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HARRINGTON
(Continued from preceding page)
i The Loyal Workers Bible Class
of Trinity Methodist Church will
. meet Friday evening, September
1. at the home of Mrs. Edgar Hall
on Dorman street. A full attend
„ *nce Is requested to this first
. meeting of the season.
* Mrs. Elizabeth Sapp is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hopkins at
Rehoboth.
H. G. Brown is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Hopkins, near Har
rington.
Donald McKnatt celebrated his
19th birthday last Sunday with
many friends and relatives Joining
him at Wheeler's Community Park.
Miss Emma Richards is spend
ing the week with Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Richards, Jr., in Wilming
ton.
« Rev. and Mrs. J. Harry Wright
are touring the New England
States and Canada.
Mrs. Charles White of Milford,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank O'
Neal. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman
of Magnolia, are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of a
son, Joseph, Jr., born at the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital last Sat
urday. Mrs. Zimmerman Is the
former Miss Betty Short.
Mrs. Fannie Dickerson and
daughter Phyllis of EUendale and
% Mrs. Alice Thompson of Farm
M? B R. 8 2K y 7r tb Mr - aDd
Mrs. Samuel Short, Jr.
Mrs. Brlnton Holloway is re
cuperating from an operation per
formed by Dr. W. T. Chipman at
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Holloway is at home.
n ., , „ , ,
David I. Hampton and wife of
Elsmere, a candidate for repre
spntative of Christiana Hundred.
New Castle County, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Jacobs recently. Jack
Hampton of Elsmere, was also ai
guest of his aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs Hetman Longfel
low and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Reed
of Clayton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Messick and son of Queen,
Anne Md.. spent Sunfey In Re
b °«? tb ' « „ , . .
* ^* i8S Laura Smith, Miss Annie
MrTwnf' Cannon, and Mr. and
. Mrs. William Sneath spent some
time recently in Oak.Orchard^
Mr. and- Mrs. Raymond Dean.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tatman
spent Saturday in Rehoboth.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brobst |
have returned from a few
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OCEAN VIEW
By Mrs.
Ethel Davidson
The month of August reminds
us of home coining, which we ob
served here for over 30 years, tyut
had to discontinue on account of
the last war. Guests and visitors
are still coming for a stay with
their loved ones.
Mrs. Nellie McCabe Adams and
her son, Donald McCabe of Cal
ifornia. motored here, together
with Mrs. Elmer Galvin, who ac
companied them from New York.
The former spent Sunday with
her sister and Donald's aunt. Mrs
Lillie H. Betts.
Mrs. Blanche Galvin is spending
the week with her mother, Mrs.
Lillian Betts, who is suffering this
week with the "Shingles." We hope
she will soon
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Lvnch
wn May Hearn and Mrs Blindé
Wells were dinner guests of Mm
David Hall on Friday
Captain
Rickards and
daughter visited
recover.
and Mrs. Emory Hudson
and children of Baltimore, spent
Hieir vacation with their father.
Thomas H. Hudson and wife.
Captain and Mrs. Isaac P. Short
have had as their guests Mr. and
Mrs. George Peasel of Narbert.
Pa.
Mr.
and
Mrs. Raymond
son Gerald and
-1 their parents,
.Mr. ana Mrs. ThoAas E. Hickman
(and sister, Mrs. Maurice Evans
and family
Mrs. Warrie Turner underwent
an operation at the Beebe Hosnital
last week Hospital
Mrs. Lena Gray of Philadelnhia
who has been visiGng frïnda and
relatives here, accompanied Mrs
William West to Fayetteville N
C.. for a visit of a few weeks ' N '
Mr. and Mrs Kover Hudson of
Wilmington have been spending
their «Icatlor, with their Taren»
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson'
. The basket of beautiful flowers
at the altar of Bethel Methodist
.Church on Sunday morning were
jin memory ot Mrs AI°™o H E™
ans, presented by her daughters
Mrs. Sallie Calhoun and Mrs El
va Bennett 1
We listened to two inspiring
on Sunday, delivered bv onr
guést Preacher, in the absence of
Re V . d. C. Wlldey, who with his
family have been on their
ser
vaca
tion.
Rev. John Baxter Howes of
Westminster, Md.. filled the pulnit
on Sunday at Bethel Methodist
Church. Also at the vesper
ser
Vi f e j j eld in tbe Pavilion—it re
^ln d H d a°nie of us of what we
called basket meeting. Members,
friends and neighbors all gather-i
ed together for a song service and
prayer, after which the
was delivered.
sermon
A special number
by Dr. Gilligan and two son-in
laws, which was enjoyed.
