Milford chronicle., 1922-05-19
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A new association has been organ
lied between the farmers in Nanti
coke hundred and some of the farmers
near Bridgeville. The name of the as
sOciation is County Maid Produce Co
President, H. E. Spicker; secretary
W. H. Carlisle; treasurer, James
Young, of Atlantic City. Mr.. Youns
operates several large hotels in At.
lantic City, and will dispose of mos
of their products. In September the
officers of the organization will visit
the treasurer in Atlantic City, where
they have been promised a wonderful
time. The farmers were taxed ten dol
lars to join this organization, which
will give them the privilege of ship
ping their produce to the city mar
kets. Anyone wanting information
about the newly formed organization
will get in touch with H. E. Spicker
or W. H. Carlisle.
A young peoples association has
been organized in the M. P. Church
to meet every Monday evening. All
the young people of both churches are
cordially invited to attend and be-
come member of the association, of
which Walter Coulter is president.
Mrs. ]. E. Owens entertained her
sister and family on Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Elliott, of Newark, for
merly Miss Lille Stayton, is critical
ly ill at her home.
Mrs. John Warrington is not so well
at this writing.
Mrs. Harry Tucker is very low at
this writing, and the doctor visits
her four and five times daily.
C. B. Porter and family and Frank
Porter motored to Milford on Sunday
and visited Peter Baker who is in the
Milford Emergency Hospital. They
found him little improved.
ElwOod Tatman who is receiving
treatment in the Cambridge Hospital
is slowly improving, and they expect
to bring him home on Friday if he
continues to improve.
A surprise party was given by Mrs.
Sallie Tatman to her husband on last
Monday evening, the occasion being
Mr.. Tatman's birthday. There were |
about 80 to 100 friends and relatives
present to enjoy the goodies that had !
been prepared for them. Mrs. Annie |
Carlisle made the birthday cake with
So candles on it, which Mr.. Tatman
had some trouble with when he at
tempted to blow them out \
Miss Emma Mai is home for a shorN
visit. She has been up in the POcono
Mountains for her health, and has
gained back much of her strength.
Frank HOuseman of Philadelphia
vas a town visitor this weekend.
Mrs. Robert Mcpherson has i'm
proved from her operation and is ex-
lected to return from Philadelphia
his week.
A reception was given to Rev. M. ;
v. Sutcliffe of the M. P. Church, last /
friday evening in the Sunday school j
DOM of the church. A short musical ;
vas given during the first part of the '
vening, after which ice cream and '
axe were served in abundance.
Amos Stayton won the second prize /
1 base ball throwing at the track {
leet at Georgetown last week. Ralph S
won third place and Les S
sr Draper won third place in the
.andipg broad jump, S
Harry Coulter has returned home
gain after a visit to Philadelphia. B
Our base bail team defeated the tt
team on our grounds to
le tune of 21 to 3. The Pennington IL
1ys can't play pins with the Green a
God boys. tt
The play which was given by the W
nior class was a great success, the
,or receipts alone amounting to over il
o. W
Special Memorial services will be
Id at st. Johnstown M. E. Church, et
Sunday afternoon, May 28th, at 8 OF
clock. There will be preaching by
sv. T. E. Terry and other pastors. vi
l interesting musical program has di
en- arranged and every one is cor
ally invited to attend and share the tn
Hghtful time with us. in
The commencement exercises will dS
given Thursday night, May 25th, in CT
E auditorium. A silver offering will or
taken at the door. The graduates co
2 as follows: William Paul Lord, ge
ace Lindale Porter, Margaret B. Ed Oh
Il, Joy w. Niger, Minnie Shultz, .
ulah 1. Conway, Myrtle M. Clifton,
Lawrence Wiley.
The class night exercises will be o.
-en Tuesday night, May 2Srd in the ec ec
h school assembly hall. Admission, co
cents.