Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-04-10

Home Of the Aged at Westminster
Md. The collection Of the eggs was
under the auspices Of the Christian
Endeavor Society, the members OF
which thank all who contributed TO
this worthy cause.
Miss Betty Virtue and John War
rem, of Milton, were married at Sal
isbury, Md, on Friday They are at
home in the Arthur Maull property
on Mulberry streeT.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kincaide
have removed to Rehoboth where
Mr.. Kincaide has secured a position.
Glen Marvil las sold his filling
station on Federal street, in front
of the public school building, to the
Holt Oil Company, who will make
some improvements and install Ira
Hastings as manager. Mr.. Hastings
at present is occupying the Lake
view Hotel property as a filling sta
ton and garage. It is understood
that another oil company is nego-
tiating for the latter property with
the intention Of tearing away the
old hotel building and erecting a
modern filling station.
Many checker enthusiasts of Mill !
ton will attend the checker t0urna-
ment to be held in the Jump build |
ing, Milford, on Saturday evening.
N. R. Banks, United States checker
champion, will play and will engage
twenty-five players at one time.
A union Easter service will be
held on the north shore of Lake
Fanganzyki at a. m. on Sunday
morning. This service has become
an annual affair and many attend.
The public is cordially invited.
Miss Lillian Cade, who has been
i'll at her home on Union street, is
convalescing. |
A real old time chicken supper
will be served in Social Hall on !
Thursday evening, April is, by the
members of Sunshine Circle of the
NJ. P. Sunday school. Supper begins
at 5 p. m. Tickets 40c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur COnwell and
Miss Edith Wilson, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Charlotte q
Wilson. I
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leverage and
daughter, Frances, visited Mr.. and S
Mrs. Reed Leverage, near NAPLES 5
Mills, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ArgO and S
son Earl of Milton, and Willard Cliff
ton of Milford, spent the weekend '
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cleary, in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Crouch and II
daughter, Mary Betty, were dinner Il
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Watt, Georgetown, on Sun
day.
It is rUmored on the. streets that p,
the 1. C. King garage building will ;
be fitted out as 4 moving picture a
theatre. We were unable to CERTIFY IL
this rumOT, but hope it is true. X
The State Highway Department is 81
moving the residence of Irving c. u
King, corner of North Union street, III
and Glendale Road, west on the lat q
ter highway, about one hundred feet. =
The removal of this building gives y
clear vision to automobile drivers at ~
this dangerous intersection. A few III ~
months ago the residence of John H. M
that stood on the south &C
west corner, was moved and the re- %
moval of the King residence COM sI
pletes the job. Many accidents have Az
here and the moving back MI
If these two properties is expected tn
o make this spot more safe. W,
Easter services will be held in ali
If the Milton churches on Sunday kn
With special sermons by the pastors pa
n the morning and special pro- an
grams by the young people il the so
The Sunday evening SER en-
ice at the NJ. P. Church will con- no,
list of special music, singing, drills,
and a pageant, entitled: tbf
The Giver of Life" Holy commun- we
on will be observed at the morning stit
ervice. The superintendent of the brC
'un9ay scnooI urges every MEMBER clu
# the school to make it a point to
ttend on Easter Sunday morning, art
{ 10 a. m. Let's make the attend nri
nee 1000. wo
Due to cold weather the early part me,
the week shad fishermen have not fro
aught many shad or herring. scu
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Jackson of coli
spent Sunday with Mr.. IN
nd Mrs. William r. Walls. A
Charles Lingo, who has been quite ma,
/ with pneumonia at the home of Gre
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs Robert d. line
lingo is now able to be out again. on
Millsboro High defeated Milton 9th,
Ugh on the local grounds on Fri cree
~ of last week The local boys. A
lder the coaching of Prof. Benedict This
e showing much promise and ex- who
'ct to make other high school adm
ans step this season to take them 81
eT. by
An exhibit of fine arts and handi- + I
ats was held in the Milton New s,
injury Club room on Wednesday Ioar
ternoon under the direction Of Mrs
rs. Linden Pcstles and her COM Ora,
ttee. It was an open day and o.
ests included were the Thursday silk
ternoon Sewing Club, Hon. Will quill
m H. WEIGH, DR.. r. B. Hopkins, loan
hool children and members Of the Tt
10. clos
Mrs. Chas. Porter the president, M
esided and after the singing Of the the
Id song and salute TO the flag, next
stponed the business session to prog
! following week and introduced GOsF
s. Linden Postles, chairman of Ca
Is and Crafts, who presented the E. C
lowing program: mum
local duets by Richard Wagamon, of M