Milford chronicle., 1934-10-12
MILTON


last planting will soon be in frui-
tion and it is hoped to get them
packed before heavy frost kills
them. The yield this year has been
good and growers have made money
on the crop, as they did on the pea
crop. Late potatoes are very prom
Using and should frost stay away for
ten days the yield will be above
normal. Sweet potatoes are prOmis-
ing well and in a few days the har-
vesting of this crop will begin. The
acreage i'm this section is slightly
above normal and growers are an
ticipating good prices for immedi-
ate delivery Should the price not be
satisfactory many will store for a
! rise later i'm the winter. II has been
| the experience of local growers
that more money is made from
sweets by selling from the fields at
harvest time if the price is at all
reasonable. for the storing in COM
mercial bins is expensive and some
times the task of culling when the
market demands them is costly.
However where the grower has his
own storage place the cost is con-
siderably less.
The political pot i'm this section is
not even simmering. However, it
will begin TO boil soon as there is
much dissatisfaction in both parties
over some of the nominations. It is
up to the leaders to smooth out
these troubles and bring harmony
about. II promises to be a hot fight.
especially in the State Senatorial
contest between Fred Walls, the Re
publican nominee and Benjamin Alb
leman. the Democratic candidate.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas jefferson
entertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Stephens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Walls. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert ArgO. of Milton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Woodward and daughter.
Frances. of fredericksburg, Md.
Rally Week began in Milton VI. p.
Church on Sunday evening when
the pastor. Rev. o. W. Prince. prea-
ched special sermon. There were
no service on Monday evening. On
Tuesday evening services were held
by the men of the church and the
program was very interesting ard
inspiring. Wednesday evening was
Ladies Night and services were in
charge of the Mite Society. This
was a very enthusiastic meeting and
much enjoyed by those present.
Thursday evening was YOUNG peo-
pies Night. conducted by the young
people of the church and Sunday
school. The program was a musical !
one, consisting of vocal and instru-
mental numbers. A pleasing feature !
of the evening was the singing by |
the young peoples choir. Tonight |
friday will he Christian Endeav |
or Night. under the auspices of the !
&. +. Society. A splendid program I
has been prepared and it is hoped a
large crowd will he in attendance. /
On Sunday morning there will lie a .
"PrOmOtiOnal Exercise" conducted .
by the pastor. who will advance the |
pupils of the school TO higher i
grades Immediately following this .
service the children of the Sunday .
school will put on program, con-
sisting of recitations. dialogues and
songs. In the evening a play Train
Up a Child" will he presented by
the young people of the church and
school.
Mrs. Hattie Boyer. of Media. Pa.
was the guest of Mrs. Mary Quis IN
Sunday.
Mrs. Laura DayCan. of Media. Pa.
Vas the guest on Sunday of Mr.. and
Hrs Joseph NJ. Lank.
Thomas Black and sister. of Phil
Idelphia. weer guests of relatives on
sunday
Mrs Charles L. Jackson is at the
ledside of her daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Banning at Bridgeville Mrs. Ban
ling's condition is very critical.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester ClCndaniel
nd daughters. of Lincoln CITY.
pent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Quis
nd Mrs. Viola DAILY.
The W. &. T. L. met with Mrs.
lara Starkey on Monday evening.
t was most enjoyable session
With an interesting program.
The Young Mems Bible Class Of
;Oshen NJ +. Sunday school was en-
ertained at the home of Floyd Hur-
ey on Monday evening.
Mrs. George IippinCOtt. of Mt
Airy. Pa. was the weekend guest
# her sister, Mrs. Harry Wagampn.
Mrs d. !. Givans. wife of for
ner pastor of Goshen NJ. f. Church.
ds buried at Whites chapel cem-
terry on Sunday. October I. Mrs.
iiyans made many friends in Mil
on. who were shocked at her de-
Mise.
Captain and Mrs Samuel Fithian.
f WOodstown. \. j.. returned to
heir home on Sunday after spend
ng two weeks with their son. H. 5.
'ithian and family Mrs. Fithian.
no has been i'll for some time. is
luch improved in health.
Captain and Mrs. David Dutton
nd son David. Jr., were the guests
n Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. MinOs
wilson at COkesbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Reed and
on Clarence. of Cave Neck, and
Iiss Grace Young. of near Ellen
ale. spent a portion of last week
18th Mr. and Mrs Hall Reed.
The Mems Bible Class of Milton
|. P. Church has reorganized by
he election of Willard S. Clifton.
resident; George Postles, vice pres
lent; Edward Campbell. secretary;
harles r. Vent, assistant secretary;
Ienry Carpenter. treasurer. An ac-
We campaign is being planned and
luch is expected of this class of