Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
BRIDGEVILLE

thursday sne left with a party
friends on a trip to Chicago. Othei
In the group were Misses MiIdre
McIntire, Marguerite johnson an
Mrs. S. A. Scotten Of Wilmington.
Mrs. Sally Covey of Denton, Nd
spent the weekend with Senator an
Mrs. C. E. Brown.
Prof. and Mrs. George T. Mackli
spent Sunday with her mother. MIR
GeOrgiana Pierce, in Milford.
Mrs. @. b. Anderson and daugh
ter, Ruth Ellen, were the weeken
guests of her mother, Mrs. Mar
jackson, in Greensboro, Md. Mi
Anderson and Miss Marie Andersen
Joined them for the day on Sunday
Mrs. Joseph George, with he
children, Peggy, Jane and Joseph III
went to Salisbury on Saturday t.
spend several days with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. J.. c. B. Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. ShoFl
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Bicknell, Jr. on Sunday.
Mrs. C. v. Lewis was hostess to
the members of her bridge club on
Monday evening.
Miss Margaret DickeTsOn and Mr..
Martin L. DOOrdan were the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Doordan, in Newark.
Mrs Edwin Layton spent Sunday
in Milford with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Varney.
Milton Dawson and Miss Jean
Griffith mOtOred from Philadelphia
ON Sunday TO spend the day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Daw-
son.
Mrs. Avery Phillips is taking a
weeks vacation from her duties in
the Baltimore Trust Co. bank.
Dr. Harry Rawlins of Annapolis, |
Md, visited his father. C. H. Raw |
Inns and aunt Miss Sallie E. Rawlins /
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Darby and
son Elliott mOtOred to Ocean City,
Md. on Sunday.
Misses Verona Smith and Emo
gene Phillips will attend the Junior
Prom at Milton this evening.
The Parish House Committee Of
st. Mary's p. E. Church has COM
menCed work ON a booklet of
BFidgeville which will contain ;
brief history of the town and some !
interesting facts about the town and !
local organizations. The profits 7
made from the booklet will be placed I
DO the Parish House fund. As soon
as the committee has raised suffi- 4
cient funds, they expect to build a |
building large enough for most of '
the community activities. l
MIR. and Mrs. Walton Owens and
Mrs. Linda Owens were the guests of +
I r,F lnf
over the weekend. +
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Bennett and \
Miss Virginia Bennett of Philadel- 2
phia spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs Ellis Myer. a
The Saturday afternoon sewing d
club met with Eleanor Cosden last r
week.
Mrs. Walton Smith accompanied 4
Mi. and Mrs. Robert Holt and Mrs. y
Donald Jefferson of fredericksburg. 7
Nd. to IIarTisonburg, Va. last Fri Il
day where they attended the May h
Day exercises at Madison College. a
tAlr. and .Mgs.. a. J. Gray, .@ere /
the hOuse guests of Mr.. and Mrs. [
William e. Ferguson at their Reho- a
beth cottage over the weekend. s
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrington of v
Chicago. ILL.,. arrived in town on
Sunday from a motor trip thru the g
Southern states. On their return h
rip to Chicago they were accom- S
ianied by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs n
icOrge Miller who will be tlfeir n
quests for several weeks. n
Mrs. Russell Short and Miss Erma n
ihort of Philadelphia spent the week r
nd here with MIR. Short. r
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wine of Wood "a
ide and MIR. and Mrs Ernest Cool nj
nd children DOtty Lou and Donald al
we're dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n
liner X. Hoch ON Sunday M
Mrs. c. Leon Cannon and Mrs. "
ieorge A. Hill attended the lunch -
on meeting of the Delaware State
library Commission at the Hercules
ountry Club of Wilmington on Sat
rday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Riggin and
IN Donald of Bywood. Pa, spent
lie weekend with MIR. and Mrs. +.
pgeph Wiley and Mrs Kate Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Burton Purnell en-
'rtained Mr.. and Mrs. John Purneu
Milford and Mrs. Joshua Bryan
nd son Jackie of Seaford at dinner
n Sunday. t..
Mrs. Albert Press and children.
auline and George. of Yorklyn.
1ent the weekend with her mother,
rs. Anna Doyle and sister. Mrs.
lice Adams.
Miss Ray Welch spent last week
PottstOwn, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hopkins spent
;nday with their parents in Sails
Try. Md.
Harry w. Vivien entertained u
tests at a 800" party on Tuesday
ening in celebration of his S5th
rthday anniversary. Attending
re Messrs. w. j. Swain. Stanley
denham. w. b. Truitt. c. +.
own. Elmer X. HOch. Edwin Will
:. Harry r. Darby, William ]. III
wtOn. l.. +. Hoch, W. H. Newton Ia
Bridgeville. From Seaford came III
snn Huston. A. c. Dunn and Win
ID Scott. "
lr. and Mrs. Abram Vaughn and
/ Donald of Cheswold and Miss
rnelia Cannon of Milford spent
lday with Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
rry
Irs. Minnie Sudler has opened
house ON Main street after
nding the winter months with
daughters. Mrs. Mather Rankin
Hartford, Conn. and Mrs. Shell
Virden in Syracuse. N. Y. She
! accompanied home by Mrs.
kin who will remain for several