Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07

the sub-district of Epworth Leagues
will leave the church at $3.50, Sunda!
morning, to attend the Sunrise ser
vice at the Sand Dunes. near Lewes
The RehOboth League is in charge.
Here and There
Harold Benedict's parents, Mr. AnC
Mrs. ". I. Benedict, OF Pittsb lrgh
Pa, and his sister. Mrs. Pearl Mae
Sundvall and her three children, Mil
dred, Billy and Charles, from CT We
.and. Ohio. Will visit him and his wife
April Is to 16.
Mrs. Robert Black spent the we *
visiting her sister. Mrs. George Ne
gInnis. in Wilmington.
Fannie Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Reed. Alton Isaacs, Rev. William Nc
Daniel and William T. Jones visited
Wilmington on Saturday.
Miss Thelma Rogers. Miss Margar-
It BLACK. Robert Black. Jr.. and David
Dutton visited Washington on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Land and
son. of Deepwater. n. j.. spent the
weekend with Mrs. Lulu Long.
Chylon Ross and Kenneth Douglas.
who have been spending the spring
vacation with their parents in Mil
ton. returned to Western Maryland
College on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reed were
Salisbury visitors on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Ross spent
Monday and Tuesday with friends in
Finksburg. Md.
The oyster and roast beef supper
by the Mems Bible Glass on Friday
evening vas a successful one, both
from a financial and gustatorial
standpoint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas en-
tertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stevenson, of Pennsville. N.
j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith
and daughter. of Audubon. N. J. This
is the first time Mrs. Stevenson. who
is the sister of Mr.. Thomas, has WIS.,
tied Milton in % years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Short and
children. of Hebron, Md, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Welch. of
Camden. n. j.. spent the weekend
with Mrs. Welch's father, William
A. Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis, of
New Castle. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Jackson on Sun
day.
Mrs. William T. Walls is spending
a few days with friends in Camden,
n J.
Mrs. Willard Clifton is quite i'll
with a severe cold at her home on
street.
School News
Milton School will be closed Good
Friday and Easter Monday, April Z
and 10.
Miss Lillian Sackett, graduate of
Milton High school. '3s. and Mrs.
Mary Carroll. 81. visited school last
Thursday.
The State F. F. A. convention will
be held in Milton High school on
April IA and Is as guests of the r.
w. Helm Chapter. On the evening of
April IL will be the business part Of
the convention. April Is. Saturday.
will be devoted to program consist
ing of contests in quoits, horseshoe
baseball, basketball, public
speaking and wood-chopping. APP
100 boys will represent
the state at this convention.
The biology and first and second
year agriculture classes have been
busy transplanting tomato and cab
bage plants. They have hotbeds.
feet by feet, which are now full of
the aforementioned plants.
Harold NJ. Benedict is in charge of
the town baseball suits. Amy per-
sons having same or know of their
kindly notify Mr.. Bene-
dict.
Saturday. April 8. is agricultural
day at the University of Delaware.
II is a special day for interested high
school students. Recreation will
consist of baseball game in the af-
Lernoon and banquet in the evening.
The Vocational boys. with their in
structor, Mr.. Benedict, will motor to
Newark for this occasion.
April IA is the first baseball game
Al 6aAlN 10 " UC pldyC
with Lewes. This year the team looks
forward to the town people taking
ictive interest in the seasons games.
Nelson Bennett will represent the
Milton r. W. Helm Chapter in the
public speaking contest, which is to
be held April is. For his tentative |
,ubiect he has chosen "Hitlerism at |
Iome.' His main points will be Ger |
ran Suppression. vocational boys |
With their ambition and policies, and |
,arents.
Mrs. S. l.. Dennis of Salisbury. Md.
vas called to the bedside Of her
ather. Hamilton Davidson. who is
cry sick with pneumonia. Mr.. Da-
idson has been in poor health all |
winter with asthma.
DIR. ANNA X. GREGoRIUS
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