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Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
ANNOUNCEMENT
Milford Chronicle.
ATr Editor

Milford Chronicle,
Mr.. Editor:
We are always pleased TO read the
letter from Staytonsville and note
the program in the work going on
that is so much needed. but last
weeks letter mentioned in its re-
marks about their Christmas enter
tainment. that it was the first one in
twenty years,-Our records show
that during the years of 1926-27-2S
and 20 services were held in this
church every Sunday night with a
congregation Of from 40 to So, and
sometimes with an overflow crowd;
our records further show that IN the
year Of 1928 there was an elaborate
Christmas program put on for the
Sunday School that was in progress
at that time, the program was arrang-
ed by Mrs. T. A. Hall. Miss Wanda
komoFowski, Miss Hazel Johnson
and Miss Parks aud other workers.
There was good attendance, aud
the program was well rendered. ]
There was a fine. we'll decorated tree !
and more than enough treats for
everybody. So. while we are very /
ylad that God is again smiling on
StaytOnsville. il isn't the first time
n twenty years.
Yours in every good work. with
ourtesy to all, 7. A. HALL.
Milford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17

Have you joined the Young Mems
Republican Club now forming In
Milford?
Don't forget the card and bingo
party az the Nurses Home, Friday.
January 81, at p. m. Come out ana
help good cause along.
Don't forget 70 attend the meeting
OF the Milford Alumni next Monday
night in the Community Building.
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The Alumni Association Of the
Milford Emergency Hospital viii
have card and bingo party at the
Nurses Home, Friday evening, jan
uary 81, at O'clock Refreshments
VIII be served. Admission S0e.
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announcement of the annual con
vehtlon OF the Woman's Auxiliary OF
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
delaware to be held in Smyrna on
tuesday and Wednesday, Mas. u and
H. was made at the Epiphany meet-
ing held last Friday at New Castle.
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The EDwOrth League viii meet
Sunday night, January 10. The lead
er will be Ada Shockley. The tonic.
What Social Workers Tell Us
About God" The Epworth League
ield business meeting and social
I the chapel, January 10. A good
ime was had by all
Members and friends Of the Miz-
'ah Circle are requested to keen In
mind the bingo party to be held on
anuary 20 at eight O'Clock at the
ome Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Humes
m admission Of twenty-five cents
'ill be charged. Many useful and
eautiful prizes have been donated
nd preparations are being made for
big crowd. Keep the date in mind
nd attend.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
Fellowship Glass

Mrs. Num-, teacher, notified The
members Of the Fellowship Bible
class to meet in the chapel on We'd
nesday evening, January 8, to tall
over the February class anniversary
There were about IS members
present.
There will be no banquet but an
excellent program will be rendered
in the form Of movie pictures and
talk by DR.. Draper and a little play
will be given by the class.
Refreshments will be served.
Each member may bring a guest.
The date is Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary II.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
ENeAGENENT ANN0USoED

Mr.. and Mrs Wilford o. White OF
Milton, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Irma Palmer white.
and II. Vernon Needles, Of Dover.
son Of Leonard G. Needles Of Ches-
tertown. Nd. Miss White is a grad
uate Of Milton High School and the
Beebe Hospital School Of Nursing.
I.ewes. class Of 1885. Mr.. Needles IS
a graduate Of Chesteriown High
School class Of 1928. and Is now
employed BY the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company. as manager Of
the largest meat department on tho
Eastern Shore.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
KENT COUNTY AGENT
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT
LCoNIinned from ~ PageI

