Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
MILTON
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Song, Marching, recitation by
Mrs. Annie Crouch's class OF girls.
Recitation, Dream OF Rally Day.
by Emily clendaniel.
Solo by Miss Geneva Rogers
Recitation by Helen Mae Carpen-
Playlet. Prospect" by Gladys
Madiarosy, Ann Richards and FL
mira Richards.
Recitation. Work Together.
Solo by Miss Doris Reed.
PantOmine by Wanda Clendaniel, !
Norma Spencer, Teeny Rogers and
Doris Reed.
Trio.
Playlet, Come With Me- by class
of girls.
Song by FIVE girls.
BenedictiOn by the pastor. Rev.
G. S. Ross
Kitchen Shower For Social Hall
At Social Hall this Friday evening
the members and friends of Grace
Methodist Church will give kitchen
and china ware shower for the ben
eft of the dining room and kitchen
of the hall The price of admission
will be a dish or piece of kitchen
equipment. A very interesting pro-
gram has been prepared and re-
freshments will be served without
cost. Social Hall has been enlarged
greatly increasing the serving ca
pacity of the dining room and more ,
dishes are needed to meet the added
needs. The public is invited and the
only charge of admission IS a dish !
or pot or pan.
A Taste OF Winter I
This vicinity was given a bit of ,
winter weather on Saturday night r
when the first snow of the season !
fell, followed by heavy rain. DriV-
ing was very difficult and dangerous u
while the cling snow fell. No acci- 4
dents were reported here and the +
snow fiurries lasted only a few min q
utes. 4
Added Attraction
The recently completed front to the e
George H. NAPLES store at the bridge a
adds much to the appearance of the n
business section and Milton can now v
boast of some very attractive stores.
The removal of several more un- G
slightly sheds in front of business g
places will complete the picture.
Who will be the Eext to fall in line?
Retiring
Charles A. Conner, one of Millions
Oldest merchants, will retire from
business at the end of the year, and
it is understood that J. D. Robbins q
will remove his grocery and provis- Of
ion store to the Conner property. G.
Many Registered II
There was a rush of voters on Sat
urday in Milton to get on the regis hf
tratiOn list. The board was rushed nj
practically all day to take care of tn
these tail-end patriots. Why do so te
many put this important matter off HI
until the last minute. fe
Here and There ha
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence DIckerson sil
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Benedict
visited Ocean City, Md, aud Chinco MI
league, Va, last week. it2
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Richards en-
and Mr and Mrs William Wilson au
visited the New York Worlds Fair H;
last week I'M
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan and Mi
daughter were Wilmington visitors ini
on Saturday. Ea
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maull of
Sharon Hill Pa visited friends in Jal
Milton on Saturday. ne!
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey E. Wilson of of
near Dover visited relatives in Mil Sal
on on Sunday. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Draper were ed
guests at a dinner given by Mr.. and Ge'
Mrs. Derrick Lingo, in Wilmington lis
'E Sunday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Cat
Martin Black. vii
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Long visited Me-
ne Worlds Fair at New York last of ]
week job
You are invited to attend the n
shower" at Social Hall tonight pOr
Friday. Admission price-a dish her
r some cooking Gtensil. Mrs
Robert ROushey of the U. S. Army
pent few days last week with his lea
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rous- MIR.
ey IN Milton. day
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thackery NJ
nd son, Charles. Jr, visited Will dau
Va, taking in the Sky vii!
inc Drive enroute. dra
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reed and and
aughter, Miss Dorothy, spent Sun son
ay with Mr. and Mrs James DonO- Nj
an at Glendale on Sunday. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barker and MI
RS. Mary Walls We're Maryland Wis fami
ors on Sunday. on
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Truitt, of Lau- MI
Il, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray OF nj
ond Spencer on Sunday. Ed.
hurch News Ralp
Sunday, November &c, will be OBJ MI
rived as Worlds Temperance Day ed a
Grace Methodist Church, and at Mrs.
)shen Methodist Church on Decem- itz a
r l. more
Rev L. E. Windsor of the Penin- Mr.
la Conference will preach at Gosh and
Methodist Church on Sunday NOR ming
lg at $3.50 o'clock. enha
Services at Grace Methodist Mr.
urch on Sunday will be as fol- Will
VS.: Church school at 10 a. m. ting,
'rning worship at IL o'clock. Ser after
N by the pastor. Rev. G. S. Ross. West
ening worship at 1880 o'clock. Mr.
{. T. U. Officers daugl
The following officers of Milton Hubb
c. T. U. have been elected for the Mr.. a
luing year: President, Miss Sarah lily 81
iins; vice presidents, Mrs Lille Mr.. a
wilson and Mrs. Fannie Atkins: Sew
ording secretary, Mrs. Mary E. suffer
pies; treasurer, Mrs. Bertha -
kson; Union Signal Director, A ,
IS Mary King; devotional direc- tbrou
8, Miss Lillian Cade and Mrs. lie scl
tie Wagamon; flower mission di- ar vii
tors, Mrs. Adelia Warren and treasr
IS Ruth Warren. dirnotore ~ -