Milford chronicle., 1934-11-30
MILTON

OCuOOi. lnC piOCe6uS are lOT IN
benefit of the senior class trip afte
graduation next June. All SHOULD
be interested and attend the supper
which will be prepared and server
by the class.
John Wells. an employe of the
LIppincott Button Factory, died al
his home on Chestnut street on
Thursday morning after being ill for
several months. aged 49 years. Mr.
Wells was stricken with paralysis
several months ago from which he
never recovered and ON Thursday
the second attack proved fatal.
Funeral services were held at his
late home on Sunday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. o. W. Price, pastor
of Milton VI. p Church. He leaves
wife, who was Miss Alberta Lingo.
Mary Lavinia. wife of Robert Har-
mon. died at her home near Milton
years. Funeral services were held
in Bethel A. NJ. Z. Church, Milton,
on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Holland
conducting the services, and inter-
ment made i'm Bethel cemetery. near
town. The deceased was we'll known
to the residents of Milton for whom
she wove many yards of rag carpet
and rugs for them in the many years
she resided on the farm in the Sand
Hill district.
There are several vacant store
buildings in Milton. but rumor has
it that two or three of them will
soon be Occupied-by who. and for
what purpose. the writer is unin-
formed.
John II. Clendaniel was given
surprise birthday party by his fam
lily at his home on Wednesday eve
ming of last week. ''Click" had
swell time but refused to state his
age. However he is not hundred
years old. but is some above fifty.
Henry McAllister spent a few days
last week with his brother. Green's
bury McAllister, near Laurel. and
enjoyed the hunting that section af-
fOTds.
Mrs. Earl Reed is spending the /
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Der
at their home in Chester
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. william w. Crouch
on Sunday at dinner Mr.. ,
md Mrs. Lester Clendaniel and /
Wanda. Emily and Mar ,
ha, of Lincoln, and Mrs. Viola DAILY. /
# Milton.
Captain John Davis. of Camden.
!. j.. has been the guest of Mrs. J.
frank Outten, this week
Union Thanksgiving services were
eld in Milton NJ. p. Church on
thursday morning. Row Howard
Davis. pastor of the local NJ +.
'hurch delivering the sermon. Rev.
Oseph Wood. pastor of St John
BAPTIST =. +. Church. with Rev. c.
Y. Prince, pastor of the NJ. r.
'hurch, assisted in the services.
The men of Friendship Bible Glass
f the NJ. p. Church held turkey
upper in Social Hall on Thursday
fternOon and evening. II was
cry pleasant affair and the menu
'aS cXcellently prepared and served
Gunners are finding much game
! this section. especially rabbits.
ihile quail are plentiful the fact
ley stay close to wood lands and
Iter the trees as soon as flushed
revent very large bags How diff
rent in the years past when
inter and his dog found a covey
a hedgerow and was able to fol-
Nv them until nearly every bird
as bagged. This change in the
lbitS of quail is attributed to the
ct that western birds were import
to stock the fields of Delaware
nd they soon learned that the safest
ace was in the woods. and raised
eir young i'm the shadow of the
oodlands into which they scurried
the first sign of danger.
Miss Amanda Walls, who has heen
Becbe Hospital. Lewes. for sew
al weeks for treatment is now al
e home of her sister. Mrs Thomas
lockley near COolspring, much i'm
owed in health.
Ralph Smith and daughter Lefty.
Lansdale. Pa. spent the week
I'd with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lillian Smith. in Cave Neck.
The W. c. r. L. held their regular
onthly business meeting on Mon
" evening at the home of Mrs
lillian B. WagamOn. After the reg
ar business meeting was com
eted the report of the State Con-
ntion was given. Instead of the
nual bake. plans were made that
ch member earn 50 cents and give
towards replenishing the treasury.
ch member was asked to bring a
W member to the next meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Johnson.
Wilmington. were guests of Mr..
d Mrs. Fred Johnson on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Burrows and
ldren. of CollingswOOd. n. j.. spent
, weekend in Milton.
Hyde Belts has returned from a
siness trip to Florida.
Hiss Helen Massey and Miss Ber-
e Clendaniel speut the weekend
Atlantic City. n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. William FreebTTy
/ daughter Rosetta. and Mrs. VIII
m Freebury, ST., of New Castle.
mt Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
rmann Brittingham.
Hiss Vernice Clendaniel. a student
rse at Wilmington General Hos
al. spent Sunday with her father,
lis Clendaniel. ..
dr. and Mrs. Frank Donovan. Miss
ris Phippin and Marshall Wilson.
Sand Hill, were dinner guests of
and Mrs. John Donovan on Sun
,.
iiss Doris Prettyman of Montvale.
j.. spent the weekend with her
sin, Miss Alberta .Clendaniel.
FRS. Maud Mcgee is quite i'll at
home on Mulberry street.