Milford chronicle., 1937-10-29
MILTON


the NAPLES Lumber Company, where
he is employed on Thursday, and his
condition became so serious that he
was taken to the Beebe Hospital, at
Lewes. on Friday. where he is re-
ceiving treatment His condition is
alarming to his family and many
friends.
William Beideman, of near Lin
coin, was struck by an automobile
driven by William Blizzard, of Mil
ton, as he was walking east on
Front street on Saturday evening.
Beideman received a broken arm,
leg, fractured skull and severe lac
erations of the body. He was taken
to the Milford Emergency Hospital,
where his condition is critical. Bliz-
zard was driving into town and was
accompanied by Renzy Mitchell.
Mitchell saw the accidens-and it is
reported. called Billiards. attention.
but Mr.. Blizzard did not stop. \ few
minutes later Robert Wiley found
the injured man lying beside the
road and placed him In his car and
rushed TO a local physician, who or
dered the removal Of Beideman to
the Milford Emergency Hospital. The
State Police were notified and ar
rested Blizzard at his home He was
held for court by Magistrate Haz-
zard.
Edward Shockley was given
birthday dinner at the home OF Mrs.
Sallie Warren in Cave Neck. These
who partook of the turkey dinner
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Wilkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dodd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy King, William Sapp, Ralph
Stogner, Mr. and Mrs. Stogner and
daughter Jean, Miss Marie Dodd. All
had very enjoyable time and wish
ed him many returns of the day.
Clarence Dickerson has purchased
the William Martin property on Fed
eral street. Mr. Dickerson will re-
tire from the farm and will occupy
his new purchase about the first of
the year.
Revival services will begin at the
Milton NJ. P. Church on November
a. continuing at least two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. John II. Gonso Of
Md, will be in charge of
the meetings.
The house furnishings of Mrs.
Carrie P. Martin will be sold at
public auction at the King garage
building on Saturday afternoon. by |
Clyde Belts. For particulars see ad-
in this issue of he Mil |
ford Chronicle.
Edward NHllman is erecting a fill
ing station on his land at the inter-
section of the Broadkill Beach and
highway.
Rev. G. S. Ross is holding evan
selistic services at Indian Mission,
between Harbeson and Oak Orchard.
Rally Day services were held at
Iarbeson NJ. p. Church on Sunday
,vening. A very interesting pro-
ram was rendered and a large
'rowd was in attendance. Rev. ]. p.
George is the pastor in charge.
Theodore Johnson, of Baltimore,
pent the weekend with Milton rel
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Reed. of Cam
EN-, N. j., spent Saturday and Sun
ay with Mrs. Estella Palmer.
R. Davis Lingo and daughter Mar
aret spent Friday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Lank visited friends
4 Philadelphia and New Jersey last /
'eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan and
hildren were in Wilmington ON Sat
rday.
Mrs. Hettie Milby was paralyzed
n Thursday at the home of Mr.. and
Irs. Clarence B. Johnson on Atlantic
rect.
John Brittingham, blacksmith, was
ken suddenly i'll at his home on
lnday morning. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, of !
roadkiln Neck. are spending some /;
me with their daughter. Mrs. James
Carey, and family in Cave Neck. :
Mrs. Hulda Hastings who under J
ent an operation at the Milford !
mergency Hospital. Milford. some
lys ago, is now at her home near :
wn and rapidly regainins her
rength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reed and chill
EN- were the guests of Mrs. Annie
arvel at Stockley on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bruner of