Milford chronicle., 1940-11-22
MILTON

eLfEcl lA 0uuudy dAAELAuuAs age
years. Funeral services were hel
at his late home on Tuesday after
noon. Rev. Joseph Kinks Of MiIfor
officiating. Mr.. Wiltbank leaves, be
sides his wife. three children, Hal
manous S. Wilthank, OF Milton; Mri
Carl Prettyman, Of Milford, and Mri
RElph Waller, Of Wilmington.
Mrs. Bertha Carey Dies &nddenl
Mrs. Bertha Carey, wife of jaime
C. Carey, died suddenly at her HON
in Cave Neck on Saturday morning
age So years. Funeral services weF
held on Tuesday afternoon at tn
home. Rev. G. S. Ross officiated. ShI
leaves, besides her husband, three
children, James Arthur Carey, o.
Brooklyn, N. Y; Nelson Carey, O
Harbeson, and Roscoe Carey of Mil
ton. Mrs. Carey was daughter o.
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
OF Prime Hook Neck.
Capture RaccOOns
Robert Lingo and A. R. Steele with
their dogs, on Monday night treed
and captured four large raecoons;
the largest weighed Is pounds and
the smallest 10 pounds.
Attended Football Game
Joseph Black, Franklin EdgintOn
and James Reed attended the Penn
sylVania-Army football game at
Franklin Field, Philadelphia, on Sat-
uTday.
Have Baby Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reed were
visited on Sunday by the stOrk,
which left bouncing baby girl. The
little Miss weighed nine pounds.
Mother and daughter are doing fine.
Visit Injured Son
Mrs. Maggie Collins and Mrs. EN-
me- Mason spent the weekend with
n. and Mrs. Wallace Collins, near
DagsbOrO. MIR. Collins, who was Sc
yerely injured recently in an auto
mobile accident is cOnvaleseing.
Dent Race Fire Track
Recently the Milton Fire Depart
ment has been hampered in answer
ing fire alarms, due to the lack of
consideration on the part of fire
ehasers" not connected with the
department. If this continues, ar
rests will be made in the future.
This is not meant to be threat, but
the people in the community must
cooperate with the fire company to
got the service they expect. Give
fire trucks the right-of-way and
avoid unnecessary property loss and
injury.
Here-and.There
Mrs. Lulu Darby, who has been
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Goldie Owens, has returned to
her home in Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Black and Mrs. |
Eliza Dutton spent Friday and Sat-
urday in Perth AmbOy, N. J.
Wilson Wiley has bought the |
Thalia Robinson property, corner
of Magnolia and Mulberry streets.
Mr.. Wiley after repairs and alter
ations, will occupy the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymore Good are
the proud parents of a baby boy, |
which arrived on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bigler and chill |
dIen, Jane and Carolyn, Of Audubon,
N. j., spent the weekend with Mr.. |
and Mrs. Lucius A. Darby.
-itJMns.s Robert Iinga4 has retuFned |
from a visit with relatives in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Laura Calhoun on Sunday
entertained Mrs. Bertha Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r. Wilson Of
Cokesbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carey and
Miss Agnes Carey. of Brooklyn, n.
Y, are spending the week with
James Carey in Cave Neck.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tingle
near ZOar on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stout and
son Franklin were dinner guests at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rust, ,
near Reynolds Church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hudson and
children, of Frankford, visited Mr.. !
md Mrs. Lester f. Clendaniel on {
Sunday evening. /
school News
The tenth grade Home Economics
,irls and all the boys in the agri-
ulture classes attended the demon
tratiOn of killing, boning, and trus-
ing poultry at the Dover High I
school last Wednesday afternoon. !
FRS. Will and Mr.. Benedict accom-
anied the group. d
Some OF the work from each de- Il
artment in the junior and senior
Ugh school was displayed last week q
a observance of American Educa- q
ion Week in one of the windows of \
he Clyde Belts store. L
Friday evening the first and sec d
nd year agriculture boys visited
lE community show at the Caesar q
.odney school and also The harvest v
how at Harrington School. 81
Minnie Joseph, who has been at "
,nding Smyrna High School. re-
lrned here Monday and is now u
ne of the seniors. g
The young married couples of the i
Oshen Methodist Church held the
.gular monthly meeting at the N
1me of Foster and Edith Pepper. g
hose present we're Mr.. and Mrs. L
oward Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. James
arter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ferrtns, "
=. and Mrs. Herman Smith, Mr.. and di
rs. William Mcdaniel, Mr.. and q
RS. Benedict and Rev. Vaughn. T
ames were played and refresh
ents were served This oFganiZa- d.
IN meets every month and all mar tE
ed couples are cordially invited to W
tend. to
Through the efforts of H. L. Rich
dson, State Poultry Pathologist; te
Margolif, poultry specialist OF hC
State School, was at
e Dover cafeteria on Wednesday he
demonstrate the killing, boning, M
dtrussing of poultry for the ag
.ulture boys and home economics bu