Milford chronicle., 1936-08-21
MILTON

ME Reynolds visited relatives IN
Wilmington on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hetheringtor
and daughter. Miss Mary Hethering-
ton, Of Sharon Hill, Pa, have return.
ed home after spending ten days In
Milton.
Miss Peggy Crouch, Of Philadel-
phia, is spending some time with
Miss Mary Betty Crouch.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson
and daughter, of Sharon Hill, Pa,
spent the weekend in Milton.
Mrs. William II. Welch and son,
Neal M. WEIGH, visited relatives in
Philadelphia on Saturday.
Harold Palmer, assistant cashier
in the First National Bank has been
i'll several days this week.
Mrs. Robert Livingston and chill
dren, of New York. are the guests
Of her sister. Mrs. r. B. Hopkins.
Noah e. Warren is having a sun
porch added to his home on Union
street.
Mrs. Charles E. Darby and son
Gilbert. of Philadelphia, are guests
OF Mrs. Goldie Owens.
Master Fred Warrington, son of
James Warrington, fell from a grape
arbOr on Saturday at his home near
Milton and fractured his right arm.
He was brought to the office of DR..
w. e. Douglas, who reduced the frac-
ture. The little fellow is getting
along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Rust of
HaTbesOn, celebrated their golden
wedding at their home on Wednes-
day., August 18th. They were mar
ried on August 18th. 1886. at Nassau,
Del, by the Rev. I. N. Foreman. They |
have three children. Mrs. Estella |
Short of Wilmington. Ralph C. Rust |
of near Lewes, and Mrs. Meta Mason |
of HarbesOn. On their anniversary |
the celebTants were the guests of
honor at a family dinner. Those |
present were Mrs. Estella Short, Mr.. |
and Mrs. R. G. Rust, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence F. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Robert H. Prince, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Auerbach, Mrs. Lucinda Will
son and Mrs. John Bennett. One |
hundred guests were entertained in
the evening by music and addresses
by Rev. P. M. Schauer, George W.
and Joseph M. Lank. Mr..
and Mrs. Rust were the recipients of |
many gifts and congratulations of
q host Of friends.
Miss Agnes Carey has returned
from a visit with her father, Roscoe
Carey in New York City. !
There will be no preaching SER
vices at the Milton M. P. Church for
two weeks because of the absence of
Rev. G. S. Ross, the pastor, who is
On his vacation. Sunday School SER
vices will be held at 10 a. m. as
usual. The superintendent urges all
who possibly can to attend this SER
vice and engage in the song service
and study of the world.
A bumper crop of peaches is be-
ing harvested at the Chandler Or
chards and several carloads are be-
ing shipped daily to northern and
western markets. The fruit is of
good size. taste and color. These or
chards are giving employment to
many men, and in the packing
houses are being employed a number
If women.
Leighton Douglas and family. of
Jamden, N. j., are spending some
ime in Milton, occupying the Arthur
laull summer home.
Miss Dulcie Long is spending two
'eeks with her sister, Mrs. Edward
and and family, at Carney's Point.
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Master Harold Belts. son of Mr..
nd Mrs. Clyde Belts, has been i'll
his week.
William Clendaniel. carpenter,
topped on a nail while at work on
thursday of last week and has been
Onfined to his home since under
ne care of his physician.
The Draper cannery began pack
lg lima beans on Monday. The out
'ok for fair crop is good at this
me. This plant employees many
len and women for several weeks
king care of the bean crop.
Miss Thelma Reed celebrated her
lth birthday anniversary on Mon
~ evening at the home of her par
Its, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reed, by en-
rtaining several of her friends. Ice
cam and cake were served the
tests. who had a most enjoyable
-ening.
Mrs. Bertha Lovett. Mrs. Marcia
inn and son Joseph, have returned
'me after spending several weeks
sit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mcgee have re-
rned from a visit of two weeks in
d. c.. and points of in
rest in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Crouch and
r. and Mrs. William G. Crouch, of
attended the funeral p
William M. Crouch on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Short and
lildren, Of Philadelphia, spent the
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
sed.
Miss Kathryne Fox Gray, of Mil
n, gave a shower on Tuesday, Au-
Ist IL, in honor of her cousin, Miss
lima Wilson's marriage to Nestor
arOld Robert Brazier. The presents
r the bride we're tucked away in an
with a large bow of, bridal
tin, which was fastened to the
'iling. The guests had an enjoyable
rening playing bridge. Those pres
1t were Mrs. Harry Draper, Mrs.
Jim Cowgirl, Mrs. Alvin Fisher,
RS. Davis Hazard, Mrs. John P.
'ilsOn, Mrs. NestOr Brazier, Miss
ary Hildebrand, Misses Betty
lnk, Virginia Wilson, Jane Lingo
I'd Martha Wilson, Of Milton; Mrs.
irah Hamilton. of Scranton, Pa;
iss Marian McCabe, of MillsbOrO,
Id Miss Sara Darby of Philadel-