Milford chronicle., 1936-06-26
SEAFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi S. Warrington
have returned home after spending
several days shopping IN New York
City in the interest of their business.
William M. Moore, local travelling
salesman, and superintendent Of the
st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school, is seriously i'll at his
home on Pine street and his children
have been called to his bedside.
Miss Elizabeth Greenabaun, 70
years old, died suddenly at her home
on Sunday afternoon, following a
heart attack. She had apparently
been in good health until Saturday
morning. She was a daughter Of the
late Alexander and Miriam Greena-
baum and moved here from Phila-
delpliia with her parents when a
child, She was a sister Of the late
Emanuel Greenabaum, who at his
death was president of Greenabaum
Brothers, Gamers.
The annual picnic of the Mizpah
Sunday school class of st. Johns
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
will be held Thursday at Ocean City,
Md. Mrs. John L. Johnson, teacher
of the class and Mrs. Russell Grif-
fifth are arranging the picnic.
Edward J. Winder and H. Milton
James who were delegates from the
Seaford KiWanis Club to the Inter-
national Convention last week in
Washington, D. c., have returned to
their respective homes.
Operations have been started in
the erection of a cucumber storage
and pickle plant at the north end of
Arch street by A. S. Wooley and
fertilizer manufacturer.
The company has contracted for
about 200 acres of cucumbers, and
the present condition of the crop
indicates a large yield.
John S. Smith has returned to his
business after delivering one of his
yachts to Connecticut.
In a baby show recently held in
Berlin, Nd, little Suzanna Robin
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright Robinson of this town was
judged the prettiest baby in the two
year old class. The show was held
lnder the auspices of the Ladies
Jlub of Berlin.
The Rev. E. E. Coleman of Del
mar, was appointed pastor of Mount
)livet Methodist Protestant Church
lere at the recent session of the
OSth annual conference of the NJ.
}. Church. The Rev. George J. Hook
# who has been pastor here since
$50, was transferred to POcomoke |
'ity, Nd.
Former Mayor Charles 2. Hast
ngs has announced he will be can
idate for nomination for Represen-
ative from the Third District at the
Democratic primaries.
The two classes of vocational ag-
icultural students at the Seaford
Iigh School have completed plans
or the summer camping trips. The
vening class of part time students
mostly of former gradu-
tes, left here Wednesday of this
,eek and travelling via automobiles,
heir first important stop will be at
Niagara Falls, N. Y. They expect to
each the Falls Thursday afternoon
4 time to visit the large nitrate
liant there, and study the electrifi-
alton. They will spend Thursday
light on the Canadian side and leave
riday morning, returning via the
Ike section, stopping at Cayuga, N.
D.. where they will observe the MAX
Ig of chicken feed. Another stop
i'll be made at Cornell University
Ithaca, N. Y, and from there they
i'll proceed home through Delaware
'ater Gap, reaching here Saturday
ght.
The second group, which is COM
,sed of Liberty Hyde Bailey Chap
r. Future Farmers of America. will I
ave by bus on July IS and proceed
rough the Delaware Water Gap to
ort Jervis, Newburg, West Point,
ew York City, AsbuTy Park, and
e Walker Garden Diaries at Prin-
tin. N. j., returning home about
Ify 1S. Both classes will be accom-
lnied by their instructor, Samuel
Sloan.