam try, after double raise
in your suit, neat rule has been for
mulated by The Four Aces. which is
in part: If your hand is balanced
and you have an ace more than you
needed for your opening bid, you may
invite SIAM"
Here is an example:
South. dealer.
Q10s6S
vK4
<AKs6
= 109
N
We
S
AK972
vA65
%73
= Asa
The bidding:
South North
5A 6A
Pass
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Residential

tCOntlnued FrOm IHITu Fdgt.'
daughter of the Acting Postmaster
General and Mrs. w. w. Howes.
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Winning Contract
Ace and King.
BY THE FOUR ACES,

Inventors of the system in existence
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.cARsuREToR TEMPERATURE,
14s.1sS DEGREES: Gasoline boils-
and the vapor escapes through per
colating vent on the carburetor-siv-
ing no mileage whatsoever. BETHO-
LINE DOES NOT BOIL AT THESE
TEMPERATURES.
FUEL PUMP TEMPERATURE,
14o-1So DEGREES: Gasoline boils-
the vapor is pumped to the carburetor
and escapes through the percolating
vent. wasting mileage. BETHoLINE
DOES NOT BOIL AT THESE
TEMPERATURES.
Evening star., 1936-07-24
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY

w WHEREVER you find the
M thistle, you will find its
" " partner. the painted lady.
In this wonderful world
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
JUDGE WILEY no SPEAK
AT NEW CASTLE MEETING

Judge Earle d. Wiley, Of Dover
will address the membership Of the
American Legion of New Castle
county on Foreign Relations" al
the Legion Home. Lancaster avenue
and Union street. Wilmington, on
Monday. January IS. al 8 p. M. ac-
oording to an announcement by Earl
Sylvester, chairman Of the Foreign
Relations COMMITTEES OF the Ameri-
can Legion Of Delaware. This Is the
first Of a series Of three meetings.
one IN each county. planned BY this
committee during the spring activ-
tiles. The Importance of the subject,
in view Of the world conditions. Is
recognized BY the Legion and simi-
lar meetings are being held through
out the country at which time out
standing speakers viii address the
gatherings .Brigadiar General Amos
A. Fries. retired. Of Washington. D.
@, an outstanding Legionnaire, who
has made an intensive study Of this
subject and who recently addressed
he Tall Cedars AZ Milford has prom
sed to speak on this subject at
,ither the Kent or Sussex county
Meeting The public Is invited ana
lrged to attend these meetings.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
NEW CENTURY CLUB

The love of home and family life
with a devotion to ones country and
the rights Of others, was the kew
note for a fine talk delivered by NAY
Cohen on Monday at the Milford
New Century Club, before a grOun
OF members who had braved the
storm to be present. The subject
was international Relations" Be
ginning with the Pheonicians, those
pioneers in international commerce.
Mr.. Cohen gave many examples of
cosmOpolitanlsm. nationalism and
laws Of harmony. II was one Of sew
eral fine talks that Mr.. Cohen has
given the club. and the members
were appreciatiYe. Mrs. Clyde Nell
son sang two solos rFor You Alone"
and Gray Days. accompanied by
Mrs. Harry Humes. The members
sang ~There Are Many Flags in
Many Lands Mrs. E. Roscoe Cal
loway was the chairman for the day
and had arranged the fine program.
Next week will be Business and
Social Day The guest speaker will /
be Mrs. Thomas Mills, who will have /
rs her subject, Pioneer Days"
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
MILFORD HIGH WINS
FIRST GAME OF SEASON

With Meredith setting the scoring
pace the Milford High basketball
team got off to a flying start with a
win over Seaford High by the score
of 81 to "a.
The first half was rather slow
with poor offensive work on the part
of both teams which was no doubt
due TO the lay-Off during the Christ
mas holidays. The second half Of
the game saw both teams playing
steadier ball with Milford holding
the lead throughout. However, Sea-
ford cut down MiIford's lead 20 one
point on three occasions during the
second half. The game was not
won until the last four minutes
when Meredith sank three goals
from the field and OrlSins scored on
a set shot to put Milford eight
points out In front
The defensive work Of Captain
Barnard was outstanding for Mill
ford The offensive work OF w. Al
len and the defensive play of c.
Allen and Hearn stood out in the
play Of the Seaford team.
The work Of Lemex and Isaacs
was especially good IN the Junior
Varsity game which Milford won 20
% IS.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
7474 ON STATE
RED CROSS ROLL

tCOafiHHed from First Pagel
Fox Post was the winner with Ills
per cent in Kent county, and Glyn
Rayne Post, No. is. with $50 per
cent, was winner in Sussex county.
Post Vice Commanders viii contin-
ue membership drive this month.
The Department Of Delaware is
now preparing for the Area B. Child
Welfare Conference to be held In
the Hotel DUPONT, in Wilmington. on
January 81 and February 1. The
area comprises New York, New Jer-
sey. Pennsylvania. Delaware. Mary
land. District Of Columbia, Virginia
and West Virginia.
Frank Samuel, national adjutant
of the American Legion, and Mrs.
Melville MuckletOne, national pres
ident Of the auxiliary, will be
among the speakers.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
Friendship Glass Notes