II ANfF@NARNR ltOAE AAN1t AMEt
The dipping OF the roots of sweet
potato plants In disinfectant solu-
lions for the prevention of black rot
ana related diseases has resulted in
10 per cent increase in yield of
prime sweets, in addition to the re-
ductiOn of disease prevalence ia the
crop each year.
In the field of horticulture twelve
editions Of orchard spray notes pre-
pared by DR.. J. +. Adams, plant
pathOlOgist Of the University Of Del
aware and the State Board of Agri-
culture, were mailed to fruit grow
ers, and spray notes also were sent
to grape growers, in addition to yis-
iting a number of fruit farms ON
specific problems Of disease and in
sect control and other cultural ques-
tions. Three vineyard spraying DEM
onstrations for the control Of black
rot we're conducted in cooperation |
with DR.. T. T. Manns, plant pathol-
ogist of the Delaware experiment /
station.
The crop and livestock control
program of the Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration occupied the 4,
majority of the county agents time
through assisting wheat and corn
growers with their allotment con-
tracts, arrangin gand conducting
community meetings. and cOoperat-
ing with these crop control associa-
tiOns in acreage compliance work, ,
also in the preparation of news re- ;
leases for the press throughout the |
year.
The work I'm connection with the
Farm Credit Administration includ- ,
ID the placing OF so emergency :
.rOp production loans tOtaling ST.
'25, and cooperating with the Della e
ware Production Credit Association
nd the Federal Land Bank of Bal I,
more in assisting farmers to obtain a
gricultural credit h
In the program for the improve o
ient of the pasture and hay situa- ~
on in Kent county surveys indi- III
ated that during the past year 1886 n
cres Of sweet clover, 565 acres of ?,
lfalfa, and 1886 acres of scarlet n
over were sOwn, making a total
4,527 acres for these three le-
Imes in addition to several hum 81
ed acres which we're seeded to "
spedeza and other pasture and soil
lprOvement crops.
In performing these various ac-
titles the Kent County Agent re-
ived during the past year 6.12O Gl
ice and telephone calls, mailed O. tn
0 personal letters and over 10000 III
letters. visited 24S
rms. held 91 meetings with a total Or
tendance of 1918 farmers, and Su
lveled over 5000 miles. Co
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
FORMER RESIDENT KILLED
m SHEDDING tCnIBENT

Miss Ruth Strausburs, 16-year-
old daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs
G. r. Strausburg. formerly Of the
First H. P. Church, Of this city. and
now OF Whiteford. nd. was killed
on Tuesday night OF last week in a
shedding accident near her home. IN
which several other young persons
were Injured.
4t Is said six persons were on
the sled when the boy who was
steering dilched d sicn he saw Il
was beaded Tor 8 oulyeri
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
WILDWOOD HOME
DEMONSTRATION CLUB

Aiiilwood Home Demonstration
Club and Sunshine Society jointly
held a covered dish luncheon last
Wednesday with good attendance.
The club installed new officers for
the year as follows. Mrs. Dave
Green. president; Mrs. Harvey
Coverdale, vice president; Mrs.
Helen Lynn. secretary; Mrs. Jennie
Short, treasurer: Mrs. Harvey Da-
wilson, publicity: Mrs. Ethel Cover
dale. home management. Next meet
ing February s. The Sunshine Club
win meet with Mrs. J. S. Willis on
January 20. Be one hand with new
ideas for a prosperous new year
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
3Ol STATE ORCHARDS
FOUND FREE OF BLIGHT

The bureau Of entomology and
plant quarantine said In the 1896
fiscal report this week that 301 COM
mercial and home orchards in Della
ware were inspected and found to
be free Of what is known as phOny
peach disease.
Federal and state inspectors look
ed over 154.S05 trees in 81 CONNER
cial orchards and 1886 in $50 home
orchards.
The report. added that during the
year appropriations we're available
for Japanese beetel quarantine and
control work IN the State, and that
the bureau had distributed q total
Of 172 imported plants and bulbs in
the Delaware counties.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
by Betty Holloway, Home Economist
Eastern Shore Public Service

