Milford chronicle., 1936-10-30
MILTON

peeh tns guests OF their father,
Frank Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Crouch
and daughters, Of PHILADELPHIA.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter W. Crouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Jackson
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Banning at Brideeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Derrickson,
OF Chester, Pa, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Lynch. Of
Milford, we're guests Of Milton
friends on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward SOckriter
and son, Raymond, Of near Harbe-
son, we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Spencer on Sunday.
Mrs. Herschel Dodd was given a
birthday surprise party at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Amanda Crouch,
on Saturday evening. A number Of
relatives and friends were present.
Ice cream and cake were served.
The Senior Christian EndeavOr
Society OF Milton NJ. P. Church will
hold a rummage sale on Tuesday,
November 3. Articles of value will
be offered for sale Fhe public is in
vited to call and look over the stock
offered at very low prices.
Mrs. Bernice Tyndall's class Of
little girls are offering for sale a
beautiful line of Christmas cards.
The girls are doing this to help
their church, the Milton NJ. P.
Church. Help them by purchasing
your Christmas cards of them
Revival services will begin at the
NJ. P. Church on Sunday, November
8, with Rev. G. S. Ross, the pastor,
in charge. He will be assisted dur
ing the services by several well
known ministers. The public is in
vited to attend. Services will be
held each evening except Saturday,
and will continue at least two
weeks.
A new roof has been put on the
Blizzard residence on Broad street.
Charles Warrington has erected a
new barn, of cOmmodiOus dimen-
sions, on his farm near Whites
Chapel. The lower story is of ce-
ment block construction, while the
upper story is Of wood. It is mod !
erh in design and will house his
fine herd of cattle. together with
the forage for their use.
A row of ornamental trees has |
been set out along the full length of
H. Ernest Conwells farm near Zion
Church, adding much to the beauty |
Of his property.
Turkeys are plentiful in the
district this fall. Large
fiocks of fine birds have been rais-
ed by Mrs. Raymond Lank and Mrs.
walter Lank, at their home near
Other farm wives in
this section have been. successful
with their turkey raising and hope
to realize a nice sum for their ef-
forts.
The last Of the apple crop is be-
ing harvested on the Nassau Or
chard Farms this week. The fruit Is
OF fine size and color. They will be
hacked for the winter trade, and, we
are informed, many will be shipped
.os Europe for consumption.
The highway between Georgetown
and Five Points is being made four
feet wider. Two contractors have the
work in charge, one working from
to Coolspring, and the
other from that point to Five
Points, where it will join the re-
GENTLY widened road to RehObOth.
Fhe work is expected to be COM
lleted within the next two months.
rKis project will give employment
@ many men and trucks.
A ''DemOpublican" mass meeting
yas held in Milton on Saturday eve
ling. 'Lum" and Abner" were not
here, but several other comedians
we're present.
Milton and Rehoboth High soccer
cams played to a scorceless tie at
lllton on Wednesday afternoon OF i
asst week. They will play again on
he Lewes grounds soon to decide [
he mastery.
Mrs. Fannie Davis is having her I
esidence on Lave View avenue re- {
iainted. William Walls is the con- :
IactOr.
A number Of Broadkiln Democrats a
ave declared their intention of vot-
az for Irwin c. King, Republican a
abdidate for sheriff, rather than for
he "Demopublican" candidate for
he same Office. Broadkiln folks are
ather independent at times, as S
Dol, Bob" and Jim" will prob
bly, soon learn. I
William WagamOn, Jr. and AR
lur WagamOn, are visiting rela- f
YES IN Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Blanche Johnson and son. ]
lillian, we're guests last week OF
p. and Mrs. Everett Reynolds at n
eW Castle.
Miss Virginia Hazard who has \
cen occupying the Hazard home
Milton for several days, has re- II
lrned to Philadelphia. b
Charles Lingo is attending
.hool in Virginia. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Mumford
"a son, Junior, Miss Annie Mum c
"a and James ThOroughgOod, OF
areys, spent Sunday with Mr.. and N
RS. Herman Brittingham. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Black and
n Robert visited philadelphia on NJ
lturday
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Wilkins p
ID Miss Mary wilkins. Of Whining
n. spent the weekend with Mr.. H
"a Mrs. William r. wilkins. N
Mrs. Dorothy Smith and daugh-
r. elaine, Of Milford. are SPEND y
2 this week with her aunt, Mrs. X
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