Milford chronicle., 1937-02-12
DAGSBORO

II, Clayton School wish To tnank q
I'd that helped in any way to make the
s. bake a success Saturday. Proceed
;e amounted to $2S.62.
re Miss Martha Brooks entertained
IS dinner Friday Mr.. and Mrs. We
y Ralthree of Millsboro.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Calhoun re
4. turned to their home Saturday, al
It ter spending weeks vacation a
Y Miami Beach, Florida.
Mrs. Matilda Hudson who suffere
h the past week with hemorrhages, i
e convalescing at this time. Her hus
}. band, S. M. Hudson is also quite il
0 at this writing.
Mrs. Clifford Wilson of Milford
called to see her sister, Mrs. Harold
! Hudson, Tuesday.
; Levin Collins of near Omar, while
, walking on the highway Saturday
, night, was struck with a car driven
by Russell Clogg, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Clogg. and was instantly
killed. Young Clogg was held under
bail.
Nigh Rogers, Bernard Figg and Mr..
Garner, of North Carolina, and John
Dunn of Virginia were visitors of
Stems Hatchery. Saturday.
Albert Montague, who is employed
on a boat at Wilmington, is spending
some time with his wife and daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Atkins of near
Millsboro were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Hudson, Sunday.
Woodrow and John Mitchell of
Philadelphia were here recently.
DR.. Hudson was at the John NJ.
Clayton School Monday and admins
tered the diphtheria antitoxin.
Wilson Campbell and friend, Miss
Edna Birmingham spent the week
end at Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Baker gave a
party Tuesday evening, Feb. 2, in
honor of their twin daughters birth
days. Those who attended were Mr..
and Mrs. Long, Mrs. Ruth Lewis, Mr..
Charlie Lewis of Selbyville, and
many of their little pals of this town,
also Mrs. Delbert Daisey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Adkins are
the proud parents of Il fine baby boy.
born the past week.
Mrs. Clarence TimmOns is i'll at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rogers of
Georgetown called Sunday OH Mrs. |
Addie Timmons who is very i'll at |
this time.
Mrs. A. c. Steen and MIR. and Mrs. !
Curtis Steen, also Delphia Hickman |
and Arthur Davidson went to Lewes
Sunday evening and enjoyed the
IRxy Dnhnpf IRA and I
wife of Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. +. Lingo and children
called to see his mother, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben A. Townsend
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Thomas
of Berlin, Md, have just returned
from a sixteen day trip covering
about 5000 miles through the South.
Meeting the Z o'clock boat at Cape
Charles on Saturday. January %.
they crossed on the ferry to Nor
folk. They spent the night in Fay
etteville. n. c. Sunday morning they
called on Mr.. TOwnsend's cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. William West of that
town. They Travelled on to Savannah.
Ca, and Travelled 81 miles over to
beautiful Tybee Beach. They spent
the night in Savannah after attend
ing services in Hull Memorial Pres
byterian Church. Alfred Lewis Pat
terson, d. D.. pastor, and the text
was How Do You Hear" On Mon
day they made their way on down
to Palatka, Florida. and spent the
night. On Tuesday, Mr.. Thomas
friend. DR.. Warren, of that town.
who owns orange groves, took his
,ar and very graciously gave a half
lay of this time to show them all
lround through the farming section.
Iew potatoes were up and growing
nicely to the extent of twelve and
ourteen inches high. From there
hey went to Orlando. Florida, and
.alled for a few minutes on Mr.. and
hrs. John Pigeon of that town. Then
Irving on down to the town OF kis-
imee. Fla. They remained there for
he night. On Wednesday morning
hey drove down as far as Lake g
Whales, were they viewed the beauti-
ul Singing Tower presented by Ed
ward w. Box, located on the highest
oint of Florida. From there they
ook a northwestern course viewing
he lovely cypress gardens at Winter
Iaven. Travelling on through Lake
and and other lovely towns to Plant
,ity. where the Townsends had spent
everal pleasant weeks some years
go. AT the Colonial Hotel where
hey spent the night, they found sew
raj friends from surrounding towns
d here, among them were Captain
Yard Daisey. Horace Hickman and
aptain Ebe Chandler of FrankfOrd.
delaware. On Thursday they attend
4 Tampa, Florida. State Fair, and
lere on to Clearwater where they
Dent the night. Friday. January
9TH which happened to be Mr.. and
Irs. Townsend's 35th wedding an
iversary, Mrs. Townsend was given
coral broach in honor of the oc-
lsion. Then they drove over TO
learwater Beach on the Gulf Coast.
cking out shells from the sugar
hite sand. Driving on to ST. Pet
'sburg they took a ferry over to
Ie mainland. then OH TO Fort My
s where they spent the night. They
ere very much impressed by this
wn. where they saw the winter
)me of Henry Ford. On Saturday
ey drove through the Everglades
'er the Lamiami Trail leading in j
iami around noon. The weather
as ideal; they saw several friends
ON the North, among them George
Townsend and family of Millville,
who are spending the win