Milford chronicle., 1933-04-07
MILTON

The Milton Vocational Agriculture
Glass is giving its third annual
Father and Son" banquet on Friday
evening, in the Home Economics
room, at 7.30 o'clock. Master Robt
wilkins will act as POSTMASTER, aid
ed by his colleagues of the Chapter.
Dean G. A. McCue, Dean of Agricul-
ture at the University of Delaware,
Professor r. w. Helm, State Direc-
tor of Vocational Education, Pro-
fessOr l.. A. Detjen, HOrticulturlst,
have been invited as out-Of-tOwn
guests, to attend the banquet. Linn
tied space denies the Chapter of in
viting other guests who have been
kind and concerned to the extra ac-
tivities of the boys. Members of
the local school board, the advisory
board and the building commission
are cordially invited to attend the
affair. Many fathers. for whom
the banquet is being given. are ex-
pected to attend and enjoy the din
ner given by their sons. Fathers of
the boys actively engaged in II. w.
Helm Chapter of +. #. A. are as
follows: G. +. Postles, w. w. Carey
j, W. Farens, c. w. Kitchens, e.
B. johnson, L. Il. Millman. w. j.
ROushey, w. c. Atkins, j. c. Carey, /
DR.. r.. Is. Hopkins, J. II. Hudson, H.
W. Moore, II. r.. Pettyjohn, NJ. G.
Walls, II. f. wilkins, J. S. Wells,
O. C.. Biederman, +. w. Pepper, II. |
IL. Workman. J. J. Massey, A. II. |
Lofand, j. W. Smith, ii. II. ArgO, |
w. G. CasOn, w. X. Johnson, Il. T.. |
Stevenson, G. N. Pepper and TheO-
dOre Jones.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Rey-
nOlds NJ. p. Church will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Morris on Thursday evening, April
18th. All members are urged to be
present, as we are to reOrganize
A cordial invitation is extended also
to the public to be present.
The first shad of the season 10 be i
taken from the BrOadkiln river was
sold by Samuel Bailey on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph. of Broad
headville, Pa, and Sarah and DOrO-
Thy Millman, of Georgetown, were
guests of Mrs. Ida Abbott on Satur-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAllister
over the weekend as
he guests of Miss Mamie Long, Ed
ward Land, of Deepwater, N. j.,
Miss Ethel MeAllister and Miss YER
mica Thorn. of Pennsville. N. j.
Milton Town Council has passed
IN ordinance that all parking of au-
OmObiles be done Oh the right side
" the streets. Cars must not be
Iarked within twenty feet of any
.Orner. and there. is TO be no run
ling in streets and alleys and back
ng out on the main thorOughfare.
here Will be signs placed in the
BUSINESS sections showing where
O. park. The ordinance provides a
ne for violatOrs.
Town Council has bought the Mil
OIL Canning Company site, where
he factory burned. down several
ears ago. for the purpose of erect
lg a vegetable canning plant. They
Ow have a party interested and the
own has offered to erect building
uitable. for the purpose. The can
ing company that has anticipated
oming here has been notified that
he town will furnish the land and
uilding for five years free. of rent
nd taxes, and II is understood that
he party to whom II has been Offer
d is very much interested in the
ropositiOn. Growers OF peas, Wilma
cans, string beans in this section
ill be greatly benefited by such a
liant in Milton. 49,. II
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson. of
georgetown, spent Sunday with
r, and Mrs. James Carey. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry POstles and :
of Philadelphia, spent the
eek-end with Mr.. and Mrs. Hulda
astings.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. wilkins and
mily, and Benjamin Robinson
Ient the weekend with Mr.. and
RS. Harvey COVerdale, at Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan and
lildren, of Milton. Mr.. and Mrs.
larence Sharp and daughter, and
rs. Layinla Donovan, of George
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