Milford chronicle., 1942-07-31
MILToN
"a Returns From HospIt,lI

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pital for several days sufferin
from an injection of the right leg
returned home on Monday. He /
recuperating at the home of hi
aunt, Miss Sarah Atkins.
Moves 10 Country
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Shockle,
have. moved from Broad street I,
the home OF Mrs. Shockley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Moore
near town. Mr. 9Shockley leavei
on August for a hitch with tn,
armed forces of the U. S.
Out For Senate
Clarence Card, Of Drawbridge
has announced his candidacy fol
State Senator from the Fifth Sen.
atorial District, comprising Lewes
Rehoboth, Milton and Georgetown
Others who are being mentioned
include William w, Conwell and
Otto Dickerson. both of Milton
Nptter d. Marvel and j. Thomas
Robinson, OF Georgetown.
Enjoy Outing
The following members of the
r. w. Helm Chapter of Future Far
mers of America enjoyed a three
day outing at Riverdale: Theodore
Stnchlik, Neal Clifton, Harry Mar
vel, Robert Stevenson, Reese Ste
yenson, John Trice, Russell Dono-
van and Manning Fisher. The boys
were accompanied by MIR. and Mrs.
Harold M. Benedict.
Scouts To Attend Camp
Members of Troup 1873, Boy
Scouts of Milton, will attend Camp
Rodney from August 2 to 9. Nine
here are listed for the outing. H.
M, Benedict, who is in charge of
the trip, announces that those who
have not turned in their fee and
cards and that those
who fail to attend this outing for
felt their registration fee, For fur
ther information contact Mr.. Be1e-
dict.
Church School Picnic
On Wednesday the members of
Grace Church School picnicked at
and enjoyed a splendid
day playing games, swimming, eat
lngs, etc.
Enjoy DOggle Roast
The young people of Grace Meth
odist Church held a .doggie roast
at the Boy Scout camp near town
on Tuesday evening. The young
folk enjoyed a royal good time.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. J. Won Hagel ac-
fi-ts
Celebrates Birthday Anniversary
Miss Jean Won Hagel, daughter
1f Rev. and Mrs. Won Hagel, cele-
1rated her sixth birthday anniver-
sary on July 20 with a party at
ler home. The little folks spent a |
most pleasant afternoon playing |
games, after which refreshments of /
ce cream, cake and candy were
jerved. Jean was the recipient of
many pretty gifts.
Dr.. Hearn To Visit Grace Church
DIR. Walter A. Hearn, district su
will make his annual |
isit to Grace Church on Sunday
md deliver the sermon at the NOR
ling worship. The public is urged
o be present and hear this able
lrator.a Services at IL o'clock.
Entertained At Bridge
Mrs. Martin Black entertained at
ridge on Friday Mrs. Harry Dra-
,er, Mrs. Richard Draper, Mrs.
,harles Lingo, Mrs. Lou Darby,
irs. Philip McInnis. Miss Martha
srasure and Mrs. William Now
and. i1
lives Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Reed gave a
party in honor of Bobby
Eeed's fifth birthday anniversary
n July 23. Those present were
)onna Belts, Janet Hastings, Les
er Clendaniel, :Jr., Jeanette Saw
ge, Caroline Clendaniel, Sarah
Jean Won Hagel, Vincent
Donovan, Sonny Reed, Tillie Scott,
,rnest Donovan, Joan Dickerson.
Jones. Vera Messick, Mary
ones. Refreshments were served,
ames played and all report a gala
Ime. Bobby received many gifts.
Iere and There
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt and
Elaine Dickerson,
nd Mrs. Ruth Wilgus, of George
Jwn, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. w. Crouch on Sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. j. ]. Won Hagel
nd daughter Jean, were Baltimore
isitors last week.
Miss, Dorothy Postles and Miss
Ioris Morris, of .Seaford, spent the
reek-end with Mr.. and Mrs. George
ostles.
Miss Doris Reed has returned
rom visit with Miss Grace David
on at Milford.
Mrs. Goldie Owens, after spend
Ig some time in Philadelphia and
Wilmington, has returned to her
ONE on Broad street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clendaniel
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Shockley
pent the weekend at Oak Orchard.
Mrs. j. d. Robbins and Mrs. Earl
.eed were dinner guests of Mrs.
onzay Reynolds on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Belts enter
lined on Sunday, MIR. and Mrs.
uWafu COOp6Eg VI MiiAoi " anu
If. and Mrs. George w. Simpler on :
unday.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Welch of
amden; N. j., were recent guests
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris,
ear town.
Mrs. Maggie Collins and Mrs.
NINA Mason visited their sister,
rs. Winfield Wright, at Milford,
q Saturday.
Rev Richard M. Green of Dover,
as Milton visitor on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. John T. Crouch and
% John of Philadelphia, spent the
eek-end with Mrs. Mary Quig.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. johnson
id Mrs. William T. Walls were
ehoboth. visitors on Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace Kopple and son Ed
ard of Hafhesoil. speut Thursday