Milford chronicle., 1934-01-12
MILTON


MIR. McMullin is a grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. John L. Mcgee, OF Milton
Mr.. and Mrs. McMu,lin will reside
in Enid. Their iaany friends wish
for him and his BRIDE a long hhd a
happy MAJ ried life
School Games
The Milton High School boys and
girls basketball teams played their
first game of the season last Friday
at Lord Baltimore School. The girls
lost by the score of 81 10 L. and the
boys lost by the score of 10 TO IL.
Both teams hope that, with the aid
o. their new floor, they viii! be able
TO build up theic teams AMI meet
with success IN the future. The ueHt
game was played Tuesday. January
9, at Greenwood. The people of Mil
ton should take an interest in the
basketball teams and attend the
games, both here AMI abroad. AS
the teams have no means cf trans
pcrtation, the ywOIld appreciate it
If the town people would offer to
take some of ths players with them
War Veteran Passes
James P. LeOna,d, Civil War
veteran, died last Saturday at his
home on Chestnut street, aged "S
years; after an illness of sev.ral
years. Funeral services were held
Tuesday at his late nome and inter-
nent made in Milton NJ. L. cemetery.
He leaves an aged widow, and three
children: William Leonard, nf Pill
I Al
and Mrs. Frances Barnes, 1T home.
Another Gone
Hyson Davidson, aged 63 years,
died at his home near Milton last
Saturday after an illness of several
months. Funeral services were he'd
at his late home Monday and inter-
ment made in Zion cemetery. Mr..
Davidson for several years was con-
nected with the Milton Brick Com
pany and was well known foT his
gentlemanly manners. He leay es be-
sides his wife. who was Miss Fanny
Reed, two daughters, Mrs. Alicha /
Hudson and Mrs. Beatrice Pepper. of
Coolspring.
Revival services are being held in
the NJ. L. and NJ. p Churches. Meet /
ings are being held nightly, except /
Saturday.
The annual election of officers Of
Milton NJ. p. Sunday school was held
on Sunday The following were
chosen for the ensuing year: Super
intendent, Frank B. Carey; assist
ant superintendent. W. W. Crouch;
secretary. Charles T. Vent; assistant
secretary, Miss Marian Wells; treas
urer, George r. Davidson; or9anist,
Mrs. Helen Roach; assistant organ
ist, Miss Helen Hastings; primary
superintendent. Louis Mcgee.
Road About Finished
A few more days work will see
the completion of the Milton-Broad-
kiln concrete road Inclement wea-
tier has prevented the rapid conf
pletion of this road; a major por-
tion. of which is now open for use
by the farmers residing along the
route.
William II. Welch spoke before
the Milton New Century club at
their regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon on the subject, "Commun-
ity" /:
William r. wilkins has taken over
the restaurant and store business.
formerly conducted by Mrs. Ada COL (
Inns at the bridge. Mr.. wilkins e'-
tablished the restaurant business (
several years ago and sold il To Mrs. :
Collins; who after the death of her
husband. removed to Philadelphia.
Mrs. wilkins has charge of the va Z
riety store.
Mrs. David VI. Conwell has re-
turned from visit with her son, I
W. Conwell and family in {
Norfolk, Va. Z
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Campbell .
gave a goose dinner on sunday, =
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Z
Edward Argo and son. Earl, Mrs 2
Annie Argo and daughter, Ida. Mr. Z
md Mrs. William NJ Crouch and 9
children. Dan and Neva, Mr.. and Z
Mrs. Hershel DOdd and Linden Brit 9
ingham. z
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Douglas 9
and children. of Camden, \. j.. 9
spent the weekend in Milton, Z
Miss Margaret Berish. of Hazlc- 9
ION, Pa, student nurse at Atlantic :;
Hospital. is spending the week with Z
Miss Bernice Clendaniel at her home 9
here. 3
Mrs. Riley Ingram has returned 9
from a visit with relatives in Phil <
adelphia. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Marvel and 9
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Z
Mrs. Hollis Dodd, of near Milis5Oro. :
Nfr ond NTrc Edward Davidspn Of =
Penns Grove, n. j., spent Monday 2
with her father, James r. Mason x
ind wife. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers aud 2
;on of Milford, visited Mr.. and Mrs. 3
Edward Argo, Sunday. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace PettyjOhn x
md children of Sand Hill spent sat .
Irday with her parents, Mr.. and g
frs. John Wiley. <
James Belts of Harbcson, spent {,
he weekend with his niece, Mrs. K
Iollie Walker. .
Master Carlton Reed who has been z
uite ill at the home of his parents, 3
ir. and Mrs. Lloyd Reed, is conval- g
scing. 3
Mrs. Harmon Lewis, Of Federals- q
urg, Md, has returned to her home z
fter spending some time with her q
on, Harmon Lewis, Jr., and family. z
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jones, of Phila- 3
elphia, spent Sunday with MIR. and e
frs. Charles L. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burton, of q
Iilton, entertained at dinier on g
unday Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Webb 3