The Friendship Bible Glass of the
Avenue NJ E. Sunday School met in
the chapel on Tuesday evening for
its regular monthly business and so
cial hour. In the absence Of the
president, Rev. Herson presided.
Several reports were given and ac-
cepted. One being that Of the Visit
ing Committee, Of which Mrs. Ma
lOney is chairman. She reported
having sent twenty-five greeting
cards. four plants. two boxes Of
handkerchiefs and made sixteen
calls during the past month
The following officers were elect
ed: President, Clarence Jester; vice
president. George Manlove; seere-
tary, V. c. Hickman; assistant. Mrs.
class treasurer. George
Davis; building fund treasurer, Mrs.
Organist. Mrs. Hurley.
The next meeting viii be held on
with the following mem-
1ers on the committee: Thomas Da-
Wis, Mrs. RalstOn Davis, w. H. !
Fisher. George Freeman. Mrs. Rose !
Hart, Mrs. John Hastings, Mr.. and
Mrs. v. G. Hickman, Miss Louise |
1igman. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill
nan, MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Houston,
IT,. Mrs. Lemuel Hudson, Mr.. and
drs. E. T. Hurley.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
MAKING PLANS
TO TAKE CENSUS
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[COHliHHed from First Pgge1
z. Operating expenses, incIudine
payroll for the year.
Two forms will be used for the
retail census. One for firms doing
less than $4,000 In business durins
a year and another. much larger. for
firms having sales of $4,000 or over,
Many Questions Asked
In the retail division, questions
concern types of sales-credit, cash
and instalment, volume of sales for
1884 as well as 1885 and stocks on
hand at the end Of 1885. Also rent
paid in 1885 fer premises exclusive
OF that used for retail business pur-
poses.
Other questions will be asked to
determine whether many food stores
sell gasoline. lunches. bottled wines.
or how many hardware stores carry
household appliances. paints and
auto supplies.
The schedule for contractors and
builders asks for volume of con-
tracts, orders received and work
sublet, distribution of wage earneTs
working at site construction and
volume of materials used in con-
struction as well as number OF
structures contracted for.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
NEw YEARs DINNER PARTY

Senator and Mrs. Clifford p Bur-
ton entertained the following guests
at their annual New Years dinner
party on January 8. at their homo
at Angola: Or. and Mrs. James
Beebe. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Beebe.
Captain and Mrs. LELAND S. Burton
and Miss Margaret Smith Of Lewq6.
Senator and Mrs. l. D. Short, Of
Milford, Secretary of State and Mrs.
Walter Dent Smith. Of Wilmington:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward Goslce. OF
Stockley, Mr.. and Mrs Eben Town
send, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Town
send and Mrs. Edward Pyle Of
DaysbOro, Mr.. and Mrs William ~
Burton, Of Hollyviile, Mr. and Mrs
w. 2. Monroe Of Frankford. D. D.
Burton, ST.. Of Angola. and 81 r.
johnson, also Of Angola Mrs Burr
ton, being a most efficient hostess.
had planned several interesting
games in which the guests all par
also several guessing com
tests. The winners received prizes.
were served IN album
lance at midnight. after which fhe
guests all Joined in singing several
old time fav0rite songs. the last one
leing God BE With You TIA we
Meet Again Mrs. William Burton
recited "T'he Vacant House and
he hostess, Mrs Burton. recited
cry appropriate prose selection en-
tiled rThe Years End and Its Be-
inning," and last, but not least
.ir. Burton, Srs gave short but
ouching talk On the difference Be-
ween real flowers and artificial
mes. The guests then made sheif
eparture, after expressing their
est wishes TO the host and hostess
or prosperous and happy new
ear
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10

