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ELLENDALE
—
». „ .
By Mrs. Hazel
D. Elllagsworth
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar P. Johnson were Theodore
Johnson of Richmond, Va., and
Marshall Wilson and Arthur Jones
or Ellendale and Charles Steven
son and Percy Stevenson of Prime
Hook Neck.
Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A. Warren were Mr. and
. Mrs. Thomas Parncutt of Lin wood,
Pa., A. B. Warren and Miss Ida
MCAteer of Smyrna.'
Miss Gwendolyn Lynch spent
Friday afternoon and evening with
Miss Phyllis Dickerson.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Derrick
son were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. J. Rowland Tyndall of Lewes.
Guests of Frank Vadakin and
family this week are Mrs. Eliza
beth Jewell and son Frank of
Chester, Pa.
Robert Ellingsworth has
chased an Oldsmobile
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Millman
entertained guests during the week
end.
pur
car.
William D. Ellingsworth, Jr., has
purchased a Buick automobile.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I. W. Warren were Mrs. Frank
Schimpf and family of Ellendale,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hinkle and
children of Lansdowne, Pa., Mr.
and Mrs. William Gorlich and chil
dren of Westville, N. J.
Elmer Ennis has purchased a
Dodge car.
Miss Joyce Webb, student nurse
at Delaware Hospital, Wilmington,
spent the week-end with her mo
ther, Mrs. Mary Webb and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb en
tertained guests on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Ellingsworth
and daughter, Shirley Lea, Miss
Betty Carey and Miss Shirley
Carey were dinner guests of Mrs.
- Ann Tyndall of Lewes, and all
motored to Rehoboth Sunday eve
ning.
Wednesday dinner guests of Mr.
and jWrs. Elwood Lynch and daugh
ter, Gwendolyn Lee, were Rev. and
Mrs. James O'Neil and Ray Woot
ten of Ellendale.
George Cobaugh had the misfor
tune to fall from a load of straw
LOVELL & COVEL'S
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- »CHOCOLATES
more favorite« per box
®»°re quality per piece
more pleasure per bite
Ragains Pharmacy
33 North Walnut St.
Milford
it
KITCHEN-SIZE FREEZER
HOLDS OF MEALS
SAVES OF SHOPPING
* £
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7 CU. FT. MODEL 70
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTIR
FREEZER
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• 245 lb. capacity.,. stores everything
you need for dozens of meals.
[ * Fpooio* meats, fruits, vegetables,
I other foods .., buy In quantity.
[ * Freezes cakes, pies, breads..._
I, piete meals.., ready to heat, serve.
'I * Preserves seasonal foods at low
prices, the easy freezer way.
• Factory pre-set to ideal temperature
for year 'round freezing.
V
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Fits small home or apartment kitchens!
Takes only 28 by 44 in. space! Now, bring
all the minute-quick convenience of
frozen foods—savings and taste-delights—
right into your kitchen. Shop once a week
... cook double, triple portions ... store
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where on «II 5 in
sid* surfaces! Add
new foods easily..
Means dry floor«,
too! Does away
with excessive
,_. .. . moisture *on cabi
anywhere, anytime, net exterior.
No fans-no belts—
no open moving
parts. Hermetically
seated unit; quiet as
* an IH refrigerator. *
O. A. Newton & Son Co.
Phone 4115
BridgevilU, Del.
*
last week and hurt his left should
I 6 fh Öip and leg as wel1 as broken
ri0s -
\ One of the residents of this_'
! «ni" 1 / , is del *ghted to know the
Ellendale firemen are putting El
! ® £kt n °* ^ J 0n, y° n « tWng
; is lacking and that is a band with
1 a good looking young lady as
leader and of course a ladies aux
iliary to make it complete. Boys,
the community is proud to know
you won two more prizes at the
Lewes carnival last Wednesday
evening. One for the most men in
line and one for the best appear
ance. These firemen are a hand
some group in their dark navy
suits, trimmed in gold, black slip
pers, hose, black tie, white shirts, i
hankie and carnation and makes 1
many a judge look at them twice, !
as well as the ladies whose hearts j
flutter a little faster when the
" *■ *" i
Ellendale firemen march by. j
Mrs. Charles Ellingsworth and
son Philip, were Sunday dinner)
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion i
Melvin of Milford and all motored
to Slaughter Beach In the even
Miss Betty Ellingsworth, stu
«TSn n wn e m taVtan,^peTt r hew°ik:
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. David Ellingsworth.
Sennett-Knight
A very pretty wedding took place
in Union Methodist Church, on
Friday evening, August 18, when
Miss Margaret Sennett, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Casper H. Semiett
of Ellendale, became the bride of
George Knight of Magnolia.
The church was beautifully dec
orated with flowers and lighted
candles and Mrs. Katie Fitzgerald
played the wedding march.
Promise Me" and "Beéause." The
pastor. Rev. James O'Neil, offi
ciated.
The bride, gi/en in marirage, by
her father, Casper H. Sennett, ;
wore a gown of white over pink
organdy, and fingertip veil. She
carried a bouquet of white lilies
and yellow roses.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
Elsie McFadden, sister of the bride
who wore a street length evening
o
For Bent or For Sale
The Former Residence Of
J. W. BURRIS
10 Causey Avenue, Milford, Del.,
Occupancy July 1st
*
FOR RENT or FOR SALE
The Lionel Ingram Meat
Packing Co. Property
#
Marshall Street, Milford, Del.
Will Sub-Divide House And Plant
Apply
John W. or J. £. Burris
Phone 4531
Milford, Del.
6-16-tt
gown of blue dotted swiss. picture
hat ®f blue and carried white lil
i les.
lyn Deputy, who wore a street
! length evening gown of green
dotted swiss with picture hat to
match and carried yellow
roses.
