Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25
BRIDGEVILLE


ange, N. ].
MRS. Warren C. Newton was hos
tess to the members of her caro-
club on Monday night of this week
Guests at the home of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Ellis Myer over the weekend
for the Myer-Massey wedding on
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
York of Oak Orchard and Newport
News, Va; Mrs d. w. Taylor, Fort
Benning, Ca; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Bennett and Miss Virginia Bennett
of Philadelphia; Mrs. Edward Nc
Cutcheon of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Myer and daugh-
ter Susan of Warwick, N. Y, Mrs.
John Massey, Sr, and Charles Web
ster Massey of Newport News, Va.
Major Robert R. Layton was in
town several hours last week to
see his mother, Mrs. r. r. Layton
and daughters, Jean and Ann. From
here he went to Lewes to see his
wife and their new daughter, born
at the Beebe Hospital on September
10.
AlD6Il DfCW 10 dDlC " DC OuL
again following a weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Newton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Scott motored
to Rehoboth on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Ruos and
daughter Peggy Lou, spent the
weekend at Longwood with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ruos.
Mrs. Albert Press of Yorklyn,
spent Sunday with her sister, and
mother, Mrs. Alice Adams and Mrs.
Mary Doyle.
Miss Bernice Seely and Kenneth
Aiken have enrolled at the Wesley |
Junior College at Dover.
Mrs. Joseph Mach Joined Lieu
tenant Mach at Aberdeen, Md, for
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul West have
named their new son, Paul Philip
West.
Val Lewis has purchased the Av-
cry Phillips residence on Delaware
avenue.
Mrs. Elwood Bennett and Miss
Hattie Bennett spent last week in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Luther Welch and Mrs. Fred
1icards of Smyrna, spent the week.
md here with Mr.. Ricards.
Harvey Myer accompanied Mr..
nd Mrs. Frederic Myer on Sunday
vhen they returned to their home
t Warwick, N. Y. He will visit rel
tives at Saugerties, N. Y, before
eturning to Bridgeville.
Mrs. Hugh Breiden of Elkins
lark, Pa, Mrs. George Thompson
nd Millard Layton of Philadelphia
pent several days, last week with
Irs. Luetta Layton.
Mrs. A. r. King and Mrs. Robert
,mith were in Salisbury, Md, on a
hopping trip on Monday of this
7eek.
Ralph Watson has resigned as
instructor in agriculture in the
school and has accept
a position in extension work in
lew Castle county, working with
dult farmers. Mr.. Watson with his
lmily will move to Newark the
liddle of October.
Mrs. Edward B. Short returned
n Saturday from a week in Phila-
elphia and Wilmington.
Harry w. Cannon left on Tues
ay of this week for Bridgewater,
a., to resume his studies at
College.
Mrs. w. B. Truitt last week pur-
hased the Ralph Watson home on
edar street.
Keller Hoch was home from the
of Delaware for the week
nd with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
liner Hoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Webb of
ewport, were weekend guests of
r. and Mrs. William H. Quillen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Newton and
r. and Mrs. Ralph Scott enter
ined at dinner on Tuesday eve
ng at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ewton for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
arby who leave on Friday of this
eek to make their home in Bal |
more. Other guests were Mr.. and
RS. Warren c. Newton, Mr.. and |
RS. M. X. Hoke, Miss Neva Dick |
son and Ed. Neal. |
Miss Verona Smith has accepted =
position at the DUPONT Nylon Com
ny at Seaford.
]. w. Ryan has been appointed
eight and passenger agent at Eas-
n, Md. He will assume his new
ties some time next month and
tn Mrs. Ryan will move to Eas-
n. Milton Marvel of Cordova, Md,
IL replace Mr.. Ryan at Bridge
lie. He and Mrs. Marvel will oc-
py the house vacated by the
'ans.
Willin left on Thursday
last wee kfor Governors Island
: his examination following his
listment in the Air Corps. Paul
,rsey left the same day to enlist
the Naval Air Corps.
On Friday night the west side of
idgeville All Club held its
,nthly meeting at the home of
Iurman Adams. The new officers
itch were elected are: President,
ne Wiley; vice president, Jane
wton; treasurer, Jimmy Harper;
,retary, Thurman Adams and
ws reporter, Beatrice Adams.
The new members were: Thomas
ockerman, Billy Loockerman,
Ith Ellen Anderson, and Beatrice
ans.
The club will compete in scrap
,tal campaign with about rs
Ter clubs for s25 defense bond.
The meeting adjourned to meet
the home of Carlton Rust on
tober 16. The remainder of the
ening was spent in playing games
d singing, then refreshments
re served.