Milford chronicle., 1926-09-17
Milton Letter


1O:SO-The morning service for
divine worship. Our congregation
last Sunday was very large. We are
glad to see the people have not lost
our during the summer. We hope to
see YOU next Sunday. The pastor will
use as his theme ''The Dwelling
Place of the Soul.
12:OO-The Sunday school session.
Join this happy crowd next Sunday
These folks are workers, and always |
ready to help. Come out.
7:3O-The evening service, some
what special. The Fisher Bible class
will look after the music next Sun
day night. Any lady will be welcom-
ed to help with the singing. Fill up
the choir chairs.
"Wednesday night service Of
song and Bible study. Where were
YOU last Wednesday night, we did
not see you? You are always the
losers when you neglect Christian
duty.
Remember our Rally Day the last
Sunday in the month. Also that on
that Sunday we are to make our do
nation to the Methodist Hospital
You did very we'll last year, but with
an abundance of fruit, we should do
better this year. Canned fruits, veg
etables, jellies, jams, etc. Remember
the date, and help us make Rally,
real day. Thank you.
William H. Chandler has complet-
ed the harvesting of his crop of pea
ches and apples here and has gone
to Scranton, Pa, where he will har-
vest a bumper crop of apples from
his orchards near that place. He was
accompanied by several local fruit
piekers, who will remain until the
crop is harvested.
Edward Campbell has secured
position in Chester, Pa.
The Lippincott Button Factory,
which has been closed down for sew
eral weeks, received a carload OF
shells this week and it is expected
work will be resumed in a few days.
The shutdown of this plant works
hardship on local business that is
being acutely felt.
Samuel Hudson, retired farmer
near Ingram's Mills, has purchased
of Joseph H. Walls two building lots
on Behringer avenue and will lmme-
diately begin the erection of dwell
ling for himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Mason
and son, Billie S., Jr., who nave
been visiting relatives here and at
Lewes. have returned to their home
at Great Neck, N. Y.
Hollis Overland Shows are located
on the Burton lot, corner of Front
and Federal streets and are giving
nightly exhibitions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Douglas
and children who have been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II
Douglas, have returned to Camden
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan OF
Harrisburg, Pa, spent few days
this week with his sister, Mrs
Charles II. Vent. M. Morgan who is
the son of the late Benjamin Morgan
spent sixteen years in the u. 5
Navy and this is his first visit tc
the old home town in many years.
Mrs. Lottie Wagamon who suffered
the amputation of her left leg at the
Beebe Hospital, Lewes, severa
weeks ago, is considered out of dan
ger and is now on the road to recov
cry, much to the joy Of her man!
friends and relatives.
Captain and Mrs. James G. Con
well on Tuesday accompanied thei
daughter, Mrs. Ethel White, TO ne
home at East Orange, n. j., Wher
they will spend few days.
Richard NJ. Green left on Monda
TO enter Wesley Collegiate Institute
Dover, as a student. .
Accused of taking the automoDll
of Clarence Vent, which was parke
on Union street, Milton, on Saturda
evening, without the owners con
sent. Nehemiah Mosley, colored, wa
arrested on Sunday and taken [
Georgetown, where he was held l
hail for court. He was also fined fo
driving a car without drivers i
cense.
Gilbert Hooker and family,
Chester, Pa, spent Sunday with M
and Mrs. George A. Wilson.
Mrs. William A. Maull, accompa1
led bv her mother, Mrs. Benjami
Johnson. are visiting friends an
relatives at Mt. Pleasant, WllmlIni
ton and points in New Jersey. y
William T. Collins and famll
who have been visiting his mothe
Mrs. John P. Holland, nave reJurnC
to their home on Assateague islam
Va. While here they motored
philadelphia and spent several ia,
at the Sesqui-C
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Mustard ente
tanned over the weekend the folloN
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Dufield al
children, Janet and LOUIS, Mr.. al
Mrs. Cromey of Philadelphia, al
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mack, of Arlln
ton, N. J.
Tbeodore johnson of Philadelph
was a recent visitor with MS ID
ther, Mrs. Charlotte Johnson.
was accompanied back home by l
mother who spent several days WI
him. Upon her return she stopp
at the Belhaven Hotel, Rehobo
for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellingswol
of Ellendale, were guests of Mr..
Mrs. w. w. Crouch on Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Blocksom and Mrs. b
sic Griffith of Penns Grove, N.
have been recent visitors with
and Mrs. L. L. Mustard.
The summer pavilion at Wiki
Store is being converted into ste
building and rumor has II tna'
first class meat market will be CT
ducted therein. Mr.. Wilkins has re
ed his restaurant and soft drink
porium to Horace Balley' VINO y