Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

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Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Lynn are
enjoying motor trip through New
England.
Miss Verde Sapp of Newark has
been the guest of Mrs. Harry E.
Vinyard this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baechler
have returned to the Primrose cot
tage for another stay.
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Mrs. F. Burgette Short was the
guest of Mrs. Edwin Steele in Re-
hOboth two days last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Robertson of
New York City were holiday guests
of Mrs. William H. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. William Wells
are spending this week at Slaugh-
ter Beach at the Primrose cottage.
Little Miss Rita Tingle of Re-
hoboth, spent the week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wallace of
Harrisburg, Pa, spent the past
weekend at their cottage at
Slaughter Beach.
Miss Mabel Miller and Miss Lau-
. ra Stegemeyer of York, Pa, were
holiday weekend guests of Mrs.
T William G. Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson S. Vinyard,
who have been at their cottage at
Slaughter Beach for the summer,
returned home Tuesday.
Misses Betty Monroe and Ann
t Horney and Helena Evans spent
. the past weekend in RehObOth and
returned home Monday evening.
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S Mr.. and Mrs. Neal wilkins spent
= the past weekend in ShipbottOm
= N. j., as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
= George Van Every of Elkins Park
Pa.
c Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkins and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. James Wise
of Wilmington were in town on
: Saturday for the Bennett-Allen
h wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold l. Salmons
!; and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Irwin Salmons
of Wilmington we're in town or
. Saturday for the Bennett-Aller
Z wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Greene ant
X three children, who have spent tn,
l. last two months on a western tour
+, returned to their Lakeview avenu,
home on Tuesday.
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tt Miss Elizabeth Carlisle return
N ed to Swarthmore. Pa, on MOnda,
l., after spending the past ten day
with Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ora
per at Slaughter Beach.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steele, MI
and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell of Lewe
and Masters Jack and Glenn Arg
mOtOred to Petersburg, Va, owe
VI the weekend, returning by Sky
line Drive.
at Art Cunning and son Stevie vii
d. return to Milford this week-en
after spending the past week i
is Sag HarbOr, Long Island, N. ]
ne visiting Mr.. Cummings parent!
lg Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cunning.
Miss Ann Hugg, who has bee
one of the supervising nurses &
of the University of Pennsylvani
g Hospital for the past year, return
as ed home Saturday and will do sin
of liar work at the Milford Memori;
on Hospital.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Baynu
III returned home Sunday after enjo.
d ing a trip to Montreal and Ottaw
i'll Canada, and the Thousand Island
d They visited realtives in Pennsy
s 'ee vania before returning home. Tht
u Ei were away ten days.
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in Miss Carolyn HOrney of FeltC
has returned home after havil
spent an enjoyable two weeks wi
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and MI
Paul Monroe and one week wi
her father, William Horney of D
os- yer. Miss Ann HOrney also spe
one week in Dover.
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Mr.. Mrs. Edward Williams a
ge7 daughter. Miss Virginia Lee w
am liams, returned to their home
lrS. Miami, Florida, on Sunday aft
spending the summer in Milfol
lrs. They were accompanied by M
md William Morris who will spend t
lls- winter with her daughter and M
Williams.
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Mrs. Art Cunning and daug
Irs. ter, Debbie Ann. mOtOred tor
10Y, den, Pa, with Mr.. and Mrs. W
Nil liam Goodwin and son Billy of 1
rye YER, to spend the long week-e
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas SUIT
1rs. and family. Mrs. Sutton and cf
dren accompanied them to MilfC
lrs. and Dover for a few weeks vi
with friends and relatives.
4 William E. Mitten, who has bt
in Europe for the past three mon
is expected home on Tuesday.
'der Mitten went to Paris for ore
IS: study and attended the Salsbl
10 Music Festival as we'll as visi
Switzerland and Italy. He sal
car for home the first of this mo-
-, from Naples. He will continue
172 studies at Yale University
IT, fall, working toward his mastt
degree.
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BENJAMIN Ranneker