APPLE BRAN sCALLoP
t. cinnamon
Y c sugar
7 butter
C all-bran
Peel and core s or apples
Butter a pyrex baking dish. Work
together the sugar. butter, bran and
cinnamon. Pack closely over the
apples. II the apples are very dry, a
little water may be added. Bake with
an oven meal or at 375 for TX
hours. Serve with whipped cream or
lemon sauce.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
HEALTH REPORT READ
AT COUNCIL MEETING

lcoati1ned from First Pesel
and IN every instance has been
found safe. oi
az We have strong reasons TO ne
neVe tnat most Of our typhoid fever
cases are caused by carriers, an at
TEMPT was made during 1885 10 To-
cate carriers. (By carriers we mean
persons who have had typhoid fever
and are still discharging typhoid
germs, possibly after 10 al 81
yesls.J About 83 per cent Of cases
continue TO discharge typhoid baciI-
I for three weeks after the onset Of
the disease and about II per cent
iof eight or ten weeks; these are
known as canvalescent carriers. /
from to 4 per cent Of all cases I
continue to discharge typhoid ba-
Gill indefinitely; these are chronic
OF permanent carriers, and are a
source Of great danger to their COM
munity, particularly Il they are food
handlers. Specimens were obtained
from twenty-one persons in Milford
VINO have had typhoid fever; none
Of these were proven to be carriers.
During the month Of May, physi-
cal examination Of the children who
were 70 begin school ID the fal. was
made. Ihirty-one children were ex-
amined and physical defects which
We're found were reported 70 the
parents with recommendations that !
they consult their family physicians {
about them. At the beginning Of =
school IN the fall. complete physical I
examinations were made Of students 4
taking part IN strenuous athletics. 4
Physical examination OF all children =
in the first, fourth and seventh II
grades In the white and cOlored 4
schools were made. i
Treatment with toxoid for the pre-
yention Of diphtheria was given IN a,
The schools during December Nine 4
ly-two children we're treated We y
feel that the school children are n
pretty well protected. but that the n.
group from months to 6 years are q
not We think all children should
iaYe the protective treatment az IL,
rom 6 months 70 / year Of age. 81
a bond issue has been approved as
md federal funds allotted for the M
nOdernizalion and extension Of the th
ewerage system The original sys-
EN- has been added to from time to
lme, and has become inadequate IN
ertain sections Of the city The inn
royements 10 be made VIII include
system Of collecting sewers 10 mo
0nnect the existing outlets Of sew a
IS that are now discbarging into Ma
ie Misrillion River. which win the
lrry the sewage to the pumping snC
ations, where il win Be pumped to the
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
Local And State Merps
Haye You paId your hospILal duea

Have you paid your hospital dues
| Find out today about the Young
Mems Republican Club now form
ing in Milford.
The Hospital Auxiliary cannot
buy linens with promises or good
intentiOns-pay your dues.
Now is the time to renew your
membership TO the auxiliary OF the
Milford Emergency Hospital.
The Young Mems Republican Club
of Milford will soon be a reality.
Make application to join today.
The Young Ladies Friendship So
ciety will meet with Miss Esther
ArgO on Friday evening, January
II.
The MillwOod Ladies' Aid will meet
at the hall Friday evening, January I
18th. All members are urged to be 1
present. Officers will be elcted at .
his meeting.
The MiilWOOd Adult Education
class will meet at the home of Mrs.
J. S. Willis on Tuesday, January 21,
At 1880 p. m. You are invited and
lrged to attend,
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After seventeen years Of larva
tate in the ground. the sO-called
seventeen Lear LOcusts are due to |
eturn to Delaware and nearby East
IN States this summer.
At a special reorganization meet !
ng Of the Orphans Board Of Della I
lare. Improved Order of Red Men,
cid on January .. the following Off I
ers were elected for the present 4
srm: Chairman. Howard G. Barlow, '
{ Wawaset Tribe; vice chairman,
scar Dill Of Minnehaha Tribe: sec a
stary. Frank R. Zebley, of KeOkuk a
ribe. a
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17


