Milford chronicle., 1954-02-19

sion. Over so guests were present.
Miss Florence Carlisle gave a
birthday dinner on February 8 in
honor Of her brother, William
Carlisle, Sr The month of February
also brings the birthday of her
niece, Mrs. Gerald Pearson and her
nephew, William Carlisleg Jr.. and
because of this, the huge birthday
cake bore the letters, dad, Flo
and Bill. The guests were William
Carlisle, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carlisle, Jr., and children, Keith
and Richard, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pear
som Miss Bess Carlisle and Mr..
John Carlisle.
Mrs. George r. Wiley has been i'll
with rheumatism for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lord re-
turn from Florida on Friday, where
they have been visiting their daugh-
ter and husband While there they
attended the graduation of their
sOn-in-law, William Bush, fro mthe
University of Miami Law School.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Carroll had
as their dinner guests on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Long and
daughter from frankfort.
Allison Davis, Leroy Calhoun and
Carl Zych are attending the Dairy
School at Georgetown this week.
MS. S. S. WrOten was a Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Rawlins at Hearn's Mill.
On Saturday evening the Jacob
Hatfields enjoyed a Valentine
spread with Pinky and Bob Jester.
Pinky is not only an artist with
flowers but in the culinary art as
well. On Sunday the Hatfield family
were guests of the Burton Carriers
for a Valentine dinner and enjoyed
the products of another kitchen
artist. Other guests of the Carriers
were Mrs. Howard Milliken and son
Gary of Wilmington.
F. F. A. News. This year we are
hOnOred to have three boys on the
Varsity. They are Atwood Tucker
(who is recovering from a broken
tOe) Leonard Outten and George
Langford. Greenwood FLA had six
representatives at the Sussex COun-
ty Dairy Short Course at George
town on Monday, the 18th. A little
look into the future shows that
plans are being made for our 18th
Annual FLA Banquet. Next week we
will have more news on our Crop
Show and Banquet.
On Thursday night. Ann Chris
TOPPER attended the 25th Wedding
Anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
WoOtten at Seaford. The affair was
held in the Methodist Church parlor
and was in the form of an Open
House. Many guests were present
and many lovely gifts received.
Mrs. Gerald Pearson is recover
ing from an injury to her ankle
caused by a bad fall at school. Mrs. /
Taylor also suffering from
a fall and dog bite. Mrs. Helen /
Wise had the misfortune to fall /
and fracture a bone in her foot.
A/2 Raymond J. Baker has been I
sent to French Morocco for As days
and last week he visited his bro |
Their, Staff Sergeant Robert L. Ba- /
ker and Mrs. Baker, who is with the /
Air Force in London. England. 1t |
was a nice surprise to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Baker had |
as dinner guests Saturday, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Seth Long of Wilmington, Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Jones of Whining !
ton, Mrs. Robinson of Wilmington
and Layton P. Baker of Alden, Pa,
and Miss Anna Prettyman of Will
mingtOn and Mr.. and Mrs. Seth !
Baker of Greenwood. In the eve
ming some neighbors called on
Mrs. Leroy Baker to wish her
Happy Birthday"
Mr., and Mrs. Seth Baker had as
dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Baker and children and
Layton Baker of Alden, Pa.