Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17


Employees familiar with the worl
will be on hand to guide visitors
answer questions and note sugges
! tiOns. Men and women the nation
over are cordially and urgently IN
vited by project sponsors and the
WPA to visit and inspect every
professional and service project in
operation in their respective com
munities.
The exhibit of the work done by
the local sewing unit seamstresses
will be on display in the Tuesday
Night Club rooms. On the opening
night MAY 2O) there will be a free
program well worth attending.
There will be musical numbers,
readings and an address by Prof.
George T. Macklin. Mrs. Ellis
Myer, supervisor of the local unit,
suggests that any one having ma
tefials of any kind suitable for use
in making hooked rugs to bring
them to the sewing unit in the base
ment of the post office building
where they will be put into use.
The members of the Wednesday
AA6mt GAuu MGAG
at the home of Miss Elizabeth Know
les this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Peters of
Drexel Hill, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. HOr- !
ace Layton of Chester, Pa. Mrs. Ar
thur Russell of Milford. and Miss |
Ruth Russell of Wilmington; Mr.. /
John Dickerson and Miss Mildred
Kruger of Philadelphia spent Sun
day with Mrs. Anna Dickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Jacobs and MIR.
and Mrs. Roy Morris and daughter.
Margaret Mae. were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Jacobs of Mil
ford at turkey dinner ON Sunday.
Miss Sallie Rawlins accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Rawlins of Sea-
'ord on tour of the Azelia Farms,
lear Milford. on Sunday.
W. B. Truitt was on a business
rip to New York the first of the
week. Sherman Todd accompanied
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Vivien of Can
On were dinner guests of Mr.. and :
frs. Harry w. Viven on Sunday.
Miss Mary Messick entertained a !
rOup of friends at house party at !
er RehobOth cottage over the week !
nd Her guests were Mrs. Edna
larke. Miss COrTine Drake and Mr.. 4
enneth Drake of Wilmington: Miss a
lice Buckson of st. Georges; Mr. 9
nd Mrs. Warren MacAllen of Phil n
ielphia; Mrs. Clifford Stone. of q
'aynesbOro. Va. Miss Mary Kinder. +,
+. Leroy B. Truitt. Stanley Leden- h
lm and Harrington Messick. n
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans. Mr.. and
RS. ID. G. Foster and Mr.. Clinton A
1ster of Wilmington. were the n
eekeDd guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r,
Hulliger. ~
Mr.. and Mrs c. Leon Cannon mo- n
red to DilwOTth. Pa. on Sunday
visit Hosea Waterer's display of n,
lips. They returned by way of nj
est Grove, Pa. taking in the rose n
rden. -.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland King have
nounced the engagement of their
lighter. Miss Virginia King. to A.
Woodruff II. of Lynchburg. Va.
35 King was graduated from Ran el
lph Macon Woman's College VI
lere she was member of Kappa
'lta Sorority. She is now mem al
= of the faculty Of the Federals. "
rg, Md, school Mr.. Wqodruff is
alumnus of Lynchburg College 6,
EfsdsestessEas3fk- fft.f the II
diversity Of Virginia He is assist ed
It principal Of the HuddlestOn high
hool. LynChburg. The wedeling ia
III take place June 12. ~ HI
i very pretty wedding was SOL
lDi2ed in the Methodist parsonage EI
Rev. Preston ". Spence, Jr. on NJ
turday evening. May II, when NJ,
So Rebccca Hulliger. daughter of Br
=. and Mrs H. H. Hulligcr. became Tc,
? bride Of Joseph Evans. son of Mr.. ga
d Mrs. Ernest Evans of Laurel.
cir only attendants were Miss an
tty Taylor and Robert Evans OF Nl
lmingtOn. The bride wore a suit Ia
dusty pink with navy accessories.
/ corsage of orchids. A recep- ter
n followed at the home of MIR. and Ma
3. Hulliger. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Be
! make their home in Laurel. lial