Milford chronicle., 1930-06-13
MILTON

Prayer by the pastor, Rev. D. X.
Sturgis.
"A Welcome" by Albert Argo.
Recitation, "A Garden" by Mary
Betty Crouch.
"A Glad Time" by Ray Dodd.
Recitation by HeHlen Walls.
"A Good Example," by Irene Ar
go.
"Sing a Song of Children's Day."
by Carl Campbell.
God Thought of Them" by Helen
Kitchens.
Pageant, Onward and Upward"
Remarks by the pastor.
Roll call of classes and collection.
Dialogue by Doris and Phyllis
Walls.
"Our Gift" by three girls.
Recitation, 1.-The Sower," by Les
ter Reed.
1.-TWO Golden Keys" by Joseph
Campbell and Russell Wiley.
Dialogue, "Tell All the Earth of
Jesus" by Sarah Wiley and Dor
othy Postles.
Report of secretary showed offer
ing amounting to $76.
Closing song by the school.
Benediction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armon Postles of
Philadelphia spent the weekend
with the latter's mother, Mrs. Eva
Lindale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebay Walls and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Spencer and children spent Sunday
with Mrs. Louise Walls at Rehoboth.
Robert J. Wiley caught about ten
barrels of blue fish at Slaughter
Beach. He shipped them to Philadel-
phia. 1t is unusual for blue fish to
be taken in so large a quantity at
this resort. 4
Mrs. Mary A. Crouch and Mrs. Vio-
la DAILY spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester E. Clendaniel, at Lin
coin.
Mrs. Emma Pritchett and children
of Delmar are the guests of herr
mother, Mrs. Ella Smith, this week.
That Milton has an artist in the
making is the opinion of those who
have viewed several oil paintings at /
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Welch, made by their son, Neal ]
NJ. Welch, a member of the gradu-,i
ating class of Milton High School. |
Young Welch has never received a |
lesson in painting or in mixing col
ors, but his work shows marked ar
tistic ability.
Mrs. William r. wilkins and |
Mary and Billie Will
kins, are spending some time in
Philadelphia. Upon their return to |
Milton they will move to Broadkiln
Beach for the summer months.
Miss Susan D. Carey, of Philadel-
phia, has opened her Milton home on
Union street for the summer. EIer
nephew, Joseph Carey, of Philadel-
phia, spent the weekend as her
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAllister and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stout spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Green Nc
Allister, near Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Long, recent
ly married, are the guests of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
On olOlu OllCCLs
Miss Olivia McAllister, Of near
Laurel, is spending some time with
her uncle, Henry McAllister, and
family.
The planting of factory lima beans
will begin in a few days and the I
acreage to this crop this year will
be a large one.
William II. Welch, Deputy State
Councillor of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland James, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Wilson, Herman Jefferson
md Miss Glendolia Lingo mOtored to
Tiffin, Ohio, where they visited the
Jr. Mechanics Home for Orphans. H.
They were well pleased with the
of the home and the care
given the children. l.
The Milton firemen were called toll
,xtinguish a fire that damaged a
small outbuilding at the Mansion
House Hotel on Federal street, on n
afternoon. 1t was a stub
)orn blaze and did considerable I
Iamage to the roof and upper story p
,efore it was conquered.
The dirt road leading to George
own has been hard surfaced from
he railroad in Milton to the Jeffer-
on farm. A short stretch is yet to
e surfaced before the entire road
rom Milton to Georgetown will be
n good condition. This bit of road
vas first covered with gravel and
hen given two coats of tarvia and
nelly crushed stone. Several other
irt roads in this part of the county
re being treated the same way and
efOre winter sets in these roads
yill be in splendid condition.
The approaches to the new bridge
ecently erected across the Broad
lin River at Broadkiln Beach, have
een completed and 1t is now pos
ible to drive onto the beach prop
+. Formerly it was necessary to
cave vehicles on the marsh side of
he river and cross over to the beach
y a narrow foot bridge. 1t is eX-
ected the building of the new
ridge will greatly increase the
lumber of visitors to this popular
ummar leGOTt.
R. w. V:ning, of Wilmington, SUI
of the Anti-SaloOn
.eague, spoke at the Pilgrim Holi-
ess Church on Sunday. There was
short program by the local w. C,
J.. u, led by Mrs. Fenzay Reynolds,
resident.
Rev. Dorsey and Frank B. Carey
eft on Wednesday for Cambridge,
ID, to attend the session of the
Laryland Annual Conference of the