Milford chronicle., 1934-07-20
MILTON

Plans are in progress for the
homecoming to be held in Milton
on August 10-11-12. The committee
in charge of decorations asks that
every home in the town be decorated
with flags. bunting, etc. These dec
Orations may be purchased of the
committee at cost-see Charles Bar
ker for further particulars. 1t was
/ hoped to publish the complete pro
gram but new ideas have developed
and made necessary the delay OF
publication. However. the various
committees are busy and are deter
mined to make these three days long
to be remembered by those attend
/ ing. Many have already notified
Mayor Charles B. Porter and other
members of the committee their IN
tention of attending the affair, many
of whom have not visited the town
of their birth for many years. Let's
all do our best to make it a great
occasion-and make it an annual af-
fair. Success depends upon the in
dividual citizen. and not entirely up
on the committee. So. let's go.
Mrs. J. S. Boyer, Mrs. Frank Burns.
Miss Mary Burns and John Cooner,
of Media. spent Sunday as the guests
of Mrs. Mary Quig.
Miss Virginia johnson spent the
weekend with Miss Marie Petty
john at Harbeson.
Elmer Vaughan. of New Jersey, is
spending some time with his cousin.
Franklin Edglnton.
The regular business meeting of
the Y. Y. B. of the Lillian Cade W.
C. T. U. was held at Coolspring Com
munity Hall on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Birmingham
attended the picnic at Carey's on
Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. John Donovan spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs
Lavina Donovan. at Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Jefferson, /
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Tyndall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Barker and children, I
Milton Mustard and Howard Hast .
ings went on a fishing trip OFF Broad
kiln Beach on Monday. They caught
a number Of fish and a deep coat of
tan.
An exhibition of children's books
is being displayed at the Milton New
Century Club Free Library for the
ensuing three weeks. They are sup
piled by the Travelling Library Com
mission by the State, and are in
tended as d buying guide to the
book committee as well as stand
ard list for children of the grade
school age and under
Lester A. Radke is spending a
furlough with his family at their
home here during July before his
transfer to the Asiatic fleet He is
an engineer and will leave for China
on August 10th from San Francisco.
The Sunshine Circle Glass of the
NJ P Church will hold a festival on
the church lawn on the evening of
August 4th. There will be on sale
homemade ice cream. cake. candy
and lemonade
Dr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Spector.
ot West Chester, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E1mon POstles. of Springfield,
Pa. spent the weekend with Mrs.
oostles mother, Mrs. Eva E. Lin
lale.
Charles Madiarosy. son of Mr.
md Mrs Frank Madjarosy. has re-
urned from the Marshall Hospital,
Milford. where he was operated on
or the removal of tonsils and adj
loids.
Mrs. Susie Green. of Milton. has
pent the past five weeks with Mr..
nd Mrs. Carlton Z. Argo of Slaugh-
er Neck, who are the proud parents
f an eight-pound boy. born July
tn. The little fellow has been
AIMED John Pennfield.
Misses Dorothy and Catherine -,
-rgo, of Slaughter Neck. spent a
ew days last week with their
ousin. Miss Naomi Workman. of !
Iilton. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Deane White and
leir little daughter, Betty Lou. of
Iedia, Pa, called on Mr.. and Mrs. L
lillian Walls on Sunday. Il
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
RS. Stanton Messick on Sunday. a
nd the same day the stork brought t
baby boy to the home of Mr.. and S
RS. Walton Dickerson.
Miss Agnes Hopkins of Whining Il
N, spent the weekend with her d
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore F
opkins.