Milford chronicle., 1926-09-03


Maggie Robbins.
Mrs. Mary Nailor, of Milford, is
visiting her sister, Miss Maggie Rob
bins this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Irwin King and chill
dren motored to Chincoteague on
Sunday and spent most enjoyable
day on the island.
Miss Clara Clendaniel, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John ClendanleI anu
Harmon Lewis, Jr., of Milton, were
married at Salisbury, Md, on Satur-
day. August 28th. They will make
their home in Milton, where the
groom is interested in the Broadklll
Pearl Company. ,
Because of the low bids offered,
Robert NJ. Collins bid in the proper
tv at public sale on Saturday atter-
noon The property consisted OF thlr-
tv acres of fine farm land and the
residence and Outbuildlngs. Inc
highest bid offered was S57OO-aoouC
one half the value of the property.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred E. Johnson are
spending a few days on Staten is
land. N. Y, the guests of MIR. ana
Mrs. Fred Decker, who spent some
time here as the guests OF MI ana
Mrs. Johnson. ..
Mrs. George R. Davidson, accom-
nanied Mr.. and Mrs. James T. MUS
tard to Willimantic, Conn, on Mon
dav. where she will spend Few
davs as their guest. Mr.. and MIS-
Mustard and sons spent week IN
Milton renewing acquaintances'
Miss Edith Wilson who has Deen
snending two weeks with her mo-
ther. Mrs. Charlotte Wilson, mas re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ConweIl OIL
Philadelphia spent the weekend IN
Milton. ;.
Miss Ethel Ness who has been Vls-
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ElaI-
ence Johnson, has returned to VIII
mington. a, NJ
and Mrs. Joseph H. Walls anu
daughter, Clara, spent Sunday al
Ocean City, Md. ...,.u
Miss Irma White is entertaining
this week Miss Mildred Armlngton
of Camden, N. ]. ,
Captain and Mrs. Samuel FlthlaI
on Sunday entertained a number OF
relatives from New Jersey. captain
Fithiau celebrated on that day ms
birthday anniversary with an olc
time Sussex county dinner, whlcI
was much enjoyed by his guests.
Mrs. Owen Davis who has beer
spending some time with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Palmer mas
returned to Marcus Hook, Pa.
Milton and Houston will play
game of base ball here on Monoa!
afternoon Labor Day.. The ~Hous
ton team is a member of the Kent
Sussex League and have been goln'
GOOD and a fast game is expected
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Hopkins ant
daughter Agnes have returned iron
a vacation in the Green Mountain
and Canada. e.
, Merritt F. Hopkins, electrician 10
I +be pullman Company, Wilmington
has been spending his vacation VIII
, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. HOP
; 1kins and one week at the Philip
cottage. Oak Orchard, with JAIME
: phillips and family and Mr.. and MIS-
= Harold Norris of Collingdale, Pa
J, here on Monday afternoon. ~
Y The Goshen NJ. E. Church, MllIol
r Del. Sunday, September 5th' ).
t Eldridge, Phi. B., pastor:
= 1O:3OLThe regular morning wol
shin. Make no excuse for stayln
|, away from this very helpful serVlc
e We all need it. The theme Will Dc
Z, "Tbe Laborer." We use this them
5. because of the fact that LABOR I'd
d 11.45-The Sunday school wi
: meet. Let us be present, II posslDl
IS 7:3O-The regular Sunday eVenlI
s service. Our theme will be: II
g Sluggard." We want to invite all u
l. voung folks of our flock, who a.
blaming to go away to school, TO
l. present, if possible. We want 10 81
= a word to them, and IN fact' ma ma
IS the whole service helpful for thei
Several of our young folks expect
If 90 away, and we are proud OF the
r. for their aspirations. Try to be pre-
ent next Sunday night.
l. 7:3O-The mid-week prayer Sc
S. vice ON wednesday night. 1t will
the first after vacation. Try to q
r tend. Let us be faithful TO o
L church. Let us no longer make o
IS sniritual lives secondary matter
IS They will come first one OF the
days, why not now? Let us beg
r next Sunday to be more faithful
r. ON, church. Everybody on the JoI