Milford chronicle., 1952-01-25
BRIDGEVILLE
By Mrs.
Keller HOch
Phone
BridgeVilIe 523g

The Kiwanis Club decided to CO.
operate with the Bridgeyille High
School P.TA. in securing blood
donors for the Red Cross Donors
Drive. This work was brought to
cur attention by George Tuck, the
Chairman for the Red Cross in this
district.
President Jack DOordan gave a
report of the Mid-Winter Confer
tnce a, the Hotel Chamberlain. OLD
Point Comfort, Virginia. Sherman
Neal also assisted in this report.
The speaker of the evening was
Mr.. Edward Aft, Assistant Cashier
Of the Federal Reserve Bank, in
Philadelphia, who spoke to the Club
on "HoW the Federal Reserve SyS-
tenn Effects You"
Tt was also pointed out at the
meeting that the hours of the town
election in BridgevilIe have been
changed, and will now be from two
to four, February 4, 1852.
Or. L. F. Hoch announced his
plans for the Inter-Club Relations
Committee for the year in dividing
the Club into seven teams.
On Thursday evening, January
"a, 1852, Leroy Truitt. Paul Lynch.
Ralph Davis and Jack DOordan
plan to go to Delmar for Kiwanis
Club meeting of the Delmar Club
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mason, of
Wilmington, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Newton.
Mr. and Mrs. Mace Allen will en-
iertain the Saturday Night Bridge
Club at dinner, followed by bridge,
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Rawlins, of
Annapolis, Md, were in town last
Friday calling on friends. Dr. Raw
Inns, who is an instructor in the
Post Graduate school of the Naval
Academy. will leave this week for
Monterey, California, where the
graduate school has been moved.
Mrs. Rawlins will join him in the
spring.
Mrs. Ellis Meyer left Saturday
ior avisit with her daughter, Mrs.
John Massey. and Dr. Massey, at
Newport News, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Deakine
and daughter, of Wilmington, spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Olivia Willin.
Mrs. A. L. FurgusOn. of Mount
VernO, N. Y, and Mrs Marvel Erie
del. of Denton, Md. visited their
aunt, Mrs. Charles Kinder, on non
day, Of this week.
Dr. and Mrs. L. F. HOch had as
their weekend guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. o. Burton, of Drexel Hill, Pa.
The Monday Night Bridge Club
met with Mrs. Sherman Todd. A de-
liCious dinner was. served prior to
playing cards.
Mrs. Maude E. Holloway, Mrs
David Curlett and Mr.. and Mrs
q Paul Esham, OF MillsbOrO. mOtored
70 Washington, D. c., for the day
OIL Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dick Jr., OF
Shelby. Ohio. spent Wednesday
Thursday and Friday with Mrs
Dicks sister, Mrs. H. Z. Grossnickle
and Mr.. GrOssnickle.
Mrs. James Reagan Sr. of Wilm
ingtOn, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Reagan Jr. and son Mike, of Chat
anoOga, Tenn, w.re weekend
guests OF Mr.. nd Mrs c. w. Smith
ldr. and Ms. James Reagan Jr. re-
mained for an extended visit. Or
Wednesday they mOtOTed to Wash
inGtOn, d. c., ii visit relatives fol
The day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nyer anC
three children left late in October
for two years in Brazil. Last weel
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Elli'
Myer, received the following lettel
describing their first few weeks
stay in that country Since Mr.. My
er is we'll known in this community
we felt that his letter would be 0
interest 10 many.
Dear Folks:
This is our Christmas story IjK
the original it takes place ii
primitive setting surrounded 70
palm trees, but there the likenes
ends.
For the benefit of those who hav
not already heard of our travel.
let us say that we sold the hOus
that we so carefully built and on
tered the Foreign Service % tn
T. S. Government under the OGic
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