Milford chronicle., 1934-08-10
MILTON NEWS FOR A WEEK

: Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wyatt, of Georgetown, spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
William NJ. Crouch.
Mrs. Anna KOhlenberg will sell al
public sale on August 25. her farm
near Jefferson's Cross Roads.
The Ladies Aid Society of Rey-
nolds NJ. P. Church will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George War
rington on Tuesday evening, August
IA. Due to the big Days" at the
beaches during August on Thurs
days, the meeting this month on the
second Tuesday instead of the usu-
al date. Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington
are well advanced in years but
young in spirit. as they prove by
opening their home for the enter
tainment of the Aid. So let's repay
them with a large crowd. Every
body he at Mr.. and Mrs. Warning
tons home on Tuesday. August H..
Ice cream and home made cake will
he on sale.
The Community Gospel Singers" :"
/ company of thirty-five persons
( from five churches in Salisbury, Md.
will entertain at the First Congre-
gational Church. Milton. on Sunday
| evening, August ~ at 8 o'clock.
The Lillian Cade Union and Y. p.
B. held their picnic at Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. wilkins cottage at BrOadkiln
Beach Friday At noon a large table
was spread with fried chicken and
every good thing in season. In the
afternoon lemonade was served and
several enjoyed the bathing. The
supper was served to fifty people
and i'm the evening the group enjoy
ed a hot dog roast. Several of the
Y. p B. members are on house
party for the week. Everyone who
was present wish to thank Mr. and
Mrs. wilkins for their kindness and
hospitality. hoping to have another
party next year.
William Dawson. aged 60 years.
died at his home on the Carey farm.
west of Milton, on Sunday, after an |
illness of several months. He leaves |
besides his wife. who was a daush- J
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
EllingswOrth. three children. Mrs.
Fred Donovan of Glendale. Mrs.
Charles Carpenter. of near Lincoln.
and Webster Dawson, at home. Fu-
neral services were held at his late
home on Tuesday afternoon and in
terment made at Red Mems ceme-
terry. Glendale.
David DuttOn. Jr.. is i'll at the
home of his parents with pneumonia.
10 INN of
this time and his rapid recovery is
anticipated by his physician.
The canning of lima beans began
in the Draper canneries at Milton
and Slaughter Neck this week. The
first planting is below normal but
the later paintings promise to he
large. These factories will give em-
plOyment to many from now until
late autumn. dispensing thousands
of dollars for labor and to growers.
On Monday and Tuesday, the mem
bers of the Milton vocational agri-
class enjoyed their fourth
annual summer trip to places of in
.erest in vicinity of Valley Forge and
The boys were guided
through the Wilmington slaughter
louse and meat packing companies.
hen they travelled to II. F. duPOnts
Farms where the worlds
ecord Holstein Friesan dairy cattle
re managed. The estate of Pierre
. dupont. at LongwOOd, Pa. was
epOrted surprisingly beautiful.
rom there they visited a large
Mushroom plant near Kennett
tn
ALLEY Forge and spent their eve
ing in hotel at NOrristown. On
heir return Tuesday. the Ford Mo-
Or Plant at Chester. Pa. and the
Worth Steel Company at Marcus
look. were visited. The boys went
bus owned and operated by Ed
in c. Moore. Those taking the trip
ere VIM. Pettyjohn. Nelson Hall,
obert and VIM. McIlvain. Edward
illen. Frank Kitchens. Donald
arens. Pierce Russell. Edwin Pep
er and NailOr Wells.
aSebaIl Game Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon, Saturday.
ug. 18th. at . o'clock sharp. a base
all game between FELTON, and Mil
IN will be played on the school
thletic field. in cooperation with
le Home Coming program. Fans
re urged to attend the game with
leir visitors as their guests. that
le efforts of the local school board
nd the players may be evidently
ppreciated The diamond has been
elocated on the grass at the south
de of the school grounds and a
nall grandstand has been erected
it'll seating capacity of 100 per- :
ms. Car owners will be permitted
park next to the fence in single
lie. that the occupants may have a
ear vision of the playing field. d.
lease enter the school grounds at
10 south entrance and follow the
rections of signs and traffic direc
RS that will be located in desig
lted places. The admission will be
cents for each adult and cents
r each child Come out. get a
poster ticket. wear it and help us
I've an enjoyable afternoon.