Milford chronicle., 1937-06-18
MILTON

Senla douglas, daughter Oh MIR. ant
Mrs. L. Coleman Douglas of Camden
N. J. was among the recent grad
yates awarded their bachelor of sci
ence degree In elementary education
The regular monthly meeting Of
: the w. c. T. U. was held on Monday
evening at the M. e. Church, with
the president, Mrs. Charles l.. Jack
son, in the chair.
Mrs. Frances Barnes has resigned
as head saleslady at the Fox store
i'll Milton and takens a similar po-
sition with the Treasure Chest" at
Rehoboth.
The First Quarterly Conference of
Goshen NJ. E. Church will be held on
Monday evening, June 21st. and Rev.
E. C. Hallman, district superinten-
dent, will preside. After the business
session Rev. Hallman will give an
illustrated lecture. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
Rev. Howard Davis, pastor of
Goshen M. f. Church, Milton, de-
livered the address to the graduating
class of Glendale School on Thurs
day evening.
The Mems Bible Glass was enter
tained at the Methodist Episcopal
Parsonage on Monday evening by
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Davis.
There will be preaching services
at Milton M. p. Church on next Sun
day, both morning and evening.
Sunday School at 10 a. M; morn
ing service at IL; evening worship
at 7.30.
John II. Clendaniel was stricken
with paralysis at his home on Friday
morning. He. with his son-in-law,
Harmon Lewis, had gone to the
garage to get out Mr.. Clendaniel's
truck preparatory to a trip to Fed
eralsburg, Nd, when stricken. He |
was taken to his home and his physi-
clan called. His condition is con-
sidered serious.
Neal NJ. Welch. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Welch, of Milton,
was among the graduates at the Uni
versity of Virginia Law School. DR..
William Welch attended the exercises
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reed were
in Rehoboth Beach on Sunday eve
ming.
Arvin Shirt Company of New York l.
has begun the manufacture of shirts
in the building formerly occupied by
Sol Edmund & Son. They have in
stalled new machines and are at
present employing about 40 opera
ors and will take on new operators
laily until the so machines are in
lse. This concern cuts the goods
lere, makes the garments, press
hem and put in boxes ready for the
merchants shelves. When under :
ull operations the firm will employ
bout 100 women in the work. We
7elcome this business firm to Mil
on and wish for them a full and
success in their venture.
Sunday, June goth will be observed
s Children's Day at the NJ. Z.
hurch. In the morning at 1890, the
astor. Rev. Howard Davis, will de- fl
yer special sermon and admins n
er the rites of baptism to all chill
ren presented for that occasion. In
he evening at 7.30, the entire Sun V
ay SchooF"will present a pageant .-
ntitled Through the Beautiful
ates." The characters in the page S
Mt are: Reader, Rev. Mcdaniel; q
pirit of the Church, Betty Smith; ii
Bertha Jones; Pilgrims, ii
AIRY Black and Marian King; Sell
shness, Ruth Warren: Pride. Mar
aret Lingo; Pleasure, Thelma Lank; pl
righteousness. Florence Barker;
Margaret F. Lingo;
urse, Mary Stevens; Foreign Ma p
ons, Clarence Barker Billie Mcgee, ci
reston Chandler. Billie Reed, Mari M
1 Edginton. Eulahlee Palmer, Elsie
Smith, Alberta Campbell. Evelyn
egee. Billie wilkins, Earl King. The e2
Junior and Epworth Lea W
lie groups will also take part in the nj
'ogram. Everyone is cordially in es
ted to be present at these services. la
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walls and en-
RS. Frances Barnes were in Reho- sc
'th Beach on Sunday evening. =:
Lester Radke, of the U: S. Navy,
ter spending two and a half years
the China Coast. has returned and
now spending a few days with
5 family in Milton. Mr.. Radke will
stationed at Philadelphia for sew q Il
al months. -
Mrs. Charles Wilson, who has been
failing health for several months
seriously i'll at her home on Broad
'eet.
Miss Bernice Clendaniel of Rich
md. Va. is visiting her parents,
. and Mrs. James C. Clendaniel. o.
Smith. who has been
ending some time with his son,
lph Smith and family, at Lans- -.
e, Pa. has returned to his home
IT. town.
.Ir. and Mrs. Joshua Massey and
ldren spent Sunday with Mr.. and q;
S. Vernon Burton in Long Neck.
frs. Mary Davis and son. of
lrel. have returned home after
nding some time with her brother. -
nes C. Carey and family. in Cave
*.
Ir. and Mrs. James Clendaniel
e Wilmington visitors on Sun
number of Miltonians attended
Maryland Annual Conference at IN
stminster, Md, on Sunday.
Ir. and Mrs. Arthur Maull of ll:U
ron Hill, Pa. spent the weekend
Milton. Ga
r.. and Mrs. Ira Brown. of SYRIA
:, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. y. n
ben Wilkerson. 90
r. and Mrs. Hall Reed and chill
J were dinner guests at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Reed in
2 Neck, on Sunday. -
r. and Mrs. Harvey f. Wilson,
lear Dover, visited relatives in
nm on Sunday