Milford chronicle., 1935-11-15
MILTON

Thomas on wednesday evening, No
vember 20. The menu will consist o.
roast chicken, dressing, mashed po
tatoes, eandied sweet potatoes, Gran
berry sauce. slaw and pickles fol
csc.
Ice cream; pie. cake and chicken
salad sandwiches will MO be fol
sale.
The entertaining committee is
Mrs. Clarence Dickerson, Mrs. Reid
Leverage A monologue Isle and l, -
will be presented by Mrs. Peaford
Russell. An evening of fun and coed
eats. Don't miss it.
Revival services will begin in the
Milton Methodist Protestant Church
on Sunday evening with Rev. G. S.
Ross, the pastor, in charge. He will
be assisted by ministers from near
by churches. Services will be held
every evening except Saturday for
at least two weeks. The public is
cordially invited to attend all SER
vices. Rev. Ross has just concluded
a most successful meeting at Indian
Mission, where more than SO per-
sons were won to God. Let's have a
soul-saving revival in AIilton-it can
be done if every prOfessed follower
of Christ will do his or her bit at
these meetings. Come and help in
the work.
Mrs. Charles l.. Jackson has been
chosen president of the Milton w. G.
T. U. in place of Mrs. Thomas Hood,
who resigned owing to i'll health.
Mrs. Charles B. Porter was chosen
assistant secretary in place of Mrs.
Fannie Atkins, who resigned, and
will spend the winter in Florida.
These new officers will serve out the
unexpired term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Carey and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson spent
the weekend with friends and rela
tives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emma Mustard spent the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. D. +.
Mustard. near Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Welch and
daughter, of Camden, N. j., spent .
several days last week with Will
liam A. Morris, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maull aud
DR.. and Mrs. Barrel of Sharon Hill,
Pa, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Lynch have
heen visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Lynch, in Dover.
The Sunshine Circle Class of Mil
Ton NJ. p, Church met at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell ON
Tuesday evening. After the business
hour refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served. All reported a
most enjoyable evening.
Miss Martha Mustard has been en-
gagged as stenOgrapher for Charles
}. Jones, dealer in evergreens. dur
ns the holidays.
The Young Mems Bible class of
Milton NJ. p. Church have elected the
OllOwing officers for the ensuing.
ear: President. Leon Brittingham;
ice president, David DuttOn, Jr.:
ecretary, Nelson Carey; treasurer,
:arl ArgO; librarian, Russell Wiley.
'hese young men are of high school
ge. sonic are graduates. and are
eeply interested in Sunday school
iOrk.
Captain and Mrs. Andrew J. Da-
idsOn and son of Wilmington. spent
he weekend in Milton, the guests of
Ir. and Mrs. William r. wilkins.
Mrs. David POstles was the guest
( her son. George Postles and fam
y on Sunday.
The open season for rabbit and
Tr,.s-
reported plentiful in this section.
ore farmers and land owners than
-er before have posted their lands
,ainst cunning because of the Ii
nse fee assessed against all per-
MS. Some are even going so far, as
warn off any who are in any way
injected with the Game and Fish
Good hunting grounds
II sure ne scarce in this section If
sse farmers and land owners keep
cir word. Our advice to all gun
RS, whether neighbOrs or strang- =
5. is to get permission from the
lperty holder before tFespassing
any lands.
5olden Rule Bible class of Milton
p. Church met in Social Hail ON
,nday evening. After the business
;sion happy social hour was en-
ed. Refreshments were served.
Orion Messick has moved from the
vid T. Atkins property on Union
eet, to one of John HudsOn's
uses on Hazard street.
About thirty now machines are be-
installed in the Graves Garment
ctory. This is necessary. in order
keep up with the many orders be-
received by this concern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester ClendaniCl
1 daughters of Lincoln. were the
ests of Mrs. Mary Quig on Monday
ernoon.
,lrs. Edward Thompson and chill
IN of Midway, were guests of Mrs.
INA Davidson at the home of Mrs.
R. Atkins on Sunday.
emma J., wife of Isaiah Young. a
.hely respected colOred woman.
d at their home on Friday of last
elk. after an illness of several
nths, age 62 years. Funeral SER
es were held at Bethel A. N. i.
urch on Sunday afternoon and in
ment made in Bethel cemetery.
If town. She leaves two children
a former marriage, Erick Haz-
d and Mrs. Joseph NAPLES, of
ton.
Byron r. Smith, age q years. was
shot in the woods of
'thern Maine while deer hunting
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