Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27
MILTON

Wnlcl time the Dlme Holiday card
will be turned in to the treasure
With the money thus received tn
ladies of the society take care Q
the interior of the parsonage. It
earnestly desired that every mem
ber be present at this meeting.
Services at the NJ. P. Church mex
Sunday will be as follows: At 10 q
m. Sunday school; morning worship
at IL. Subject of the discourse by tn,
pastor, Rev. G. S. Ross, "The Un
grateful Man" Evening worship
song service. The subject for thC
sermon, "The Burning Bush" The
public is cordially invited to attend
ali of these services.
Rally Week" will be observed al
the NJ. P. Church during the week
beginning Monday. October z, con-
tinuing every evening, except Satur-
day, eliminating in a Rally Day
program by the Sunday school in the
evening. The program is in charge of
Mrs. G. s. Ross, Mrs. Clyde Belts
and Mrs. Wallace Collins. The full
program for the week will be pub
lished in this column later.
On Thursday of last week Mrs.
Laura Connolly, vice president of
the Sussex County Women's Auxil-
iary of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. entertained the officers of
the various units of the auxiliary at
her home on Union street, in honor
of Mrs. William Linton, of Whining
ton, State educational secretary of
the auxiliary. Those present were:
Mrs. Harry Baikley, Mrs. Charles
Prettyman. of Milford Mrs. Benjam-
in Thompson, of Dover; Mrs. Will
liam Ayers, of MillsborO; Mrs. May
King. of Laurel: Mrs. Thomas Vir-
den, of Lewes; Mrs. Jennie Phillips,
and Mrs. Ann Richards, of George
town. A business meeting followed
the luncheon.
Nehemiah ]. Wilson, well known
retired farmer in the Sand Hill sec
tion. near Milton, quietly celebrated |
his goth birthday anniversary on
Tuesday at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. George r. Workman, at
Georgetown.
Senator Fred A. Walls is erecting
a new residence on his farm near
Harbeson. Senator Walls is a pro-
eressive farmer and dairyman and
has a fine herd Of cattle that at
tracts much attention from auto
lists by their cleanly appearance and
breeding IS shown in their every
movement. His principle line OF ag-
riculmre is growing peas and lima
beans for the canneries.
The state Highway Department
has purchased from John H. Glen
daniel u strip of land at the corner
of Union street and Glendale road
to widen the right of way for the
improved road from the Chesapeake
Bay to Rehoboth, via Milton. In or
der to widen the roadway it is neces-
airy to more the dwelling Of NJ.
Clendaniel. which is being done. The
dwelling will he moved west some
distance and will face this road in
stead OF Union street, as formerly.
An amicable agreement as to price
ior the land taken was reached by
both parties commemorative building
to be moved at the expense nf the
highway department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Crouch
entertained at dinner on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Crouch and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Crouch and daughter, Peggy, of Phil
adelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wy
att, of Georgetown. Mrs. Viola DAILY
and Mrs. Mary Quig. of Milton. Later
hey had as guests Mrs. Roland &
Walls ami son Billie. of Salisbury,
Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold HufsOn [
md son, Marshall of Frankford. a
Neal VI. Welch, student at the law
,choOl of the University of Virginia, a
Ias returned to Charlottesville, to L
legin his Junior year of work Be n
ore Neal left for Virginia he paint
ID in oil a beautiful clipper ship, c
md it is now on exhibition in +
window of his parents home Many
avorable comments are heard in p
oference TO this work by Neal.
Robert Hopkins, Jr., entered the N
University of Delaware as a fresh
nan for the coming year. Robert
Vas a graduate of Milton High
Arthur Wagamon, a graduate of
hilton High School, class of "a, will q,
ontinue his studies at Drexel Busi- nj
ess School in Philadelphia. p
The ". e. r. L. met at the VI. Z. a,
'hurch on Tuesday afternoon. The n
elegate to the National Convention,
liss Lillian Cade, held at Atlantic III
ity, gave a very interesting report. n
liss Cade has been an enthusiastic te
.orker in this organization for SC
lany years. She reports most en-
)yable and inspirational association CI
ith her cO-wOrkers.. si
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrnes Salmons, of fo
georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Al
onovan. Of Sand Hill and Mr.. 6,
)hnson. of Georgetown, were the W,
Iests of Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan on
lnday.
John Lank. of Philadelphia. spent
ie week END with relatives in Mil dy
m. NJ
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Davidson r.
I'd son, OF Wilmington, visited MIR.
I'd Mrs. William R. Wilkins on Sun n,
~. c;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Coverdale of "a
ilford spent the past week at 90
rOadkiln Beach. r,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Stephens a.,
id Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Walls or
ID daughter, Clara, visited friends n
Rehoboth on Sunday. on
Mrs. Fannie Davidson spent the oh
eek-end with her daughter. Mrs. on
arence Hudson and family, near ~,