Milford chronicle., 1938-06-24
MILTON
Students Return

Dy MIR. and Mrs. Herman Brlttt1g-
ham; left Milton on Monday. June, 10,
in bus and thoroughly enjoyed the
journey to and from Niagara Falls.
They returned with souvenirs of the
trip and will long remember the
beautiful scenes and interesting
places visited
Reception To Pastor
Members and friends of Milton NJ.
p. Church on Tuesday evening ten
dered a reception to Rev. G. S. Ross
and family. Rev. Ross has been re-
turned to Milton by the Maryland
Annual Conference for his fourth
year. Representatives of the various
organizations of the church made
welcoming addresses. Rev. J. Il.
Vaughan, pastor of Goshen VI. 4.
Church, made the principal address
ard extended a welcome TO Rev.
Ross and family. Refreshments were
served in Social Hall after the prt =
gram in the auditorium. During their
stay in Milton Rev. Ross and fam
lily have made many friends. both |
in and out of the church, and the
ensuing year promises to be one nf
activity in :hc cause of Christianity |
Taken suddenly Ill
Uriah Walls, son of Millard Walls,
was take DsuddenIy i'll on Friday
night and mis- physician pronounced
his ailment appendicitis. He was taxi
en- to the Milford Memorial Hospi-
tai, and operated upon Immediately.
His condition is good and he is ex-
nected I me in a few days,
Hosiery Building Progressing
The building for the manufacture
Of silk hosiery is being rushed 10
completion on the plot of land cact ;
of Milton. known as the Martin ,
Farm" Full fashioned hosiery will
I've manufactured and will give en-
ployment to scores of men and We
men. The tuilding will soon be ready
for the installation of the machinery d
and as soon as the machinery is in +
stalled work will begin. Many begin n
ners will be taken on at once and a
later more will be employed. This Il
plant promises to be of great hene-
fit to Milton and vicinity. 1t comes II
to Milton without a cent of outlay II
by the town. ~
Trustees Organize n n
The board of trustees Of Milton NJ. n
P. Church met on Monday evening
and organized as follows: President. I,
Raymond Spencer; treasurer, W. A. h,
johnson; secretary, to he chosen OF
later. The members of tho board are T
beside those mentioned, Granville p
Tyndall, Earl Reed, George POstles. r
Elmer Messick, Hershel Dodd. Har- Il
vey Wells. Plans of activities were a
laid and it is hoped the year will be al
a most prosperous one. 5.
Wheat Harvest On 1
The harvesting of the wheat crop ID
in Broadkiln Hundred las begun.
The crop promises to be about nor "
NAL in yield and of excellent quail :, N
ity. Cutting has begun on inland r
farms and in few days the harvest ii
will begin on the neck lands.
Personal Items vi
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Carey, who
have been in Milton for the past ten NJ
days. returned to their home in Mia to
mi. Florida. While here they rented tn
their property on Chestnut street to
the hosiery plant superintendent, an
and also disposed of their household ne
1890 l.
goods. no
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Argo and fa'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell spent lie
the weekend with relatives in New 49,
Oxford. Pa. o,l
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Carey entertained 81 81
at dinner on Tuesday a number of M,
friends from New Jersey and Penn
5ylvania. A
Rev. Young, of Washington, D. C., TIL
occupied the pulpit at the First
Congregational Church on Sunday. me
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spencer Pa
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed spent en-
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ri
Short at Hebron. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Reed. of New d.
Jersey. spent Sunday with Milton pm
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reed and ~.
Mrs. William Walls spent Saturday VI.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell at Sal P,, pai
sbury. Md 70
Mrs. David Dutton spent a part of 70
last week with her brother. Harvey reC
E. Wilson. and family, near Dover.
L. L. Mustard is confined to his dal
home on Chestnut street with ty- an,
ohoid fever. mo
Fred Johnson. who has been quite spe
II at his home on Chestnut street !
or several weeks, shows little i'm fro
hel
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conwell and \
Hiss Edith Wilson, OF Philadelphia. chi
we're the guests of Mrs. Charlotte mo ,
Wilson over the weekend. M
Mrs. William H. Welch who has w.. ".
,een i'll for several weeks, is con- Cio
'alescing. \
The Misses Wanda, Emily and ber
Martha Clendaniel of Lincoln City. Rrs
re the guests of their grandmother, nit;
lrs. Mary Quig, this week. yer
Local grown peaches are in mar +
,et. Early apples are ripening and tioi
licking in the commercial orchards sist
lear Milton will begin in a few ed
avs on
Mrs Cordelia Radke and son, Les l
er. Jr.. have taken an apartment in ing
for few weeks. to be BIS
ear Mr.. Radke, who is stationed at OF
he navy yard in that city, at pres nor
Mt. mes
Master Gene Argo. son of Mr.. and mo
FRS. Milton Argo. has been spending X.
week with relatives in Wilmington. en-