Milford chronicle., 1937-04-09

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pitchers enough for the season. o
the rockies. N. Cain, and j. Cain lool
exceptionally good. j. Cain AN out
fielder, covers a lot of pasture ant
should be a good side-kick for Leon
ard Masten who plays left field wheT
not on the mound. Dave Mayer has
shown promise at the hot corner ant
Noah Cain looks good at shortstop
The club is fast rounding into shape
for its opener with Milford on April
9th. p,
The balance of the schedule:
April 13-Dover. away.
April 16-Felton, away.
April 20-Greenwood, home.
April 23-Smyrna. away.
April 27-Beacom College. home.
April 3O-Open.
May 4-Dover. home.
May 7-Felton. home.
May 11-Greenwood. away.
May 14-Smyrna. home.
May Seaford. home.
May 2l-Open.
May 25-GOldey College. home.
May 2S-Open.
June l-MlllOfu, away.
Harry y. Galloway, Dead
Death occurred to Harry s. 6allo-
way. aged AZ years. local business
man, early Saturday morning. For
many years Mr.. Galloway suffered
with asthma and a few weeks ago
he was forced to close his reStau-
rant on account of the serious ill
ness of both he and his wife, at that
time Mr.. Galloway was threatened
with pneumonia. Both recovered
from this illness sufficiently to Oper-
ate their place of business. II is
believed MIR. Galloway suffered a re-
lapse and died from heart trouble.
Funeral services took place from the
M. p. Church Wednesday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. The services were in
charge of Rev. Stephen Galley, as
sisted by Rev. Thomas Phillips or
the Holiness Church. The deceased
is survived by his widow, Mrs. .Addie
Booth Galloway, and the following
brothers and sisters: Fred Gallo
way, Townsend, Montana; Peter Cal
loway, New Orleans; Mrs. Mollie An
derson, Mrs. Eva Plummer and
Hearn Galloway, of Chester, Pa;
Mrs. Hattie Hurd. Benjamin Gallo
way, of Harrington; and Jason Cal
loway, Mt. Pleasant, Del. Interment
was made in Hollywood Cemetery
near this city.
New Century Club
The Harrington New Century Club
met in regular session Tuesday al
ternoon with the president. Mrs.
Claude N. Cahall, in the chair. The
subject for the days program was
"Current Happenings in Europe"
Mrs. Donald Weist, Mrs. II. J. Rams
dell. Mrs. Clarence Shockley and
Miss Mary Short had charge of the
program, as follows: Violin solo,
Mrs. J. M. Darbie. playing two num-
bers, "Mendelssohn's Spring Song"
and "Roses of Piccardy." Address
by Professor Frank Witchey. Prof.
Glen Gildersleeye of the State Fed
GRAFTON of Music Clubs was sched-
uIed to address the club next week.
but do to his attending a convention /
in Chicago, the date has been adj
vanced to April 9th. A good at
tendance is desired for the meeting
next week Reports OF the various
will be made.
Mrs. John Masten entertained her
Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Jones and her
mother have returned to their home
n Wilmington after spending the
Caster holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Jones.
Mrs. Virginia Clarkson, Mrs. Will
,larkson. Miss Ula Mae Clarkson and
drs. Lille Reed spent Sunday with
drs. Fannie Goodwin at Dover.
The regular monthly meeting of
he Harrington Fire Company will
q held in the Fire House this eve
ing.
Miles Draper. for many years con- |
ected with the American Stores as !
1cal manager, resigned bis position
he past week and purchased the
estaurant of Mr.. and Mrs. George
oppin.
William w. Shaw, a clerk in the :
eoples Bank of this city, is recover :
lg from an appendicitis operation ;
, the Milford Emergency Hospital. !
Rev. Stephen Galley. pastor of the y
/. p. Church, attended the M. e. j
difference at Salisbury, Md, last d
eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ryan Of Will
ington have been recent guests OF 4
r. and Mrs. Hasty Cain.e Il
William Finch. Jr.. has accepted c
osition in Baltimore. Md. G
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Weist have II
zen recent guests OF the latter's ii
lrents in Pennsylvania. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barrett are .
BENDING a week with the latter's =.
lrents in Altoona, Pa. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Stevens OF e
have been recent guests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Massey. it
Mrs Stephen X. Belts of Frederica 9
ID, the misfortune 10 fall while h
sitting at the home of her daughter, c
RS. Oscar Wix, and broke her arm. HI
Miss Emma Downes has returned n
me after spending the winter with ID
II brother, Norman Downes, at s,
billy Oak.
Mrs. Ray Deische of Wilmington =,
s been spending the past week 4,
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hanson. -
Miss Myrtle otwell of Wilmington = =
8 been spending part of this ?
EEK with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y
,nry Otwell.