Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01
DACSBORO

tertained at Christmas dinner oil
Thursday of last week: Mr.. ant
Mrs. t. C. Medford and son Junior
OF Avondale, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Da.
vid Derrickson and Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Hudson of Laurel.
Mr. and Mrs. C.. C. Brasure and
their daughter and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Granville White Of Laurel
left Saturday for a visit to Balti-
more and Washington. ID. C. On their
return they will call on relatives in
Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hartsough
spent few days last week in Phil
adelphia. They were accompanied
home by his brother and father.
A Trip TO Florida
MIR. and Mrs. John F. McCabe left
Wednesday, December %, for Miami,
Florida. They were accompanied by
Henry Hudson, Robert Hudson, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence McCabe, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCabe, Jr. The school
bus was equipped with food. bed
ding, stove and necessary equipment
for a camping trip. They will call
on Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith while
at Miami. They will return by the
way of Nashville. Tenn. They expect
to enjoy the barn dance at WSM-
where they have a special invitation
on Saturday, January 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Horner of
Philadelphia were the guests, of Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Gray the past
week.
Delbert Daisey aud Joseph Wick
ers of New York spent the Christ
mas holidays with their families
here.
Roland Pennewill of Pittsburgh,
Pa, was an over night guest of his
parents over the weekend. He will
make his home in Philadelphia for
a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Layfield en-
tertained for Christmas, their chill
dren, Mrs. Birda Schroeder, Miss
Dorothy Layfield of Philadelphia and
Miss Ella Layfield of New York.
They also had as dinner guests on
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lay
field, Mrs. Samuel Layfield of Fruit
land and Mr.. Parson of Parsonburg. |
" Weddings
Miss Delephine Mitchell. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Mitchell and
E. Oliphant were married
IN Thursday. December "a.
Miss Pauline Layton, daughter of
Yrs. Audrey Layton of Selbyville,
of this town and Weston
Holt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Holt of Millville were married at
he parsonage by the Rev. F. A. Ba-
Ter at 8 O'Clock, December "a. After
short wedding trip they will re-
ide at Millville. They were given
n old fashioned serenade on Mon
ay evening. Miss Pauline spent her
days here and made many
riends during her school days.
On Wednesday evening. December
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben A. Townsend
Dtertained to dinner, followed by
us straw ride to Millsboro High
chool to attend the playlet Aunt
Rules the Roost." spon- /;
ored by the faculty Of the J.. NJ
layton School. The following were {
uests: Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Burton,
lr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Burton, Mr.. {
nd Mrs. Edward Goslee, Mr.. and |
lrs. Chester v. Townsend, Mr.. and {
lrs. Harvey o. Derrickson, Mr.. and I
lrs. William Monroe, Mrs. Matte {
!. Townsend and Mrs. Harriet Pyle {
They also entertained to dinner on [
hristmas Day their children and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. AL I
en- Townsend and children, Dorothy s
nd f. A. Townsend, 3rd. Mr.. and q
RS. Howard w. Bramhall and chill c
rem. Marjorie. Wellington and \
Gorge, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. I
ownsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Leland S. b
urton and Leland. Jr. g
George E. Long of Philadelphia is v
,ending the holidays with his p
Mrs. Anna Brasure. t,
he had as callers Sunday, Mr.. and n
RS. Walter Jarmon of Swintville, e
r., and Mrs. Robert Coffin of Mills "
'ro. p
Anthony Steen who had his ton
Is removed at the Beebe Hospital r,
Lewes last week, is doing nicely t.
this time. Il
Miss Edna Cannon and friend of is
liladelphia motored down and
ere dinner guests on Sunday of Il
rs. Charles w. Hickman and fam Il
Miss Helen Gordy of Chester, Pa, d,
s been spending some time with P
r aunt, Mrs. Walter Timmons. ce
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barber and A. C. N
cen were entertained at a turkey la
lner on Sunday by Mrs. John Per- C,
of Coolspring. tu
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