Milford chronicle., 1940-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William BrimiiOin. Of
Newark, spent the weekend with
her parents. Prof. and Mrs. George
T. Macklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wiley spent the
day in Greenwood or Sunday visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ThO5.
Wiley.
The Harrington Vocational Agri-
culture Department of about 80
boys. under The supervision of Geo
X Vapaa. their instructor, visited
Newtons iarm on Monday.
After bus trip around the farm
to see the orchard and farm layout.
the group returned to the repair
shop where mechanics in charge.
demonstrated a few simple princi-
pies of the care and repair of farm
power machinery. A tractor motor
in process of Ovcrhauling enabled
the boys to actually see the inside
mechanismS and to better under
stand its operation.
Following the instruction in the
shop. the group WAS taken through
the hatchery and shown the incuba-
tors and Matching equipment.
Those visiting the farm were Mel
vim Brown, William James. Martin
Jarell. Alfred Mach. Edward Mccoy
Henry Minncr. Charles MulhOiland.
B. Irving Shaw, Benny VanderwenGc.
Cecil Wilson, William Cornish, Wal
Ter Krause. james O'Ncal. William
Outten. Alex ArgO. Millard Cooper. !
Joseph Gray. William Luff, Thorold !
Link, Fred Marvel. Thomas Peck, !
Harry Raughley, William Austin, /
Bobby Galloway, George Won Gocr- !
res. Robert Wix. John Henry Moore. /
John Lord, Levi Vogl. Earl Yoder. /
Keith Burgess. Martin Smith Rol- /
and Kitchens Edgar Kates
Mrs Robert Smith and daughter.
Miss Verona Smith will motor down .
to Hanpdcu- Sydney. Va. for the
Weekend While there Miss Smith !
will attend the fraternity dances al <
lIampdcn- Sydney College
Nlr and Mrs Ralph Scott enter
tanned the following guests al bridge |
on Friday night of last week; Mr.. /
and Mrs. Maynard Hokc. Mr. and /
Mrs. Charles Welch. Mr. and Mrs. /
Walton Smith. Miss Ncva Dicker- |
son, Mr.. and Mrs Ira Lewis, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Mace Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Har- /
ry Darby. Mr. and Mrs. Don Coon I
Mr.. and Mrs c. V. Lewis and Mr. /
and Mrs. Harrison Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Malin and /
son of Wilmington were the guests |
of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Street from
until Friday of last week. (
Mrs. James Scott entertained two |
tables at bridge on Tuesday evening I
at her home on Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert II. TOulson |
down from Wilmington OIL /
Sunday to be the dinner guests of /
Mrs w. II. Willin and Miss Rose /
mary Willin. Their son, Victor H. /
ToulsOn, who is connected with the !
DUPONT Nylon Plant at Seaford, and (
is making his home in BTidgeville, |
was also guest
Mrs. Helen Truitt, Mrs. Mary Ell |
Mrs. Orin Wiley and !
Mrs Herman Wiley went to Dover !
on Tuesday to visit Grin Wiley who
is a patient in the Kent General Hos /,
pital.
Mrs. ]. d. Christine. of Phiiadel- /
phia. is spending the weekend with !
Mr. Christine at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs E. X Hoch
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Truitt were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Ennis of Stockley at the Wicom-
leo Hotel in Salisbury, Md, on Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Virginia Bennett. age 73
years, widow of the late John H. |
Bennett, died at her home near town
on Tuesday morning, after an ILL
ness of several weeks following a
paralytic stroke. Funeral services
were held from her late residence
yesterday afternoon with Rev. J. c.
b. Hopkins, of Salisbury, and Rev.
Preston w. Spence, pastor of Union
Methodist Church, officiating. Inter
ment in the Odd Fellows cemetery,
Seaford. Mrs. Bennett is survived by
five sons and one daughter, Ira Ben
nett. of Philadelphia, Horace, John,
Seth and Elwood Bennett and Miss
Hattie Bennett, all Of Bridgeville.
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