Milford chronicle., 1939-06-23
FREDERICK

On Wednesday of last week tn
Adult Education Glass in Art went OF
a delightful picnic to Rehoboth. The,
etopped at NAPLES Pond and sketch
ed and painted the attractive scenes
Tor several hours. At RehobOtt theY
were invited to Jerry Adams cottagI
where his mother assisted them will
preparations for lunch. The food
they brought would tempt an epicure
The party was joined there by Mr.
end Mrs. William Leach, who are
now at Rehoboth for the summer
The others of the party are Miss Amy
Gardner. supervisor of art in Adult
Education; Miss Mary G.. Sheppard
supervisor Of art. and Miss Board
man, art teacher. all OF Dover: Miss
Lila Hudson, Mrs. Dorothy Hall, Har-
ry Vinyard. all of Milford; Mrs. Hell
en- Mag of Dover, Mrs. Alice Person,
Miss Lucille Person, of Woodland
Farm; Mrs. Tatman. Mrs. Margaret
GottOrf. Mrs. Mary Boone. Mrs. Mabel
oDnovan, Mrs. Emma HOoey and
Mrs. Mary Briggs. all of Frederick.
Mrs. Ella Cook of Milford was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kelly
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Vinyard
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Vinyard at Summit last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson spent
Sunday with friends at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Green and
children are visiting Mr.. Green's mo-
ther. Mrs. Howard Green, at Media.
AIigu 10 KoA ntazy iu For.
visit at Wilmington. Philadelphia,
New York and the Worlds Fair.
Cecil Hudson and son Cecil of Mar
shalltOn were Saturday guests of
Mrs. Sallie Hudson.
Denny Sharp was the guest of Reu-
ben Outten of FELTON, last week.
DR.. Harold McCurdy and wife, DIR.
Mary McCurdy, have gone to Woods
Hole, Mass, to attend the summer
school there. Mrs. John B. Derrick
son accompanied them on the trip.
Miss Mary b. Melvin is attending
the summer school at the University
of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Mitten. of
Milford. visited Harry F. Mitten on
Sunday.
Henry BarrOws of Long Island, N. !
y. George Schooner of New York |
City, and Harry C. Harrington of Jer-
sey City, were weekend guests of Os-
car P. Harrington for fishing trip |
at Lewes. They mad a good catch of
croakers and trout.
Mrs. John Donovan entertained
members of the Adult Education Art
Glass on a fishing trip on her hus-
bands boat last Thursday. They
were Miss Amy Gardner. Miss Mary
Mrs. Beckett and two sons
of Dover, Mrs. Frances GOttOrf and
Mrs. Harry Boone of town. The fish
were biting fast and the ladies be-
came quite expert in catching them,
but kept Capt. Donovan busy remov-
ing the hooks. II was a wonderful
experience for several on their first
fishing trip.
Mrs. Edith B. Melvin and Mrs.
Alice G. Melvin are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bos-
tic of Wilmington.
Elizabeth Jane GerOw had an Oper-
alton last week for the removal of ,
-Onsils and adenoids and is getting
alone fine.
Miss Bessie Emerson is spending {
week at Rehoboth.
MIR. and Mrs. S. E. BOstic and
laughter Alice Louise were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Melvin on Sunday. |
John c. George is repainting his
apartment building on Front street.
making decided Improvement. 6
Charles Palmer has returned to I
after spending week with
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pal d
ner. h
The Frederica school is being put
n condition for the reopening in the
all. i
A number of people from here at s
ended the Children's Day exercises S
n Milford Neck Church last Sunday e
fternoon and enjoyed the fine pro-
ram. +
John Anderson is recovering from e
serious injury received last week II
'om being hit in the eye with piece S
I cement while working on the state
ighway. a
Willard Sapp's condition remains Il
bout the same as last week. He is tC
ill in the Wilmington Homeopathic VI
ospital. A number of his relatives al
nd friends from here saw him last rC
eek.
Mrs. Josephine Carey returned last W
eek from spending week in Dover. 81
Ruth Ann Stevenson has returned ci
ON a visit to relatives in Har- fO
ngton. te