Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
BRIDGEVILLE

MISS Eldlue owens mas accepted
a position with the Hercules Pow
der Company in Wilmington.
Miss Louise Gray of Denton, Md,
was the guest of Senator and Mrs.
c. E. Brown last week.
Mrs. Ira Messick of Cannon was
hostess to the members of her card
club OIL Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Loockerman
and son motored down from Phila-
delphia on Sunday to spend the day
with his mother, Mrs. Maude Loock-
erman.
Henry Cunningham was in Phila-
delphia for the day on Sunday.
Mrs. Clifford Stone of Waynes-
boro, Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Villa MacAllen.
Thomas Cordray. who is employ
ed at Fort Meade, Md, spent Friday
of last week at his home near town.
Miss Mary Ellen MacGowan en-
tertained Miss Nancy Wright, Rich
ard McAllister and Mack Clements
OF Seaford at bridge on Friday eve
ming of last week.
Warren G. Newton attended a
meeting of the Philadelphia Chapter
Of the Alumni Association of the
University Of Delaware In Philadel-
phis last Friday evening.
! Mrs. Mary Jackson, of Goldshprod
Nd, Is visiting her daughtefy Mrs.
G. =. Anderson. Ssp
Mrs. John Beck of Narbefth, Pa,
and Mrs. T. ]. Tomilson of German
town, Pa, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs H. X. Wright. Mr.. Beck |
Joined them for the weekend.
Senator and Mrs. G. e. Brown at
tended the Inauguration festivities |
in Dover on Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry l.. Cannon and daugh- |
ter Sally left on Sunday by motor
for Arizona, where they will make |
an indefinite stay. William Jones ac-
companied them as driver of their
car. Mr.. Cannon will join them fol-
lowing the Gamers Convention in
Chicago, which he is attending this
week.
MISS Audrey McCandless of Sea-
ford was the weekend guest of Miss
Knowles.
Miss Virginia Russell, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Rennell Russell, has
accepted position with Dunn and
International Corporation
with Offices in the DUPONT Building
IN Wilmington. Miss Russell gradu-
lted from the Bridgeville High
School in 1889 and recently finished
! business course at Beacon Busi-
less College in Wilmington.
Miss Nancy Wright entertained the
of her bridge club on We'd
lesday evening.
Mrs. Lester Newton and Mrs. War
'en G. Newton and o. A. Newton {
we're in Wilmington on Saturday
where they were called due to the
erious condition of Mr.. Newton's
lister, Mrs. Sallie Blizzard.
Robert MacGowan of Philadelphia '
pent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will ]
lam MacGowan. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foulk and son {
,owell of Penns Grove, Pa, and ELL
rood Braker of Philadelphia, have s
cen recent guests at the home of
Ir. and Mrs. Charles Baker. S
The Anglers Club of Bridgeville O
ill hold its annual banquet in the v
uesday Night Club rooms on Fri s
8y night, January 81. Z
Mrs. Martha Jones was a dinner a
nest of her daughter, Mrs. Henry u
unningham last Sunday. e
Messrs. Harry l.. Cannon, Henry Il
annon, IL, Harry Pierson. C. E. fl
nderson and Robert Hopkins left
/ Sunday for Chicago, ILL.,, where
ey are attending the National Can
sr's Convention. Mr.. Anderson will
AXE trip to the West Coast and q
,ints of interest enroute, before re- K
rning to Bridgeville. W
Miss Elizabeth Baker. Miss Flor ol
zee Burris and Ralph Smith left OF
Sunday for ten day motor tour re
Florida. B
Mrs. C. e. Brown and Miss Louise su
'ay attended a d. A. r. luncheon 81
d business meeting in Princess CO
me, Md, on Saturday. OF
Mrs. Ralph L. Scott and Mrs. Ell an
sr Hoch were in Dover on Tues Je'
Y for the Inauguration. OF
Mrs. Henry Cunningham had Mrs. ed
Try Refny of Overlook, Pa, as her w
est last week. Sc
Mrs. w. H. Willin and Miss Rose pa
ry Willin were among the guests re;
the Governors Ball on Tuesday =
ming at the Armory in Dover. an
dr. and Mrs William Mulligan
l Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Pedrick rim
Pedricktown, N. j., we're week SCI
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam bee
vt. thi
fr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott and chill
n, Yvonne and Ralph Lee, Jr.,
MT Sunday in Smyrna, with Mr.. VIII