Milford chronicle., 1939-11-10
MILTON
Epworth Leagae summer


League of Goshen Church honored
the outgoing officers OF the league
on Tuesday evening with a delight.
ful supper party in the basement oI
the church. II was a most enjoy
able affair.
Mr.. Marvel Replies
Taking exception to our account
of the Democratic primary election
in last weeks Milton letter, John II.
Marvel pens the following:
MIR, Editor:
"In the Milton letter of Novemler
issue of your newspaper the wri-
ter notices a statement which says
in part that the writer headed a fac
ton of Democrats in the recent pri-
mary for District Committeeman OF
Broadkiln Hundred. This statement
is in error as the writer took no ac-
tive part in this election. trust yjr
will use yOuI good Office as editor 70
correct this statement in the col
umns of next issue.
John r. Marvel"
The writer of the Milton letter
published the article referred to bv
Mr.. Marvel as news item, and moth
ing else, and our Information came.
we thought, from a reliable source
However, il we were wrong, we are
sorry and give Mr.. Marvel's letter
the same publicity as the referred
TO item.,-Walter w. Crouch.
Here And There
Mr.. and Mrs Charles l.. Jackson
on Sunday entertained MIR. and Mrs.
William Lewis. of New Castle.
Earl Reed spent the weekend in
Philadelphia, visiting his daughter
i'm Hahncmann Hospital, where she
is undergoing treatments Mr.. Reed
reports Dorothy much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur COnwell and
Miss Edith Wilson. of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Charlotte Wilson.
The personal property of the late
Delmar S. White was sold at public
auction at his late home on Satur-
Gay Antique dealers and fanciers
from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
parts of Delaware were present and
picked some rare specimens.
Friendship Bible Glass of Grace
Church and Sunshine Circle Glass
will meet at the parsonage this Fri
day evening as the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. G. S. Ross.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace
Methodist Church. met in Social
Hall on Tuesday evening in regular
monthly session.
Miss Bernice Clendaniel, of
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
spent the weekend with relatives in
Milton.
Miss Mary Mason has returned
from visit with her brothers, Will
liam S. Mason, of Great Neck, N. Y, |
and S Parker Mason of Long Is
land. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Johnson of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend |
with his mother, Mrs. Emma John
son.
Miss Jennie Mcdowell of Sails
bury, visited Mrs Isabella Mcdowell |
over the weekend.
Miss Esther Weakley and Miss !
Sarah Ferguson have moved into the |
Frank B. Carey property on Chest
nut street
Quarterly Conference
The second quarterly conference |
vi lk lIE 4ltAhNGis9t NJIul Cil VIII bG
held in Social Hall on the evening
of November IS All members are
requested to be present. All organi-
cations will please present written
report of their activities.
Birthday Party
A birthday party was given to
Master Burton Donovan in honor of
his eleventh birthday anniversary.
Tho3e present were: Betty Savage,
Carlton Reed. Virginia, Katherine
and Vincent Donovan, Delema and
Billy Banning. Franklin Stout,
George +. and Ruth Ann Hopkins,
Norma and Allen Lewis, Billy Bar
ker. Lucy and Constance Darby,
Jimmie Johnson. Medford King. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Grace Church Services s
Services at Grace Methodist ;
Church on Sunday will be as fol-
lows; Sunday school at 10 a. m; l
morning worship at II a. m; SER S
mon by the pastor Rev. G. S Ross. {
Evening worship at 1880 o'clock
Sermon by Rev. Ross.
Chicken Supper '
A chicken supper, including turnip
green's, and all the fixin's was held '
1t Whites Chapel by the ladies of
he church on Tuesday evening. A I
arge crowd enjoyed the splendid I
supper served.
FIRST Snowfall d
The first snow of the winter fell 4
n this vicinity on Monday Only +
ew flakes. il is true. but snow new Il
rtheless. {
'hieken supper a
The annual chicken potpie sup t
Ter will lie held at COolspring Com
aunity Hall on Thursday evening,
november lG. These suppers are
Ooked forward to by the people of
SrOadkill district and large at
is expected Come. You NJ
re sure of an excellent supper F
chOOl News r,
Because o. the large enrolment
a the elementary school, new d.
eacher has been obtained. She is Ii
Irs. Emma Hopkins of Harrington,
nd will each part of the fourth and s
iXth grades. ol
Wednesday afternoon at one o. M
lock, Albert Farley, rural super
lsor, spoke before the school. He NJ
I'D about his trip to South Ameri- D;
4 last summer and showed several K
rticles purchased in that country.
There are now five students TAX al
lg postgraduate work. They are NJ
can Marvel Betty Johnson. Bar
ara Bennett. William Lank. and q
red Reed at