Milford chronicle., 1937-02-05
MILTON


the fire company on Monday evenin,
The flames were extinguished with
out damage to the property.
The manager of the Milton Theatr
gave the receipts of the shows O.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings I
the relief of the flood sufferers. TIL
amount realized totaled $4,000. Th
money was paid to the local Re
Cross Unit and was forwarded a
once.
Captain Samuel Fithian, of New
Jersey. spent Sunday with his son
Hildreth S. Fithian and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Croucl
and daughters, Catherine. Florence
and Peggy, of Philadelphia. spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
w. Crouch. They enjoyed a turkey
dinner with all the fixins.
Mrs. Robert Shockley. of New
Castle. spent Saturday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Amanda Crouch.
The NJ. W. Grand Master, Harry
w. Lowe and his staff of the Most
Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient.
Free and Accepted Masons of Della
ware, made his official visit to En-
deavor Lodge No. II, A. F. & A. NJ.
on Thursday night, January 2Sth.
Many visitors from neighboring
jurisdictions were present, among
whom were Lewis Sasse, member
of Washington Lodge No. l, of Will
mington. the oldest lodge in the
state, and he is one of the Oldest
members of the Masonic fraternity.
He is nearing his Goth year. His
talk was enjoyed by all.
Services at Milton NJ. p. Church
oil Sunday. February 7th, will be as
follows 10 a. m, Sunday School;
IL a. m.. morning worship. Selection
by the Junior Choir. Sermon by the
pastor. Rev. G. S. Ross, subject,
Consider" Text-Matt. 6:29. 7.30
p. m.. evening worship; song service.
Subject. "A Working Christian"
Text-Jno. 5:17 If you do not at
tend any Sunday School or church,
you are cordially invited to worship
with us.
Mrs. William Wyatt of Georgetown,
and daughter. Mrs. Harold Hudson
ann son. of DagsbOrO. were Sunday
NiSltOIS ut tilt vi hi anu NJ
w. w. Crouch.
Charles Barker spent Sunday in
New York City with friends.
Henry McAllister has returned
from an extended visit with his
brother. Green McAllister, near
Laurel.
Wallace Collins has charge of the |
Atlantic Garage and Filling Station |
near the bridge. This station was
formerly in Charge of S. Pierce, of |
Lewes.
Miss Marion Wells entertained
Miss Mae AXE. of Millsboro, over the
weekend.
Miss Mary Roach, Miss Harriet
Clendaniel, Misses Doris and Phyl-
lis Walls. Misses Gladys and Pearl
Burton visited MillsbOro friends on
Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Deimar Reed and
son Clarence, were dinner guests of
MIR. and Mrs John Donovan on Sun
day.
Theodore r. Marvel. near. Milton.
butchered two hogs on Saturday
that weighed 625 and 47G pounds.
Basketball games will be played
on the Milton High School floor on
Friday evening between the boys
and girls teams from Greenwood.
and the boys and girls teams of Mil
ton. This promises to be very
hard fought game and the public is
invited to he present.
Charles Thackery, Jr., student at
.;Oldey College. Wilmington, was the
guest of his parents on Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Fox. who is spending the
'emainder of the winter at Tampa,
wishes us to publish her ad-
lress -119 Plant Avenue, Tampa,
fla, 50 that her friends may write
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Clifton and
Ohm Walls spent the weekend with
elatives and friends in Wilmington.
Harvey Wilson and Chester Mar
el, of near Dover. visited relatives
n Milton on Saturday.
Mrs. Lloyd +. Davidson celebrated
er birthday anniversary on Wednes-
ay of last week. Those present
iere Mrs. Annie Reynolds of Milton.
Irs. Della Baker of Ellendale, Mrs.
,obert Belts of Prime Hook Neck.
Ir and Mrs. Harry Belts and chill
rem. and Thomas Baker of Ellen
ale. and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert David
on of Harbeson. After a duck din
er ice cream and cake were served.
ames were played and all had
lost enjoyable time. Mrs. David
on was the recipient of many hand
1me presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Lank of
ilton. announce the marriage of
leir daughter, Elizabeth, to DR..
avid X. Shivelhood, of Lewes, Del.
III of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shivel-
bod, of Philadelphia, Pa. on Sat
day, January %, in Bel Air, Md.
rs. Shivelhood is a graduate of Miss
nith's School, in Bridgeport. Conn.,.
I'd studied at the University of Del
ware. DR.. Shivelhood is a graduate
Haverford College and of Jeffer-
II Medical College. Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bernice Hammond, secretary
the Delaware State Library Com
ssiOn, was guest at the Milton
w Century Club on Wednesday af-
moon and spoke on the Need of
Iblic Libraries" THE RESPONSE
ity of the Community in Their
ppOrt," and Publicity for the In
,ased Circulation of the Books
ailable to the Community" Dur
, the past fiscal year more than
D thousand books were circulated
m the Milton library. The newest
KS in fiction, biography, travel,