Duncan P. McFadden was best
man. The bride's mother wore
navy blue crepe dress with white
T J£ * room 'f ™°* her
dr ^.® a . bght green Panted sheer
Sh i! «n accessories. The
W ^ S , d ^| ed with many
relatives of the bride
s
1 be reception which followed
^ a8 greatly enjoyed by all guests
p nd was held in the Ellendale
Kesta urant.
a
Many lovely and useful gifts
wer e received by the bridal couple
T . he bappj, couple left
shower of rice
amidst a
spend their honeymoon^in^WilrL
wood, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs Georee Knight win
make their home^DOTer where
CorporaflonTt'That hplace* Lal "
™™ d "'' WWW Church
we '* Jame s O'Neil, Pastor
XT Sunday, September 3
a « N ?i, Serv J ces untn fur *ber notice
ated ine cha rch is being redecor
Bible Holiness Church
Rei. Robert B. Nallor, Pastor
Sunday, September 3
Sunday school
services at 2 p.
m.
Preaching by pastor.
Everyone welcome.
Black la White
n, Jnî aiÜ ^u dlOXlde ' 016 wWt « pig*
ment which is derived from the
blackest of sands — ilmenite —
chemical processing is regarded
the greatest advance in the white
pigment field in modern times. It
ZS** the pain * industry in ex
ini n1 0US f paints to control chalk
ing. It is also utilized in enamels to
whUe r neJ UPeri0r dUrabUity and
by
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T. Harold Palmer, prominent
Milton businessman, has announc
ed his candidacy for represen a
tive of the tenth ?"
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Phone
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Argo .spent
the week-end as guests of Mr. and
;Mr S . George Sau,er in Wllmtag
I f
: Mr and Mrs. Larry Parks and
, family of Chester, Pa., and Mr.
?? d Mrs - William Jackson of
Hsboro were Sunday guests of
Î « - ^ P °" der -
Mr and Mrs - Earl King are now
at home in the former Mrs Ida
Hughes property on Union street.,
The young couple took occupancy i
°" Saturday.
K Mr i- Allce Walker I« vtalling ;
S?' daUeh ' er ' A1,red L »" A " d
i
Mrs Wavne Reiblinir anrt !
ter "of ÄÄÄ
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"?• Theodore Johnson of Rich-'
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Mr - and Mrs. J. D. Robbins and !
ofjMr. and Mrs. Walter Lank snent I
Âton'Â^nï clo^getown I
S'« S R U e" day Hu e n V SM £l
P l 8t ° r "> Mlllon ' » ho liïes
near Georgetown, Md.
stained this week-end Mr. and
Mrs - Paul Albert of Strausbor
ough, Pa. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
McGee and their guests motored
to Rehoboth, Bethany Beach, and
Ocean City.
Mrs. Myrtle Colline, Mr«. Ellen
Clendaniel and Mrs. Maude McGee
celebrated their birthdays on
Thursday evening py having din
ner at Rehoboth Beach. Mrs Me
Gee and Mrs. Clendaniel had
August 24 ' as their
birth dates - while Mrs. Collins had
as her natal da y. August 23. i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Banning
and son Ronnie are traveling
through ■Waahlnglon, Winches,"?
and W*« Virginia on a two weeks !
VaCat, °"'
Mrs. Clara Kopple has returned
home after vacationing with her
son. Raymond Kopple and family
in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hazzard
Electrify your treadle sewing machine
TREADLES MADE INTO
PORTABLE ELECTRICS
TREAtfLES MADE INTO
CONSOLE ELECTRICS
24.95
5950
V/
Have your old treadle machine electrified
with new electric motor,
BEFORE
at G roll's. Rebuilt
speed control. Portables complete
with carrying case.
z
GroH's Sewing Machine Store
621 W. 4TH STREET WILMINGTON
1
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AFTER
If you can't come in, call Wilmington 6-8625 or mail to
Groll s Sewing Machine Store, 621 W. 4th St., Wilm Del
Name .
Address ...
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ALL MAXES REPAIRED W MODERNIZED
i*to&u*Ue t CONSOLE ot PORTABLE
City
Zone
State
9-l-2t
with his sisters Mtes M if «***
zard and Mrs John p wu y Haz
Mr J fî P Wl,son -
c. àjï d Mrs. Charles Marker of
nlntc Pla " former resi
penis or Milton, were Friday vis
Mrs ÎLÜ'V ,0h " ^ *" 8 ° n -
M rs RohPT^Vrl^ ^ au Shter,
rinev 0 F renneyhough of War
ab* 111 Wednesday
.* b fnends and relatives in Mil
n. . « ,
späTthe
aSd snn d H 1 . hls Wlfe
and Son ' who are making their
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KENT COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
INSURES PROPERTY AGAINST FIRE AND
GEORGE COLLINS
MILTON AGENT
LIGHTNING
RAWLINS & FERGUSON
briogeville agents
LAURENCE E. CAIN
FELTON AGENT
T * CARLISLE COLLINS
milford agent
J. FRANK GRAHAM
HARRINGTON AGENT
DOVER, DELAWARE
h ° me Wlth Mr8, John P Wi,son -
*, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reed and
family. Mrs. Arthur Shockley and
Mrs. Fanine Marsh have returned
borne after spending a week at the
Laurel Camp.
'■ -- « -
More than 626,000 Ü, S. resi
dents die annually from 20 dis
tinct types of heart disease
I The nearly-extinct Nunatagralut
Eskim ° 8ot Alashi seldom ^îfïbîe *
to 8tore «P a good winter food sun
ply. y e winter iooq sup

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