Milford chronicle., 1934-03-30
MILTON


Workman, Of Georgetown. Games
were played and prizes were given
to the lucky bingO winners. The
first prize was taken by Miss Kath-
leen Cason, the second by Mrs. De-
liza Workman, while the BOBBY prize
was cheerfully taken by Wilmer
Cason. All of the winners were
from Georgetown. Ice cream and
cake was served in abundance at
il o'clock. The evening was thor
oughly enjoyed by everyone and all
unite in saying that Mrs. Wilson is
the best cook and Mr.. Wilson is the
best sport we ever met
On Saturday evening, March oath,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hildebrand, a birthday party was
given in honor of their nephew, Will
liam W. Morris, who was Is years
old. Those present were: Miss Julia
Warrington, Miss Emma Warrington,
Margaret Johnson, Alberta Glen
daniel, Eleanor Jones, Ruth Petty
john. Raymond Johnson. Nelson
Corey and Edwin Pepper. All re-
ported an enjoyable evening after
the refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Porter, who
have been visiting her parents in
NOrristOwn, Pa, for the past six
weeks, returned home on Sunday
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Walter &. Davis, and her brother,
Walter G. Davis. Jr., and Miss DOrO-
try Bateman. They were entertained
by Mr.. POrter's parents. Mayor and
Mrs. Charles II. Porter. Among
1. a.
on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Powers. of near Georgetown, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Carey, of Milton,
Prof. William l.. Horner, Sewell Nc
IlVaine. Miss Cora Darling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hover Ii. Cohee and son, of
Greenwood. Dinner was served al
y. m. Everyone reported a most |
enjoyable time.
Captain and Mrs. David DuttOn |
and son, David. Jr., and Miss Mil |
dred Campbell spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. MinOs Will
son at Cokesbury.
Miss lrma White, with Il party of
friends from Philadelphia. were dim
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs ". C.
White on Sunday.
MIR and Mrs. William e. CROUCH
and daughters. Catherine. Florence
and Margaret, of Philadelphia, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Crouch.
Mrs. Charles f. Darby and son.
Gildert. OF Philadelphia. spent the
week with her sister. Mrs. GOldie
Owens.
Miss Sarah Donovan, OF Lewes.
Nal nt ftpnanMshn1
Alvin Reed. of Milton, accompanied
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Chesser are
the proud parents of a baby girl.
The little Miss arrived on Friday
evening. Mother and daughter are
doing fine.
Miss Annie Donovan. of Whining
ton. spent Sunday with her brother,
William Donovan and family.
Clarence r. Reed and W. e. White
made Il business trip to various
points i'll New Jersey last week.
Mayor Porter has been confined
to his home with illness for the past !
Two weeks. His condition is much
at this time
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ". Crouch. 4
Of Milton, and Mrs. William c. +
Crouch. of Philadelphia, were the il
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ilud- e
son. near DagsbOrn. and Mr.. and 3
Mrs. William Wyatt. of Georgetown. @
III Sunday. T.
The W. G. r. L. meets on Friday
'vening of this week at the home a
If Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Carey. in
ave Neck. b.
Elmer Dickerson. who has been | N
II at his home near town for sew Il
raj days. is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leverage and /.
,lr. and Mrs. John Donovan were nj
visitors on Saturday. ri
Miss Agnes Hopkins, OF Whining
on, spent the weekend with her r,
Iarents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore r.
lOpkins.
Miss Anna MumfOrd and Miss De-
ia WOOien, of Careys, are spending
his week with MIR. and Mrs. Herman
A bake and food sale will be held
n Saturday by the Sunday school
lasses of Mrs. FlOssie Hastings
nd W. W. Crouch, in the Conner
beginning at 10 Il. M. Pies.
axes. rolls and dressed chickens
iill be on sale. Come and help
hese young folks help their church
James II. Jefferson, aged 20 years,
led on Monday afternoon al the
ONE of his son. Walter r. Jeffer-
on, near town. after an Illness OF
everal years. Mr.. Jefferson has re-
ided on the farm where he died for
bout fifty years. Funeral services
ere held Oh Thursday afternoon AT
eaver Dam NJ. +. Church. Harbe-
Oh. by Rev. p. NJ. Shauer. and i'll
,rment made in the adjoining GEM
-ery. Mr. Jefferson leaves one
lughter. Miss Lora Jefferson, of
ew York. Clarence Jefferson. of
lie Coast Guard Service, Lewes;
erInan and Waller b. Jefferson, OF
Ear town. two sisters. Mrs. Susan
amish and Mrs. Cora Hamilton of
Easter services will be held at Mil
N NJ. p. Church OH Sunday. In the
Orning the younger scholars of the
lnday school, under the direction
Mrs. Eliza DuttOn and Mrs. Maud
egee, will render very interest
g program of recitatiOns, singing.
c. In the evening a pageant will
presented by the older pupils.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Orvil Banning, of
'idgeville, were guests of her par
is, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Jack