Milford chronicle., 1928-06-22
Milton Letter

The Ladies' Aid Society of Reyn
olds' M. P. Church will meet will
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Truitt Thurs
day evening, June 2Sth. Ice cream
and cake for sale. All invited.
Mrs. Annie Postles, wife of Luke
Postles, died on Wednesday, June
13. at her home in Glendale, O.
pneumonia. Funeral services were
held on Sunday afternoon, and in
terment made in Red Mems GENE
terry. Ellendale, by S. ]. Wilson &
Son. Mrs. POstles, who was &c
wears of age, was the daughter OF
the late William Morris, of neal
Milton. and was the sister of Will
liam A. Morris, Charles Morris, neal
town, and Mrs. Samuel Hudson, OF
Milton.
rhe funeral of Mrs. Grace Glen
daniel. wife of James H. Clendaniel
1 OF Milford was held at her late home
in Milford on Saturday afternoon
and interment in Odd Fellows Gem
etery, Milton.
MRS. Mary A. Crouch, of Milton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Clendaniel,
OF Lincoln. City, are visiting rela-
tiyes in Philadelphia and New Jer-
sey this week.
Children's Day exercises were
held at Milton M. P. Church on
Sunday evening. The following
program was pleasingly rendered to
crowded auditorium: Song, Pri-
mary department.; recitation, Flora
Willauer. Grace Kitchens, Holland
Johnson, Mary Betty CROUCH, Ray
Dodd; song, by three girls; recita-
tion. Louis Smith, Jr., Carl Clendan-
iel. Earl Argo, Grace Kitchens;
song, Hear the Pennies Dropping" "
Primary class; recitation, Junior
Carey; What Would l Do" by sew
en- girls; recitation, Granvil Hast
ings. Mabel Walls, Alberta Clendan-
ieI; song, the choir; recitation, Mil
dred Campbell, Agnes Carey, Emma
Spencer. Roberta Messick, Margaret
Johnson; drill, by Sunday School
Glass of girls; address, by Pastor
Green; recitation, Harriet Clendan-
iel: collection; duet, Bernice Glen
daniel and Martha Mustard; reclta-
tion. Marion Holloway; recitation,
Sarah Darby; recitation, Emma
Mustard; recitation, Vernice Glen
daniel; address of appreciation, by
Supt. Frank B. Carey; song, by the
school; benediction, by the pastor.
The collection by the classes
amounted to $500. Plate collec-
ton, S15.O2, making a total of
$4,000.
William D. Quig, of Media, spent
the weekend in Milton. Mrs. Qulg
will remain in Milton for several
DAYS before returning to her home.
A citizenship meeting was held
in Fox Theatre on Tuesday evening"
at which a prominent member OF
the Delaware League of Women Vo-
ters made an address.
Wheat is ripening fast and in
some sections harvest began this
week. The prospect is for large
Weld, the stand being good and
the heads large and well filled.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas gave
birthday party for their daughter,
Marie, on Monday afternoon, in
honor of her seventh birthday.
Those present were Doris, Phyllis
and Helen Walls, Mable Walls,
Gladys and Pearl Burton, Mary and
Billy wilkins, Emma and Dyson
Spencer, David Dutton, Holland
Johnson, Buddy Smith, Harry and
Carrie Thomas, Dorothy Reed,
Grace Kitchens, Helen Williams,
Doris and Roberta Messick, Earl |
Argo, Harriet Hankin, Marie and
Norman Thomas, Mrs. Winnie Walls,
Mrs. Lydia Thomas, Mrs. Mamie
Burton, Mrs. Eliza DuttOn, Mrs. |
Helen Davis and daughter Gertrude,
and Miss Jennie Johnson. The lit
tie guests played games from two
to four o'clock, after which they !
were served ice cream, cake and !
candy. Departing the guests wished |
Marie many happy birthdays. She
was the recipient of many presents. |
Mr. and Mrs. William Prond and !
son, William, Charles Maynes, Mrs. |
Johnson and friend, of Philadelphia, |
attended the funeral of Theodore /
Warren on Thursday of last week.
A citizenship Meeting" was held |
in Fox Theatre, Milton, Tuesday |
evening. Mrs. jane Pennewill, of |
was the principal !
speaker. Mrs. Pennewill is a
worker in the National League of
Women Voters and is a speaker of
great ability.
Miss Nell Gray has returned
from a southern trip, that included
1 visit to Arlington Cemetery, Ar
ington, Va.
Mrs. George A. Lippincott and
children, Ann and Gray, of Chest !
tut Hill, Pa, are the guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank
Tray, and with Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Mrs. Coda Owens and daughter,
Audrey, are spending some time
With relatives in Greenwood, Del.
For Sale-Fordson Tractor, fend-
RS, governors; "a Oliver PlOWs, 1