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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05
OCEAN VIEW

A double wedding was perform
ed on Sunday. June 23. at o'clock
at Berlin. Md. in the Presbyterian
manSc hy the minister.
Miss COlcda Hickman. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. fliCk-
man of DagsbOrO, and Raymond
Hudson. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vcy Hudson of Ocean View, were
united in marriage.
The bride is a graduate of John
NJ Clayton High School. and is
now employed as a secretary
The groom is graduate of Lord
Baltimore High School. and since
his discharge from the armed
forces hass been employed by the
DUPONT Plant at SeafOrd.
After brief honeymoon the
couple is planning to live at Beth
any Beach.
The other couple to be married
at the same time are namely. Miss
Pauline Quillcn to Donald lliCk-
man both of Bayard.
Captain Louis Evans and wife
of New York are visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Evans.
Mrs Will Evans of Brooklyn. y.
Y. is spending the summer here
at their home.
Mrs. Annie Morgan of Lewes
spent several days with her cou-
sin. Mrs. Lena Gray. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burton an(
grandson Bruce attended the grad
uatiOn of their niece. Shirley Duke.
from the Junior High School il
East Lansdowne. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Short ant
daughter Mary Ann, and son Tim
othy and girl friend. Dion McNam
ara OF West Philadelphia. visiteC
their grandmother. Mrs Marth;
COnoway over the Fourth.
Mrs. Jack Briggs and daughtc
Rcbecca OF Georgetown visited he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs 5. T. Belts
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hooker &
New York visited MIR. and Mrs. Boy
er Hooker. their parents. b1t"r,
Jacob was inductcd into the t.
Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson
nee Maude Hickman. and daughte
June of Philadelphia. are spending
a week here.
Miss Thelma Evans of Wcstcr
Maryland College is spending he
vacation with her mother, Mir:
Ann Evans.
Miss Emma Grace MCCabe c
Washington College, is spcndin
her vacation with her parents, NJ
and Mrs Vernon McCabc.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05

Raloi.h Wilgus had bad loss
last week. He lost his wallet CON
tanning 4 large sum of money and
valuable papers.
Ralph Eashum of FrankfOrd was
dinner guest Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ross Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs Vance Met abe and
Mr. and Mrs. Nollie Lynch spent
the first of the week in Philadel-
phia. Miss Sandra McCahc spent the
tlmc with her grandmother. Mrs.
Amanda Watson and Miss Mary
Jane Lynch and Ronald lynCh
.,nrnt the time with their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
EVANS.
The District Supt. Dr Thomas
NulliGan preached an inspiring ser
n,on Sunday evening in RoNana
Methodist Church
Mrs AlVa Lynch iS entertaining
TWO of her grandchildren from WI
mlm2ton or maybe The children ar"
entertaining crdndmOthcr
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05
MILTON

