Milford chronicle., 1940-07-12
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Kathryn Allen, Betty Lee Jones
Mary Ann Phillips, Jeanette Wheat
ley, Nancy Elliott, Mary Copas, BeT
nice Seeley and Ruby Adams to Re
hoboth where they are spending th
week.
Elmer Wiley went to Wilmington
on Sunday to visit his brother, Bel
Wiley, of Laurel, who is a patien
in the Delaware Hospital f
Mrs. Jefferys Ashe and daughters
Betty Lee and Joan, of Cleveland
Ohio, are spending the summer a
the cottage of her brother, Virgi
: Wiley at Fenwick Island. They spen
the Fourth with Mrs. George Tuck
Betty Lee remained to be the gues
of Patty Stauffer the remainder o.
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Elwanger O
Baltimore, Md, are visiting Sena
tor and Mrs. c. E. Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Burton Purnell at.
tended the races at Delaware ParH
on the Fourth.
Mrs. Lena Messick is a patient in
the Peninsula General Hospital in
Salisbury, Md Her condition re-
mains unchanged.
Miss Virginia Lingo, of Millsboro,
was the weekend guest of Miss
Rosemary Willin
Messrs. Wendell and Wilbur John
son, of Bellwood, Pa, will spend the
weekend with Raymond Short.
Mrs. Charlotte Stauffer entertain
ed the members of her bridge club
on Tuesday evening.
DR.. Joseph George and Robert
Hopkins motored to Philadelphia on
Sunday where they attended the ball
games between the New York Yam
KEGS and the Philadelphia Athletics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker and
son, Charles, Jr., Of Baltimore, Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Parker of Federals-
burg, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
ence Parker spent Sunday with Mrs
Ida Parker and Mrs. Maude Lock- |
erman.
Miss Geneva Faust of Owensboro,
Kentucky, is the guest of Miss Mary
Kinder.
Mrs. James Sparklin and daugh-
ters, Jean and Mary Ann, Of RO-
chester, ". Y, and Mrs. Louis Ed
gell aud daughter Joan of Dover
are visiting their father, Clarence
Nelson at his home near town. On
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Sparklin ,
and Mrs. Edgell entertained a num-
ber of friends at tea. I
Jerry Smith, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Smith spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walton |
at Iron Hill, Md.
Mrs. F. Joseph Wiley and daugh-
ter Jane returned to Bywood, Pa, |
with Mrs. Herman Riggin on Sun
day to remain for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Scott and son r
Ralph, Jr., had dinner at Camp Oton- T
ka on Sunday, where their daughter,
is vacationing for several
weeks.
Peggy and Anne Brenner are Wis :
iting their aunt, Mrs. D. A. Jenkins
at Indianhead, Md.
. Mra,.G George Tuck. and. Mrs. Char 4
lotte Stauffer spent the weekend at
Fenwick Island with Mrs. Jefferys
Ashe. Ii
Mrs. Carolyn Willing. Mrs. Pearl
West and Charles Summer of Phila-
were weekend guests at
the home of Mrs. w. H. Willin. (
William Johnson, of Bristol, Pa, I
s visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kin /
Ter.
Mrs. w. A. Hemphill, of Penf1eld, r.
Pa, spent several days the first of :
he week at the home of her mother,
frs. Lena Messick. d
Mrs. Elmer Hoch entertained on y
Wednesday for her guest, Mrs. J. D. I
,hristine of Philadelphia. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson had
s their guests over the weekend, n
)r. and Mrs. Bernard Hubenet of 2
'lattsburg, NJ Y, and Mrs. Max HUI :
enet of Vlneland, N. j. n
DR.. and Mrs. L. p Hoch spent the n
ourth and weekend with DR.. and
Irs. n. O. Prusack at Towanda, Pa. u
Miss Elaine Owens and Larry q
rown, of Newark, were the guests M
Miss Jane Kenney, of Selbyville,
t her cottage at Bethany Beach over RI
le weekend. m
Mrs. Villa MacAllen left last week M
II Bingham, Mass, where she is w
Isiting her son and daughter-in- he
w, Mr.. and Mrs Morgan MacAllen. M,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Jones of
hester, Pa, spent the Fourth and N,
smainder of the week with her par Wi
1ts, MIR. and Mrs Philip Cannon on on
le Bridgeville-Seaford highway Ii,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brenner were
Philadelphia last week. Vii
Ralph Thompson left on Wednes- ET
iy for the Boy Scout Camp at Au-
lrn, N. j., where he will act as 10
,uncelor for four weeks. on
Miss Nancy Wright spent the week
Id with friends in Claymont. sv
Mrs. Dawson Todd and Mrs. Sher- m
an Todd were among the guests Hr H
hen Mrs. Austin Murphy of Den !
n, Md, entertained at luncheon and tbr
idge on Tuesday of last week. iii
Rev. and Mrs. Preston w. Spence
II leave on Monday morning for
liver Bay, Lake George, N. Y, ]
lere they will attend an Explora- Ma
ry Conference on Christianity and IN
e World Crisis. The sixteen lead ~
S of the conference are among the I
teachers and preachers of'
the Methodist, Baptist, Presbyter- seI
1, Reformed Churches and in the an,
deral Council of Churches of Am vii
Ca. The purpose is to provide n
ice where men and women may ar
nduct a nearnest exploration into enf
ne Os many questions before the ems
ristian Church and may secure n
ormation, inspiration and special Eh,
lining that will help them to be Fla
tier Christians and more effective Mr
rkers in their churches. enf
Mrs. Joseph George and children