Milford chronicle., 1935-05-17
MILTON

lUuS EuuCdIlOu Will uS uSlu III QulA
ton Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Saturday, May 18th. The theme o
the program is Christian You'll
Building a New World" Mr.. Howard
Morgan will preside. There will al,
SO be an address by Mrs. SalliC
Sharp Messick, group discussions
and recreation periods. In the af.
ternOon Virginia King will preside
and the program will continue until
$50, at which time there will be a
banquet. The registration period
will be from $50 until $50 a. m. The
fee is 80 cents. Every denomination
is welcome. Come. Help make this
conference a success.
Mothers Day was fttingly OBJ
served at Milton Methodist l9rOt-
estant Church on Sunday. At the
Sunday School session in the morn
ing singing of mother songs" was
the feature. Mrs. David POstles was
the oldest mother present. Mrs.
POstles is the mother of nine chill
dren, all of whom are living. At
the worship service Rev. o. W.
Prince, the pastor, preached. a spe-
]
iOyed by the many mothers and chill
dren present. In the evening a spe-
cial program prepared by Mrs.
Charles B. Porter, was presented,
under the auspices of the w. c. T.
U.
A lemon social will be held in
Social Hall on Friday evening Of
this week by Friendship Bible Class.
The men promise a royal good time
to those who attend. and everybody
is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. William PettyjOhn
of near Milton. spent the weekend
with their son, Everett G. PettyjOhn
and family, in Philadelphia. On |
their return they visited Mr.. and /
Mrs. Cove S. Lynch, in Wilmington. /
Mrs. Viola DAILY spent several days /
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND /
Walls at Salisbury, Md.
The funeral of Joseph Cord Glen
daniel. aged Sc years, was held in
Milton NJ. P. Church on Friday af-
ternOon of last week, Rev. Howard
Davis, pastor of Milton NJ. E. Church,
Rev. Sapp of Georgetown, and Rev
NJ. +. HungerfOrd of SharptOwn, Nd,
Mr.. Clendaniel, who for
many years was a building cOntrac-
tor here, fell at the home of his son.
Edward Clendaniel. near Ellendale.
about ten days before his death and
sustained conclusion of the brain,
from which lie never recovered. In
terment was made in Reynolds
Cemetery. He leaves seven chill
dren: Harry, of Atlantic City, n. j.;
Charles. of New York; James A. and
Louis p, of Milton; Mrs. Mary Nc !
Gee. of Georgetown; and Mrs. Ella !,
Prettyman of Wilmington. Mr.. I;
Clendaniel was for many years a =
of the official board of Mil =
on NJ. p Church. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Mustard
II Fairview, n. j., and Mr.. and Mrs. 4
Tohn B. Welch of Camden. n. j.. r
we're guests of Mr.. William Morris =
,ver the weekend. :
The Sewing Club will be enter =
aimed at the home of Miss Eva X. =
imith on Wednesday evening. :
The Sunday morning service al .
he VI. +. Church was very impress :,
i've. Mrs. Frank Mcgee received a Il
eautiful bouquet of roses for hay- =
lg the largest number of children .
ttending the church school. Mrs. :
ngraham was the recipient of =
unch of hot house flowers. she be- =
lg the oldest mother present. and .
Irs. Ralph SnOwberger received a =
ouquet of flowers, she being the p
mother present. -
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Argo and q
on Earl, and Willard Clifton spent !,
he weekend in Philadelphia. D D
Rev. Joseph c. Wood and sister, o
Irs. Connely. Mrs. Welch and Miss :,
dith Calhoun were Wilmington and =,
visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Oliver Long is spending h.
lme time with her daughter, Mrs. -
dward Land, in Deepwater, N. J. a.
Captain and Mrs. David Dutton =,
nd son David. Jr., Leon and Linden 4,
and Miss Virginia y,
Dhnson visited Mr.. and Mrs. Minos n' n'
'ilson, near Cokesbury. on Sunday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Johnson en- %
,rtained Mr.. and Mrs. William G. :,
NTH of Cave Neck, and Mrs. Mag ~
e Johnson and daughter, Miss An -,
lie Johnson at dinner, on Sunday. -
Franklin H. Baker. of Philadelphia. -, ~
lent the weekend with his family =,
l Union street. ~ ~
Joseph B. Baker of Allentown, Pa. - -,
I'd son Edward, of Georgetown, 90 90
sited Franklin II. Baker and fam .,
y on Sunday. 7,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Prettyman of .. o.
spent the weekend 81 81
it'll his uncle, Louis Clendahiel. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maull of III ~,
aaron Hill. Pa. spent Saturday and ",
lnday in Milton. "'
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conwell and /.
iss Edith Wilson. of Philadelphia. de ie
ent Sunday with Mrs. Charlotte DO DO
ilson. -"
Mrs. William Collins and daughter -,
18th, spent Sunday at Cape Charles, sa, 90,
Mrs. William Barto of Philadelphia, I've I've
d Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Blizzard of pr pS
were entertained by ,h, un
IS. Franklin H. Baker on Wednes- '"'
y of last week.
Harvey E. Wilson of New Market.
s returned from a trip to Wash
gton, d. C. ser
Andrew Carpenter has greatly i'm apl
owed his farm property near
awbridge, by the erection of a