Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23
BRIDGEVILLE


o George Miller left last Saturday
II for Chicago, ILL.,, to spend five weeks
5 with his son-in-law and daughter
s Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.. Harrington, Jr
+: Mrs Abram F. Vaughn and son
e of Cheswold, were weekend visit
/; ors at the home Of her parents, Mr..
; and Mrs. T. G. Curry.
e Mrs. Ellis Hyeri spent the week.
end with her husband in Baltimore.
Rev. Ralph E. Johnson of Nash
!, vile, Tenn, will conduct evange-
| listic services in the Union Metho-
= dist Church of BridgeVille, begin
l ming October 26, and continuing I'M
, til November 8, inclusive. ~
= The Tuesday Night Club opened
the club year with a covered dish
: luncheon last week. The club will
J meet every Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock instead of evenings, owing
to the building being used by civil
ian defense as a casualty station
and the Red Cross for wrapping
!-iirgical dressings. This weeks
program contained a report of the
national convention held at Fort
Worth, Texas, last June, and the
trip of the delegates through Mex
leo.
Leroy B. Truitt and Bradford
Jones attended a broiler producers
and dressers meeting held at the
State Teachers College in Salisbury
on Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Olcott re-
turned to their home in Westville,
N. j., on Monday after spending
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Julia Ray.
Miss Katie Atkinson and Mrs.
Addie Williams were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green at
Frederick over the weekend.
Mrs. James Mifflin has bought the
business of /. C. King, Jr., on Mar
ket street and took possession on
Monday of this week.
Mrs. George Willin is in Will
mington this week attending the
State w. c. T. U. convention. Fol
lowing the convention on Friday |
she will spend week at Marshall
ton with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
McDonough and Mr.. McDonongh.
Mrs. Ida Parker and Mrs. Maude
Loockerman were dinner guests of
Misses Elizabeth and Katie Kinder
on Sunday. =
Mrs. Charlotte Stauffer and Miss
Nancy Wright spent several days
this week in Philadelphia, stopping
over in Wilmington on Sunday to
visit Miss Mary Messick. =
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Burton Purnell
and daughter, Larlin, are spending
several days this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Jones at Arden, while
Mr.. Purnell is attending the State
Teachers meeting.
Mrs. James Scott and Mrs. G.
Metzler iJr., were in Philadelphia,
on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. George v. Ruos is visiting
Mrs. Jack Mahoney in Upper Oar
by, Pa. 9..saf- tsH 49, '-
Mrs. George Tuck. went to. Phila- '
delphia for the day. Wednesday
Students of the Junior and Senior
High School held a recent meeting {
to organize IA dramatic club. The
following people were elected as !
officers: President, Joan Davis; vice '
president, Leroy Tull; secretary and {
treasurer, Grace Kern. This organ l
ization is planning to give two one
act plays each month and one three
act play during the school year. a
Defeats Delmar 1876 /
The Bridgeville football team won v
its second game last Thursday on v
the home field by defeating Delmar v
by score of 10 to 6. This was the k
first time that Bridgeville defeated A
Delmar in football since the two
schools have been playing football. a
Always before Delmar either won L
,r tied Bridgeville. N
Bobby Hoch scored two of the C
with Edwin James fl
making the third. A pass from g
Mears to Hoch made the extra point. o
The following boys played: G.
Right end ............ Bob Smith H
Right tackle ......... VIC ADAMS
Right guard ......... Dick CULLEN b.
Jenter 49,. Rarley Records (Capt.) pi
eft guard ........ Frank Mahalik is
eft tackle ...... Tom Shockley ell
eft end .............. Rhll Jones o1
eft half back 80. Russell Mears W
light half back ........ Bob Hoch tn
'ull back ...... Harold Hulliger is
luarter back ....... Edwin James Ell
The following boys were substi- be
ltes and played part of the game: M
eroy Tull, Phil Stuart, Vic Lewis, vi
rady Albert, Jack Hulliger, Jack TO
treet, Jerry Smith, George Ruos Fs
nd Jimmy Russell. on
The officials were as follows: to
eferee, Doordan, Delaware; UNI no
ire, Grossnickle, Juanita; lines To
ian, Stratton, West Chester.
Miss Helen Friedel, daughter of th
II. and Mrs. Grant R. Friedel of Fe
was graduated from the wi
rankford Hospital School of Nurs- toI
e., Philadelphia, on Wednesday a
ght of last week She was a mem ha
,r of the class of 1889 Of the bo
High School. Ict
WOMEN NEEDED To work in
,fense Industries. The Bridgeville sta
ar Production Training School, ine
Gated at the Brenner Machine the
Top, : is training men from 9-12 Ba
clock A. M. and from 7-10 o'clock
M. chi
There is to be class for Women sev
Id there in the afternoons, five las
VS. a week. Training will be Ne
ven in lathe operation, milling A
ichine, shaper toolmaking and fee
s welding. There is no cost to clip
E trainees. wol
If you are interested in becoming dor
trainee, apply to Virgil B. Wiley, Hel
incipal Bridgeville High School, I
to ]. Burton Purnell, coordinator to
/ Bnidgeville War Production nee
aiming School, or Paul A. Bren- and
r, instructor. this
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