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HARRINGTON
was i
By Mrs.
W. C. Burgess
Phone
Harrington 8657
♦^ I î 0Ui f, Hobbs re Ported this week
to Lackland Air Base, San Antionio
Tex., where he will study to be a
aciar technician. Hobbs the son of
Mr and Mrs. Ormond Hobbs,
Harrington, enlisted recently for
y ear8 In the Air Corjis.
Hobbs splayed basketball on the
Harrington High School team and
was a star pitcher on the baseball
t ® ai n- This summer he has been
pitching for Playtex in the Mid
Delaware League. Beside being a
good pitcher, he is an excellent
shortstop and atickman.
..dames Henry Anderson, 84, years
oied at his home on Dorman St.,
Harrington, early Saturday
ing after a few weeks illness.
He was the son of the late John
C. and Mary E. Anderson, and was
horn near Houston, but Lad re
sided In Harrington for the past 46
years. His Wife. Annie Andrews
Asderson, died eight
of
morn
years ago.
He Is survived by a son, William
Anderson, died eight years ago.
Elmer Anderson Harrington
grandchildren
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the
Home Harrington,
Tuesday afternoon, August 29
charge of the Rev. Grier Baker,
Ä °LSLn t Uer,m Bd " ness
wood Cemetery.
Miss Pauline Ivens, daughter
i"*\„ and Mrs. Earl Ivens. of Bur
rsvlRe. Md and Robert Lee Mere
dith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mere
dith of Federalsburg, Md, were
Burrivni by the ReV ' Phil »PS.
Burrsville, recently. The bride
^TÄ^' ired in a beautiful
anH y w Ult Wltb matcbin fiT accessories
and wore a corsage of roses.
"*r*****ent a were Miss Ruth
Monath and Howard Trego A re
- pt r| was held at the home of
the brides parents. After a brief
honeymoon the groom returned to
his naval station in Florida Mrs
Meredith will reside at the home of
rfi r Pa y e ? ts until he r husband
released from service.
Ida Belle Johnson daugh
if Farmin' f" d ^ r8 ' Ward Jebnfon
of Farmington became the bride
ÎÎTd i aine ® R °bei 3 teoo, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Robertson of Nian
five
and three great
in
was in Holly
of
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All Sizes
In Stock
SPORT SHIRTS
Beg. $1.98
And Values
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51 Gauge Perfects-$1,25
45 Gauge Rayons— -95c
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A Special Bargain For
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Opportunity Days Only
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LADIES SLIPS
Lace Top And Bottom
Sizes 33 to 48
$1.19 and $1.59
MENS' TIES
f* $1.00 and $1.50 Values
$1.40
2
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for
MENS' DRESS SOX
Bayons — Cottons — Fancys
Plaids
RAYON PANTIES
A Bargain For - . . 39c
4 pr. for $1.00
Large Bath Towel
And Wash Cloth Set
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Gripper Shorts - 49c
Athletic U' Shirts — 39c
'Tee' Shirts — 48c & 69c
59c
At Today's Prices—
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Beg. 49c and 59c Values
S Äf 39c yd
A Good Selection
To Choose From
Ladles Twin Sweater Sets
$1.98
100% Wool Sweaters
$2.98
Tbe CoBman-Fisher Co.
MILFORD
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tic. Conn., August 12 In Old Stone
™ ; SVille ' R - h
♦ J h f R t V ' y 11 " 61, kelson officia
ted in the double ring ceremony.
Given In marrage by her father, the
bride wore a street length dress of
baby blue lace with matching ac
cessories. and carried a white pray
er book \*lth gardenias. Ensign
°, f Ne r *° rk Clty ' was
the bride s only ättendänt. Mr. Har
old St. John acted as best man. Us
hers were Engene Hart. Elisha
Johnson and Paul Johnson A
ceptlon fiRowed. The bride is a
graduate of Greenwood Hi eh
School and Milford Memorial Hos
Pital School of Nursing and is now
with the U. S Navy Nurse Corns
Mr . y Wu ™ e Corps -
Bulkelpv^firv^a 1 ». *T aduated fr °m
S?. ^ HlKh Scho °i and attended
ron Che i - ColIege * New London
Conn. before entering the navy. Af
back 1 ÂÏÎ' they will report
ack to their bases, tue bride at
the f gI ^ OT ? at Topedo
Station Newport, R. I.
Miss Gertrude Baynard spent the
weekend in Phila., where she gave
a bridal shower to Miss Betty
Braun Mr. and Mrs. Edward Braun
accompanied Gertrude home Sun
day, to spend the day with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Baynard and family.
Mrs. Ellis Nyer and son, of Free
wuî' J " 18 spending some time
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Prank O'Neal. Sr. .
Mrs. O. C. Passmore attendpd the
railroad picnic he7d at Cane Ouï
lea. Va., Sunday. &Pe Cba1 '
Mr, and Mrs. William E IpsHp
of Upper Darby. Pa sp^nf the p" s {
weekend with Mr ami Mrs H?rrv
E. Legates, of near town 7
Mr. and Mrs. E. E Zacharias
spent the weekend with the fir
mers parents in Overbrook Phili
u Mrs. Randall Knox and children
hjwe hppp spending time In Reho
Mr, Mary Williamson has re
S'«!! 6 ? ,rom , spending the week
-rÂ&TSÆïfïyjta
burg. Md. aIS
a 5 d i Irs - Lester Rogers en
tertained Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Pa T S f _, and son ' J err y and
daughter. Linda of Martinville, Va.
