Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
MILTON
RED Cross Ron can

November III. This year the re
Cross is making its greatest men
hershlp appeal since the first Worl
War The organization needs tn
support Of every patriotic American
The program Of national dafena
makes additional demands for Re
Cross service. All of your one dol
lar membership Is needed in tn
United States-fifty cents goes to tn
national chapter, twenty-five cents Z
The State chapter and twenty-fiV
cents to the local chapter. The SO
licitors this year will be Mrs. Clyd
Belts, Miss Loleta Belts, Mrs Rob
ert Black, Miss Sara Darby, Mrs
Milton Graves, Mrs. Charles Hur
ley, Mrs. Charles jackson, Mrs. Cliff
ford Johnson, Miss Ann Lank, Mrs
George Larke, Mrs. William Glen
daniel, Mrs. Linden Postles and Mrs
Charles StOver. One of them will call
at your home between November IL
80, and we hope and expect to have
our cuOta-150 Red Cross members
in Milton. Please help us reach our
goal Mrs. John Hazard is presi-
dent of the local chapter and Is di-
recting the campaign.
Fashion Show
Plans are being made for a fash
ion show, sponsored by the New Cen
fury Club in the near future. The
exact date will be made known
through this column as soon as de-
clded upon.
New Books
Several new books have been re-
ceived at the library, among which
are three by G. L. Hill; three by E.
p. Oppenheim. severol biographies,
and a lumber of books for display
during "Children's Book Week,
which is to be observed November
1916. The library is open two eve
nings each week-Wednesday and
Saturday from to o'clock with
Miss Sarah Atkins. librarian, in
charge.
Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid Society of Rey-
nolds Methodist Church will hold
its regular monthly meeting on
Thursday evening, November IA. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton
Donovan. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended the public Ice cream and |
home made cake will be ON sale.
Revival Services
EVangelistic services will begin at |
Grace Methodist Church on Sunday |
evening in charge of the pastor, Rev |
G. s. Ross. A guest speaker will de- |
liver the message each evening dur
ing the week. The public is urged |
to attend these services and help in
the salvation of the unsaved. Come. |
WOman'S Society To Meet Tonight
The Woman's Society of Christian !
Service will meet on Friday evening /
IN social hall Many new members |
will be added 10 the roll at this meet |
ing and it is urged by the president,
Mrs. Goldie Owens that every mem
Der be present.
Moves Business
Leroy Moore has moved his pool |
parlor and tobacco store from the
Walls building to the Davis Lingo |
building, just across Union street.
Gave Halloween Party
The Misses Wanda and Emily |
Clendaniel entertained a number of
friends at the home of their parents.l
Mr. and Mrs. Lester z. Clendaniel on
Broad street, ON Wednesday evening |
of iast week. The guests came mask
ed and after a guessing who" con-
test, many games suitable to the oc-
CasiOn were enjoyed. At late hour
refreshments of sweet cider, ginger
snaps and apples were served. The
young folk certainly had an enjoy
able evening.
Aged Woman Dies
Mrs. Eliza A. Wright, widow of the
late Robert Wright, died at her home
in Milton on October 26, age II years.
Funeral services were held at Beth
el Methodist Church on Thursday,
October 81, and interment made in
Bethel cemetery.
Twins Celebrate list Anniversary
On Sunday, November 2, Millions
oldest twins celebrated their list
birthday anniversary They were
Mrs Mollie Walker and Joseph Lin {
dale. The celebration was held at
the home of Mrs. Walker on Null 6
berry street, and number of friends l
and relatives called and congratulate
ed the couple and wished for them 8
many more happy birthdays. }
nere and There c
Mr. and Mrs. Herman johnson and |,
Mrs Lydia Black Cannon of Milford, a
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leon Black on Sun G
iay. F
The bridge club of Milton was en- II
-ertained by Miss Velma Anderson c
1t FairmOunt on Wednesday eve NJ
ling. er
Miss Gene Marvil, of West Ches- cl
er, Pa, spent the weekend with in
ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mar
III. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Land and
Ons of Deepwater. N. j., Mr.. and d'
FRS. John Hickman, of Lewes, Mrs. vi
larry Massey and Mr.. and Mrs Leon E.
iassey of Ocean City, Md, visited
FRS Lulu Long over the weekend. tn
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beideman and NJ
aughter of Broadkill Beach, Mr..
nd Mrs. Sylvester Legates and son w
Love Creek, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bi
and sons of Millsboro 81
-ere dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
hOmas Jefferson on Sunday. an
Charles Lingo. of Florida, is the HI
nest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs no
obert d. Lingo. tn
Mrs. Minos Wilson, Mrs. Helen Pl
Tilson and daughter, Betty Lou, of
okesbury, visited Mrs David Dut- tin
N on Saturday. tt
William Clendaniel spent last an
eek with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. tia
Oach in Prime Hook Neck. ed
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Crouch and err
lughter, Miss Mary Betty, were din
II guests on Sunday at the home of an