Milford chronicle., 1932-05-20
MILTON

the Mansion House, on Federal
street. Jay w. Miller, director OF
coures. GOldey College, Wilmington
will be the principal speaker of the
evening Many old grads of the
school, who have gone to other
parts of the country, have made ar
rangements to attend the annual
dinner, which will be in charge of
Catherine Gray, Elizabeth Lank and
Elizabeth Lingo, committee appoint
ed by the president of the associa-
ton, DR.. w. r. Douglas.
II. Ernest Conwell. Inc, of Mil
ton. won the blue ribbon at the
flower festival given by the Wo-
mems Club of Fredericksburg, Va,
during the week of May IA, for their
exhibit of lockwood specimens. The
exhibit consisted of the reproduction
of the front of a colonial house, dec
Grated with lockwood specimens
from the oldest estates in Delaware.
This is the same exhibit as shown
by the II. Ernest Conwell Inc. at
the National Flower Show in New
York City recently.
The executive board of the Milton
New Century Club has approved the
appointment of the following chair
men of standing committees by the
president, Miss Eva II. Smith, for
the ensuing two years: American
citizenship. Mrs. Hannah Lacey;
American home, Mrs. William d.
Wagamon; arts and crafts, Mrs. w.
Layton Reed; conservation and gar
dens, Mrs. Robert B. Hopkins; COM
munity service, Mrs. Albert Edgin
ton; education, Mrs. LuciOus c.
Darby; home economics, Mrs. Ralph
SnOwberger; health and child well
fare, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Lank; histOr-
ian, Mrs. Emma Hunter; hostess,
Mrs. Addie DickersOn; InternatiOn-
al relations, Mrs. Alice Wiltbank;
music, Mrs. II. C. Draper; motion
pictures. Mrs. H. c. Davidson; legis-
lation, Mrs. j. c. Wiltbank; library
and literature, Miss Sarah Atkins;
program and publicity, Miss Edith
Calhoun and Miss Sarah Atkins;
reciprocity, Mrs. J. Clarence Lank;
property, Mrs. William Reed. Dele
gates and alternates elected to the
State Federation Convention at Re-
hoboth ON May 26-27-2S, are Mrs.
George e. NAPLES, Mrs. Carlton Dra-
per. Mrs. l.. c. Darby aud Mrs. J. c.
Lank
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Workman, |
Miss Ida Workman and Oscar Dick |
ersOn were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Short, at Do /
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson /
were guests of New Castle relatives
ON Sunday.
Mrs. John Warrington and chill
dren, Ethel, Retta and Pearl, of
Harbeson, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Ebay Walls.
Charles Wilson. an aged resident
of Milton, was taken suddenly i'll at
his home on Broad street. on Mon
day morning. His condition is SER
ious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAllister are
i'll with la grippe at their EOme on
Broad street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Clendaniel
and daughters of Lincoln City were
guests of Milton relatives on Sun
day.
Clarence J. Melvin Of Philadelphia
was the guest of his aunt, Miss Sal
lie Melvin ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Short and
children, Morris Stevenson. of Lans-
dale. Pa. and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Short and daughter Of Hebron, Md, !
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Stemples
of Georgetown were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed on Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Harrison and sister OF
Newark, Md, spent Sundey with Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Wilkins.
Mrs. John l.. Megc9 is quite i'll /
with the grip at her home on LAWN
ia street z
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan and I
Betty Jane and BURTON
spent Sunday with MI. and Mrs. I
Frank Donovan at Sand Hill. {
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Banning are \
the proud parents Of Il baby girl. ,
The little miss arrived early Sun c
day morning. Mother ill ddaughter G
are doing nicely. {
The regular monthly business
of the Milton P9rent~Tea-
cher Association was held in the
school hall on Monday evening. A
very interesting program was pre- {
sented and much of importance to 1
the welfare, of the school was dis {
5ussed. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebay Walls enter I
aimed at dinner on Sunday: Mr.. and g
Mrs. Victor Spencer and children,
Billy and Norma. The dinner was L
given in honor of their daughter 4
Mrs. Spencer's birthday. In the eve
ling they were all entertained at G
he home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
spencer. Cake and lemonade were L
jerved. A large birthday cake. light n
ID with candles was given by her h
When all left for their re-
pective homes Mrs. Spencer receiv- G
ID the well wishes of all for many Il
more happy birthday anniversaries.
Children's Day services will be 81
leld at the NJ. P. Church on Sunday H
vening, June 8. An appropriate q
,rOgram is being prepared under the D
Erection of Mrs. l.. c. Randall, Mrs.
ldgar Marvel and Miss Virginia al
efferson. The church will be deco T
ated by the Sunday school classes al
f Mrs. FlOssie Hastings and w. W.
'rOuCh. eI
William Campbell who has been la
i'll at his home on Federal B
treet is cOnvalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Crouch te