Milford chronicle., 1934-11-16

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was Milton visitor the past week
end.
More than one hundred and TWEEN
ty-five Masons attended the meeting
in Masonic Hall, this town, oI
Thursday evening of last week whel
the Oriental Lodge of Wilmington
conferred on a member of Endeav
or Lodge No. IL, A. F. & A. NJ. Rep
resentatives of lodges from Mill
vile. Lewes, Georgetown, Milford
Dover and Middletown were pres
ent.
The two adult educational classes
opened on Thursday evening of las
week at the public school building
with Mrs. w. Layton Reed teaching
Dress Making" and Mrs. Lester
Radke teaching Knitting and Gro
cheting." It was decided to hold the
meetings in the future on Monday
evenings of each week. The dress
making class will occupy the home
economics room and the knitting
class the library.
Members attending the Teacher
Training School Of Delaware, being
held at Georgetown each Friday ev-
ening for six weeks. are Rev. o. w.
Prince. Mrs. o. w. Prince. Miss Dor
Othy Reed. Mrs. Granville Tyndal.
Mr. and Mrs. Louise Mcgee. Miss
Mary King, Miss Clara Walls, Miss
Bertha Jones, Miss Betty Smith.
Miss Ruth Warren. Miss Sarah At
kins. Miss Margaret Lingo. Rev. and
Mrs. Howard Davis and Mrs. Blan-
che Marvel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Spicer en-
tertained on Friday at a duck din
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph SnOwber-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Layton Reed,
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Cowgirl. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smedley Palmer. Miss Martha
Mustard and Merrill Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cleary and
daughter. of Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward ArgO and son Earl,
Miss Mildred Campbell. Of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clifton and
daughter. Mary, Of Milford. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Paul Williams, of Dover. were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Harry Pret-
lyman at their home in Slaughter
Neck, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Black
were Wilmington visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Welch, of
Camden. N. j., were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris. near
town, this week.
Miss Bernice Clendanicl spent the
weekend in Atlantic city, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Crouch
md daughters. Catherine, Florence
md Peggy. of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
'rOuch.
Miss Betty Scott. of Stockley, |
spent Sunday with her aunt, Miss
Nay EllingswOrth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Clendaniel
md daughters. of Lincoln City, |
we're guests of Mrs. Mary Quis en-
Sunday.
Captain and Mrs. Charles +. Dar- !
~ and son, Gilbert. of Philadelphia.
spent the weekend with Mrs. GOldie
Owens.
Ross Douglas. of Wilmington.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his !
parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Doug !
las.
Friendship Bible class Of Milton
VI. p. Church will give turkey sup |
ler in Social Hall on Thanksgiving. |
BEGINNING at 1880 p. M. The menu
will he prepared by the men, and if
'Ou remember the very excellent job
hey did several years ago, yon will
Ot miss this one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Scott. OF
'tockley spent Sunday with Mr.. and 4
irs. Franklin Walls. near town. and
Ir. and Mrs. Stanton Mcssick on
street.
A program on "The Conservation
+ Natural Resources in Delaware
ras given before the Milton New
CENTURY Club on Wednesday, No
ember I. in the afternoon, with
lrs. Robert Hopkins as chairman.
Irs. Chas Porter. president of tho
luh. presided at the short business
essiOn preceding the program and
pcned the program by the sinGin:
f America. the Beautiful" and lc-
eating the club Collect.
Mrs. Hopkins gave short ac-
punt of Forest Lands of Delaware"
rom State Forester Tabcr's report.
lllowcd by a talk by Mrs. Ralph
on "'rhc State Forest. .
untinG Grounds, Trails and Was-
II Roads" Mrs. Clara COnwcll read
Forestry AS a Farm IncOmC;" Mrs.
la Fox. Pine Poles from An Old
otatO Patch" Miss Sarah Atkins.
Returns from Pine i'm New IIanp-
lirc;" Mrs. John Fisher. state
orcster Tabcr's Opinion on Cedar
\ the Christmas Tree" Mrs. Hop
ins gave a short talk ON Making
Naval Stores from Southern
rces" and Mrs. J. e. Lank told of
lc Uses of Turpentine."
A general discussion followed on
What Part Should Our club Take.
COnserving the Beauty of Trees
our TOwn"--(a planting the
'hOOl ground; tb) walnut trees as
nee and orchard trees; (c) plant
e of roadside trees; I'D expert
lvice on how to trim our trees.
During the social period Mrs.
Opkins served chocolate and cake.
Ice Birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell gave
birthday party last week for their
Frances. who was four
ars old at that time, which was
tended by a score of young folks
id almost as many parents. 1t was
charming affair; the little folks
ought birthday gifts for the little