Miss Ann Grier was IN New York
City part OF this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Vinyard spent
the new years holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Nutter. Of Oaklyn,
NJ.
Miss Dorothy Joseph has returned
to her studies at Beacon College,
Wilmington, after spending the hOl-
idays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. N. Joseph.
Mrs. John Il. Gillespie returned
to Milford on Saturday after spend
ing several weeks IN Lansdowne,
Pa, with her sOn-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Jensen.
Mrs. Hoey FarrOw, accompanied |
by her mother, Mrs. Luther Cub
bage, and Mrs. Harvey Coverdale !
motOred TO Miami. Florida, during
the holidays They reported lots of
snow enroute.
Mr. and Mrs. @. Roland Messick
had as their weekend guests, Mrs.
BIessiek's sister. Mrs. Emma God
win and his nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Goodwin, all Of viii
mington, N. c.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
CONCERT BY WOMEN'S
COLLEGE CHORUS

The winter concert by the WOm-
ems College Chorus will be given on
Wednesday. January 18th at s D. m.
in Mitchell Hail. University of Del
aware. The director OF the chorus is
Mrs. Hazel GildersleeVe. faculty
member of the WOmen's College
Music Department. In addition to
selections by the chorus there will
be vocal selections by Mr.. Glenn
Gildersleeve. State director of musi-
cal education. and Miss Catherine
ltittenhOuse. a music student at the
WOmen's College. There will also
be selections by the Spencer Instru-
mental Trio. composed of Miss Mar
ion Spencer. Miss Kathleen Spencer.
both students at the Women's Col
lege. and Miss Roberta Spencer.
There will be no charge for adj
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10


Mrs. John G. Sharp returned Il
town on Friday evening after spend
ing several weeks in WoOnsocket
Conn.
Myron Boone, a dental student n,
the Temple University. was the hol-
lday guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Legar.
John c. Geuther Of Temple Uni
versity was the guest Of Jane Har-
rington over the weekend at III
East Front street,
Mrs L. C. Frazier and Miss
Myrtle Stack of Hurlock, Nd, were
guests of DR.. Anna X. Gregorius on
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ann Wilson, who was the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. Sadie NJ.
Wilson. for the holidays, returned
to Philadelphia on Friday.
Mrs. Ruth Ann McIlvaine, Mrs.
Harry Argo and Russell Argo were
the guests at a New Years Eve
party. given by Mrs. Ride Heck OF /
They also enjoyed |
seeing the New Years parade and /
several shows before returning
home.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
SCHOOL NOTES

Weekly assemblies were resumed
on Wednesday morning at the Mil
ford High Schools. A new order oi
program was used for the first time
and will be continued until the end
Of the school year. Each senior will
have a minute talk on timely sub
jects and will have a part in the
weekly program before commence
ment. The program follows:
HYMN Onward. Christian Sold
iers.
Bible reading. i21st Psalm. Agnes
Jester.
Lords prayer.
Minute talk. Honesty Prevails"
Felix Mick
America. the Beautiful.
Flag Salute. led by Howard Der
rickson.
Song. Come Back to Erin,
Song-Jingle Bells.
Hymn rehearsed for next week
All Hail the Power Of Jesus Name.
Song, Moonlight and Roses.
The movie, 'eThe Last Man." was
shown in the auditorium at noon on
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
sslh WEDDINe ANNIYERsARY

q
Mr. aud Mrs. Russell Robbins eel
ebrated their 25th wedding anniver-
sary on Saturday night. January 4
They received many beautiful
gifts A very pleasant evening was
spent AT a late hour refreshments
were served and guests departed
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins many
more happy anniversaries.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Arg0 and daughter. Char
lOtte Ann, Miss Ruth Robbins. Mrs.
Mary p. Nailor, Mrs Sallie Robbins.
Oscar Robbins and family. Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Nailor and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Lucious Webb and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Land and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lank
and family. Walter Robbins. Mr.
and Mrs. Hubbard Argo and family,
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Shockley
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Robbins and family. Mt and Mrs
Everett Robbins and family, Mrs
Bertha Pearson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Roosa, Miss Ida Roosa, Mr.. /
and Mrs. Anthony Summers and 4
son, Mrs. Warner and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Cover
iale, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Nutter, Mr..
md Mrs. George Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Scott and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Bennett Mr. and Mrs
Maloncy. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Davis. Mr. and Mrs Roland
Davis and family Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Dill and son, Mr. and Mrs
William Hellens and daughter Mrs
and Mr. and Mrs Davis
Watson
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
DRAW ADDITIONAL
JURORS IN SUSSEX

