Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1938-10-28
MILTON

Hospital, Lewes, on Sunday night
after an illness of several months
Mrs. Vent underwent a major opera
ton and was recovering when COM
plications set in and she rapidly de-
clined. Mrs. Vent was daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Morgan, and leaves three sisters,
Mrs. Carrie Fisher, Mrs. Eunice
white and Miss Henrietta Morgan,
of Philadelphia. She was AZ years Of
age, and a member of Milton M. p.
Church, a teacher in the church
school and superintendent Of the
Cradle roll She was of genial dis
position and had many friends in the
town and community. Funeral SER
vices were held on Wednesday az
ternoon at her late home on Atlantic
street, conducted by her pastor, Rev.
G. S. Ross, and interment made
in the NJ. E. Cemetery. The heart
felt sympathy of the community goes
out to her devoted husband in this
hour of bereavement.
Revival Services
Union revival services, sponsored
by the Goshen M. E. and Milton M. P.
churches began in Goshen Church on
Sunday evening. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. J. B. Vaughan, pas
tor of Goshen Church. Rev. G. S.
Ross. pastor of Milton NJ. P. Church,
assisted in the services, and united
choir led in song. There were no
services on Monday evening. ON
Tuesday evening Rev. Ross delivered
the sermon. Prayer and testimony,
and chorus singing was the order OF
the evening. On Wednesday evening
firemen and members OF the Ladies
attended in a body. Rev.
Vaughn told His Life Story to Glor-
ify Christ" On Thursday evening DR..
E. c. Mailman, district superintend-
ent, was the visiting preacher ana
delivered a stirring sermon. Music
by the two congregations was a
ring feature. On Friday evening Rev.
w. A. Hearn, of Laurel, brought the
message. Music by a Preachers
Quartette" and congregation singing. |
There will be 40 service on Saturday |
evening. On Sunday regular morning |
at the two churches. In the |
evening a union service will be held /
IN Goshen Church. Rev. Ross will |
deliver the message.
Harvest Home Service
Harvest home service. an annual
affair at Milton NJ. P. Church, was
leld at Milton NJ. P. Church on Sun
lay, at which time Rev. Ross deliv-
red an appropriate sermon, and
AIMED goods. vegetables and money
we're laid on the chancel as gifts to
he Home of the Aged at Westmin-
ter. Md. These gifts were packed
nd forwarded on Wednesday.
mother Hosiery Mill
The second hosiery mill for Milton
) nearing completion. 1t is located
n a plot of ground on Chestnut
treet, near the railroad station and
ill give employment to many when
ut in operation. The hosiery on
tlantic street is now manufacturing
nd shipping many dozens of SILK
ose each day, and when the entire
lumber of machines are installed,
ork on which is going ahead rapid
:. the output will be greatly in
-eased and more employees will be
ken on.
RctOry Building Nearly Completed
The building to house the cheese
industry is rapidly
caring completion. 1t is located on
shringer avenue, and will be in
,eration in a few weeks. This
ant will give an outlet to the milk
pply of the community at prices
at will be most profitable to the
rmers.
rthday Party
A double birthday anniversary was
served at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
I'll Reed on Friday afternoon OF last
eek. The occasion was the 10th
'thday of Almira Reed, and the 9th
her sister, Ann. There was an
undance of good things to eat for
: little guests, and the tables were
autifully decorated in Halloween
ors and oddities. Those present
re: Harriet Fisher, Sue Graves,
nmie Reed, Aretha Walls, Arthur
lis. Gladys Madjarosy. Ruth Ann
pkiES, Arieta Reed, Allen Lewis,
rah Wagamon, Fay White. Harold
It's, Isabelle Draper. Eugene Argo,
tsy Lockerman, Billie Banning, -
lena Banning, Addie Bailey, Med
d King. Dallas Roach. Vera Mes
k. Peggy Ward, Jimmie johnson,
ginia Reed, Barbary Davis, Ber-
e Johnson, Russell Edginton, Ma
Mcgee.
re and There
Irs. Harmcu Lewis, of Federals-
e, Md, silent the weekend with
son, Harmon, Jr., and family.
Ir. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson and
and Mrs. Leroy Moore spent the
extend in the Blue Ridge Noun
MS of Virginia. They drove over
Skyline Drive" and were de-
hted with its beauty.
Don't forget the chicken supper to
given by the Friendship Bible
ss of the NJ. P. Sunday School, to
held on November 10th, in social
/. Chicken pot-pie and the usual
innings will be served. Come.
William T. Walls has improved his
ne on Broad street by new coat
paint.
Kitchen shower" was given Mr..
MfS. hShiy OtOul Ou HlAuay eve
e at the home of his parents, Mr..
| Mrs. Charles Stout.
TOOL News
diss Marion Profit, a former stu
1t, visited school one day last
elk.
IN evening OF lE.4ghs is assured
rybody whS attends the perform
,e of "Aup. Susie Shoots the
rks!" when It is presented by the
lior GLASS on the evening of
lrsday, November 8, at the school