A larger pavilion will be
quired for next year, as the at
tendance is increasing each
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• ». t . year.
Mrs Elsie McIntosh of Worces-!ter
ter, Mass., spent three days with
her sister, Mrs. Roland Mead and
y ' j -
r a an< L MrS ;. Barton Sensineg,
aqd daughter Margaret and son,
Barton, 2nd, of Havertown, Pa.,
8p f nding the we <* at their
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j'.v B ? d ^* rs ' dames Betts, 2nd,
and their son, Edward, have re
ebene* 1 N l v eir f»° me in a ew R ®'
caelle, N. Y., after spending the
month of August at their summer
.
ft Æ and ' v Pred L ' Caughin
of Kenmore. N. Y.. were guests of
and lr M?s Ug polnnd d M SOn H in ' , H W 'J VIr
&nà Mrs Roland Mead and their
tW Mp« aU T gh i terS r ,
w«ul U r a ? d a " d
^ aR ® r Short attended tfie
PhfladfdnHa Joan ^ 0pd 6 f
hiladelph.a, to Norman Baker of
ed^^tii^rimrdvrh P er form
f?tv Md Ca ?« ,C * Cburch A in 0c ean
9 ity ' J* d ;' on Saturday. August 5.
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n f i w f!? e i> b "v e ^ Parents at Indian.
Kiver Point here.
p,7, r ' a ? d Mra ' Stehen Murray of;
Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs.
u B ctts °f Clarksville vis-1
Mrs clara M p RiPt eU H ^ ^ Ster '
Mrs. Clara E. Rickards on Thurs
day.
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and Mrs '. J ames Wilson of
Augusta, Geoi gia, spent their va
cation with their parents Mr. mill
Mrs. Harolâ Pusey and brother
PWv ami y ' Mr ' and MrS ' Willard
rusey.
Baring August, Mr. and Mrs.
™ ard Bu8 ®y have entertained
2 ,° f Mr f- Pus ? y 1 uursing
school classmates and their fara
Hies all from Wilmington, name-1
ly Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindell and
son Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Goss and children Elaine and
ANNOUNCING MY
Candidacy for Sheriff
OF KENT COUNTY
I Will Appreciate The Support Of All Democratic
And Independent Voters
WILLIAM PASKEY
FELTON, DEL.
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i Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mpb
onigal and children, Sally Ann and
Walter a.ici Robert,
Wallace Derrickson and
have been spending their
with Mrs. C. C. Derrickson.
Mrs.
wife
vacation
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Hettie Gray entertained
(her sister, Mrs. Roxie Milliken of
Philadelphia, recently.
Mrs. Edward Clogg and daugh
ters and son of Lincoln, spent se-'
: er al days at the home of her sis
and brother-in-law, Mr and
Mrs. George Knox while ti.j»
Knoxs and their children went on
! their vacation.
Mrs. Henry Marne Evans visited
her daughter, Mrs. Russell Wil"us
at Roxana, recently a '
Mrs. J. Horace Derickson spent
the week-end with her sister, Mrs
Lee Hearn at Salisbury Md
Mrs. Linda Knox entertained
the Allowing guests at dinner on
| Saturday night, Captain and Mrs
William Evans and' Captain and
Mrs. Francis Evans of New Yofk
and Ca Ptain Alonzo H. Evans of
Bethany Beach. They enioved
iplaying canasta after dinner. *
Mr. and Mrs. Eli S. Frysinger
and two children have been enter
taining guests as follows; Louis
; Basilotta. brother of Mrs. Frv
' singer, who spent three days here;
; the past week-end guests were
Mr. Frysinger's sister. Miss Ber
j tha Frysinger and friend. Haley
Berkly of Richmond, Va., also
three nieces of the Frysingers.
namely, Misses Bowers. Frysing
e r and Hornberger.
Mr. and Mrs. Burley Mears and
two children, Judy and Burley
Jr., of Connecticut, have been thé
gUests this week of Mr - and Mrs.
Ernest Wootten
Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson and
cousin. Miss Hannah Somers of
! Collingswood, called
ant i Mrs. I. Wayne Burton on
Monday, when they visited the
burying graveyard at Pleasant
Grove where their grandparents
are buried.
Mr. and Mrs. Kover Hudson of
Wilmington have been the guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas H. Hudson.
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Hannover. Germany, has about
475,000 population.
on Major
FREDERICA
By Mrs. Hoey Gross
Phone Frederica S6S1
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. John H, Diehl, Minister
Services for Sunday, September'
3:
The church school session be
ginning at 10 a. m. Mrs F A Mor
ris simerintdinHont in
Rev. Edward Todd of Brack-Ex
»r- -
The services at the Milford
Neck Church will be resumed on
Sunday, September 3, with the fol
lowing order of services:
Church school session at 2 p. m.
