Milford chronicle., 1934-04-20
MILTON

v singers, of Dover, will begin a re
y yical meeting in the Odd Fellows
Hall, Third and Mulberry Streets
Lewes, Friday night, April goth, anG
will continue for three Sundays
- having services each evening at 7.3C
!. and services Sundays at 2.30 and
= 7.15. There will be extra music by
u the Holden Sisters each evening
!, everybody is invited.
The Young Peoples Branch of the
Cave Neck w. c. T. u. met at the
home of Miss Ruth Pepper on Fri
, day evening. April 18th. After the
Business meeting the young people
spent the evening in playing games,
, and later refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served. This group
will meet with Miss Ruth Petty
john on May llth.
Mrs. Estella Messick, of RehObOah,
has returned home after spending
two weeks in Cave Neck helping to
care for her mother, Mrs. William
G. Smith. who is quite i'll.
Sherman Hooker. of Seaford. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. william
NJ. Crouch on Sunday evening.
Rev. J. Fl. Bishop. director of re-
ligious education, will preach at the
Milton Methodist Protestant Church
on Sunday evening, April 22nd. His
subject will be. Youth and the
World and Its Problems" Rev.
Bishop is a wonderful talker and all
are cordially urged to hear him on
this occasion.
The Milton w. c. T. u. met at the |
home of Mrs Amanda Fisher on
Monday evening. II was decided to |
hold a Medical Contest" the first !
week in May, date to be given later |
Delegates elected 10 attend the con-
ventiOn at Delmar were Mrs. Sarah
Irwin, Miss Lillian Cade; alternates,
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter and Mrs. En-
ma J. Reed Delegates to the
Youths Convention. to be held in
Dover on April 26th. were Mrs. Eliz-
abGth Porter and Mrs. Emma ].
Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Ingram and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shuster OF
Wilmington, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hood on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warren and
daughter LuTena. of St Martins,
Md. were dinner guests of Mr.. and :
Mrs. William Crouch on Sunday.
The Senior Glass of Milton High I
School will hold a bake in the JO- {
seph II Walls building, on Saturday, :
April 21st.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Clark, with a
their two sons. Walter and Harry y
Clark, and Miss Lydia Touson, of Il
Newark. visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis 4
Brett on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MaWl. of
spent the weekend in u
Milton o
Mrs Annes BOlles has returned q
nome after a two weeks visit with u
Colonel and Mrs BOlles. on Long a
Island, y Y
Mr. and Mrs Francis wilkins and o
laughter. Marguerite. entertained 4
Rev. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Ralph and .
laughter. and Mrs. Baker and son. j.
md Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Johnson and u
laughter. Myrtle, at supper OH Mon u
lay evening, April 10th.
Earl, son of Nh and Mrs. Edward
ArgO. met with painful accident
~ Friday of last week. lie was
idine his wheel from school and in
tempting 10 pass several small
iris walking in front of The Man,
ion House Hotel he crashed into all
'On fence. cutting a deep cash in
Is right wrist He was taken Ia
ne office of DR. William T. Douglas,
hO dressed the wound. II required
4veral stitches TO close the gap
ing wound.
AhiIa lOahfna Ir,Nl,aN q,
lrt at the sawmill at Harbeson Oh
riday fternoOn. Martin Hazel re-
lived four inch cash on the ton
his head that required the se"-
ceS OF physician to close. Nh
azel had pulled the sweep of a
nber cait down and was attempt
g TO flSten il when Il escaped his
I'D and crashed down on his head
ith terrible force. IIe was rem
red unconscious hut was soon re-
we'd and rushed to the office of nr..
luglass. who dressed the wound
MIR. and Mrs. Lester ClendaniAl
ID daughters. OF Lincoln. were the
tests of Mr.. and Mrs W. ID. Quia
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William X. wilkins was taken
ddenly Ill on Sunday and was con
led to her bed for several days.
e is now cOnvalescent.
Miss Mary wilkins and brother.
lie. spent the weekend with their
iher, Franklin wilkins. in Will
ngtOn.
Mrs. Fanny Davidson. of Harbeson
spending the week with Mr.. and
3. William X. wilkins.
Myers DOdd is confined to his bed
ia illness. His condition is much
proved at this time and his rapid
.Overy is anticipated.
Arbutus are in bloom and several
rties took many blossoms from
vinia woods. near town, on Sun
= afternoon.
Professor Virgil Wiley, superin-
dent Of Dover public schools, was
guest speaker at the Milton Par
LTeacher Associations monthly
citing on Monday evening. He
Ike entertainingly of his recent
p to Mexico and showed lantern
les OF many interesting things
n on tn "trip
he Milton public school faculty
re Professor A. J. BOlin, superin-
dent, a surprise birthday party
the school cafeteria ON Tuesday
ming. A platter supper was
we'd. Professor Bolin was asked
cm0e to the cafeteria after all
guests had been seated. AS he
cred a hannV hiPfhdav SOnp ,ras