\ severe electrical storm, accom-
panied hy rain. hail and hi-h winds
swept across Broadkilh District. on
Friday afternoon. at $50 and con-
tlnucd tor more than an hour. dolnG
considerable damage 10 growing
crops Early planted field corn WAS
blown flat and in many fields held
securely to the ground hy mud.
Lima beans. for the factories sui
tered great damage from the hail
knocking blossoms and small pods
from the vines. I'm Milton the sewer
intakes were unable To take off the
water resulting in fluOdinS the sec
tiOn OF town adjacent To Broadklln
River. The business section. partl-
CularlY was under several inches Ol
water. Country roads were flooded
in low lying districts and many
automobiles were stalled. Road
shoulders We're badly washed in
some places During the hei@hth of
the storm the lightning struck the
bay NOV on the farm OF carlton
Draper. tcnantcd by James Reed.
on the "ISland Farm" Near Broad
kiln Beach, destroying the building
together with -four thousand bales
Ct hay. The COW stable adJOlnln@
the NOW was also destroyed. The
cattle were taken out by ncighborS.
Fire companies from Million. Ellen
dale and GcOr2 -,DWn were called
2,nd succeeded in saving the dwell
in2 and other ont buildings.
AT about the same time bolt
struck the barn on the farm OF
Howard +. West in the same area
Loss WAS estimated at $4,000 when
the building. equipment and grain
were destroyed. Mr.. Drapcr's loss Is
estimated 1T SN.0U0, with some i'll
suranCt.
The Graves garment factory
closed down on Friday evening civ
in9 the employees vacation unit
Monday. July $th when operation
Will be resumed. Durin2 the interim
machines will he oVcrhaulcd Snt
repaired for the expected rush o
fall ana winter garments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Cannon
made business trip 10 Baltimore
en- Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Edna BrasurV attended
luncheon OF the u. \. H. held at thu
! Ech0hoth Beach country club re-
/, Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs carl Reed and son
Richard ac spending this week Il
! Oak Orchard.
} Mrs. Zelda Wolfe and son. Ray
Who have been visiting her broth
crs. Lester f.. and f,lWOOd Clcndan
: icl have returned to their home i
e Springfield. Pa.
Funeral rites were held ON Sal
Ulday afternoon for Mrs Emma {
Hopkins at her late home on AtlaI
/. tic street. The Reverend Milton |
n Elliott pastor Of Grace MCthodi:
F., church, officiated. Mrs. llopkin
! the widow of Theodore i. llOpkin
died at her home ON June 26th. 81
:, is survived by two sons. Merritt /
" and GEORGE T.. Hopkins. 81. of Mi
ton; daughter. Mrs. J. Sincla
Martin OI Wilmington and fOl
/ grandchildren. lntcImcnt was mac
> IL Odd Fellows cemetery. Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05

The devotional service will be
in charge OF Mrs. Lille H. Belts.
Sunday school class ON this Sunday
evening, followed hy the sermon
by the minister Rev. c. +. Lon
hott
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Milcy OF
Ardmorc, Pa. and niece. Miss
Phyllis James. spent the Weekend
at their summer home here. now
occupied by Nh and Mrs. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Baxter and
two daughters have returned to
their home near here. from Phila
delphia.
Mrs Hazel Simpson and daugh-
ter Lois of Chesapeake City, have
been visiting their mother, Mr.
Mary Hudson.
Paul Allen and two children,
daughter Mrs Kitty Lane. and son,
David Allen. are occupying an
apartment with Mrs. Mary Hudson.
Mrs. Francis Derrickson and
daughter Elizabeth. and Mrs. Sher-
Philadelphia recently.
Mrs. Clara King Richards has
returned to her home for the sum
mcr after spending several weeks
in Philadelphia.
Mrs Kathryn Thompson of Sal
isbury visited her mother. Mrs
Katie Tunnel Belts on Sunday.
Mrs. George Messenger desires to
thank Bethel Methodist Churc!
and community for their kinducs:
and contributions for her brother
Kendall LittletOn. who later pass
ed away in the Veterans lIospita
in Georgia. His youngest brother
Alton Littlcton and Mr. and Mrs
Joshua Banks mOtOred to Gcorgi;
to see their brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hudson o
ROXana were the guests of MI
and Mrs Joshua Banks on Sunday
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-11

ties. The present drive is planned
to make the people OF the state
conscious of the need of more
doctors. hospitals and nurses DR..
Graham pointed out.
Noble told the members that ap.
proximately 20 1000 persons attend.
ed the Christmas tree opening Sun
day, in which over $500 children
took part. He said motion pictures
were taken by the Fox Movietoae
camerman and probably would be
shown in local theaters the early
part of next week.
Ben Cobb introduced Mrs. George
iLeGrand Of the faculty Of New
Hanover High school. Following a
few brief remarks, Mrs. LeGrand
called upon Eugene c. Ensley. who
served as student moderator. II
introducing the five speakers, En-.
sley said he would like to present
tive "Rotarians" for South Amer.
1ca. he introduced them by typical
South American names.
The students, who made short
talks on their native" country
were as follows: Robert Wilson,
Mexico; Gene Warren, Chile; Jim.
my Kraus, Brazil; Robert Congle-
ton, Venezuela, and Richard Galp.
hin, Jr., Argentina.
Guests OF the club we're DR.
Charles P. Graham, Claude A. Jes
sup. of Charlotte sville, Va; Ray
mond Hunt, Of Charlottesville, Va,
Charles M. Tyson, OF Raleigh; Ed
ward T. Hanson of Charlotte, Thu
Rev x. Y. Huddle, pastor OF st
Matthews Lutheran church, Allel
Lanier and Bobby Mckenzie, Junior
Rotarians. Mrs. George LeGrand
Jimmy Kraus, Robert Wilson, Gene
Warren, Eugene c. Ensley, Rober
Coagleton, and Richard ". Galp
hin, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-11
WOMAN KILLED
IN AUTO WRECK
Seven Other Passengers In.
jured In Collision
With Truck

