Milford chronicle., 1936-06-26
DELMAR

Professor and Mrs. w. N. Willis
and Professor Whiteside, principal
OF the Delmar, Del, High School, LEFT
Delmar June 23rd by motor for q
trip to California. They will take
the southern route out and come in
the northern route, spending some
time at Yellowstone Park and other
places Of interest along the route.
They plan to be away about 6 weeks.
Mrs. Albert Ramsey and daughter,
OF Wilmington, were guests Of rela-
tives and friends here during the
past week
The management of the Delmar
Theatre is having a modern air
conditioning system installed, which
will add greatly to the comfort of
their patrons.
The DelmaT Home Demonstration
Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Hearn on Wednesday, July
1st at 1.30 p. m. Mrs. Severance. the !
County Agent will give a demonstra- I
tion on Buying Household Linens. /
There will also be paper on Know |
Your Delaware"
The Delmar. Del, post Office has
been advanced by Postmaster Cen I.
eral Farley from third to a second 4
class post Office, effective July 1st. Il
X. X. German is the postmaster.
Miss Eunice Seigh Hastings,
daughter of Mr.. anC Mrs. Chauncey
Hastings underwent an operation
Tor appendicitis at St. Luke's Hos
Dital in Philadelphia last Tuesday.
She is recovering slowly.
Miss Gladys Venables has return
ID from a motor trip to Morehead
jity' n. c., and to the famous End
ess Caverns at New Market Va.
Mrs. Norman Hastings and Mrs.
dilton Cleary of Wilmington attend
q the banquet of the Delmar, Del,
iigh School Alumni Association
eld Friday night in the auditorium
I the high school. Mr.. and Mrs.
liltOn Cleary and son James are ali
raduates of this school.
Mrs. Luther Workman spent Sat
rday in Philadelphia.
Miss Pauline Ellis, Mrs. Pauline
oberts, Mrs. Mabel Hearn. Miss
oily Ellis and Miss Blanche Robin
IN left Monday for the University
Delaware; Miss Ruth Jones. for
'hns Hopkins, Baltimore: Mrs.
eorgia EllegOOd for the University
Maryland; and Miss Maggie Hast
gs for Penn State where they will =
ke the summer course of study for 9
achers.
Miss Gladys Walston who has
ent her three weeks vacation at
r home in Delmar left on Monday
resume her duties at the German
Yn Hospital. Philadelphia.
Miss Hilda Lewis who has eniOyed
'acation with her parents here, has
urned to her studies at Beacom's.
lmingtOn.
'lr. and Mrs. James Kelley have
urned from a visit with their
lighter and sOn-in-law, Mr.. and
s. William Draper of Springfield.
S., and their son. Charles Kelley
wife at Jersey City. n. J.
rene Cleary of Wilmington is
ting relatives here.
Ir. and Mrs. Charles Smith have
lrned from a visit with their
ghter and sOn-in-law, Lieutenant
Mrs. II. d. Rudisill in Middle
n, N. Y.
r. and Mrs. Severance have re-
led from a visit with relatives in
necticut.
rs. Larry Truitt. who has been
sing at Pine Bluff Sanatorium.
sbury' Md, has returned to her
e here.
RS. Leroy T. LOckerman is visit
relatives in Morristown. N. J.
cola Fleetwood of Wilmington
I the weekend with his mother.
Anna Fleetwood .t
?. and Mrs. Lindall Hayman
{ Friday and Saturday in Phila-
lia.
>. and Mrs. Ralph E. Nichols.
w. f. Ritchie, Mrs. John Como
and Mrs. Ernest Melvin attend
le closing meeting Of Delaware
ter o. E. s., Tuesday evening.