H. A. Thompson, superintendent!
in charge.
Worship service beginning at 3
Joh m n R°"Sr" by ,he pas,0r ' Reï -
ter^of D^LÄTr %'Tr
Jr„ o( tow. has roceWed the'be";
camper medal at the Interlocken.
Tbp hl ifwar«t N wi IOna i Masic Cam P
The award was given in recogni
iSLi outstand ing high
fnntnpw g Jin Ca * nper ' and for satis
pîaie7 M^m 8 Miner i* t^i Clarine î
18 taking part
the festival P choif h band '
me lesuval choir, speech, arts,
father "is State SunpHnf 0 *!! 8 ' He ^
Public Instruction P 1 dCnt ° f
M and ll tv.
aaa Mrs - Edward Lohan
g:e 5 .s h, « r Tho 0 L P s h H ade S. a n W, ' r ^
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For Rent or Lease
PRIVATE OFFICES
OR
COMMUTING OFFICES
Well Lighted And Ventilated
Heat And Lights Furnished
CONTACT
RAYMOND W. MASTEN
Chairman Property And Finance Committee,
Temple Lodge No. 9
Phone Milford 4535
Milford, Delaware
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Friday - Saturday, Sept. 1-2
Children's Shoes
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£\ for AH Ages
Big Sister" styles for tho
little miss, designed to givo
necessary support to
growing foot.
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Sizes 8 Vi to 3
3 "
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Also largo
selection of
stylos.
Sizes 8 Vi
to 3
2'99
3 "
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Boys' high shoe« and
oxfords that givo tong wear
to tho roughest of boys.
3"
m
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Boikot boll shoo«
of tough non
marking rubber
soles, deep
cuppod non-skid
tread.
Boys' sizes 13 to 6
Men's sizes 6 to 12
' 2 "
JU! . Walnut St.
Phone 4266
Milford, Del.
Mrs. Charles F. Morris, near
Wilmington, returned home Sat
urday, after spending a week with
Mrs. C. Hoey Gross. Robert Mor
: ris returned on Sunday after
i spending the summer with Mr
and Mrs. C. H. Gross,
Si lyde Rentz * and son Wesley
and family of Detroit, Michigan,
°" ^ ^ nd Mrs ' Cliffurd
R m! °a Thursday evening '
^ Ir - and Mrs. Horace Armour of
Lf WiVofi Jhtm L ' L - Carlisle, Jr.,
returned Saturday after
in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Hoefr of De
troit. Michigan, called on friends
here last week.
The w - s - c - S. will meet at the
church on September 8.
^ r '. , and . ^ rS- Barry Faulkner
ïïSîwï" tost ZeST ,r0m Phl, '
T"*' "" •"f.TlVng heT b "t
Ham Seaeord'' " r ' an< * W "'
Mr. and Mrs. B. Matlack and
Children and guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Grice and children and Miss Helen
Colum. spent Friday in Philadel
Phia at the zoo. 7
Mrs - Annie L - Camper of near
Bowers, recently wired a house
and outbuildings on one of her
farms, located about two milt»«
from B °wers Beach. It was once
ber grandmother Warren's farm.
11 extended d °wn to Warren's
Landing, with a large marsh
Mi» S e Emma a Ma„lS.e ma f S pr„„t
Saving Ï ÄT* h " b ° me *
Sr.,
a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson'
guests thois week are his daugh
ter and family of Rochester, N. Ÿ.
Miss Clara Pittard has returned
from a month's stay in North
ar °a h vlsi^to Wfl«h?;
visiUng relative^ * D ' D ' C '
V Mrs Grace V fnront a , -,
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nl" r MaHa. A hcf's r iste r a ' , MiM r c,is"e
Garbutt of Dover are takinr «
trip to Canada kmß a
Mrs. Stewart Walton of Philo
delphia was a Thumlay aftenioon
caller of Mrs. Sallie Wllilams
Mrs. D. E. Wood went to wnJ
mington Saturday to visit friends
before returning to her homfin
Chicago m ® in
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SAMUEL J. WILSON & SON
ESTABLISHED 1873
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PHONES: 5521 & 5542
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Children's Bib Overalls—2-5
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Milford
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; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Briggs
a two weeks vacation to visit Mr.
■ and. Mrs. Harry Briggs in New
1 Hampshire.
Mrs - Jane Cook of Wilmington
and Mrs; ^0*1 B ™wn of Phila
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homes, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Briggs,
are on
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