LiCsley Ward, of Camden, is
spending the week with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. William Clarkson,
,■ and Mrs. Ed Loro, Mr. and Mrs.
J," 1 " Cla r. k !? n ' of Wllm.. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Clarkson of Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelburn Lester
epent Tdesday In Ocean City, Md
where they attended the dinner
an?fh f0 f ^be aewing circle wives
and their husbands at the Royalton
Hotel
John Harrison Rifenbwrg of the
Maritime Service has returned to
Texas after having spent his thirtv
day vacation with his
and Mrs. John Rifenbura
Mr and \i,. 0
turned from 1 a i? ha Y e r u e
mountains of Noi w | h the
"n PeMsyfvanU *** ** We&t
Mr . ,, „
anf i j allo ., d ,. E - Smith
5«? SÄ °1 M If ° rd ' spen * Sun '
" y w,th Mrs - Annie E. Smith.
E,eanor and Paul Wagner spent
last we ®k with their erandnar
ents > Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wil
liams of Wilmington 7
Mr and «J V „
c r * a d Mrs v, Norman Smith.
snp'fi® returned from a summer
sp ®? t in Riverview.
. and Mrs. Robert Dean and
daught « r and Mr. and Mrs. Tbos
E ,;J?™ wa8pen t Sunday in To1 '
^Beach, Md.
m uL S ' H * rvey Winkler of Wil
SSÄA Sp ; n ,'li" e «>»>« »me
lî 1 ^£. 8, Pranb O Neal, Sr.
»er ivr« „.^' ssn !? re and daugh-1
5' Hilda Meredith, spent
* ^ Rebobotb -
a P d Mrs - C. A. Taylor have
anrtH« V v„ ting re,atives in Alex
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are viJffiî* «?*• Harry E _, Legates
Dr and Mrs^Jame* £ nd T fam , 51y '
of nfwiT w' ^ E - Le S ates *
mi * N. C.
are th' Herbert Donne/
'hIrd P 8 the Week at 0ak 0r '
- hard -
suent lUnnrta 8 ' H ^ >W ™ rd i^ u,1,Gn
Kdefia Y TUeSday in
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is snfndinl nÄ ° f ,. Beaver ' Pa -
and Mrs Far! %vWpit 0n Wllh Mr '
Mr and M^ RamHiTV /
spent Zp tL R fin d 1 Kno T x ; Jr ;>
N Y Ume ° n Lons Island '
Mr and Mrs Theodore Horn,,«
some Retobotf,* 8Pend " 1B
Mr. and Mrs J th ßHiliK-k upant
r„ r : Iay a,,d saiurd " y ia
M r and Mrs PI1
were* week-emPgueala'of "S
Mrs. W. R. Massey.
Mrs. Cliarles Hopkins visited
her sister, Mrs. Louis Slacum
Audubon,' N. J., Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Messick
parents, Mr.
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Phone 4311
Milford, Del.
Mr - and Mrs - w - E - Jacobs
Mrs - Mar y Williamson spent
Tbursda y evening in Rehoboth.
Mr. aad Mrs. Harry Farrow
son, Gilmore, and Miss Patsy Bill
ings, have returned from a week's
vacation spent in Rehoboth
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dauehter^vn^T A % F H rd
dau ^ hter .' Miss Irene Ford, spent
SU M day Tolchester Beach, Md.
. Mrs ' Don f d Kent baa returned
Horn a week's stay in Rehoboth.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Greenly
entertaining this week, Miss Bar
; bara Johnson of Rehoboth and
Miss Ellen Butterworth of West
bury. N. J 0Ulierworm or we8t
Mrs - David Wood has been visit
ing friends in this vicinitv and
churches where her late husband
«a» pastor. Mrs. Wood has now
i returned to Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds French
and son Renny were Sunday eve
ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carol
Harrison of Seaford,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Masten
and children and Mrs. Reba Smith
spent Sunday in Ocean City, Md.
Mr ' aad Mrs - Leonard Taylor
are spending the week at Oak Or
chard.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown and
daughter Susan visited
Brown's sister. Mrs. Ernest Na
c,lod of Newark, last Thursday,
"5P* Ethel batman and Mrs.
Tatnfan of Salisbury spent Satur
da y wRb Mrs. Nora Derrickson.
1V ?^ S ' Robert Baynard has been
î tlakiag several ^ips to the Eas
' on Hospital, Easton. Md., where
bG / father, B. C. Coppage. is hos
""Muf Gertrude Baynard leaves
'°J 1 ? ewark on September 5. where
î!ï t£ îhlS'ïr *1 P °i""ïî 'tî'"'
à n Æ M rd "* m ,he New
Mr - and Mrs. Gilbert Pippin
mT' Tolchester Beac,p
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wynder Harris
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bullock
of Denton, spent Sunday at
chester, Md.
