Milford chronicle., 1931-10-09
Dickerson. on Tuesday evening.

! Ol 1 uCoudy GNGulISs
George B. Lynch and Alvin Reed
spent the weekend in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Dickerson
spent some time with his brother
Bryan Dickerson, in DreXel Hill, Pa
DR.. William Hearn, Mr.. and Mrs
Nj. A. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bena-
min Thompson, of Philadelphia, Mrs
Warren and Mrs. ShOckley, of Cave
Neck, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs William r. Wilkins at Broad
kiln Beach.
Mrs. Elizabeth Potter is spending
the week with her son, Fred Clifton,
and family at EllingswOrth' Corner
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lynch enter
tanned over the weekend Henry c.
Lynch and daughter, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Fred B. Lynch visited friends
at Camden and Philadelphia over the
weekend.
! Mrs. Elmer Dickerson entertained
at dinner on Thursday Mrs. William
Bruce and daughter, Virginia, of
HaddOn Heights, N. J.
Mrs. George B. Lynch is visiting
her son in Wilmington.
Elmer DickersOn is attending
court in Wilmington, being a juror.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Lynch and
daughter, of FELTON,, were guests of
their daughter, Mrs Ora Lynch.
William T. Collins, one of MiltOn's
oldest citizens, is seriously ill.
The local agriculture class of
Milton high school, organized as
oh 81
Future Farmers of America, held it's
October meeting last night in the
Ag. Room. New officers were in
stalled to head the Chapter for 1881
1882 school year as follows: David
POstles, winner of last years State
Corn Judging Contest, as president;
Howard Carey, vice-president; Phil
lip ROushey, reporter; Frank Hitch
ems, secretary; Edward Killen, treas
urer; Norman Kitchens, farm watch
dog; r. r. SnOwberger, advisor. Only
second year ag. students were elig-
ibIe for office. The meeting opened
with the F. F. A. ceremony. Roll
call; reading of the minutes of last
meeting; treasurers report; old and
new business; membership pro-
posals; voting; entertainment and
closed with the final F. F, A. cere-
mony. Some interesting Obectives
were set up for this years activi-
ties. 1t was voted to hold another
Farm Products Show during the
month of November. Again the faith
ers and sons will have manquet.
On each Friday evening the Chapter
will have an entertainment, or
"get-together meeting" On October
9Th the first year students will be
initiated as green hands. The fol-
lowing Friday evening the boys will
have corn husking bee at the home
of Donald Farcus to help harvest his
five acres corn prOect. On October
30th the chapter will ENJOY a Halo
we'en party. The regular business
meeting will lbe held on the first Fri
day evening of each month. A. ].
Bolin was duly proposed and elected |
by vote as an associate member of |
the chapter The chapter invites
any one to sit in at its meetings |
and see how the F. F. A. Organiza- |
t1pn is functioning.
NMiss Almira X. Goodwin, stu |
dent at the Women's College, New
ark, Delaware, spent the weekend |
with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth !
Goodwin.
Rally Day will be observed at the
NJ. P. church on Sunday. Every !
of the Sunday school is I
urged to be present at 10 a. m. Sun
lay morning. Special sermon at the
morning service by Rev. L. c. Ran
lall. The Sunday school will pre-
sent a program of recitations and
songs at the evening service.
Revival services will begin at
Reynolds M. P. church Sunday night,
October 18th.
Miss Mabel Workman, grand
daughter of Mrs. Laura J. Workman
of Milton, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Koh-
of Lincoln City, passed her
examination with honors at thet
State Hospital at Trenton, N. j., as
a graduate nurse.