Milford chronicle., 1942-06-26
BRIDGEVILLE

Bill Newman of the BridgeviIle Clu
pitched one of the best games in tn
Mar-Del League this season by holdinl
the FELTON, team TO one hit and on
run. Their lone hit was not made un
I'll the eighth inning. Bridgeville OF
the other hand kept up steady attach
on the FELTON, pitchers, scoring in ev.
cry inning except the second and ninth
Five of the Bridgeville players had
two hits. Kel Hoch made a single and
double; Durham also signed and
doubled; Stratton had two hard drives
singles; Newman came through with
single and double, and Jimmy Will
lin poled out a home run and a single.
The Bridgeville speed hawks also
had four stolen bases, one each for
Bob Hoch, Kel Hoch, Stratton and
Harry Cannon, while FELTON, made only
two attempts at stealing and were
thrown out both times by Kel Hoch
to Willin and Stratton. BridgevilIe now
leads the league with wins and no
defeats. Sunday June 2S, the Bridge
vile Club will play on its home lot
against Greensboro, Md.
Score by innings:
Bridgeville = i 0 1 1929 0-12
FELTON, o 0 00.1 900 o.
Mrs ]. Barrie Mahool of New York
City is visiting Mrs l.. M. Cahall.
Mrs. Warren c. Newton entertained
at bridge on Monday evening at her
home near town.
Mr.: and Mrs. Paul Lynch are on
weeks vacation trip, visiting relatives
and friends in Whaleyville and Selby-
vile.
Miss Nancy Wright spent the week.
end at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Madeline Sisler and Miss Mary
Madeline Layton of Washington. d.
c., arrived on Tuesday to be the guests
of Mrs. w H. Willin and Miss Rose
mary Willin for the remainder of the
week.
Messrs. Perry Darby and Albert En-
son came over from Baltimore last
Saturday and with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry |
e. Darby spent the weekend at |
Sherwood" at Rehoboth.
DR.. L. F. Hoch and Martin L. Door |
dan flew in to Philadelphia from Clev- |
Gland. Ohio. on Thursday of last week |
and were met by Mrs. Hoch and Mrs. |
Doordan at the Wilson Airport.
Mrs. Horace Layton OF Chester, Pa, |
spent several days last week with her |
mother, Mrs. Annie Dickerson.-
Margaret Smith returned the last of |
the week from Richardson Park where |
she had been the guest of DR.. and Mrs. |
Milton Lowe for the week. Her cousin. |
Nancy H. Hardin. of Baltimore. is |
with her this week.
wood Bennett spent several days last |
week in Philadelphia at the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bennett, returning |
on Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett and Miss Virginia Bennett who
down for the weekend.
Miss Helen Taylor underwent an
appendectomy i'm the Peninsula Gem
eral Hospital in Salisbury, Md, on
of last week.
Miss Louise Hunt returned this
week to Philadelphia after spending a
two weeks vacation with her mother,
Mrs. w. F. Hastings and Mr.. Hast
Mrs. T. s. Smith spent last week
Quay at Hillcrest, Wilmington. Mrs.
McQuay accompanied her home to
spend this week. Mrs. John Hoffecker
and daughter Jacqueline of Washing
ton, d. C.. are also guests at the
Smith home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mifflin and sons
spent the Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Aaron Mifflin at Swedesboro. N. j.
Mrs. Alton Cannon has resigned her
position with the local rationing board
and has Joined her husband who is
employed at the Sun Ship Building
Company at Chester, Pa.
Miss Betty Newton was the house
guest of Miss Agnes Long at Selbyville
from Monday until Wednesday of this
week.
Miss Emma Batelle of Philadelphia
Is spending some time with Mrs. Lu-
eta Layton at her home on Main
street.
Conn Scott of SelbyviIle, aecompan-
led by Ralph L. Scott left on Tuesday
for New York City where they are
attending the semi-annual furniture
show.
Y, arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Myer on Sunday after spen-
ding several days in Washington, d
c., where she attended the wedding of |
her brother, Edward MacCutcheon to
Miss Jean Loeffler of WASHINGTON II
Mrs. j. w. Eckhardt and daughter,
Miss Nancy Eckhardt left on Satur-
day for New Brunswick, N. j.. for
visit with her father, George w. De-
Voc. With other members of the farm
lily they will celebrate the S0th birth
day anniversary of Mr.. peVOe on July
Edna Rust of Georgetown spent the
weekend with Gloria Smith.
Mrs. Ira Bennett, Mrs: Ellis Myer.
Susan Myer land Mrs. w. II. Quillen n
nlotored down to Oak Orchard on Mon
day to spend the day with Mrs. Chas. H
York of Newport News. Va, who with
Mr.. York is spending the summer at
u COlldEt
Mrs Hugh Collins was hostess to
the members of her card club on
Tuesday evening of this week.
Mrs. Victoria Wonderman of Phila-
delphia, spent the weekend at the 4
horne of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Stuart. II
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Stuart en-
tertained Mr.. ard Mrs. William Stuart \
and son Billy of Seaford.
Warren c. Newton is on a business Il
trip to Trenton, N, j., this week.
Mrs. L. F. Hoch entertained the
members of the Monday Night Bridge
Club this week at her home on Della
ware avenue.
Mrs. T. ]. Vandenburg and daugh-
ters, Sue. Kitty and jeanne came over
from Baltimore last week for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Collision; while Mr. Vandenburg
is on a business trip to Florida.
Mrs. l.. F. Hoch and e. X. Hoch
flew to Glenn Burnie Airport. near
Baltimore on Sunday with the Easton, 1
Md. Squadron of the Civil Air Pa
troll, of which Mrs. Hoch is a MEM
ber, in a practice cross-country flight. II
The twelve planes took off at 5-minute
intervals. following prearranged flight
plans for cross country flights. These I
flights will continue weekly to differ
ent landing fields. The next flight is
scheduled to Wings Field. near Phila-
delphia.
Mrs Ellis Myer entertained at din
ner On Saturday evening in honor of
her sister. Mrs. Ira Bennett, in obser-
uanoo Of haT hfrf fhdaU anrfUarca