Milford chronicle., 1935-08-23
MILTON

WAuuCAo al tuc II AOWST OuOW melt
on Friday and Saturday evenings O
last week under the auspices of tn,
New Century Club: Section A
class one Carge) livingrOOm arrang,
ments-1st prize, Miss Mary King
second prizes, Mrs. Clyde Belts anC
Mrs. Charles Stuchlik; third, Mrs
Robert B. Hopkins. Glass (smalll
LIST prize, Mrs. r. B. Hopkins; sec.
ond, Mrs. Charles B. Porter; third
Mrs. Chas. Stuchlik Section B.
Table ngements-Dinner - 1st
prize, Mrs. Clyde Belts; second, Miss
Dorothy Myers; third, Mrs. Mary
Morris. Lunch-Class 2-1st prize
Mrs. Mary Outten; second, Miss Eva
X. Smith. Breakfast-Class 3-1st
prize, Mrs. R. B. Hopkins. Section
C-POttery-1st prize, Mrs. L. Leon
Black; second, Mrs. Floyd Hurley
Section Especial BlOOm-Roses-
1st prize, Mrs. Raymond COnwell;
Dahlias-1st, Mrs. Charles Stuchlik.
Crepe Myrtle-lst prize, Mrs. Emma
Mustard. GladiOlas-1st, Mrs. Chas.
Stuchlik. Mallows-1st, Mrs. Frank
lin Baker. Zinnias-1st Miss Sarah
Atkins. Second prize-Dahlias-
Mrs. Charles Stuchlik. Hydrangias
Mrs. Mary Morris; Zinnias-Mrs.
Mary Fithian. Third prize Dahlias
Mrs. George Palmer; Zennias, Miss
Sarah Atkins. Section B-MOst Ar
tistic Display-Class 3-1st prize,
Mrs. George Palmer; End, Mrs. Mary
Marvel; third, Mrs. Charles Barker;
Glass list prize, Mrs. Lydia Con-
well second, Miss Mary King; third
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ted Plants (fOilage) 1st prize, Mrs.
William Walls; second, Mrs. w. A.
Johnson; third, Mrs. Charles Barker
Section G-Baskets and Vases (chil-
dren under ii years)-1st prize,
Helen Kitchens and Louise Hurley;
second. Helen Kitchens and NJ. Post
les; third, Alfred Carey. Display
1st prize, Helen's Dahlia Garden;
1st COnwell's BoXwOOd Nursey.
Milton Firemen's Carnival opened
last night and will continue until
Saturday evening, August 3lst.
Prizes will be given each evening and
on the last night an automobile will
be awarded the holder of the lucky
ticket The firemen's parade will
be held on Monday evening and on
Wednesday the Community Parade"
will be held. Prizes will be awarded |
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Carey, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Charles T. Vent, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Crouch and daughter, |
Mary Betty. of Milton and Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Crouch and daugh- |
ters, Florence and Peggy, of Phila- |
delphia, were visitors at Ocean City, |
Md, on Sunday
There will be no preaching SER
vices at the NJ. p Church on sun
day, owing to the absence of the
pastor, Rev. G. S. Ross Sunday
School services will be held at IL
a. M, as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Jackson
attended Laurel Camp on Sunday.
The house occupied by Lloyd Reed
on Union street, is being repaired
and painted. This property is own
ed by r. Davis Lingo.
The wedding of Miss Anna Emaline
Farens, daughter of James FarenS
and the late Mrs. Farens, of Milton,
and William McDaniels, of Milton.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Arthur
McDaniels, of Denton, Md, took
place at 4 o'clock last Friday after
noon at the home of the Rev. Nor |
man Seese, pastor of the Church of |
the Brethren, at Denton. The couple |
were unattended. The bride wore |
Robin Egg Blue Crepe made in tu-
mic style trimmed in accOrdian pleat-
ing and turbin to match. Her ac- |
cessories were white and she wore |
a corsage of yellow tea roses and /
white snapdragOns. Following
short trip to norther States they
will live in Milton, where the BRIDE
groom is engaged in the printing
business. A party was held for the
couple on Thursday evening when
Misses Bertha Jones and Mary King
were cO-hostesses to a number of
friends at the latter's home in Mil
ton. Those present were: Misses
Carrie and Louella Bennett, of Mil
ford; Miss Mary Jefferson, Mrs. Asa
Gray, Mr. Manford Rust. of George
town; Miss Ruth Stuart and COrne-
Illus King, of Bridgeville; J. Henry
Morgan, of Denton. Md. Misses Elsie
Wells, Miss Clara Walls. Lester Fa-
rens, Donald Farens. Paul Baker.
William Mcdaniel and Miss Anna
FaFens.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hopkins
are the proud parents of baby girl,
arriving on Wednesday. August IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leon Black and
family spent the past week at Broad
kiln Beach.
Mrs. Blanche Johnson has returned
from visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Louise Reynolds at New Castle.
Mr. and Mrs George Fowler and
daughter, Helen, and William Lentz.
Of Philadelphia, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel WagamOn, Jr., the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Johnson, of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Fred S. John
son.
Mrs. John Hazard and son, Frank
in, Mrs. Hannah Lacey and Mrs.
emma Hunter, after spending a
month in Milton, have returned to
heir home in Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw and Mrs.
John B. Welch, of Camden, N. j..
ire spending the week with Mr.. Viii
lam A. Morris, near town.
The w. C. T. U. of Milton, wish to
hank all who helped in making the
upper the grand success it was.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Gibbs and
laughter, Bette, of Upper Darby,
"a, spent last week with Mr.. and
drs. George B. Atkins.
Master Frank c. johnson is spend
ng a week with his aunt in Phila-
elphia.
Ralph Smith and daughter, Bette,
+ Lansdale, Pa, spent the weekend
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