Milford chronicle., 1935-04-12
MILTON

The Annual Assembly Of the sus-
sex County Adult Education Centefs
was held IN Milton School auditor
ium on Friday evening. Twenty
seven State units and special school
districts we're represented and the
exhibit OF work done was wonder
full. showing exquisite workmanship
and designs. 1t represented the
work done by the art, handcraft, and
garment making groups Of the Sus-
sex County centers. A very inter-
esting program was presented, as
follows: Song America, the Beau
tifIl," by audience; greetings by A.
]. Bolin, principal Of the Milton
school; George S. Williams, State
PIT. A., and Mrs. H. w. Hooker,
Delaware Citizens Association. Re-
port of the Community Planning
Committee of the Sussex Advisory
Council; song, by audience; an in
depreciation of some of the activi-
ties in which adult residents of the
county have participated-Public At
fairs, Poultry Husbandry, Manual
Arts, CCC Activities, Art and Hand
craft. Several selections by the
Community Chorus, consisting OF
members from COolspring and
GEORGETOWN centers, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Gildersleeve. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul We'll and Miss Margaret
Stockton of the Institutional stan,
under the direction of Mrs. Ralph
Baker, accompanist. Mrs. Joseph
Thomas. Several selections by the
County Festival Chorus were very |
much enjoyed. The chorus consist
ed of members from Blades, Cool |
spring, Georgetown, Lord Baltimore,
RehOboth and Seaford Centers; |
Dramatization, by members OF
Slaughter Beach and Milton groups,
assisted by the pupils of the Milton
High School.
A pre-Easter service will be held
at Milton NJ. P. Church on Sunday
evening, April 14th. 4 very inter-
esting program of singing and reci-
tations has been prepared. The
public is cordially invited to attend
this service.
C. A. Pepper, Miss Betty Marvel,
of Georgetown, and. Miss Pauline
Carpenter, of Milton, spent the week.
end with Thomas A. Pepper on Stat
en- Island, n. Y.
Miss Ella Millman spent the week
end with relatives in Georgetown.
Gene, the fOur-year-Old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Argo, met with a
painful accident on Friday. He was [
on his way to a nearby store with an
empty milk bottle in his hand. He
fell and was cut by the broken bot
tie, about the mouth to such an eX- ]
tent that DR.. w. E. Douglas was COM
PEELED to take several stitches to
close the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt, of |
Georgetown, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roll
land Walls and sons, of Salisbury, /
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. {
Crouch on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hudson and {
son Marshall, of FrankfOrd, were !
guests on Sunday afternoon of Mrs. (
Mary Quig. 9
The Milton Fire Company was {
called out on Friday to the home of t
Henry Carpenter on Chestnut street !
to put out a chimney fire. They '
were called to the farm home of /
Theodore Reed. near Milton, on Sat-
urday for the same purpose. No '
damage was done either property, s
thanks to the quick action of the t
fire laddies. la
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil Banning, of Z
were guests of Mr.. and s
Mrs. Charles L. Jackson on Sunday. @
On Sunday evening, April 21st, the a
lnnual Easter program will be pre-
jented at Milton Methodist Protest e
mt Church. An appropriate pro-
ram has been prepared by COM v
nittee from Sunshine Circle Glass S
md promises to be a very impress
i've one. L
The funeral of Benjamin w. Rob- c
nsOn was held in Philadelphia on v
evening. The body was \
Irought to Milton on Friday where
nterment was made in the Belts C
near town. Mr.. Robinson, v
Who until a few months ago made t,
lis home with Mr.. and Mrs. William v
/. wilkins, died at the home of his v
rother, Edward Robinson, in Phila- b
elphia, on Wednesday. &C
The Fisher Bible Glass celebrated n
IS 10th anniversary on Tuesday eve 8
ing at the home of Mrs. Joseph M. al
.ank. j
The Milton School orchestra fur r
ished music for the Firemens Con- iu
ention in John NJ. Clayton School, al
)agsbOro, on Sunday. to
Donald, small son of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
iranville Mills, near town, was op- pi
rated on for mastoids at the Emerg- NJ
ncy HOSPITAL, Milford, on Sunday. vi
Lis condition is favorable for a te
apid recovery. di
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leverage and Ca
aughter Frances, Mrs. Clara Reed
nd Mrs. Flossie Hastings and :
aughter, Miss Helen, visited Will
lipgton on Saturday.
Janet Marvel spent the weekend
ith friends at Jefferson Cross
Dads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, OF Phila-
elphia, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. wilkins,
rs. John Reed and Mrs. Fannie
avidson, of Milton, spent Sunday
ith Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Reed, in
Neck. ....-
Milton New Century Club observed
e twenty-sixth anniversary of it's
ganizatiOn on Wednesday by a
ncheon in the club room, followed
T a program with Miss Edith Cal
,un acting as toastmistress. Mrs.
larles Porter the president, gave
patings and Mrs NarltOu nranar