Milford chronicle., 1938-08-05
MILTON
ank MIn Almond Rendr.

is almost ready for operation. There
will be five more units ready for
operation in a short time 1t is ex-
pected the plant will eventually have
twelve units. Learners will be taken
on as rapidly as they can be absorb
ed in the work. When in full opera
tion the plant will employ about two
hundred men and women.
Returns From Western Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. Lingo have
returned from lengthy trip through
the Western States. They visited
points of interest on the west coast
and in a leisurely mannar, visited the
sightseeing places of many States
on the return trip. Mr.. Lingo is
much improved in health as a re-
suit of his trip by auto across the
continent.
A Prolific Mother Hog
A mother hog, owned by Mrs. Fon-
zy Reynolds, near Milton, gave birth
to seventeen live pigs. One of the
litter died shortly after birth, but
sixteen are very much alive.
House Party At BrOadkiln
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Grant Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Light and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crockett. Lex
SkiltOn, of Philadelphia; and Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Davidson, of Milton;
were on a house party at Broadkiln
Beach last week. They occupied the
Hopkins cottage.
Quarterly Conference
The first quarterly conference of
Milton M. p Church will be held
on Thursday. August 11th. At this
meeting plans will be laid for the
years activities and every member
of the conference is urged to be pre-
sent
Our Sick
Mrs. Mabel Vent is suffering much
pain at her home from arthritis OF
her right arm and hand.
Willard Clifton sustained a sprain-
ed wrist while at work in the Broad
kiln Pearl Button Shop on Friday. !
He was cutting buttons when the
shell jumped from its moOring and
twisted his wrist. He will be out of |
work for two weeks.
Miss Beatrice Wells is rapidly re- !
covering from a recent operation at !
her home on Atlantic street.
Mrs. Annie Reynolds who has been
ill at the home of her son, Cove Rey- /
nolds. near town, is now at her home
on Union street much improved in |
health.
Miss Agnes Hopkins underwent an
operation at Beebe Hospital, Lewes,
last week. She is convalescing and
is expected home in short time.
Neal NJ. Welch who was taken sud
denly i'll at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Welch, sew
eral days ago, is able to be out again.
He will soon return to his law duties
in New York City.
L. L. Mustard who has been i'll for
several weeks is able to be out again
and will resume his work in few
weeks.
Our Visitors
Mrs. Minnie Rowe, of Brunswick.
Va, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. G.
S. Ross at the NJ. P. Parsonage.
Mrs. Elizabeth jefferson spent last
week at Slaughter Beach. the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Clifton
of Milford.
Mrs. Lulu Long and daughter.
Olive. have returned home from Ca
rey's Point and Pennsville, N. J.
Miss Marilyn SvObOda, of Phila-
delphia. is spending the summer
months with Miss Gladys Madjarosy.
Mrs. Frank Walls and Mrs. N. T.
Veasey spent the week at Riverdale,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton !
Graves.
Mrs. Oscar DickersOn and daugh-
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kiln Beach last week. !
George Goodwin of Milton. and Mr.. ]
and Mrs. Henry Steinel, of Whining
on. spent Sunday at Oak Orchard. {
they enjoyed the splendid sailing
hat resort offers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott and Mr.. I
md Mrs. Lee Scott. of Pennsville,
Y. j.. spent the weekend with Mil c
on relatives.
Franklin Ellington and sister, Miss
Marion Ellington, and aunt, accom-
panied by David DuttOn, Jr., spent
he weekend in Merchantville and S
Atlantic City, n. J. Miss Ellington
md aunt will spend several weeks at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reed and n
Master Dallas Roach. and Mr.. and l
Mrs. William Walls spent Sunday at
ocean City, Md. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. jackson E
lie spending two weeks with rela- {
ives in Bridgeville. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Derrickson.
# Chester, Pa, spent Sunday with f
,Ir. and Mrs. Earl Reed and Mr.. and h
,Irs. Fred X. Jensen.
Mrs. William Richards and daugh- T.
er. Mrs Clara Reed spent Monday
With Mrs Louis Marvil at Stockley. S
Irs. Marvel while lowering a win "
ew at her home on Sunday, fell and
everely cut her scalp. il
Mrss Cordelia Radke and son, Les
er. Jr.. have returned from a lengthy o.
tay in Philadelphia. 81
White Potatoes Cheap
Early potatoes are so plentiful in F
he Broadkiln section that they are
etailing in Milton for 20 cents per o.
asket from the growers.
Mrs. Frances Young, of Chester b,
own, Md, was in town on Friday of b,
ast week.
Professor and Mrs. A. J. Bolin
eturned on Saturday from a six
,eeks stay in Boone, N. c., where Mr..
Iolin has been teaching a class in
,nglish in the Appalachian State al
'eachers' College. There are 1000
tudents in the college. Mrs. Bolin OIL
lso taught in the Art classes. needle fo
oint embroidery and hookel rug OF
laking.