Milford chronicle., 1934-02-02
MILTON


The Milton New Century Club will
hold food sale in the Conner
building on Saturday, February 8.
Mrs. Ellen Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence B. Piitchett
in Delmar.
George Jefferson and Harry Len
OK, Oi Ph,ldii iphia, spoh- the week
end with Nj. and Mrs. William r.
wilkins.
At the Christian EndeavOr Rally
at Greenwood on Tuesday evening
in the Greenwood M. e. Churcn, the
Milton seniors presented 4 play. At
tendauce banners were presented 10
the Milton JUNIORS and Georgetown
young people The emblem for the
most from any On" church present
was awarded 10 MIhon NJ. p. ihElCa.
Mr. and Mrs. Vannie Wilson, of
near Milton, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Eliza Will
son, to Preston r. Clark, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Clark. of near
Redden. at Salisbury, Nd, on Jand-
ary 6.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Junior Christian EndeavOr So
ciety was held in Social Hall on
Sunday morning. The following Off
GERS were chosen for the ensuing
year: President, Louis Prince; vice
president, Dorothy 2ostles; secre-
tary, Mary Betty Crcuch; assistant
secretary. Alurice Jean Miniard;
treasurer, Dorothy Postles; assis-
tant treasurer. Thehna Reed. The
meetings haze been held on tho last
Monday evening in the month, bIt
the meetings will now be held on
Sunday morning Immediately after
Sunday school. Mrs Eliza Duttm is
the superintendent.
Mrs. Louis Brett. os. Philadelphia,
has joined hes husband here and
will make her home in Milt IN. Mr..
Brett recently purchased the mei-
camille business formerly conduct
ed by Captain Samuel Fithian, on
Mulberry straeF.
Mrs. John Glen lanial was given |
surprise Larty at Ter HON" on /
Thursday evening by her children.
Those present were Nj and Mrs.
Edgar Marvel ana daughters. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Webb and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cien-
daniel. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Glen
daniel and daughter Harriet. Nh
and Mrs. Steve Clcndaniel and son,
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Work
man and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Workman and children. .ir.
and Mrs. john Jensen. Alden Will
son. Music was furnished hy Alden
Wilson, Steve Clendaniel and es-
ter Clendaniel. Ice cream and cake
were served. All report fine time.
Mrs Edward Argo. Mrs. Nora
Campbell, Mrs. Blancn Marvel and
Mrs. Eta May Rogers were Milford
visitors on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry POStles and
children, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Holda Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Smith, OF
Prime Hook, are the proud parents
of a baby boy that arrived at their
home on Sunday. Mother and son are
doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minos Wilson. Of I
Cokesbury visited Captain and Mrs
David DuttOn on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fl. Mustard '
of camden. n. j.. spent the week
END with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. L. Mustard. {
Mrs. Anne Lippincott is visiting
this week
The Ladies Aid Society OF Rey- l
n0lds VI. p Church Will meet at the d
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren DOdd
ON Thursday evening. February s. f
The public is cordially invited to be T.
present Cake and ice cream will he fl
served. y
The Fisher Bible Class will meet c
at the home oi Miss Sarah Atkins a
On Tuesday evening. February 8. y
Text word Righteousness L
L. l.. Mustard who has been ser y
ously i'll with pneumonia at his n
home on Chestnut street. is some n
what improved.
Master Burton Donovan, who has v
been spending several weeks with c
his grandmother. Mrs. LouN ina DON h
1yan. at Georgetown. has returned il
nome a
Mrs. Charles T. Darby. of Phila- n
lelphia, who has been spending a h
ew days with ie" sister, Mrs. Col p
lie Owens, has returned to her h
nome. V,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil Banning. cf j
spent Sunday with Mr. le
md Mrs. Charles l.. jackson. i!
Nh and Mrs lester Clendani4l 81
ind children. Of Lincoln, spent sun al
lay afternoon with Mr. and ,irs. ". f
J. Quie. hi
Leander Warrington, of Harb2son, S
as proven TO be the champion Op- OF
,ssum traprer Of this section. On F
saturday he sold to Captain David bC
button, local fur dealer. twelve fiji
elts he captured daring tho week. bc
Mrs. Emma Johnson, who has vi
een i'll with pneumonia for several r
'eeks. is continuing to improve.
Charles Stout and son Henry were d
visitors on Sunday. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Graves and tn
aughter, Sue, were Salisbury, Md. H
isitors on Saturday. c;
Mrs Emma Mustard spent the
-eek-end with relatives in Lewes. 81
Miss Emma Mustard had as her he
uest over the weekend Miss Helen
cdd of Georgetown. te
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CARD OF THANKS to
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