NEW BERN, Dec. 10-Eight
persons were injured, one fatally,
when a beer truck collided with an
automobile Monday night, five
miles southeast Of here on highway
20.
Mrs. Betty Fields Durnford,
%, wife of Lieut.. D. F. Durnford,
of Columbus, Ohio, and Cherry
Point, died of internal injuries,
glass cuts and other complications
at the Naval diSpensary at Cherry
Point. The body is being sent to
Columbus.
Wives of four other Marine
aviators stationed at Cherry Point
and two Of their children we're
seriously injured in the crash.
Mrs. George Davis, former wom-
ems Marine lieutenant and since
November 2, the wife OF lieutenant
Davis, aide to Maj. Gen. Ralph ].
Mitchell, was reported Tuesday
to be in a desperate condition at
0Ls AuAS . 4AOSPAtd1 uSACs
The others in the passenger car.
a new ~canvas-top convertible.
were Mrs. E. E. Pegau, wife of
Major Pegau. of Fairfield, Iowa;
Mrs. E. L. Conerly, wife Of Lieu
tenant Conerly Of Beaumont, Tex;
and Mrs. Theodore Moore, wife
Of Lieutenant Moore Of Warren,
Pa; and Mary Esther Pegau, aged
two; and Vickilen Dunford, aged
eight months. They were returning
to Cherry Point after a Christ
mas shopping trip to New Bern.
Herbert S. Koonce, %, Of Kinston,
driving a beer truck owned by
the Neuse Distributing Company
of Kinston, escaped with a finger
%laceration. He is being held under
5 {, 900 mond on . technicay charge
of manslaughter. According to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-11

on a experimental basis, and the
results Of the information gained
from these tests will determine the
future course of construction and
added research into the field.
The heating and cooling unit
operates on the theory that heat
dormant in the earth can be used
to heat water in a circulating
pipe running through the house
and on into the earth and back
again. When it is desired to cool a
house in summer, the process is
then reversed and the hot air from
the home is piped back into the
then relative GOODNESS of the earth
and back once more into the house.
Utility companies throughout the
south are cooperating in the ex-
pertinent and this section of the
country is being used as a proving
ground for the device due to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-11
R0TARIANS HEAR
TALKS ON S. A.
Health Program Also
Outlined AT Luncheon
Meeting

Five students Of Mrs. George Lee
Grand's Government class of the
New Hanover High school gave the
Rotary club a vivid word picture
Of "our Southern neighbors'', DR.
Charles P. Graham explained the
highlights Of the program Of the
North Carolina Good Health As
ISOLATION and Ken Noble gave ar
interesting report on the Christ
mas Tree opening at the re9ula,
meeting Of the Rotarians yester'
day in the Crystal restaurant.
DR.. Graham was introduced by
]. Holmes Davis, Jr. He gave a gen.
eral outline Of the medical needs
OF North Cardinals rural communi.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-11

weather conditions predominating
during the year.
The Tide Water official pointed
out that authorities responsible
for the new development realize
the unit is not yet foolproof and
said that much experimentation is
being conducted along this line
IN an effort to further develop the
system. In other words the spokes.
man said, the unit is not as yet
tried and true" and that before
it can be developed on a COM
mercial b $, much more
must be learned about the theory
and operation.
Several utility companies in the
south, including the Tide Water
Power company, are financing the
development Of the unit, the Of
fetal said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-11
IIR.C0NDlTI0N
EXPERIMENT SET
r;de Water Company Co
onerates In Extensive
Research Program

