Milford chronicle., 1940-08-23
MILTON
PIRE8FEN'8 CARNIVAL

II lI1AllA4laEtI i. ANAM4NANAH
4 The annual carnival by the Milton
fronen viii be held September S to "a,
| Inclusive. The aiiaif VIII be held on
the Wagaman lot adjoining the high
school building The eommittee has as
tlres, unusual to firemen's carnivals.
The public is urged TO attend the car
nival and help the lire laddies keep the
eesilpment up 70 standard
Members Of the Gtlld Of St. Johns
Episcopal Church viii hold a bake on
Saturday in front ol the IRE house. Pies.
cakes. ohickens b, viii be on sale.
Several small boats were caught in
the sudden wind and rain storm on Mon
day of Broadlkin Beach. Unable to make
which were seen by the Lewes Life
Saving Station, who came to the res
WINS AwARD
oud prize in the National Contest re-
ceLtly conducted by the Farwell Com
psny. of Quincy. III.
GRACE CHURCH
Services at the Grace Church on Sum
day will be as follows: Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning worship at II o'clock.
There will be no services in the evening.
The canning Of lima beans is now at
IT'S height and for the next several
weeks will keep local canneries running
steadily to pack the crop while the
beans are in the best condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Graves and
daughter Sue and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith visited Bowers Beach last Sun
Master Billie Graves. of Georgetown.
is spending week with his cousin, Sue
Mi. and Mrs. Leighton Richards. Mr..
and Mrs. William Richards visited Mr.
and Mrs Lon MarVil at StOckley re-
certify
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Long. Mrs. Lulu |
Long and daughter Olive, visited rela-
tives at Deepwater' N. j. over the
Mrs. Goldie Owens and sister. Mrs.
Lulu Darby. of Philadelphia. are spend
ing this week at Rehoboth Beach.
Gaylon Ross and Joseph SLACK were /
visitors at Ocean City. Nd.
Rev G. S. Ross is spending. a few
weeks with relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson spent the
weekend visiting with relatives in
Nh. and Mrs. Green McAlllster spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Willard s.
Mrs. Eliza Dutton visited her sister,
Mrs. Minos Wilson, at Cokesbury. on
Herman Black and sister Mary spent
Tuesday in Dover.
on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed
and daughter Dorothy,
MI. and Mrs. Elwood Clendaniel and
daughter Loretta of Lincoln spent the
weekend with his brother, Lester Z.
-1endkniel
Mr and Mrs. Charles L. Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Banning, OF Bridge
vile. and Lester Radkle were ocean
-itg, Nd visitors last Sunday.
Miss Catherine Messick has returned
home after spending several weeks with
'elatiVes In New York City.
Dr. Leslie Dodson. a member OF the
itaff of the Beebe Hospital. Lewes. has
ncved his local office to the King prop.
,rty, located on the corner OF Federal
Mr.. and mrs Cleve Reed. Mrs. Annie
;teelman, Mrs. Bessie Workman. Of
N j., and Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
on Copes and daughter Barbara OF
have been the guests OF
John Pettyjohn and daughter Doro-
hy of Sand Hill spent Sunday with his
Mrs. Marvin Wiley.
The condition of Mrs. Robert d. Lingo
Who vas injured from fall at her
lome last week. is much improved.
Mrs. Clara Donovan spent last week
It Rehoboth Beach.
Master Burton Donovan spent last
week at Rehoboth with his aunt. Mrs.
Horace Short of Prime Hook Neck.
ent Sunday with Alfred Carey.
OUR STREET
'ouTs is Just q little street,
But oh, the massveness you meet,
FoI life begins and life goes out,
And all our hopes are theresbout;
And all that's bitter. dear or sweet
Is ours-just ours-along that streetl'
AT DINNER
MIR. and Mrs William 7. Walls on
,atruday entertained at dinner Mr.. and
Irs. Cleve Reed. Mrs. Bessie Workman
{ Camden and Miss Barbara Copes OF
PWORTH LEAGUE NEWS
The Epworth League wishes to thank
II those who subscribed for magazines
1905 was realized They. still have the
rivilege of receiving subscriptions for
lany of the leading publications. The
lcome from this source Will apply on
1eir 500 pledge for the church inn
ovSment fund. -
Their next effort to raise money will '
. by a travelling basket.