Milford chronicle., 1940-06-28


they gave dinner, Their
guests Included Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn GildersIeeve, Or. and
Mrs Elliott Field. Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. story, and Mr. and
Mrs. George D. Tebo, Of Dover,
Mt. and mrs. George 4. Miller,
Of Smyrna, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Bucher Of Newark, and Mr.. and
Mrs William 7. Watson. Of Mil
ford.
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Or. and Mrs. Walter L. Grier
left this morning for months
tfip BY train which will be in
teresting. They left for. New
York where they win attend the
Fair. Leaving there tomorrow
they will so to Chicago. where
they viii become a part Of a
party Of twenty -fve, who will
make this trip, also. interest
ing places will be visited in Mex
leo such as Tia Juana, and Aqua
Caliente. Many world known
places like Grand Canyon and
Yosemite National Park are to
be visited. Celebrated spots in
California and the Treasure Is
land Fair win claim their at
tention before they leave for
Portland, oregon, Seattle. Van
cOuyer and the vacation places
like Emerald Lake, Banff and
Lake Louise. They come back
to the United States at Portal.
N. D.. and will be home again
the latter part OF July. Friends
have been busy this week wish
ing them a good trip and a safe
and happy return.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence JON
nard, who have made a host of
friends since their arrival in
Milford. entertained the mem
bers Of the Milford Giants Ball
Team on Saturday night after
the CentrevilIe game. The boys
enjoyed a good supper while
talking over the fine points Of
the game. The Jonnards live In
Dallas. Texas, and have taken
the Reynolds home on South
Walnut street for the duration Of
their stay. On Sunday evening
DR.. and Mrs. Walter L. Grier
and their sons. Logan and Gar
rett, were their dinner guests.
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On Wednesday OF last week
nine members Of the local chap
ter Of the Red Cross attended a
surgical dressing instruction
class in Georgetown. when the
needs of the organization for
work abroad were made known.
Mrs. Frank L. Grier will head
he surgical dressing class in
Milford. which will include vol
lnteer workers in large num-
'efs. Mrs. A. DonnelI Marshall
s vice chairman. The date viii
i announced for the beginning
4 the work and volunteers are
fged to give all Of the time
hey can to the making Of equip
nent for surgical needs. to be
Ised in war districts abroad.
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Miss Priscilla Nailor, daugh-
er OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
lailor, has been the guest Of
onor at several functions this
ast week or two. In celebra-
on Of her coming marriage to
Ir. Harry L. Belts, Of Miilsboro.
n Saturday Miss Gretchen Cal
Oun gave surprise glass
hover and bridge supper for
sr AZ her home near town. The
lests at that time were Miss
helma Jewell. Mrs. Mary G.
ambert. Miss Jean Calhoun,
iss Betty Calhoun. MRS. Rich
d Ward. Mrs; Clarence Welch,
ias Marion NaiIor, Miss Ethel
ollins. Miss Esther GreenIy.
iss zena Coopersmith and
lss Lille Lord. Of Milford:
rs. Spencer willis, MRS, Paul
often and Miss Ruth Scotch,
Dover. On Sunday Miss Natl
Is sister. Mrs. Paul seotten
d Mr.. Scotten gave a dinner IN
r honor at their home in Do
/, when the guests were MI.
srry Belts, Miss Marion Nall
Miss Gretchen Calhoun.
IS Frances Roach, Mr.. and
.. James Rawiey. Miss Ethel
iIfns and Mr.. Herbert Nichols.
ain on Tuesday evening Miss
flor was honofed by q bath
,m shower given BY Mrs.
shard Ward IN her home in
Berry Apartments. Then the
ssts we're MISS Frances Roach.
ss Alice clendaniei, Miss Hilda
.oten. Mrs. Joseph Cook. OF