Milford chronicle., 1940-06-21
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Miss Ann Pierce spent the past
weekend in Rehoboth as the guest
Of Miss Eva Cook.
Miss Helen M. Higman Of Pine
Ridge, S. d.. is spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. W. G. Powders
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Mrs. William l. Messick and Mrs.
H 2. Mcclellan. Of Baltimore. are
gaests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wa
pies.
Frank Mick has returned home
from Bucknell University for the
summer. Both Felix and Frank will
assist Mrs. Mick at "Marylin", Re
hoboth, this summer.
Miss Mary McCabe has returned to
her duties as laboratory technician
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
after spending her vacation in SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. and Drexel Hill, Pa.
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Mrs. Lewis Henry Ross, OF West
Second street, entertained her son,
Leonard Jackson Ross, Sr.. and
Glenn Allen Ross, of st.
Louis, Missouri, during the past
week.
Mrs. J. Lockwood Pratt and three
children will leave Milford on Sun
day for Hawaii, where Lieutenant
Commander Pratt, U. S. ~, will be |
stationed for the next several
Mrs. W. G. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Abbott and son Richard left
On Sunday for a trip through the
West, stopping at Walsenburg, Colo
rado, 10 visit friends a few days be-
lore returning home.
DR.. and Mrs. George S. Grier, 3rd.
1f Baltimore, Md. have been recent
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Grier, Jr. The Griers
have also had Mrs. Bartlett Smith Of
New York City, as their guest.
Colonel and Mrs. w. E. Lank have
'eturIed home from attended the
department convention Of the U. S.
W. V. Department of Maryland, held
It Baltimore. Mrs Lank is presi-
lent of Delmarva Camp Auxiliary.
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Mrs. Robert H. Pierce has return
ID to her home on Lake avenue after
pending several months with her
on, Robert B. Pierce at his home in
Honksrs, N. Y. Mr.. Pierce was the
'uest Of his mother for the past
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wallace. Of
Pa, came to Milford
asst Thursday to spend a few days
nth Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Rich
rds. They spent the weekend at
heir cottage at Slaughter Beach, re-
1rning home on Sunday.
Miss Ella Hammond has returned
ONE from Philadelphia where she
pent the winter with her brother
nd sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ard T. Hammond. While there she
TENDED the funeral of her sister.
Irs. Edward C. Linde. in Pittsburgh,
a.
Felix Mick returned to the Univer-
ty Of Pennsylvania on Wednesday.
le 18th. to receive the degree Of ,
of Arts in Chemistry. His
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mick. of
hestnut Knoll, and Rehoboth, at !
inded the commencement exer- ,
ses. ,
MIR. end Mrs. William. B. Derrick :
m of Rehoboth, are receiving con-
from their many friends !.
pom the birth of a fine son on
thursday, May 80. Tho name selected ,
William B. Derrickson, Jr. Mrs.
erickson will be remembered as
iss Ethel Messick, of near Milford. !
r. Derrickson is the oldest son Of :
r. and Mrs. Howard Derrickson Of
ilfOrd-
Miss Joane Kiefbasa, Betty Pret- I
man. Emil KieIbasa and Albert
rahle spent Sunday in Washing
n, d. C. While In Washington they
sited the Delaware delegates at k
ltional All Club Camp and also il
lends from many other states who P
e spending the week there. They t,
d dinner with the All Club mem h
rs a. U. S. Department of Labor il
Hiding and later accompanied them u
Arlington cemetery where they "
sited Lees Mansion and the tomb N
the Unknown Soldier, where two il
of the National 4-H
ub Camp placed a floral wreath d