Milford chronicle., 1930-11-14
EXPENSES
RECEIPTS

B.. To equip the base ball. team with
uniforms next spring the school
needs attendance at the basket bali
games. Get your season tickets.
The Milton Gun Club will hold a
game shoot on Thanksgiving Day.
Prizes will consist of turkeys, ducks
and guineas. A large number of
shooters from all parts of the State
have been invited to attend this
shoot and some very good scores
are expected. The Milton Guna Club
has one of the finest lay-outs in the
State and visitors are always well
come. Just get your favorite gun out
of the closet and any odds and ends
of shells you happen to have on
hand and with a few pals 'yous can
have day of real sport and fun.
Ex-State Champion William M.
Foord and Secretary T. Harold Pal
mer will be in charge.
A vote will be taken by the citi-
zens of Milton School District No.
8, on Saturday afternoon, November
80, between the hours of 2 and 5
o'clock as to whether the districts
of Cave Neck, Donovan, Prime Hook
and Reynolds are to be permitted to
consolidate with the Milton dis
trice 1t is very probable that a
new school house will be erected
next year in Milton to take care of
the increasing number of pupils
coming to this school At present it
is necessary to rent additional
buildings to house the classes. The
local Board of Education have taken
the necessary steps with the State
Board for the new building. Should
the above districts decide to con-
solidate with Milton more room will
be imperative. No date has been set
for a vote in these districts, but it
is expected to take place some time
next spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darby, Mrs.
Susie Colbourne and Master Freddie |
Marvel of Seaford were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Martin on
Sunday.
Mrs. E. P. Nicholson is Spending
some time in Calif2rnis. = K
Mp. IaHid Mrs. Minos Wilson and
children of COkesbury visited Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Wilson or Sunday.
Charles Walker and Joseph Lin-s
dale visited friends at Oakley on,l
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maull of
visited his mother,
Mrs. Florence Johnson, on Sunday.
Master David Dutton who has
been ill, is improving in health.
Captain Samuel Fithian was the
guest of Milford friends on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Darby and
son Gilbert of Philadelphia were
guests of her sister, Mrs.
3oldie Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ermin Postleso oof
were entertained by
he latter's mother, Mrs. Eva Lin
laIe.
Mrs. Earl. Reed and daughter,
Dorothy are spending this week in
Pa, with relatives.
The "Stag Party" held by the
MEMBERS and friends of Friendship
bible class of the M: P. Church on
londay evening was a great sue
ess. The affair was largely attend
d and royal time was had by all
resent.
aaron Slick from Punkin Crick"
5 the title of three act rural COM
dy to be presented by the Young
'eople's Society of Milton M. P.
,hurch on Thursday evening, No !
ember 20, in Firemen's Theatre.
his is said to be one of the most {
lughable comedies ever given by {
,cal talent in Milton. The proceeds
re for the benefit of church activ ]
les and tickets are now being sold t
v members of the Society, Admis- c
ion, adults, 40 cents; children, 10
ears and under, 25 cents. The s
aiming of the cast is in charge of l
Trs. L. c. Darby. I
The newly organized Boy Scout C