Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
Personal Happenings

! Mrs. Welton Mikell. of Dover
spent the week with her sister,
Mrs. John Cannon, Jr., of Milford.
Mrs. Charles Hobbs suffered a
slight stroke on Wednesday of last
week. Her condition is about the
same.
Mrs. Glenn Spangler, of Column
bia. S. c.. is spending some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
|. Johnson.
Miss Mildred Hammond is in
Memorial Hospital following an
operation for the removal of ton
sils and adenoids.
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Mrs. Della Hall Deakyne left
yesterday for Washington, d. c.,
where she will visit her daughter,
Miss Patty Deakyne.
Ensign and Mrs. Charles Muir
ply of Boston, have been spending
"A few days this week with Mr.. and
MiS. fidIIy MulHOliduu.
Private John Hobbs. U. S. Army.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hobbs,
has been sent to Fort Mcdowell,
Angel Island. California.
Charles Wilbur Hammond, who
lately completed his basic naval
training at Newport, r. l.. is spend
ing his furlOugh here with his ia
ther, Willis Hammond.
.
Miss Florence Austin and Miss
Hilda Austin of Williamsville Wis
ited the family of Franklin Carey
of Dover and the family of Robert
Dixon of Dover last Sunday.
Misses Elizabeth Ann Houston
and Billie Burn represented the
Avenue Methodist Youth Fellow
ship at the meeting and banquet
held in the Wesley Junior College
at Dover last Saturday, January 23 .
Mrs Fred r. Harrington, who is
the operating room nurse at Me- (
mortal Hospital. has been given a
leave of absence for the next two
Mrs. Harrington left on
Sunday for Newport News, Va, to
spend the time there with Mr.. Har-
ringtOn.
Mrs. David A. Clements returned
home on Saturday after a ten-day
visit with Miss Ruth Clements in
~ ]. Returning home
Mrs. Clements was the overnight
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David Gle
nents, Jr., in Wilmington.
Mrs. NJ. Haswell Pierce attended
he annual luncheon of the Will
nington New Century Club on
Wednesday and then went to Phil
ldelphia, where she joined Mr..
Pierce who is attending the Hard
ware Association meeting held
here yesterday and today. +,
.
Elmer p. Hitch, son of Mr.. and
hrs. Roscoe Hitch of Milford, has (
completed his course of studies as
N aviation mechanic in the Army =
Air Forces Technical Training :
school at Amarillo. Texas. His
from this school now i
Its him for airplane maintenance (
nd he will be sent to some air base s
ghere he will assist in keeping i
Imerica's flying fortresses in the
ir for victory. ]
Word has just been received
ere that Kenneth S. Clendaniel, ,
ecent graduate of Washington and .
zee University. has been named !
ne of the Pi Kappa Phi scholars +
Dr. 1912. Clendaniel led his frater-
ity i'm scholarship for the four =,
ears of his undergraduate work. ,
nd this award indicates that his /,
ecord was highest in his region of :
ne National Fraternity. Kenneth
as graduated last May with hon
rs. Phi Beta Kappa. Magma Cum
aude. During his final year at
and Lee. he was presi-
ent of his social fraternity; presi-
ent of the honorary Educational d
Kappa Phi Kappa; sec I
of the Washington v
literary Society: president of the h
aptist Student Union of Virginia; h
veteran member of the varsity de- '
ate team. and intra- mural high v
Oint man for his social fraternity. L
lendaniel is now in Louisville. e
". where he is continuing his II
udy at the Southern Baptist The "
logical Seminary. +