Mrs A. DOnnell Marshall was il
wilmington several days last week
Mr.. and AIRS. I. D. Short were IN
New York City several days last
Miss Ann l. Grier is spending a
Few days in Philadelphia with Mr..
and Mrs. Marvel Wilson.
Donald Smith, of Wilmington.
spent the weekend in Milford with
Mr. and Mrs William c. smith.
Robert Bailey of the L. D. CauIk
Company, Toronto. Canada. was IN
Milford for several days last week.
J. Fred Dorm, of New York Citv
was the overnight guest of Mr. and
mrs George H. Draper, Jr., on Nom
Mr.. and Mrs. John HoIston Of
we're in Milford last
weekend and attended the CauIk |
Banquet last Friday night in the |
farney Auditorium.
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DR.. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson were
n Newark on Wednesday evening.
ghere Mrs. Nelson took part in the
irosram given at the Women's COL
ege by the Glee Club.
Thomas Banning. superintendent
the Milford electric light and
ater plant, is quite III at his home
washington street, the result of
fall Sunday night in his home.
Mrs. David Wallace. Of Harris :
1rg, Pa, was called to Milford on
aturday because Of the illness of ,
sr mother, Mrs. William r. AIdred. ]
RS. Aldred at this time is slightly
iproyed.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
COMMUNITY CARD PARTY

IN the varney Auditorium on
Tuesday, February II, the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the hospital viii hold
a card party. Plans are well under
way and this promises to be a very
nice affair II is sincerely hoped that
those planning parties for f'ahruary
wiz keep the eleventh open as the
Auxiliary needs the money very
lady and your full cooperation IS
desirad
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
UNIVERSITY NOTES

i The University of Dealware's old
rivals p. NJ. c. of Chester will b,
I their opponents in a basketball
game on the home AoOr in Newark
on Saturday night of this week. Oh
Tuesday night OF next week West
Chester Teachers will also play
Delaware in Newark.
Although Delaware has lost two
games Coach DOherty is hopeful OF
developing a strong five. The trou-
Bile to date has been lack Of prac-
tice in view Of the fact that no has
had to develop almost an entirely
new team.
The Delaware swimming team
won its first meet of the season
against George. Washington Uniyer-
sity by taking first and second
places in all events. Coach Bardo
looks TO have the best tank team
that has ever represented the Blue
and Gold. The swimming team goes
to Pittsburgh the latter part Of this
week for meets with University OF
Pittsburgh on Friday night and Car
legie Tech on Saturday night.
Or
Mid-year examinations will start I
Il the University, Of Delaware on
Of next week and continue
lntil January 80. The new term win
tart February 8. when all students
ire required to pay their second
erm dues.
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Trustees OF the University Of Dell
ware have not as yet named sue
essor 20 A. G. Wilkinson. business
who died before the
olidays. There are large number
candidates but the new admins
'ator may not be named until the
nnual meeting Of the board IN
lne.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
SCHOOL NOTES

The Milford Junior-Senior High
School held their regular weekly
Assembly on Wednesday at 8 a. m
Miss Betty Hammond gave the reg
ular weekly minute talk on "Perse-
verance" Miss Jean MulhOlland
played piano solo, "Berceuse." by
GODDARD. and OsbOune Walls played
a trumpet solo, Song Of Love" by
ROmbcrg. Weekly movies are shown
to the students az noon by Mr.. Nc
Chimes Of the science department.
Kicking Horse Trail" was shown
this week
Assembly Program
Hymn, ''All Hail the Power Of
Jesus Name"
Bible reading. Catherine Wilson.
Lords prayer.
Minute talk, Betty Hammond.
America
Flag salute. Charles Owens. 49,.
Song, Come Back to Erin"
Piano solo. Jean MulhOlland.
Song, MY Wild Irish Rose"
Trumpet solo, Osborne Walls.
Song, "Integer Vitas." Night Shad-
Tvs Falling.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
MILFORD ". c. q, d. HOLDS
4 PUBLIC MEETING

on Friday evening. January 17
the Milford y. C. a q. invites ogorg
BODY 70 come 70 the chapel at 1880
ana hear some GOOD things n music.
song and lecture.
Rev. Ivauhoe Willis. sunerinfen-
dent Of the AnttSaloon League Of
Delaware, VIII be present % present
his subject, and SO wei Informed s
ne. that none should miss this on
portuaity to learn exact conditions
Of today
Wii every member bring d friend.
Friday cfenine $3.50 o'oioef nt ih6
chapel7
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
Thirty Years Ago
Taken from 1906 Files Of the
Milford Chronicle

