Milford chronicle., 1955-03-25

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Walter ". Crouch

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Mr. and Mrs. r. Davis Lingo
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell ia Behoboth.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson Of
Lepsic, Del, spent Thursday with
Mrs. David w Dutton, Sr. and Mr.
and Mrs. David W. Button, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Preston Reed,
Jrs recently entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Davis and sons, Larry
and Johnny and Mrs. Herman
Sharp, Sr, Of Milford.
On Thursday evening, March II,
Mr. and Mrs. III. Ernest COnwell
celebrated their wedding anniver-
sary. As a special surprise Mrs.
ConWell was entertained at dinner
BY her husband and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke COnWell Of San Francisco.
Upon her arrival home she was
greeted by the following guests
who had gathered in a surprise
party: Mrs. Sarah Lingo, Mrs.
Helen Barker, Mrs. Stella Lo1and,
Mrs. Adline Hurley, Mrs. Margaret
Black, Mrs. Catherine Crouch, Mrs.
Blanche Bennett. Mrs. Elizabeth
and Mrs. Norah Massey.
Last Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke COnWell Of San Francisco,
Calf arrived in Milton and we're
the guests Of his uncle and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ConWell, until
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barker en-
tertained at an Italian dinner on
Sunday the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs. III. Ernest COnWell, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke COnwell, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Black, Mr.. and Mrs
William Crouch, Mr., and Mrs.
Floyd Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Davis Lingo, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
StiglaniO, Mrs. Julia MarenaO, Mrs.
Stella Lofand and Mrs Eliza
Clendaniel Before the guests de-
parted, Mr.. Stiglanf0 presented the
host with a hand carved desk set.
Mrs Frank NJ. Volk was called
to Baltimore last Thursday very
suddenly upon the unexpected death
Of her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carey and
daughter, jeanne and Mrs. Iva
Reed spent Sunday in Newark,
Del, on the campus OF the Uni
versity Of Delaware, where CaTey's
son is a student.
Alfred Gross, Jr., spent the
weekend in Milton with his par
ents, Mr.. and MIS- Alfred Gross,
ST., on Broad Street. AL, a gradu-
ate Of Layfette University is en-
plOyed as engineer with the Bel
laircraft Corp. in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs Walter w. Crouch and Mr.
George II. Cannon celebrated their
birthdays on Sunday and were
guests Of honor at a dinner given
at. their home. Mr. and Mrs, Wal
lace Kopple and son, Eddie, Of
HarbesOn were dinner guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spencer
Of RehObOth were Sunday after
noon guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Reed
After being confined in Beebe
Hospital in LeWes for several /
days, Mrs. Clin Elliott is steadily
regaining her strength.
Mrs. Cora Prettyman OF slaugh- /
ter Neck and Milford is still iml
a very critical condition at the
Memorial Hospital Ia Milford.
Mrs. Elsie Graves and daughter,
Sue, Mrs. Eta Mae Rogers and
Mrs. Blanche Belts attended the
annual Flower show IN Philadel- /
phia last Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Messick and daugh- /
ter, Dorothy and Edward Cox Of
Dover spent Sunday with Mrs.
Fannie ArgO in Wilmington.
About 20 men Of Milton attended /
the Mems community breakfast |
held In the Grace Methodist Church |
in Georgetown. DR. Mulligan is
pastor and acted as master of
ceremonies during the affair.
Mrs. Cora Mitchell, who was
operated upon last week in Mill |
ford Hospital is reported in very
good condition and is expected /
home early next week.
Mrs. Ann Welch is confined to
her home because Of illness.
Edward Metzinger Of PhiIadel- /
phia, spent the weekend in Milton. /
RehearsaIs are under way in |
preparation for very special /
Faster Program 70 be given by the |
Young Peoples departments of the
Grace Church The program will
be presented on Sunday evening,
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