Milford chronicle., 1936-06-12

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REGULATIONS. Helen Mae Carpenter
/ James Lee Carpenter, Geraldin
Walls, Ruth Campbell, Jeanette Ban
ming, Harold Belts, Dallas Roach
Frank C. Johnson and Naomi Work
man. Song, by several children. Tn,
drama. "The Good Shepherd" wa
very well presented by the younJ
folks of the Sunday School. II wal
an inspiring playlet that laugh
brOtherly love among all peoples
This was followed by the musica
cantata, entitled "The Ten Virgins.
This was well presented by ten
young ladies and was very impress
sive. There was an overflow audi
ence in attendance and the collection
was the largest for several years.
Those having the affair in charge
deserve much credit and the young
people taking part i'm the entertain
ment showed much talent.
The CCC boys are engaged i'm cut
ting of below the water-line the
hundreds of stumps i'm Lake Fangan-
zyh while the water is low. because
of repairs being made to the Dia-
mOnd State Roller Mills. The work
is being done at the suggestion of
the Delaware Game and Fish AssO-
citation, that fishing for bass and
pickerel will be better because of
less distractions in the water. Here
tOfOre il has been hazardous to boat
ing parties because of the danger of
running the boats upon the stumps
and some times upsetting the crafts.
Those casting for bass and pickerel
have lost their fishing tackle when
hey become entangled in the stumps.
Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Ross, and |
Mr.. Frank B. Carey are attending |
he session of the Maryland Annual |
now being held in West
Md. Mr.. Carey is the lay
delegate. Rev. Ross. who has just
his first year as pastor
If the local church. has been asked
o return. He and his wife have
'een active i'm their pastorate here
md have made many friends among
he Milton folks.
Mrs. Rilla Evans, of RehObOth, was |
he guest of Mrs. Goldie Owens on 1
saturday.
Garry Hostetter, of Mardella, Md.
5 spending the week as the guest of
iaylon Ross at the NJ. P. Parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George HopsOn, of
spent the weekend
nth Mr.. and Mrs George r. David
on.
The graduating class of Milton
ligh School accompanied by Mr.. and
lrs. A. J. BOlin. are spending the
eek at Niagara Falls and points of
lterest in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Banning of
ridgeville. spent Sunday with Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles l.. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Walls and I ,
4. and Mrs. Edward Reed were
ilisbury visitors on Saturday.
William NJ. Crouch who has been
lite i'll for several months, is
lowing some improvement at this
ne.
There will be no preaching ser
ces at the NJ. P. Church on Sunday
cause of the absence of the pas
r. Sunday school services will be
Id as usual. This service begins
10 O'Clock in the morning.
John Donovan. Dan Roper and >
lrmon Lewis caught a red drum
h off Indian River Inlet that mea-
red 40 inches in length and
ighed 81 pounds.
Captain William Pettyjohn. of
lmington, was a recent Milton
itOr. III
Mrs. Ella Duffield, of Philadelphia.
3 the guest of her parents, Mr.. n
I Mrs. l.. L. Mustard. recently.
rev. Hammond. pastor of the P.
Church, and DR.. Rowland are oc-
)ying the John T. Martin property
the north shore of Lake Gan
lzyh. DR.. Rowland, who has been
iously i'll for several weeks. is
lvalescing Ia
'rof. Benedict, agriculture teach
in the Milton School, will leave
ly Sunday morning for a ten day
i in Florida. He will be accom-
lied by David button, Linden
ttingham, Richard Stevenson. pu-
of the school.
he canning Of peas will be COM
ed this week. The crop, owing to
weather. is far below the average
yield.
rout i'm large quantities are be-
caught at BrOadkiln Beach by
fishermen. Line fishermen are
king some large beauties of
re-. IN
wenty students were awarded
omas at the commencement OF
Milton High School on Friday
ing. There We're also six post
luates. Miss Margaret Black was
dlctorlan and Miss Margaret
lson was salutatOrian The Rev.
ard Hammond, pastor of the p
'hurch gave the invocation and
diction. William IL. WEIGH
ident of the School Board, ad-
sed the students. Wilmer Cason q
resident of the Senior Class pre-
ed the cap and gown to Miss
jackson president of the Junior
ster Billy Spencer was given a
on Saturday evening, June 9Th.
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Ger, 1t being his twelfth birth
Twenty-Five guests
ded and spent the evening with
s and music. Refreshments
served. and all left wishing
many happy returns Of the day.
ring the past weekend Mr.. and
Leonard earns. of PHILADELPHIA
the guests of the latter's par
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Jones.
lraim J. Darby, of Philadelphia,
ending few weeks in Milton.
tin Sweet, of Florida, is spend
me time with friends in Milton.