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kurtz Of At
lantic City. N. j.. have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Watson.
Miss Dolly Emmons OF Baltimore.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank J. Collins, returned to her
home last Monday accompanied bS
Mrs. Collins who will be her guest
for week.
Mrs II. Winter Davis and children
left Milford last Saturday. and on
Sunday morning left philadelphia for
their home at Buffalo. Wyoming. II
was a task 20 undertake a 220O mile
railroad ride and stage ride Of 90
miles additional over the grazing
lands Of that far western state with
four small children.
The worst piece Of road III Sussex
! County is at Dublin Hill.
9. II. Kitchens, living near Adams
vile, started in the poultry business
with 125 hens Of mixed breeds Hei
sold in 1906 Sl6442 worth Of eggs
and raised 75 pullets. He sold
$500 worth Of ROSTERS.
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After two postpOnements because
OF weather. the new steamboat for
the Milford and Philadelphia Trans
pOrtatiOn Company, was ready 10
launch as the forms OF the Chronicle
went to press. The boat will be
sent TO Wilmington this afternoon
wa a tug boat from the mouth OF the
MispilliOn where she will receive
machinery and joiner work.
The wedding Of Mrs. Caddie Foulk
md Mr.. Walter PardOe. PrOthonotor
4 Kent County, aud both Of Milfird.
Ook place in Philadelphia on We'd
iesday, January 18th. They will re-
ide in their property on North Wall
ut street when they return
DO not fail 10 vote for q Represen-
alive next fall that will fight fer a
ompulsory education law ia Della
are. The writer counted this week
ty-three boys and girls IN rural
actions IN Sussex County that can
Of read OF write. The most Of them
ere over twelve years old This is
serious condition and needs REM
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Miss Martha X Lord has removed
ON Lincoln % Harrington and op-
ed a dress-making establishment
Miss Mary Woodward Pierson. aged
years. died at the home Of her
rents, Mr. and Mrs Nelson j. PIER
p, on North Walnut Street. on sun
y January 18th. after a long ill
IS with bronchial trouble. She
8 the only sister Of Frank p. Pier
Of Wilmington. and a woman 81
ely disposition. Funeral services
re held az her late home oh We'd
sday az noon, Rev II Bunstein of-
atlng interment made b Odd
lows Cemetery.
aiss Margaret lsaacs has returned
n Plymouth, North Carolina. and
stay through the winter with her
enls, returning again 70 North
'olina in March
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rs. John Titus and daughter. Miss
noes, Of Wilmington. are ire
SIS Of her father ~. o. Price.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17

---.-r-trsAAf q lAAuBG anu
a shower was the pro-
II gram for those who
n were guests Of Miss
Elizabeth V. Carlisle
aud Mrs. George II. Draper, Jr.
on Saturday afternoon. Gather
ing at the Pratt Guest House at
100 for delicious luncheon. an
knew Of the procedure except the
guest Of honor, Miss Anne Grier.
whose engagement to Mr.. Donald
Poole, Of Philadelphia, was an
nounced in November. After the
luncheon all went to Miss Car
isles home where bridge was
played for short time. While
Mrs. Davis r. Grier played the
wedding march, tea wagon was
rolled into the living-room. Il
was lovely. Suspended from an
arch was a white ribboned
sprinkling can. from which
make believe water" was being
poured on the packages below.
Pink and white flowers adorned
many Of the packages which con-
tanned linen in many styles for
the future bride. who was de-
lighted with the gifts of her
friends. The guests were Mrs.
lumes Grier. of Baltimore, Mrs.
Frank r. Grier. Mrs. Anna v.
Carlisle. Mrs. George S. Grier
Mrs. Marvel Wilson, Of Swarth-
more. Mrs. William v. Grier.
Miss Frances Grier. Mrs. Edwin
Layton, Of Bridgeville. Mrs. L.
nolphus Short, Mrs. Walter L.
Grier, Mrs Davis Il. Grier. Mrs.
e. D. Holzmueller Miss sara
Grier Mrs. Frank NAPLES. Mrs.
Clyde Nelson, Mrs. George Mont
gomery Mrs. S. NJ. D. Marshall.
Miss Edith Simpson. Mrs. Della
Hall Deakyne, Miss Frances
.ammey and Mrs G. Marshall
Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
ROTARY NOTES