Sheriff Robert Clendanicl has post
ed a proclamation calling for ses-
sion OF the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner. beginning February 10. Ad-
ditional petit jurors have been drawn
as follows:
First Representative district-Wil-
liam Oscar POstIes. of Glendale;
John w. Donovan, of Lincoln City;
Percy Stevenson. of Milford.
Second district-James L. Smith,
of Greenwood; ElwOOd J. Anderson,
Wilbert w. White, of Bridgeville.
Third district-Vanleer Stephany.
Waller DOnohO Robinson. of SeafOrd;
Charles league. of near Georgetown.
Fourth district-Allan Chapman. of
Blades: Orviile f. James. of near
Laurel.
Fifth district A. Adams. Will
liam C. LittletOn. of Laurel; Ralph J.
Ellis. OF Delmar.
Sixth district-JOhn E. McGee. of
MillsbOrO: Harley Long. of Frank
ford: Arley COrdrey. of near Whites
Vile.
Seventh district George f. Smith,
Harry NJ. McCabe. OF Selbyville; Sam
uel ID. Richards. of near DagsbOrO.
Eighth district-Edgar F. Joseph.
Of FairmOunt; Henry B. Johnson. of
Ninth district Herman Roach.
Oscar Pepper, Ebe II. Rust, Of
Georgetown.
Tenth district Louis c. Hudson. !
If HarbesOn; Eugene Hayden. OF |
RehObOth; James W. Smith. of Mil
on.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
MILFORD NECK LADIES AID

Owing to weather conditions the
Ladies' Aid did not meet last month.
A meeting win be held this week
Friday. January 10.
Mrs. Clarence Jester and Mrs.
Frank Deputy are preparing the
program and a good attendance IS
desired
The refreshment committee is
Mrs. Alex Kirby, Mrs. Allie Webb
Mrs. Elmer Bennett. Mrs. Joseph
Kirby and Mrs Wilbur Mills
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
Local And State NeJOs

Have you paid your dues to the
Auxiliary of the Milford Emergency
Hospital?
All young people are invited to
the Epworth League Friendly Hour,
Sunday evening at $3.50 o'clock. The
devotional service will be in charge
of Miss Althea Bethards. and the
speaker will be Mr.. Bishop of Do
yer.
%
The Senior Girl Reserves will hold
a bake on Saturday, January 18th.
The place will be announced i'm next
weeks paper Watch for that notice.
There will be pies. cakes. rolls and
vegetable soup. Place your orders
with any member for any Of these
delicious things.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10

Now is the time to renew your
membership to the auxiliary OF the
Milford Emergency Hospital.
The officers Of the Ladies Auxil-
larry Of the Milford Emergency Hos
pital are soliciting dues and new
members. Let them have your dollar
as soon as possible.
The Kent County Branch Of the
American Association of University
Women will hold its next meeting
at the home of Miss Lucille Tharp
in Harrington, Wednesday evening,
January Is. Mrs. Samuel Felix, OF
Philadelphia, will talk on the for
eign situation. Mrs. Felix has tray-
eled extensively in Germany and
England.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
MILFORD CITIZENS CELEBRATE
5snd WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. Gorby cell
ebrated their 52nd wedding anniver-
sary, December 10. 1885. az their
home, 1928 West Tioga street. Phil
adelphia. Their many friends in that
city, made that particular Thurs
day, December 10, a very vivid spot
Of happiness for the grand old cou-
pie. Both were born in or near Mil
ford, Delaware, 81 years ago Henry
learning the trade Of master car
penter. Patty Kenterdine. his
bride, was a handsome brunette,
pivaciOus and attractive The Ken
terdlne family owned and resided
on North Walnut street. wher0 the
Kent garage and auto repair plant
now occupy
Patty and Henry were soon at
tracled and so they were married
and started home which quickly
became a gathering point for their
friends. Milford shan afforded only a
restricted field for HIS activities,
which caused their removal Of the
home to Philadelphia, but love for
the native town clung and held
tuem TOT Hic-tlnle.
Their relatives in Milford were a
holding link however, and they new
er failed to visit at least once or
more each year, the home Of their
nativity. Mrs. Alfred r. Archer, Of
Lake View avenue. South Milford,
and Mrs Bessie Campbell, OF North
are among this number. as
we'll as many Of childhood days.
The writer Of this item was a
close friend with "Hen" Corby the
he being love OF field hunt
Ing with some Of the best trained
dogs used at that period IN field
This tic held until age,
With ils infrmitiss. turned actual
oys into only memories
May the remaining time Of life
aye only happiness for this fine
I'D couple.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
SHAWNEE HONE CLUB

Mrs. Helen Mckinley. Delaware
State Demonstration Club leader.
will introduce 10 Shawnee Club
members. Mrs. Marion Severance,
the newly-appointedagent for Sus-
sex County Demonstration Clubs
The meeting will begin promptly at
one o'clock We extend our vel
come to Mrs. Severance as our new
leader.