Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20
MILTON
Chrlstmas Entertnlnmant

ment and treat by Grace Methods
Church School will be held on SUI
DAY evening A pageant entitle
king of Kings" will be presente
by the young people of the schoo
This is a most impressive and ii
teresting pageant and win be we
presented. Other features OF the Pre-
gram will be recitations. dialoguei
drills, etc., by the younger pupils
Following the program candy an
presents will be distributed. Tn
public is urged to attend this ser
vice.
ThackeFy Funeral
The funeral of Charles e. Thaclx
cry, who died suddenly at his HON,
on North Union street on Decembei
10, was held at st. Johns P. E
Church on Saturday afternoon. Bish
Op McKinstry and Rev. Alan DAY
conducted the services. Intermen
was made in Odd Fellows cemetery
To Celebrate 5Oth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Warren
of Rehoboth, formerly residing neal
Milton, will celebrate their 50th wed.
ding anniversary on December %
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren were married
at the NJ. E. parsonage, Milton, by
Rev. Creamer on December %, 1890,
They have three children, Mrs. Clev-
Gland James of Milton, Mrs. Paul
Griesbach, of Dover, and Houston
Warren of Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Lacey Dead
Mrs. Hannah Lacey, widow of the
1aan Cunfnfrs THtru Z dSnd
suddenly at her home on December
IA, age 81 years. She leaves a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Agnes Hazard. Funeral
services were held at the home on
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. J. B. Vaughn
conducted the services. Interment
was made in the Methodist cemetery.
Here and There
Mrs Marcie Winn and Mrs. Goldie
Owens have completed the Red Cross
First Aid Course given in George
town recently.
Miss Delema Clendaniel of Phila-
delphia, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Clendaniel
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Hazard of
Wilmington, spent the weekend with
relatives.
Harry Legates of Harrington. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Jack
son on Monday.
The third quarterly conference of
Grace Methodist Church was held at
the church on Tuesday evening with
District Superintendent DR.. Walter |
Hearn presiding.
Fire on Sunday afternoon destroy |
ed a stack of hay on the farm Of
Charles Stuchlik, Jr. The Milton |
Fire Company was called and sue
ceeded in confining the blaze to the |
stack.
Mrs. May Kopple, Mrs. Annie G.
Crouch and Miss Mary Crouch were
Georgetown visitors on Monday af-
ternOon. ....st.4
Marriage
Mrs Eva Lindale and Edward W. /
johnson, of Milton, were married at |
Calvary Church parsonage by Rev !
NJ. Z. Hungerford. of Milford, on
Wednesday evening, December II.
They will make their home on Broad
street, this town.
To Give Food
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Grace Church will give a number
of food baskets to worthy families
this Christmas. Bring or leave your
donations at the Social Hall by De-
cember 90. Fruit. canned goods,
meat, vegetables, etc, win be need
ed.
Given Surprise Party
The faculty members and Mrs. FL
dora Reed. Mrs. Emma King, G. T.
Vent and Frank Mcgee of the Milton !
School gave Prof. and Mrs. A. J, !
Bolin a surprise Christmas party at
their home on Monday evening. They =,
presented Mr.. and Mrs. BOlin with a
handsome lamp as a Christmas gift
Visits New York
Mrs. Goldie Owens visited her a
brother, Harmon Warrington and
,amily in Brierclif Manor this week.
While there she attended the New y
York University Glee Club concert n
given at Town Hall" in New York. u
Richard w. Warrington, son of Mr. u
md Mrs. Warrington is a member u
II the Glee Club p
1ntertainS At Dinner el
Mrs. David Dutton and son David. g
r., entertained at turkey dinner on
sunday the following: MIR. and Mrs. Ii
Iarvey E. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will 10
lam Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. George 81
wilson and son. and Joe, Jack and ~
ohm Wilson of Dover; MIR. and Mrs. "
amuel r. Wilson and children, Mr.. ~
nd Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and n
aughter. Mrs. Bertha Wilson of g
akesbury and Miss Margaret Black y y
f Milton. 81
lies In Hospital D.
Ulysses Grant Wilson. age 72 3,
ears, died in the Delaware Hospital q
Farnhurst, on December IS. In NJ
,rment was made i'm Beaver Dam u
;metery. HarbesOn, on Wednesday, III
C was a brother of George Albert =,
'ilsOn. of Milton. He was employed ID
) farmer at the Institution for nli
ore than 46 years. 9a "a
Those who visited Mr.. and Mrs. VI
u T. Walls of Milton on Sunday =,
ere Mrs. Millard c. Walls and sons, ln
alvin and Roden of Yeadon, Pa, Mr.. W
I'd Mrs. Russell Walls and daughter sl'
lelma of Milton, Mr. and Mrs. Her y
an Thomas and children, Bobby Gu
Id Loretta of Harbeson. =,
The Zion Methodist Sunday -
hOOl will present a Christmas pag- m 1o
mt, ''The Guiding Star" on Mon ~
y evening. December %, at 1880 ~
clock. Santa Claus will be pres "
t to present each child with a gift. ~
,hOOl Notes 70
On Friday, December IS. the Mil No W.
n High boys basketball team was Dy
ccessful i'm their initial game of "a "a
G season bV defeating MfIlSIOrO SSi