Milford chronicle., 1931-05-01
MILTON


the Home Economics building. Sup
per will be served from to
o'clock Come and help the seniors.
= The monthly meeting of thu
Fisher Bible class will be held a
> the NJ e. Church, Tuesday evening
May 5, 1881, at 80 o'clock. Tex
word Magnify.
The following baseball schedule
has been arranged by Coach Snow
berger for the Junior and Senior
High School teams. The Junior
team, which composed of seventh
and eighth grade members, will
play on Wednesday of each week
The other dates are games schedul-
ed for the high school. Most of the
o. l. A. A. games are on Friday:
Wednesday, April 22nd, Houston
at Milton.
Friday, April Path, Milton at Re-
hObOth.
Tuesday April 2Sth. Milford at
Milton.
Wednesday, April 20th, Milton at
Houston.
Thursday, April 3Oth, Milton at
Lewes.
Friday, May l, Field Day
Tuesday, May 5th, Open.
Wednesday, May 9th, Milton at
Lincoln.
Thursday, May 7th, Georgetown
at Milton.
Friday, May Sth, Open.
Monday, May llth, Georgetown at
Greenwood.
Thursday. May l4th, Rehoboth at
Milton.
Friday, May 18th, Milton at Mil
ford
Tuesday, May 10Th, Bridgeville at
Milton.
Friday. May 22nd. Division e. VS.
Division +.
Tuesday, May 26th, Open.
1t is hoped that with the present
material in the Junior High School
grades a good baseball team will be
developed in Milton High.
Season tickets at 80 cents will be
Don't forget the baseball minstrel
in Firemens Hall on Thursday eve
ming, May 18th.
sold in the near future. Buy one.
Boost the team. Attend the games.
Services at Zion Nj. r. Church on
Sunday next will be as follows:
Sunday School at $3.50 A. NJ; class
services at l0:30 A. NJ; EpwOrth
League services at 1880 p. NJ, will
be led by Mrs. Harry ArgO. Mr.. and
Mrs. LOVey, who were leaders of the
EpwOrth League services at the last
meeting, presented a well prepared
program that was of much interest |
to all present.
Don't forget the prayer meeting
held at Zion every Tuesday evening. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Short and !
children of Philadelphia, were week |
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl |
Reed.
L. L. Mustard and Walter Reed, |
of Wilmington, spent the weekend |
with their families in Milton.
Miss Ethel Lewis, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Harmon Lewis, and Mr.. /
Riley Ingram, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ingram, both of Milton,
were married on Friday evening at
the Milton NJ. p. Parsonage by Rev.
l.. c. Randall. They will reside in a
home recently erected by Mr.. In
gram in East Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orval Hanning. at Bridseville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Baker, of
are occupying their
summer home on Union street.
Mrs. Cordelia Atkins Radke has
accepted a position as nurse in the
Peninsula Hospital, Dover, on
special duty.
A few trout are being caught at
Beach by seine fishermen.
They are of large size and find
ready market at good prices. In |.
lew more days, should the weather
become warm, they will be on in
arge numbers and peddlers from
towns will be supplied
With this tOOthsome fish. In the last
wO or three years dealers from
and Philadelphia have |
Ieen heavy buyers and hauled hun
lreds of bushels to those cities in
rucks. The only seine now fishing
It BrOadkiln is that by Captain
David DuttOn and crew, but soon
everal others will be on the job.
The annual convention of the
sussex County Woman's Christian
Union met in Milton
Episcopal Church in an
ll-day session on Tuesday. Mrs. A.
" Karnell, of LansdOwne, Pa, q
atiOnal worker, was the principal
peaker of the. day. A more complete
ccomnt of the meeting will be found
lsewhere in this issue.
Don't forget the baseball minstrel
n Firemen's Hall on Thursday eve
ing, May 18th.
On Thursday afternoon the Mil
on Gun Club held a most success
nj shoot at their grounds on the
hores of Lake Fanganzykf, at
'hich trap shooters from all parts
I the State were present and shot I
yer the traps in the various events.
The fourth quarterly conference of
lilton Methodist Protestant Church
ill he held on Monday evening,
lay 4th, at which time tie stewards
nd trustees hope to settle the fl
ancial affairs of the conference
ear. On Wednesday evening, May |
tn, the last membership meeting of
Ie year will be held in the church
lifce. at which time the various
rganizatiOns of the church will re-
Ort activities during the year; MEM