~cornlete air-conditioning units
living stored warmth and cool
in the earth will soon grace
~. homes of several Wilmington
I..;dents according to plans now
,eing mapped by the Tide Water
oover company.
The plans now be1ng formulated
l., The company officials call for
" installation of the units in
.nrical homes throughout the city
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-11

state highway patrol investigators
the trucks steering wheel broke.
When the truck went out Of control
koonce applied the brakes and the
truck skidded 70 feet, crashing into
the oncoming car and shattering
1t and its occupants with glass
from 524 empty beer bottles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-11

Christmas sweets like Candied
Fruit Mullins, get much of Their
sweet goodness from the candied
Fruit Mullins, get much of thei,
but also gives them their holiday
flavor, says Verna Stanton, assist
ant state home agent. State College
Extension Service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-11

Dial 1881 For Newspaper Service
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
Report on Russia

The only words that can be truth
fully added to the international sit
uatiOn is that Russia is still break
ing all the rules. Most of the world
has lost patience. Occupation and
relief which We are pouring into
Italy. Austria. Japan. Korea and
Germany is now costing the United
States billion dollars a year Al
the same time Russia has been pull
ing Uncle Sans leg from the very
beginning of the war. Right now
she is stripping countries in the
occupied areas, SWiping food and
machinery that has been sent into
those regions from the CniteC
States
In Washington there is nothne
but praise for Secretary OF STATE
RyrncS and Senators Nandcnherl
and Connally. They have used cy
cry effort and cndcaVor to brinl
Russian in line with the rest of the
world but, the Indications ar
that they will be tough from nov
on.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
Bread and Butter

Thousands of citizens 90 TO l"'' -
ket looking for bread, butter OF
margarine and come away as "'"N'
DISCOURAGED as the old lady VII"
went to the cupboard and louhu 1t
bare. That is the index 10 a very
big story which involves the a''.
yities and affairs of the once III
Price Administration and aSSoCId'
ed government brass hats Ill lH'
Administration The indications are
that in the not very distant future
the industrial organization ana
dealers will again be able 10 ser
prices on the goods they sell. Al li''
present time OPA is maintalnlnI
its own self-pricine plan. but there
are dozen or more important IN
dustriCS that have been released
from the government formula
Since the country is "inilated
right now lot of these hralA\
chaps in the Government are
switching around to the idea tha'
the country may eventually restore
the old system of open competition
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Hover
and grandson. Sony Long of Phila.,
spent Wednesday to Sunday with
Mrs. lIower's sister. Mr.. and Mrs
+. II. Hickman and Mr.. and Mrs
VIM +. Gray and son W. Elmond
Gray.
Mrs. Marjorie Ann Campbell re-
turned alter being i'll at the Becbc
Hospital the past week.
Mrs. l. Preston West and infant
baby, Gayl Evelyn. returned tn
their home near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph TimmOns are
occupying their new home on the
DUPONT Highway.
Mrs. Joseph West and Mrs. Helen
Turner called on Mrs Horace
Hickman. Monday night
Mrs. Lydia Quillen of MillsbOrC
spent Sunday with Mrs Walter
DOnway and family.
Mrs. II. NJ. Andrews of New Yorl
is visiting her niece. Mrs. Jos. II
West
Mrs. Paul Cl0gG. Mrs. Elsie Hum
phries and |. Preston West made
shopping trip to Salisbury. Friday
Childrcn's Day services wer
held at the Christ Methods
Church. Sunday night.
Mrs. |. l.. Willin of Bridgevill
: is spending some time with he
/. daughter. Mrs. Harvey Bunting an
$ Mrs. J. r. West. Their sister, Mrs
e Joshua West of BridgcvillC Calle
on them the past week.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

