Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
MILTON
Dinner Guests

UlHHtF tTut~tS
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Dodd on
Sunday entertained the following
guests at dinner at their home
near town Mrs Sallie Dodd. Mrs.
Geneva Chadwick. Mrs. Mary
Walls. Mrs Ray Dodd, Mrs. Annie
Reynolds. Mrs. Mary f. Belts and
Mrs. Florence Holloway. Mrs.
Sallie Dodd and Mrs. chadwick
were their week end guests
Charles Hurley. of SeafOrd, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hurley OF
Milton. has been discharged from
Beebe Hospital, I%Wes. where he
recently underwent an operation.
Ernest NJ. Jefferson returned on
Saturday after spending TWO weeks
with his son. Penfield Jefferson.
and family at WASHINGTON. H. {.
Reynolds Methodist church pic
niced on Thursday OF this week al
Oak Orchard
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hurley of
Milton and Mr.. and Mrs harlee
Hurley of Seaford are spending
this week in the Walls cottage al
Broadkill Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd e. Wright
and children are spending week
with relatives and friends III New
York State
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5 Fithian and
daughter, Mary Jane of Dtepwdter,
New Jersey spent several days this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
carey
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walls and
daughter, Clara spent the week end
with friends i'll Delaware city.
Miss Betty Smith of Milton has
taken position with the Delaware
Heat and Power Company AT the
Georgetown office. Miss Smith re-
Gently returned from Wilmington
here she had been employed as a
stenOgrapher for several years III
real estate office.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cowgirl and
children We're Harrington visitors
On Saturday.
Richard Waeamon, t. :. ~. sta
toned at New York, spent Sunday
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
william, Il Wagamon.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey r.. Wilson,
ot Smyrna. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson and Mr aud Mrs. William
Wilson of Dover We're dinner
guests of Mrs. Eliza button
William Pepper, of the t. :.
Army, after spending thilty days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fred ". Pepper.
MIS-. Dorothy Marshall X ~. OF
I.ewes is spending few days with
her sister Miss Ella Millnan.
The Ladies' Aid of Reynolds
Methodist Church will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Dudley
Walker on Thursday evening. Aug
ust 9Th. Ice cream and cake Will be
on sale. Bring your friends and
enjoy a good time with us.
Miss Clara Walls was dinner
guest with Mr.. and Mrs X. Davi.
Lingo at BrOadkill Beach on We'd
nesday.
Phillip Rousche. a former resi-
dent of Milton. recently hOnOrabl!
discharged from the t. :. Army
after serving for ten years, Spen
this week here renewing dCQualnt
ances He will leave today for The
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Rousche, in Plant city
Florida
Mrs Josephine Hagan and Mis-
Bessie Hagan of Delaware city
We're the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph ii. Walls on Wednesday q
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mason G
Harbeson and Mr.. and Mrs. vii
lam Walls. of Harrington wer
Sunday guests of Reverend an
Mrs. Milton r. Elliott.
Mrs. f.. f.. Guyer OF Thompson
town, Pennsylvania is spending tn
summer with her sister, Mr.,
Thomas Spencer. near town.
Ermon POStles. of West Chester
Pennsylvania spent the week Ell
with his parents. Mr.. and MIR,
George Postles.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Williams an
children spent Sunday with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Wi
liamS near Georgetown.
Charles wilkins has sold hi
store business At the corner {
Union Stltet and BrOadkill BeaC
Road to Frank Bowers, of Aliltor
Mr.. Bowers was manager uf
chain store in Milford and is We
cOnversent with the mercanti
business. This business pla,
Is known as the Albert Wilst
Store"
Mrs. Nancy Jones has return,
from an extended visit with h,
daughter. Mrs. Della Clayville.
ChriStidna.
The funeral rites for Miss t'a
ME f. Welch, retired school teac
tr, were held on Saturday aftt
noon in St John. the Baptist +.
Church. The Reverend Joseph
Kinks of Milford and George
Buhl, of MillsbOro, Officiated. |
terment was made in the GoSE'
Methodist Cemetery Miss Welch.
daughter of the late Nehemiah
and Mary Parker Welch. died
the Welch Homestead on Wednt
day of last week. Miss Welch W
graduate of the Trenton, NJ
Jersey Normal School and receiv
a masters degree from Teache
College, Columbia University. s
taught history at the Passiac. NJ
Jersey High School for thil
years and was head of the histC
department when she retired.
returned to Milton about SeVente
years ago and had lived with |
brother, Peter =. Welch, who d
several years ago. She was Il me
ber of St. John the Baptist Epis'
Church of Milton, and had trave
extensively abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Jeffers
and son, Thomas, of UniontON
Pennsylvania spent several d;
last week with his parents.