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williams
of Wilmington were recent visit
ors of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wag
ner and fami'y.
Mrs. Oscar Gillette and grand
is
children. Carole Ann
spent a naw «f « and Bobby,
and Aiv Par ,i ° f ast week with Mr,
a o nd 8 ' Perc y Leinsz of Pres
week-img
McCutchan
onH 1 SS -.P Uff JOry SPent tbG
end with Miss Delores
of Seaford.
Mrs Dntt,. o
ton spent 1 ? Sî.?? 8 °/ , WU ming
week P with hpr P 6 °5 days last
Mrs William rin P t rentS ' Mr ' and
mrs. William Clarkson.
iJc rS V Lmda Layton. Miss Mada-1
hr Layton, Mrs. Laura Eisen»
Mr r^ nn Layton and Mr. and
t" s ' Jobn Laytbn and children
a , a . nd Rutb y. visited the
il?ti Pha 200 last Sunday
Little Dale Abbott of Newark is
spending the week with his grand-1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shelburn
Le8ter - J
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Tucker and
Wilfiam r B n!ï e and ^ Ir ' and Mrs -
Svlv HnH 0 « ?! and children,
Oak 0 a , d Eob n b y; sp ® nt Sunday in
Ç rcbard and Riverdale.
N.T up'unt SwS-end whhT'
sister, Mrs. John G Parks lh 1118
Mr. and Mrs Prwi Will ,
Mrs. Lorenzo JonL and M?ss E^ 2 d
abeth Jones «m«nt u f» j
Wnmingtm, P f6W days in
Mr. and Mrs A Tt
Mrs. N C * Adams Mr* Pa w SOns -
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Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin
Harrisburg p a snent iii j o f
end with Mr Mr m m
Stuart M - M '
Mrs lohn tj .,11 , . _
spent FOdav Î L° Dover
1 1 ^ nday Wltb ber daughter.)
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H YEAR
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Jeweler and Optician
MILFORD, DEL.
i Mrs. Ernest Homewood,
j Mrs. Zack Hatfield
! the sick list.
remains on
! Miss Carroll Ward is entertain
Miss Delores Ward of Duluth,
Minn.
-, ,,
I Mrs. John Rifenburg and daugh
ter Marguerite, spent last Wednes
». ay and Thursday in Norfolk, Va.
Marguerite remained for the week,
, Those attending the Derrickson
reunion at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Lightcap at Ocean City,
Md - W(?re Mrs - Lois Derrickson,
Mr - and Mrs - Charles Derrickson,
Mr - and Mrs - Frank Derrickson,
Mr - a »d Mrs. Edgar Tucker, Mr.
and Mrs - Smith Carson and chil
dren * Mrs. Meiissa Potter and Mr.
' and Mrs - Gus Derrickson of Lan
master, Pa. Mrs. Lois Derrickson
rema med for a week > s visit
The Harrington Home Demon
stratum Club held a weenie roast
Wednesday evening at Wheeler'i,
Community Park.
Æ and Mrs ' Fred Bra "<"' a "<*
ehddren Shirley May and Har
vey of Arlington, Va, spent the
i^~nd' en l W ^ h Mrs ' B ' andt ' s
grandmother, Mrs. Annie E. Smith
and with Mrs. Reba Smith.
« and Mrs - Da,e Dean s P®nt
Sunday in Tolchester Beach, Md.
F to d her N h°o r mi k a!',e;
nf'fiJ?"' Arta . Masten has returned
fro m a visit with her daughter
?T d family ' Mr - and Mrs - Benjamin
Danna ' of Farnhurst, and her son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Masten of Edgemoor Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloid Fry, Sr., Mr.
and Mr .s Cfioid F^, j r ., and Mrs.
have returnpJ f N ° rf ° lk ' Va
I eturned from a trip to see
Airs, rry s sister Mrs i
of Michigan, whom she* hart ^
seen in 38 years. Tlmy al^visk
^ relatives in Ohio ?nd in cSt
Marion L. Brown snr d„„ u*
Emily Ann, celebrated tbeir hk,?'
days Thursday. Emily Ann
nine years pld. y A as
Lieutenant Dect. and Mrs A/m
lard B. Horton and children werÂ
en were
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Nie new automatic
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Three to get ready for
Back to School!
Wish we could show you all of the dozens
and dozens of smart little Buster Browns
have for back to school! Our shelves
bulging with new patterns, all built the
Brster Brown quality way. Do bring the
children in to see them soon! Every one
expertly fitted by X-Ray.
Hear the Buster Brown Radio Show every
Saturday morning on Station WDKL,
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are
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Week-end guests of the Browns
! 6 ine crowns
^ F a and Mrs ' AIbert H - Mill
N v" 0 daughter of L 011 ^ Island,
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j Miss Mary Miller of Parkville,
. ' bas returned after a visit
1 W m ^ d Mrs ' M ' L ' Brown -
! M . Mrs - Ze: i? a Hopkins entertained
Mms Pennington and Joe Burns
• mi Gloucb ester, N. j., Saturday.
T '5 y 8pent tbe da X in Rehoboth.
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