Banfield. Atlantic Highlands. n. ].
Their trocks were yellow net with
matching picture hats and they
carried bouquets of blue blossoms.
Mrs Anderson was graduated
from Red Rank High School. and
school of Nursing She also at
tended Monmouth Junior College.
Long Branch. now she is stationed
at Tilton General Hospital. Fort
Dix.
Mr. Anderson. Il reserve officer.
Was in the service six years and
served with the signal corps in
Europe. He is now attending the
University of Delaware.
y reception followed the cere-
mony at the Roosevelt Tea Room
\ double wedding was solemniz-
ed Sunday afternoon at = O'Clock
at the parsonage at Berlin wher
Miss Caleda Hickman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hickman
and Raymond Hudson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Hudson of Occar
Wow and Miss Pauline Quillen ant
Donald Hickman of Byards were
united in matrimony They ar'
spending their honeymoon at tn,
SoaShore. Success and happiness
are extended to them by thei
many friends.
Mr.. Edward IlorShman and Mis-
Betty BaItlcttc OF Washington. |
C.. spent the Weekend with hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Horsh
man and family. Guests Sunda
were Mr.. and Mrs Brudy Dayto
and Mrs. Edna H0rshman of Ri
valve. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs James Kitchen
and daughter and Mrs. Name Nc
Cahc 0f phil3.. were guests of NJ
and Mrs. Renya Cloeg, Sunday.
Mrs Mccoy JONES called on Mr.
VIM +, Gray. Sunday.
Miss IIilda Lynch spent the pa.
| week at Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
MILLVILLE

Church School this Sunday
morning at the usual hour. Prayer
meeting Friday evening at the
usual time.
The Children's Day Service went
off Sunday evening with IA pageant
entitled"The Golden Chain" There
vas good attendance and good
collection.
Miss Ella Fonce of Pittsburgh.
Pa. is visiting her sister and hus-
band. Mr. and Mrs. George ii.
Townsend.
William Townsend of Winter
Quarter light ship is spending this
week at home with his parents and
brothers.
Miss Marguerite Evans has
bought new car and enjoying it
very much. She is now spending
some time at Pittsburgh Beach
with her sister and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. William Bunting. Their
nephew. FOrrist Evans. is spending
the week at the beach with his
aunts.
Miss Flo Chestnut is spending the
summer at Bethany Beach with Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Addy.
Mrs Clinton Evans is spending
the week in Phila.
Mrs. Lawrence DerrickSOn and
son, George, spent part of the
past week with Mrs. DerriCksOn' S
mother. Mrs. Sadie Williams.
Miss Ellen Hoffman of Yaden,
Pa, spent the Weekend with MIR.
and Mrs. Charles c. DPrriCksOn
il. in honor of Mrs. DcrricksOn' 5
natal day.
Miss Grace Dukes has had as
house guests two of her college
friends
, Miss Pauline McCabe and Miss
= Grace Dukes have returned to tho
University of Delaware for the
summer session.
Mr.. EmmOns Phillips has re
= turned home from hospital il
Phila. but is not much improved
} at this time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Logan anC
l son. Alfred Lee, Ill. Miss Clara
. mOnd b. Mcgee and Mr.. Laskell'
Q LecdOm all of Chester, Pa. spcn
= the weekend with their mother
. and sister. Mrs. LOttic Mcgee ant
= Miss Isabel Mcgee.
:, Miss EIilda Williams. daughtc
{ of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams
+ after being i'll for some time is nov
n much improved.
Mrs. Sallic Ellis Of Millsbort
d was a Saturday guest of her sister
I Miss Elizabeth QuillPn.
o Mr.. and Mrs Isaac West of Phila
G spent the weekend here wit
their people Mr.. and Mrs. Davi
$ CULLEN. Miss Elizabeth Quillcl
Mrs Handy Quillcn, Mrs, AliC
l. West. Mrs. Jennie West Clint0
{ Qullcn and Mrs and Mrs. Jane
Aydelott. all of MillvillC and Mr.
Sallic Ellis of MillSbOrO.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
DAGSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lcdiard of
it"d Bank, y. j.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles X. Anderson, spent the
week end at the parsonage as
guests of Mr.. Anderson's parents.
Key. and Mrs. John II. Anderson.
Master Bo6bie Linsey Anderson
ol liagerstoWn, Md, Is spending
a few weeks with his grandparents
Key. and Mrs John II. Anderson.
The marriage Of First 1t. Claire
katherine Lediard, Army Nurses
corps, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil w. Lcdiard of Red Bank.
y. j., To Mr.. Charles Richard
Anderson, WiComico High School
graduate. son of the Rev. and Mrs.
John II. Anderson. of Dagsboro
Del. took place June l. in the
Red Hank Methodist Church.
The bridegroom father. who
Is pastor of Christ Methodist
Church. pagshoro. performed The
ceremony. assisted by the Rev
W. Clinton Powers.
Given in marriage by her father
IN" brid" wore a gown OF ivory
|aiin. made with swecthear
neckliue. long sleeves and tn,
houifant skirt formed cour
train Her Veil of ivory tullc wa:
fastened to Il tiara of seed pearls
ana she carried an arm bouquet o
Sardenlas and brides roses.
Mrs. Alexander McClccs. Jr.. o
\. j., the brides cousin. was ma
tr"n of honor. She wore p0wdc
blue net with matching horsehai
croWnlcSS picture hat and he
colonial bouquet was yellow an,
blue blossoms.
bridesmaids wore: Mrs. Charlie
G'ucinbCCh, Mrs. John Hasting,
Red Bank; Mrs. John tlamme
Arlington, Va; and Mrs. Joann
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
SELBYVILLE

