Milford chronicle., 1950-09-15

Miss Pat Grier will return t,
Southern Seminary on Tuesday for
her final year there.
Bill Grier left on Sunday fol
Fishburn Military School where h,
is enrolled as a s;udehr.
Miss Joan Snowberger left yes
terday for Linden Hall at Lititz
Pa. She is a freshman there.
Miss Ruth Kimnel will leave OF
Tues ay for Duke University
where she will be a sophomore.
Richard Faix and George Mar
shall returned to their studies al
Randolph Macon College yesterday
James Richard Draper will. leave
on Monday for Cornell University
where he will be a second year stu
dent.
Miss Marilyn March will leave
Tuesday for Skidmore College
having enrolled in the freshman
class,
DR.. and Mrs. Walter r. Grier left
on Friday of last week to spend ten
days in New York City and Chica-
go, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Wilson
and Miss Ann Hall Wilson spent
the past weekend in Port Norris,
New Jersey.
George William Marshall, End,
has returned to Ashland, Va, to
resume his studies at Randolph
Macon College.
Miss Phoebe Houston will leave
on Tuesday for Buena Vista, Va,
to enter Southern Seminary as a
first year student.
Miss Mary Lee Jacobs and Miss
Emma PettyjOhn left yesterday for
Dover and will be students at the
Wesley Junior College.
Jimmie Johnson has been enter
ed as a student at Fork Union Mill
tary Academy and was there early
for the football practice.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Pack and
family, who have been summering
at RehObOth, have returned to
their home on Lakeview Avenue
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Mrs. George o. Scott and son,
Stevie, returned home Sunday after
a visit of several weeks with rela-
tives in San Francisco, California.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Varney
have returned to their Church
Avenue home after spending the
summer at their cottage at Reho-
both.
Mrs. Harry ulhOlland and
daughter, Cheryl. spent few days
this week in Rehoboth with her
mother. Mrs NJ. Del Steele at The
Abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Petit
we're the guests of Mrs. and Col.
". f. Lank last Saturday, when
hey enjoyed a day of grabbing at
'enwick Island.
Miss Ruth Draper Of Park
Ridge, III, spent the weekend with
ler grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Draper before entering
West Town School.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. Short and Mrs.
G. Taylor returned home
IN Friday of last week after oc-
'upying their cottage at Rehoboth
4 part of the summer.
Mrs. Walter Sezna and daugh-
-ers, Barbara Jean and Kathy, re-
.urned to their home in Whining (
on on Sunday after spending a |
week with her mother, Mrs. Davis /
R. Grier. {
Mrs. Richard Woodward of Bal
imore, has been the guest of Mrs.
J. Lynn Pratt, and returned to her
home, Tuesday. Mrs. Pratt is at
Slaughter Beach in the Draper
apartments until Monday.
It is with pleasure we report the
Improvement in the condition of
Z. W. Prettyman of South Front
street. Mr.. Prettyman has been
confined to his bed for several
weeks and is now much better.
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Mrs. David Scott, who has been
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie /.
darch for the past few weeks. will
eturn TO her home in Corfu, N. Y,
N Tuesday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Martha Brown and
lrs. March, who will remain for
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoey Farrow left
Wednesday for Chicago by motor
or a ten-day stay with Mr.. and
lrs. Roger FarrOw. Mrs. Emma
arrow, who has been their guest
or the past several weeks went to
tate Road to be the guest of Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Witchline.
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Mrs. w. E. Lank attended the
egular monthly meeting of Helen
'airchild Post No. 412, American
legiOn, in Philadelphia, Pa, this
7eek, of which she is a member.
he also attended the meeting of
ne Nurses Beneficial Society. of
'hich she is one of the officers.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph H. Simple. 1
oseph H. Sipple, Jr., of Columbia. ;
. c., and Vincent Mckay of Mont ;
omery, w. Va, are spending some I
me at RehOboth with Mr.. and |
lrs. c. D. Holzmueller and Mrs
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