Milford chronicle., 1937-04-23
MILTON

noble grand; Addison Chandler, vic
grand; Clyde Belts, secretary.
The senior class of Milton Higl
School will have bake on Saturday
May Sth. The class, being the larg
est ever to graduate from MiltoI
High, is lacking sufficient funds t
go where they have planned. Chick
ems, cakes, pies, potatoes and Other
farm produce will be ON sale. ant
we hope the citizens of the town and
vicinity will participate in making
our bake a success.
Mrs. Amanda l.. Smith died at the
home of her daughter. Miss Eva X
Smith, on April 10th. Mrs. Smith
would have observed her Saith
birthday anniversary on April 2Sth.
She was the widow of the late Will
liam J. Smith and was born at Ber-
lin. Md, the daughter of the late
Henry and Jane Stephens. Mrs.
Smith had resided in the Milton dis
trict for the past 81 years. She
leaves six children. as follows: Miss
Eva X. Smith, John. Harry and
James Smith. of Milton. Lee Smith
of Wilmington. and Mrs. Emma Prit-
chett of Delmar. Funeral services
were held at her home on Tuesday
afternoon. conducted by Rev. How
ard Davis, assisted by Rev. William
Mcdaniel, and interment made in
Odd Fellows Cemetery. Milton.
The Samuel Reynolds" farm
house, near Milton. has been shingle-
walled and the outbuildings repaired.
giving this place fine appearance.
Sunshine Glass of Milton NJ. p.
Sunday School held successful
chicken supper on Thursday evening
of last week. netting a total of $3.50.
Their thanks is extended to all who
contributed to its success.
We are glad to note that Milton
is to be represented on the baseball
diamond again. Milton has bOasted
of some very good ball teams in the
past and if the citizens will give their
support il is the intention of the
management to put a team in the
field worthy of the past teams of the
town. There are number of boys
in the community that have shown
signs of possessing baseball talent.
and they should be encouraged. for
who knows that out of these boys
may be developed big league ma
terial. The management cannot do
this work alone. they must have the
support of the community. and to
what better cause could they put
their support? Good order will be
maintaincd-nO rOwdyism will be
tolerated. The grounds will be put
in order and everything done to add
TO the comfort of the patrons. The
prize drawings has been postponed TO
Saturday. May LIST. at the ball
grounds during the playing of the
opening game of the season. This
game will be played with the Laurel
Eagles. fast team. and should be a
good trial for the new team. Season
tickets are being sold for all home
games for So. Buy one and help
put Milton on the baseball map
again. The committee heading the
team is headed by Granville Hall.
assisted by William Bolen. Victor
Spencer. Fred Parker and Harry Ed
ginton. Tickets for the prize draw
ings and season tickets can he
bought from any of these men.
The Il. W. Helm Chapter of Flu
ture Farmers of Milton are TO attend
the +. +. A. Convention at II. c.
Conrad S;chupl on April "a. The Ag.
boys are entering teams in all judg-
ing contests this year, and even CON
tributing to the entertainment with !
Il vocal selection by Richard Waga- |
man. Fred Rust is entering the pub I
l.; in thiu
Ia Try to raise his position from third
place. The AG. instructor, Mr.. ii.
VI Benedict. has been coaching the
loys on the Judging teams.
MI. anu Mrs. Arthur Carey and /
Miss Agnes Carey attended the we'd
ting of Miss Geneva Carey aud Mr /
Thomas Kelley. at Long Island. N.
l.. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maull and .
Mrs. Campbell. Of Sharon Hill. Fa..
ilput the weekend in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Hudson and
Mrs. John F. LIudHon spent = few
lays last week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Roscoe Carey, ST., MIR. and Mrs.
Pulaskip. Of New FORK. Miss Ruth
Pcttyjuhn of near Milton. Arthur and
Eetty Bcetg at Milton were dinner
guests Of Mr aud Mrs. James Carey
u Cave Neck last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lcmucl Carpenter
md Miss Hazel Exams visited rela-
ives in Christiana over the week
nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey T. Wilson and
IONS. william and George. of near
Dover. MIR. and Mrs. AInos Wilson.
'Ir. Samuel Wilson. MIR. and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson and daughter Betty
# CokCsbury. Mrs. Joshua Massey,
'Irs. Laura Calhoun and Miss Ruth
'alhoun spent Thursday evening
With Captain and Mrs. David Dut-
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Hudson spent
tuesday in St. Martins Neck, near
tOxana. with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Touring aud
of Chester. Pa. Mrs. John
D'Neal and Mrs Pauline Paynter of
visited Mrs. Viola DAILY
II Sunday.
SERVICES at Milton NJ. P. Church
IL Sunday. April 25th. will be as
blows: Sunday School at 10 a. M;
forming worship at IL; Junior Choir
election: subject of sermon by the
astor. Rev. G.. S. Ross. Vanity of
arthly ThiBgs''-Col. 2:3. Evening
orship at 7.30. Song service. Sub
ct of discourse. "Fallow Ground"
ext. Hosea 1912. The public is
,rdially invited to attend all these
'rvices.
The residence of William Richards
! Mulberry street. is being repaint-
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