Milford chronicle., 1935-03-22
MILTON

ne duull evening CLASS, COmuOgP
OF citizens Of Milton and communit,
and organized for the purpose Of in
struction in the problems of lime
fertilizers, manure and crop improve
ment in general, will meet in th,
agriculture room of the school build
ing each Wednesday evening at 7.3O
The earlier part of the evening will
De spent in discussing the topics
above and then the group will co.
operate in learning how to splice
rope for general farm needs. Each
person has agreed to bring old rOpe
for practice material. The class Is
taught by T. II. Snowberger and the
members attending are Elmer Dick
erson, Harry WagamOn, William b.
Wagamon, II. Mills, Mr.. Miller, Geo.
Postles, John Cowgirl, H. Jones, H.
Young, Walter Lank, Paul Bryan, H.
Britungham, ]. McIlVain, Mr.. Ben
nett, Dudley Walker, H. Warrington,
J. d. Robbins and James Smith Any
person interested in the undertake
ing, who may have need for rome
splicing in the coming hay season
is welcome to the agriculture room
at 7.S0 each Wednesday evening.
The monthly meeting of the Par
ent-Teacher Association was held on
Monday evening, at which time a pro-
gram in observance of St. Patrick's !
Day was presented. A business meet |
ing followed the program.
Miss Eva X. Smith was hostess at
a that" social at her home on Tues
day evening, for the benefit of the
VI. +. Church. A feature of the in !,
teresting program was the trimming
OF ladies' hats by the men present.
The Milton Fire Department held ,
a bingo party in Firemen's Hall on
Wednesday evening for the benefit :
of the Community Relief Fund.
The senior class play. "A Scrap \
of Paper" an old French play, will :
be presented in the School Audito-
rum on Tuesday evening, April End, \
under the direction of the English
teacher, Mrs. Aileen Welch. The c,
students will be dressed in Colonel F
French costumes. Those taking part N
are Mary Wilkins, Lillian Britting- n
ham, Elizabeth Outten, Marie Dodd,
Marian King, Margaret Lingo, Kay +,
EllingswOrth, Martha Wilson, Will eI
mer CasOn, Harry Isaacs; Robert h,
Rouschey and David King. !sr
George b. Atkins is painting and RI
re-decOrating the residence of Sem In
ator John G. Townsend, at Selby- w
Vile. he
Sunshine Circle Class of Milton %
Methodist Protestant Church will am
hold chicken supper in Social Hall nj
On Thursday evening. April llth, ",
from TO S. Price of supper, adults "
soc, children 25c The ladies of the lis
class earnestly urge all to partake of
1f the good things they will have wa
for the occasion. Proceeds "a
or the benefit of the church.
Mayor and Mrs. Charles B. Porter, ia,
irs. Betty Carey and son Ronald, me
md Miss Helen Lee Porter spent He
sunday with relatives in Greenwood. on,
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Lank, Mrs. Milton fnt
raves, Mrs. Charles B. Porter, Mrs.
David Dutton, Mrs. Linden POstIes, MI
frs. Elmer DickersOn, Mrs. William WI
'Orter and Miss Sarah Atkins at
ended the dinner in the Community
building at Milford, by the Milford
Iospital Fund on Friday evening. Fo
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. +. Darby and tr
aughter Sarah, of Philadelphia, .
DeRt the weekend with Mr.. and
Trs. Joseph NJ. Lank. Oh
Miss Virginia Wilson who has been lhe
sitting friends in Philadelphia for "h
'Yeral days, has returned home. cos
A group of ladies of the Fisher san
BILE Glass of the NJ. e. Church, will Das
I'd a chicken and waffle supper cha
is Friday evening, March 2Znd. Oril
TerybOdy is cordially invited. ces
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Welch of Phila- thu
lphia, were the guests of Mr.. and ed.
s. William b. WagamOn last week. II
Many members of Milton New Cen spe
~ Club visited the Milford New spe
injury Club on Monday, it being tion
'iprocity day pro-
Air. and Mrs. J. ]. Jackson of Ined
orgetOwn. were guests at the home exp
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Walls on bab
nday. that
.Ir. and Mrs. Jester Clendaniel cost
1 daughters. of Lincoln, were fit
s@sts @ on SUNDAY oi her mother, Mrs. shot
ny Iy QQulg' eTat
ne hre alarm VIII De sounded A
ry day, except Sunday. at exact nnes
II o'clock. No excuse now for no
or Slow clocks in Milton. cess
William MusaTd, of Philadelphia, ,,,.o
been the guest of his grand do =
ler, William A. Morris, for sew 70 20, =
days. you
lenry B. Roach, local contractor nj, sn
builder, is erecting a cottage at nan nan
lOboth Beach for a resident of n. en'
resort. LnaI
RS. 0rian Messick and sons spent Lne
eral days last week with Reho- 'ay y
l relatives. IN
he first osperey (6sh hawk) ap- price
ed over the headwaters of the surin
ldkiln river on Saturday; boys decls
playing marbles; robin red porta
st has appeared; daffodils and pulle
quillens are in bloom. So what? Vigor
ng is just around the corner. breed
erring fishermen are catching a duced
of these fish from the Broad other
river and the succulent shad is sive l
cted most an day now. of sta