Milford chronicle., 1929-07-12
Totals % 4 1
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C.SJino1s 90 30 o o 0 o 90
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Milton plays Rehoboth at Milton on
Saturday, July 10; :, ,1,;,,,;. ...,,o
marty at Broadkiln Beach for their
Grandson. Billie Wilkins, who was six
Years old on the fifth OF July. They
nIayed games and had hne time.
Those present were Ellen and Billie
Pritchett. of Georgetown, Bette and
Eisie Emith. of Milton, Hester Smith
of Wilmington, May Ellingsworth, Wan
Sa and Emily Clendaniel, Milton John
son. Mary and Billie Wilkins, OF Milton
Mrs Annie Higman, OF Staten Island,
N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson MRS Mrs
lee smith, Mrs. Emma Pritchett, Mrs.
John Smith, Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs.
potter BENJAMIN Robinson and Mr.. and
MIS-, Lester Clendaniel. After refresh
Ynents were served they departed, wish
ing Billie many more happy Dlrtnoays:
Mr.. and Mrs Ralston Pepper spent
the Fourth in Wilmington and Valley
Mrs Thomas ]. Lindale, residing be-
tween Milton and Harbeson, fell at her
home early Tuesday morning and sus-
tanned a broken hip bone. Mrs Lin
dale who weighs about three hundred
pounds, suffered from the intense neat
during the night and had arisen to re-
move an undergarment. She became en-
tangled in the garment and tell heaV-
1lV to the HOOr. her lluSDdAl0 WCAAN ~
her assistance and realizing that she
was badly injured hurried to the home
of a neighbor for assistance, ana sum-
uoned DR.. w. 2. Douglas, OF Milton.
Dr. Douglas called the ambulance from
the Milford Emergency Hospital ana
had her taken to that institution, where
she is receiving treatment. OWING 10
her great age and size her friends ana
neighbors fear the accident Will prove
fatal.
On Tuesday morning, William n:
Chandler, owner of the Chandler 1rulI
orchards here, received word that his
son, William, Jr had died in Arkanz
sas of typhoid fever, where ne hao
gone several weeks ago on business.
The younger Mr. Chandler'S home is IN
Lakeland, Florida, where he resided on
and operated large fruit farm he Is
survived besides his parents ana a
sister, by a wife and one small child.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Clifton were
Philadelphia visitors last week, return
ing home on Monday
Mrs. Laverty Steele ana daughteIs
Eianore Lee, of Cape Charles, Xa.' an9
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Porth ana
daughter, Marie, of Philadelphia, nave
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Martin.
Wheat threshing is progressin rapid
ly in the Broadkiin section. The yield IS
about normal in this section. WeatnSeIr,
conditions permitting the threshing VIII
be completed within the next W. W.
weeks. Many growers are selling rlghI
from the threshers at $1.00 per pusnel'
while others will hold for higher price,
The huckleberry crop is being mar
vested. The swamps in this section are
teeming with this luscious perry anu
they are selling readily at IL Genus Pei
quart
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Spencer en-.
tertained at dinner on Friday, MI ,a anu
Mrs. Henry McAllister, Mr.. and MIS- MIS-
Charles Stout and son, Henry anu MI 90
Elizabeth Hearn, of Camden, N. ).
Charles Edward Jones was found oeao tvo
in the road near his home, aooqI 1wU
miles north of Milton, early I,t N
morning: Mr.. Jones who was aposu' +te he
years Of age, after partaking oI liz
morning meal, left home to WalA "
neighbor's, short distance away ant ~
was shartly after found lying oe5SSeared oeSo
the roadside. He had been a sulLeL ulis,t
from heart trouble for several years put
seemed as well as usual that IuOi ny .toclr .ii1.l
lie was priminent farmer anu o,.s $50
raiser until his retirement teW Sssarf
ago. he erected a dwelling on q fppno-
OI MS Iarm into which he ana ms ne oI1t
ny removed, and had since rehteH 80
MS farm land to tenants. FuneIa NTeclx
vices were held at Slaughter NpS5'oar
Church and interment in auJ0iie
cemetery on Sunday afternoon 1ra,.zvir
EDWARD w. Lank Mitchell Aeim Asr,aI,t VT
L .,A1
tne Fourth with Mr., Lank'S hOIii0i'
Mrs. Mary Lank.
The Friendship Bible class OF Nllle4i"' sfi'
M. +; Church will hold a "doggle roasC Of
at slaughter Beach on the eVeIiii5S Nv
Fly uly 10. Ihey will be acconnpss1t;;i,1er the
thelr wives and friends, leaving 'ii'
church about 1890 D. m. eo+-
LOUIS Darby and Miss virgins his
@ nlan are spending the week VIZ +1,ins
gn egIanunother, Mrs. Lucy N''N---
Steve johnson has built a new ~ DaGe nfic
PoIcn 10 his residence on "a oIrer
the old one. 'ii I'LL
1.-The The first Congregational Churcn, 0l
nHtoh will hold their annua Ss.Is. .aIay,
ITIelig I,'I5, a IN Lavina Woods from o,lst i6
A. pGo 80 70 August 8, and on All A1A-;I1 hegin
= ~ - 1 HsIlm Holiness Church WIZ WI ,Jo0ds
oios;S ~ weeks meeting in the Same
ci92Eslng on September 2. will
1;o IVY automobiles crashed heal5 &c a
,-os,lit IHiiing station this Weeh Milton.
VS. 1rSuic orles Charles B. johnson, oI,,,;nq Oh man an
olooIie3sted, charged with or He was
arrested ,o9iie b,, while intoxicated and taken
bafore bffoSsen a oy Highway Police AND anu who
ssseseoS Ma aglstrate John B. Musas a aeainst
bn9SSSG him Squ fine of S1OO and costS ,d gave
hord fH Er johnson appealed az aTolloway
Of F Fro5. o9r county court. A Mr. Of the
other Sueilca' ona was the drlVs5 81 John
son at III ibe ana appeared ,agaI agari-ca car was
greatly hearing. NelInS- gsfgl
s+tar5o5 frs; L g. Darby and daughfe,r,,d fe,,,deayor S
Conre1st9i the State Christian - darby
mas ' raian 'eu.ion at Wilmington. MrSs for an
other ,,oappointed superintendent
IN Miss Edna Wilson. of Lincoln Clvy, tgo
mas returned home after spending ~ w
W. meeSs q With With her grandmother, MIS- >
ma ;. Wilson. =. the