Milford chronicle., 1934-06-15
MILTON


at the new school ground. The hours
are from five o'clock until dark.
Milton baseball players are among
the best to be found on the PENN
sula. We have T. r. Snowberger, a
former captain at the University OF
Delaware; Charles Lingo. former
player at the University of Della
ware, and Clyde Belts. local mound
ace for several years. Other good
players are Hall, Spencer. DECKER
son, Hoyt, Jones, Bailey, Goodwin,
Thackery and Reed.
There are numerous others in this
community whose ability can be de-
veIoped if they will meet for regu-
lar practice.
So far this season two games have
been won and two lost A schedule
is being arranged with the best
teams in this part of the State.
Come out for practice and help
Milton maintain the fine reputation
in playing baseball which has been
established during the past seasons.
Children's Day services will be
held al the Goshen VI. f. Church on
Sunday. June II. AT the morning
service the primary department will
present the program and the pastor
Rev. Howard Davis will conduct a
baptismal service AT the evening
service. The young people of the
church school will present the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Emma Lee :. Met allister.
wife of Henry Met 'allister. died AT
their home on Broad street, on
Thursday. June :. aged - years
Mrs. Met 'alliSter had been i'll Tor |
several weeks and her death was |
not unexpected to her family ami |
friends Funeral services were held |
at Milton NJ r. Church. conducted |
by Rev. f. NJ. Schauer, pastor OF |
Beaver Dam NJ T.. church. assisted
by Rev. " q. Prince. ON Sunday
afternoon. and interment made i'll
Odd Fellows cemetery. She leaves
besides her husband. two daughlers'
Mrs. Charles Stout and Mrs. Ray
mond Spencer brother. William
A. Stephens and 4 sister, Mrs. FL
len Smith. all Of Milton. and host
of relatives and friends.
Asher VI. coffin, aged IS years.
vas found dead at the home ol his
son. Henry Coffin On Saturday al
ternoon Mr. and Mrs. Henry CONN
returned from l.ewes late SATURDAY
afternoon and not seeing the elder
Mr. coffin around the lower floor of
The home went to the second floor
and found him lying. fully clothed.
across his bed. a physician was
called and announced that Mr.. Sof-
fin had been dead about two hours
Funeral services were held at his
late home on Tuesday afternoon and
interment made at Berlin, Md, the
former home of the deceased. He
leaves two sons, John Coffin and
Henry Coffin, of Milton.
The personal property of the
late J. Carey Palmer was sold at
public auction at his late home on
saturday afternoon by the eXecu-
Tors. J. :. and r. Harold Palmer.
Mrs. Viola DAILY and Miss Mary
Betty Crouch spent Il few days last
week With Air and Mrs Hester
CIendaniel. at Lincoln.
A number of friends of Miss Mar
ian King, of Milton, gave her
surprise birthday party ar the home
of her aunt in Georgetown, ON Sat
urday evening. Many young people
of Milton attended and report :
very pleasant time. Miss Marian ,
was the recipient of many pres 4nts.
At a late hour refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served !
Children's Day services were held u
n !
evening. Following is the program: ' .
Song by congregation.
Prayer by Louis Mcgee.
Welcome by Janette Rogers
Recitation. Delema Banning.
Recitation. Billy Banning
Recitation. Helen Walls. -
Recitation. Bernice Johnson.
Song. Lois Prince.
Recitations, Loretta POstles. Geo. =,
+. Hopkins. Ruth Ann Hopkins. Ar =
hur Belts and Billy Collins.
Song, carlton Reed. II
REGULATIONS. Frank Carey John :,
son. Alton and Edward Webb and y
Iula Mcgee.
Dialogue. Ann and Elmira Reed .
REGULATIONS. Aritha and Geraldine ! u
Nails. y
Duet, Rev. and Mrs. o. W. Prince. !
Recitation. Lot of Helping" =
Mary Betty Crouch u
Dialogue. Janette Marvel and Bet
y Belts. l.
Recitations. Francis Banning. IL
laurice lean Minnard and Lois "
'rinCe =,
Dialogue, Granville Tyndall's "
lass of boys
Song. Frances Leverage. ~ .,
Recitation, Sarah Kitchens. VI
Dialogue, We Shall Conquer"
BORIS Reed, Thelma Reed, Norma p'
pencer, Virginia Donovan. Ut
Recitation, summer" Betty Rey- st
Odds ="
Recitation. Dallas Roach.
Song, Frances and Betty Ban
ins.
Recitation, Aritha Hastings.
Drill by Mrs. Mabel Vents class
+ girls. he
Recitation, God Shows the Way" wi
race Davidson. or
collection and address by pastor.
Recitation, Junior and Irene Ar MI
D.. tn
REGULATIONS, Jean Davidson, Jean
'ilkinson and Gladys Madjarosa. an
Song. Maurice Jean Minniard. Nj
REGULATIONS, Helen Wilkinson, Ma
mi Workman. LeOra Moore, Irene gu