Milford chronicle., 1927-02-11
MiltonLetter

uDOn which Will De ereCleu q ChuANN
building in the near future.
A concern from Salisbury, Md Is
buying and shipping walnut lOgs
from this section. They have Seeur-
ed three carloads of these logs ana
will ship them to a casket manu-
featuring concern in New York.
There are a number of Milton CIT
izens ill with severe colds, cauSeu
bv the changeable weather that TINS
section has experienced during the
past few weeks.
- The State Council of the JUNIOR
Order United American Mechanlcs
will be held in Milton, on Tuesday
February 18th, in Fox Theatre'
Charles w. Sharp, of Wilmington
State Councillor, will preside at lhe
three sessions to be held-mornlng'
afternoon and evening. Much inter-
est among the lOdgemen is the elec-
+ion of officers for the coming year.
About two hundred delegates from
everv Jr. o. U. A. M. Council in the
state will be present and dinner ana
sumner will be served at WHITES
cafeteria and at the Methodist Epls-
conal Church. Arrangements have
been made by a local committee 10
store automobiles, and If room Is III
sufficient for storage then some au-
tos will be parked on the streets
and watchmen will be employed 10
guard them. Enterprise Council has
been organized for thirty years ana
this is the first time the State Coun-
ell has met here and the members
are sparing no efforts to make TINS
convention a memorable one.
The Funeral Benefit Association
will he held at Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Hail.
Milton. on Monday evening, Febru-
ary 14th. 1t is the desire of Enter
prise Council that every mousse III
Milton be decorated that day wlIh
flag. - = bo-
---Nfilton's annual Chautauqua is Oe-
ing held today and tomorrow. O1
sunday. as is the custom, special
nrogram will be given free. The eX-
ercises will be appropriate OF the
day and will be joined in by the
preachers and churches of the town.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the w. c. T. U. Will De
held at the home of the Misses LII
lie and Lizzie Davidson on MOnday
evening. February IA, at 7:SO o.
clock. Text word "Grace."
George A. Steele will sell his live
stock, farm implements and mousse
hold goods at public sale on Iues-
day, February 18th, at his home III
Cave Neck. one mile east OF Milton
Revival services began at Pilgrim
Holiness Church on Sunday, with an
all day meeting. In the evening the
church was packed and a Iargt
crowd was unable to get in the edl-
fee. Rev. David Wilson, of Bangor
n Y. is the evangelist in charge
The services will continue untl
February goth. Rev. H. P. ADAMS
nastor. extends an invitation to al
to attend these meetings every eve
ming. o..so.
A daughter was born on SATURDAY
night at the Marshall Hospital, NIL
ford. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester b. Glen
daniel. of Lincoln. Mrs. ClendapleI
was Miss Viola Maull, of Milton, be-
fore her marriage. Mother ano
daughter are doing nicely.
Rethei A. M. E. Church was op'
ened bv an all day meeting on sun
day. This is the first service heldd IL
the new church since its cOmpleqloh
Several months ago the church WAS
DESTROYED by fire and the new eol-
--.-f@e-14,tii4t-e eff cement blocks has been
erected under the supervision o.
Rev. Springs, who has laDoreu H'IO
to replace the church bullolhS,
On Tuesday evening the MS
School Athletic Association gave
very creditable entertainment III tne
Fnv Theatre for the benefit Oh Iht
association. Rolling Home" was tht
title of the play presented.
railing from his wagon IN sOnt
manner on Saturday Lemuel JOhn
son farmer. residing near NlllOh
vas found unconscious by nelsn,
hor He was seriously injured apou
+ba head when the wheels Oh tn'
wagon passed over his head. MI
Johnson was taken to the been'
HOspital, Lewes, where se'et 4,,, {.
stitches were taken to close 'n'
" few days ago John G. Donovan
severelv lacerated the fingers on MI
Left hand when they came in cohIac
With a circular saw he was saWln'
Eie winter wood at his home nea
town Medical attention was give
6,t on Saturday he wa staken to TN
Raebe Hospital where the mluul
anger was removed to prevent Dloo'
noison and to save the hand.
The Young Mems Bible Class o
nE n Church celebrated II
first anniversary on Iuesuay ~ Sa,
ing, February 1st in the ouIu''
school room of the church. The Gas
had not only its members presen
hut had invited the Fisher BlDl
class as it's guests There were q
present and all enjoyed very III
teresting program. The buslnes
meeting was held first and after ina
the following program was renuer
ed: Ermon POstles, president OIL III
class. made an address OF WelcOne
Music by the orchestra. Addresse
were made by Rev. J. Smith Elu
ridge the pastor, who praised IN
work of the class and compliments
the officers upon the celeDratlon y
its first anniversary. Joseph M Lam
made a happy address to the assem-
bIage. Other speakers were Chas. W
FISHER teacher of the Fisher BlDl
class. expressing the appreciation .
his class; DR.. John C. Wlltbah,II
teacher of the Young Mems BID
class, telling of some of the achIeV
ements of his class during its mrs mrs
wear. w. Layton Reed made shol
address and rendered a saXaphoh