Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
OVERLOOK

surprise birthday party was
given for Miss Nancy Millman and
sister Brenda by their parents.
Mr. and Nrs Roland Millman. at
their home. Many Of their friends
and relatives attended the party
Nancy Is thirteen and Brenda is
six They both received many fiae
presents.
Mrs. Minnie DavidsOD Mrs Es-
fella johnson, Miss Mary r. Vim
cent. Rev and Mrs William Ham
ilton and daughter Geraldine, were
entertained for dinner at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell
on Sunday
Lee Hamilton. grandson of Rev.
and Mrs William Hamilton. has
returned home from the Beebe Hos
pital where he has been a patient.
He Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
ter Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mincy and
family mOtored to ChestertoWn,
Nd, to visit friends last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 3. Millman.
Jr., Alr. anG Mrs. Floyd Little and
son Lewig. Of Lewes. Miss Barbara
Mincy, Miss Carol Ann Britting-
ham and Willard Ellingsworth
we're guests for a turkey dinner at
the lone of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
p. Dhllmen, Sr., on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Davidson and
family made a trip to Lancaster,
Pa, Saturday and on their way
home stopped Ia Philadelphia and
visited relatives.
Mrs. Harold ChOrman and an of
her children and their families en-
joyed their suppers together at
Prime Hook Beach on Tuesday eve
ming.
The members Of the primary
class Of Whites Chapel, taught BY
Mary r. Vincent. and heir par
ents, along with other msmbers Of
the church. enjoyed a dinner at
Prime Hook on Wednesday. All
enjoyed a fine time.
Mrs. INLAND Davidson, Mrs. Ar
thur Campbell and Mrs. Robert
LOOckerman attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Harvey Campbell on We'd
nesday at Salisbury, Nd
Miss Dorothy Fisher Of Dagsb0rO
became the wife Of William Choir
man on July Is. That evening they
were entertained at the home Of
Air. and Mrs. Howard 81 Millman.
Mrs. Verdin Macklin, Mrs Man
ford Rust and daugbsSS Virginia, Of
Georgetown, called on Mrs. Arthur
Campbell last Sunday.
Carl Vincent and William Mill
man along with the teacher, fand
other members Of the agriculture
class, went on a fishing trip last
Thursday at the Indian River Inlet
on the boat Emma" They caught
quite a number Of fish.
Whites Chapel Sunday School
begins at ten o'clock a. m How
ard, West, superintendent, follow
ed by class meeting, led by Green
Brittingham. Everyone is welcome
at Whites Chapel.
Mrs. Ida Short Of Darby, Pa,
has been vis.ting Mrs. Maggie
White and other relatives.
Charles and Linda Lee Warning
ton from Milton are spending the
week with their grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Warrington.
Roy Simpler and daughter, Mrs.
Marie Price, also her husband and
daughter motOred to Washington.
D. G., the past week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Van Street.
A Guardian Service dinner was
given on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Galloway of MillsbOrO, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hudson
and family. The following people
were present: Mrs Myrtle Hudson
Of HarbesOn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Marsh Of Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Cochran of RehOboth, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Truitt of Milton.
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Richards Of
Milton, Mr.. and Mrs Robert LOOck-
erman Of Milton, Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Rltter ct RehOboth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bih jenkins Of Lewes. Mrs. Ruth
MacIntire Of Lewes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Price of Milton and Mr..
and Mrs. Wellington Bramhall Of
Lewes.
Captain and Mrs. William Good
ing Fisher Of Virginia, spent the
week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Parsons and
children of near Wilmington, spent
the weekend with their mother.
Edie Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mitchell
and son Sammy spent the weekend
with their cousin and family in
Wilmington.
MILFORD DOLLAR DAYS Fri
day and Saturday. August S and z
Stores open both evenings until g.