The Vacation Bible School came
to close on Friday after two very
successful weeks with the children.
and on Sunday review was given
of what they had been learning and
doing as celebration of Children's
Day. The little tots carried their
part fine on Sunday morning. and
the older children put on worth
while program in the evening.
They had studied about "AlcOh0l'.
and its Constructive Powers" and
its Destructive Powers"
Miss Joan Nichols told story
entitled Just One Little Drink"
in which she pictured what had
happened to a man who had said
He could control himself for he
knew when to stop. but after he
had stopped at Road House" and
got Zone little drink. drove his
automobile across a railroad track
in front of an approaching train
and was seriously. if not fatally
injured Several other young pC0-
pie also told or read interesting
stories. The Children's Day COlleC-
. ton for both morning and evening
amounted to $2,069.54
Mrs. Frank W. Holloway was
hostess to the Sewing Circle of
Ocean View Presbyterian Church
at her home on Main street, in
Selbyville. from two to four on
Wednesday afternoon. of last week
About 20 guests were present for
the occasion, including two in
vited guests of town. Making d
quilt has been the project of the
circle for the past few months, Sc
the quilt was brought along anC
put on exhibition. During the sOci-
al time Mrs. Holloway served frui
punch. cookies and candy assisted
by one of her nieceS from Ocear
View. and Miss Laura Long o
town. Mrs. Name Law was the
other guest of town. Mrs. HollOwa!
was an early member of the Circle
and her mother. the late Mrs
George W. Tunnel. was Chartc
member. and helped to organize tn
Circle and was its first Secretary
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll FarlOW en-
tertained at their cottage at Fen
wick Island. Md. over the week
end Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Lynch. Nh
and Mrs. Lorenzo MCCabc. and Nh
and Mrs Roland Scott. Jr. Mrs. Far
low will be remembered as Mis-
Mary Edith Gumm. daughter of Nj
and Mrs. Calvin ID. Gumm c
Shovel, Md
Miss Hannah Long, a teache
near Washington. ID. C.. is no.
home with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. L. Wirrie Long. ST.
Mrs. Dora Waplcs Long. {
Frankford. was guest of Mr.
ROxie Wilgus Dukes. through tn
past Weekend
James II. Law took his aunt, Mr.
Mary c. Law and Miss Addic Fun
man on a business trip to RchOhOt
on Friday and returned by the wa
OF Fenwick Island. where jaime
spent the evening with his father
cousin Mrs. Adah Law McCahc I
MiddletOwn. and the two ladi,
spent the time with their cOusi
Mrs. John II Furman and ht
daughter-in-law. Mrs. John G.. Flu
man of Wilmington. who were
their cottages there in Pittsbul
Beach, They were very favOrab
impressed with the bride of fe
months.