Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07

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Bowers. Weekend visitors Of Mrs
Griffin were Catherine Busch anC
Russell and Albert Jones Of Cam,
den.
son OF Roxana and Miss Matte Tin
gle of Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. Sue Lewis of EastOn, Nd.
wieow of the late James Lewis, a
former telegraph operator and sta
tion agent Of this town, and her two
children, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. IRA Long on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Holloway and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Taylor and two boys, Ray and Leon,
attended the fair at Harrington last
week.
Billy Gardner Bunting visited his
cousin, Mrs. Oneita Tingle, while his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. E. Bunt-
ing went to the fair on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Holloway
and the latter's son, Charles Dukes,
went to Chincoteague, Va, for the
Eony penning on Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. Lee Murray has as her guest
for the week, Mrs Hetty McCabe
Sipple of Philadelphia. Other guests
on Sunday were Mrs. Margaret Muir
ray, Miss Maggie and Mitchell Muir
ray of Ebenezer and Miss Olive Muir |
ray, a graduate, nurse of EastOn, |
Nd. In the afternoon the entire par
ty made a short call at the home of |
Mrs. John Brumbley
Mrs. Vurta Long and three sons Of
spent the weekend in
town.
MPs. NJ. Pasha Watson has been
frequent visits with her sis
Mrs. Alfred Lynch near
town, who has been i'll for the past
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Wilgus of
Roxana were guests of their son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wilgus at
heir home on the DUPONT Boulevard
IN Wednesday of last week.
Willis Davis of Schenectady, N. Y,
las been spending some time at his
,oyhood home here visiting friends
md relatives. His mother, Mrs. Mag
lie Davis who is now staying with
mother son, Jessie Davis, has not
zen to her home here as she usu-
lily does each summer, but is en-
Dying the rocky shore at Candle !
rood Island in Connecticut instead S
Marvil Lynch of Laurel was an
,vernight guest of his uncle and c
.unt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lynch and '
laughter, Mrs. Miriam Dukes at v
bethany Beach on Friday.
Martin l.. Long went to his home Il
n Washington, d. c., last week ana U
With Mrs. Long returned again on n
sunday and are now spending the C
reek with his parents and niece,
II. and Mrs. Parker Long and Miss 5
lmeda Taylor. His father is much il
etter and out again, though not N
ally recovered from his recent ill r
ess. II
Mrs. Sadie Gray of Philadelphia is h
pending some time with Miss Clara is
-olloWay and sister.
Mrs. Elma DerricksOn still re- a
aims on the sick list. +
Mrs. w. T. Hudson, Jr., accom- g
anied Hugh Stevens, Jr., to Phila- a
slphia on Friday and spent the 7
with her husband, who is L
Nv out of the hospital and visiting cl
latiVes. pl
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. West have S;
turned to their home in town after th
absence of three weeks. Mr.. West
IS conductor of the pullman train al
the Shrine Convention in Seattle, be
and on their way out
Opped at Banff Springs and Lake hs
,uise in the Canadian Rockies and ne
turned by the way of San Francis mI
Yosemite Valley, Los Angeles, ga
n Diego, Grand Canyon, Colorado A
rings and Chicago. Automobile Nj
Ips to these and other places OF Wa
serest were given by the Shrines ar
d it is quite interesting to hear Ds
:. West describe experiences of the
10, including the beautiful scenery
some places and the horrible -
enc through the dry area in the *
lkotas and other states. Some
les in the valleys the temperature II
,uld be ia degrees and probably
! next day would experience a
DIV storm and if the writer re-
mbers correctly they were at the
of Pixies Peak during a snow
rm. AT one time on the trip they 81
ised through a section where
usands and thousands of acres of
at had been very promising for
.Ood crop of corn, has now been
CURED by an army of grasshop-
s coming over night from whence !
ody knows and leaving over
ht just as mysteriously. y