DR.. J. H. Alowen. prominent chir-
opractic physician Of Milford was
guest speaker at the weekly meet-
ing Of the Milford Rotary club en-
Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
STATE POLICE BEGIN
DRIVE UPON SPEEDING
All Five stations Commence Intense
Drive Against Speedsters


State Police az all five station,
are starting an intensive drive Il
cut down high speed and reckIess-
ness Of persons driving at night.
During 1885 there were Sg persons
killed and 30l accidents in the state
outside the city OF Wilmington Al
night, as compared with Ig killed
and Sl2 accidents IN 1884. Although
this shows a slight decrease in acci-
dents at night, increase in night auto
deaths was 40 per cent.
We are convinced" Superinten-
dent Reynolds said, "by these sta
tlstics that many people drive their
cars at night at the same speed as
they would during the day time.
National figures show that the aver
age speed Of cars at night is Ais
miles an hour compared with 43
during day time. a difference Of
only l.2 miles per hour.
Experience shows Mr.. REYNOLDS
said, people are driving al such a
speed that should they sec fixed
object IN the beam OF their head I
lights they often would be unable
o stop in the short time available
letween the time their headlights
Illuminate Il until the car reaches
T. People are driving beyond the
each Of their headlights and the
aDaeity Of their brakes
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17

The New York City Motor
Boat Show will have quite rep
resentation from Milford next
week. Those planning to go are
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Draper.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Harry MulhoI-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson S.
Vinyard. Mr.. and Mrs. william v.
Grier Mr. and Mrs. Remsen
Barnard and Mr. and Mrs. C. d.
Holzmueller
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17

at her home on West Front
Street. Added guests were Mrs.
John B. Baker and Mrs. Frank
r. Grier.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
\. SMITH, NJ. D.1
Execntlgc Secretary 3

II was also moved and unani-
m0usly carried BY The council that
q vote of appreciation bo given city
Manager Charles r Banning fof
the splendid work IN removing the
snow from streets OF Milford during
the recent snow storm,
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17

Mrs. Edwin. Messick entertain
ed her bridge club on Tuesday
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17


the new modern Sewage treatment
plant" for treatment before II emp-
ties into the river. This win pre-
vent the sewage from contaminating
the water in the river. and II is
hoped will bring the oyster beds
back into production.
Provision IS also made 10 build
additional storm sewers to prevent
fiooding Of certain sections 81 the
city after heavy rains This Is an
Improvement which Milford has
needed for q long time, and one 81
which the citizens should be proud
A new system Of garbage collee-
tion has been inaugurated which in
eiudes collection Of all trash as well
as garbage weekly Inspections are
made regularly ~ the pOllce 10 see
hat garbage and trash IS removed.
Yours very truly
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17

- nehSi anu Mf5. FRANK
r. Grier.
ca
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Grier
entertained a few friends on Sat
urday evening for Mrs. Marvel
Wilson, who with her children
have been the guests of DIR. C.
Layton Grier and Miss Ann
Grier for the past few weeks
Mrs. Wilson returned to her
home in swarthmore, Pa. on
Sunday.
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Today Mrs. Wilson S. Vinyard
and Mrs. Carlisle Collins are
hostesses TO large circle of
friends at a bridge luncheon
which they are giving at the
Hotel Windsor. at one.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend are giving dance for
their daughter Anne in Varney
Auditorium this evening.
s@
Mrs. Frank L. Grier entertain
ed the Wednesday Evening
Bridge Club this week at her
home 'Lakelawn."
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Mrs, Clarence Kemp was host
ess to her club. the Busy Bees
this week on Wednesday eve
ming.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17

Mrs. Clarence Kemp was host
ess to her club. the Busy Bees
this week on Wednesday eve
ming.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17

luncheon, a bridge and
a shower was the pro-
gram for those who
were guests Of Miss