Milford chronicle., 1931-04-03
MILTON

IhClma tenth birthday anniversary
Those prcsen were: Edna DOrman,
Alberta Dorman Carrie Thomas,
Virginia West, Jane Marvel, Patricia
Marvel Edith Massey, Betty Smith,
Doris Walls, Phyllis Walls, Pearl
Burton, Ida StOgdcn, Margaret Lin
go. Dorothy Postles, Carl Clendaniel,
Paul Edginton, Holland Johnson,
William Pepper, Richard WagamOn,
Joseph Black, George WagamOn,
Franklin Stogdcn, Sinclair Cahmp-
bell, Donald Clendaniel, Price Sny-
der, David DuttOn, Mr. and Mrs.
Granville Tyndall, Mrs. Eliza DuttOn
and Mrs. Eliza Clendaniel. The
guests were served with refresh
ments of ice cream, cake, saltines
and candy. All left wishing Thelma
many more happy birthdays.
The Junior Christia EndeavOr So
ciety of the NJ. p. Church held their
regular business meeting in the So
cial Hall on Monday evening. Chas.
II. Vent president of the Senior So
Cicty, gave the children splendid
talk on Junior EndCavOr work. Two
delegates, Agnes Carey and Beatrice
Wells, were chosen to represent the
local Society at the Sussex County
C. T. Union convention at George
town on April 14th. After the bust
ness session refreshments of ice
cream and saltines were served by
the superintendent, Mrs. Eliza Dut.-
ton.
The Dixie Minstrel Boys "ill play
Il return engagement in Firemen's
Hall, Milton, on Saturday evening,
presenting an entire new program,
consisting of comedy sketches, buck
and Charleston dancing, rcCitatiOnS.
solo and quartctte singing, etc. The
Nassau Radio Quartette will render
several selections and the Lewes
String Band, under the direction of
Miles Coursey, will furnish music
The Dixie Boys played here few
weeks ago for the benefit of the Fire
Company and made a decided hit.
Admission on Saturday evening will
be 35c ad Csc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Manship and
SONS, of Philadelphia, spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Harry
Manship.
Among the college students spend
ing the Easter holidays in Milton arc
Miss Jane Lingo, Harold Jones, Chas.
Lingo. Miss Martha Mustard and w.
Il. Jones.
Louis GOrsCtman. whose store and
dwelling at Greenwood was recent
destroyed by fire has moved his
family to Milton.
MIR. and Mrs Walter LekitCS, OF
Harrington, spent Sunday with his
father, Captain Alfred Lekitcs.
The annual membership meeting
of Milton M. =. Church will be held
on Wednesday evening, May 9Th. At
this melting the election of the Off
cial boards will be chosen. dele
gate to the annual conference elect
cd, and reports from the various or
ganizations will be made and other
business of importance transacted
II is desired that every member of
the church be preset at this last
meeting of the conference year.
Services at Zion Nj. E. Church on
Sunday, April 5th, will be as follows
Sunday School at 200 p. M, class
services at 800 p. m, EpwQrth Lea
que services at 7.30 D. m., will be de-
voted TO an Easter program, consist
ing Of special singing, recitatiOns,
dialogues, etc. A hearty welcome is
extended to everyone.
Mary Betty Crouch is i'll at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Walter w Crouch on Broad street. :
Mrs Rilla Evans and Mrs. Charles /
Darby and son, Gilbert, of Philadel- !
phia, arc the guests of Mrs. GoldiC /
Owens and daughter, Audrey.
Mrs. Victor II. G. Dalin, Mrs. JAS. |
Boyer, Mrs. Frank Burns and Mr.. |
William ZOll, of Media, Pa, were I
guests of tho Crouch family on Sun /
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Touring, of
Chester, Pa, were Milton visitors on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Quig, of Media.
Pa, are spending sometime in Mil
ton.
An Easter service will be held in
Reynolds M. p. Church on Easter
Sunday afternoon at 200 o'clock. A
special program has been prepared
for the occasion. and everybody is
invited TO attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson have
moved from the farm into their pro-
perry Oh DIOdu 5iICCt' iHC DlOdu I
street property has been rcmodcled
into a well appointed home.
George liillcn, who has been quite
i'll at his home on the 'ISland Farm"
i'm Broadkiln Neck, is now able to be
out.
Joseph Carey, of Philadelphia, was
Milton visitor this week. Mr.. Car
cy owns several farms near Milton
and is here supervising carly spring
planting.
Coach Snowberger has number
of candidates for the baseball teams
at the High School training for the
coming ID. /. A. A. season.
The singing Of tho frogs in the
hcadwatcrs OF BrOadkiln river indi-
that Spring is here. Herring and
shad have made their appearance i'll
the local river, the boys have brought
out the bats and baseballs and are
hardening up the marble sheeting
all of which support the
frogs in declaring that spring is
here.
Miss Virginia Johnson, who was
from an ailmcnt, has
suffered relapse and is i'll a very /
serious condition at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar John
son, on Atlantic street.
J. r. Atkins, who has been ill for
sometime at his home. corner of
Broad and Union streets, is much
i'm bpalih