Milford chronicle., 1935-11-22
MILTON

Witllam y. Meich, or Milton, q stu
dent IN the second year Of the Law
course az the University Of Virginia
has been honored by being chosen al
member of the Virginia Law Re
view a legal journal, publishes
monthly during the school year. Tn,
choice OF the new editors IS made OF
a basis Of high academic standing
4 and competitive examinations.
The Milton High School soccer
team defeated Beacon College on
the local school grounds BY the
score Of TO 0.
A meeting OF the New Century
Club was held in the club rooms on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
William II. Weleh and Mrs. Albert
Edginton In charge Their subject
was Education by Radio" Those
taking part IN the program we're:
Mrs. Linden Postles, Mrs. Audrey
Porter, Mrs. J. Carey Palmer, Mrs.
Howard Davis and Mrs. Alice Wilt
bank.
Revival services began in Milton
Methodist Protestant Church on
Sunday evening and win continue
through next week at least. Ser
vices were held every evening this
week. On Monday evening the pas
tor, Rev. G. S. Ross, spoke on the
value Of Faith;p on Tuesday eve
ming Gathers Night, Rev. Sapp, Of
Georgetown, delivered the sermon;
Wednesday evening (Mother's Night
the sermon was by Rev. p. NJ. Scha-
uer, Of Harbeson; Thursday evening
young Peoples Night the pastor
was in charge. Tonight CFamily
Night will also be in charge cf the
pastor. On Sunday morning and eve
ming, Rev. Ross will deliver the ser
mon. The out-of-town ministers
scheduled for next week are Rev.
John T. Bailey, of Milford, on Tues
day evening, and on Wednesday eve
hin, Rev. Schauer. Other services
will be taken care of by the pastor.
Services every evening except Sat
ufday. The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend all services at this
friendly church, and Join in the
singing Of the sweet old time hymns
being used. Come
The Milton Fire Company Will en-
tertain the Sussex County Ffremen's
Association on Tuesday evening, No
vember 26, in Firemen's Hall. with
an interesting program, followed by
supper. Winners Of the Sussex
County Fire Prevention Essay Con-
test will also be guests at this
Winners in the local con- (
test, and awards are given as fol-
lows: Billy Spencer, first prize. 80; /
virginia West, second, 50, and Grace
third, 81.
At a Joint meeting of the Milton
Fire Company aud the Milton Town
Council, plans for the observance of
the Christmas season were formed.
The decoration Of the town witt be
IN charge of the Town Council,
while the Christmas entertainment
and treat for the children around the
Christmas tree will be
provided by the Fire Company.
The northeasteT that roared over
this community on Saturday and
Sunday did little damage but almost
completely stopped travel because
Of the difficulty Of safe driving. Lo-
raj merchants did Wery little busi-
ness on Saturday, the regular mar
xet day. At Broadkiln Beach the
torn did little damage to property
Iut for a time on Sunday it was
.hought the peninsula upon which
he resort is built, would be inun-
iated and probably wash away the
cottages. However, the storm abated
Turing Sunday night and no damage
gas reported. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl TyRdall visited
er sister, Mrs. Collins, at George
own, on Saturday.
William B. WagamOn, Jr. and
William johnson attended the Del
ware-Drexel football game in Phil
delphia on Saturday.
Mrs. William T. Starkey. left on
iunday for Dover, where she will
pend the winter with her niece,
Irs. James H! Wheatly.
Earl Tyndall is hauling white
edar piIing to Newark, N. j., by au-
, trucks.
Mrs. Sue Walls has returned from
visit with Mrs. Elmer Tyndall at
Cross Roads. k
Mrs. Emma Johnson and son,
rank, MIR. and Mrs. William B.
Tagamon and son, Richard, and
rs. Daniel WagamOn, Sr., were re-
INT Philadelphia visitors. *
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Salmons and
IN, Ross, of Pennington, Mrs. Roy x
annon spent the weekend with Mr..
nd Mrs. Ira Walls, near town.
Linden Brittingham and David &
utton, Jr., have returned home af-1 4
r spending several days with Mr.. Z
Id Mrs. Minos Wilson at Cokesbury.
MIR. and Mrs. William Donovan,
siding on Mulberry street, are the =
-oud parents of a baby boy, who a
rived on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Green and Z
lughter, Betty, and Mrs. Eva Cham
rs, Of Richardson Park, visited Mr.. &
ID Mrs. Willard Clifton the past 5
EEK. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Little, of Phila- a
lphia, have returned home after Il
ending several days with Mr.. and z
rs. DeImar Reed, of Cave Neck. IN
Carey and friends of New 6
,rk, spent several days last week N
tn his brother, James c. Carey and "
mily in Cave Neck. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. jackson N
ent several days last week with N
Iatiyes IN New Castle and VIII ID
ngton. They returned home on IA
1nday. N
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Walls -
.ra Salisbury visitors on Saturday. Ls