Milford chronicle., 1941-07-11
MILTON
Married

Married
On Saturday, July 9Th, Miss Paul
inc Bennett, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herman Bennett, of Freder
ica, and Mr.. Charles A. ZvolaneG
of Milton, were married at st. Ed
wards Rectory, Rehoboth, by Faith
er Charles J. Mckinley. Mr.. vii
liam ]. Bennes, Of IrVington, N. ],
was best man, and Mrs. Mary F
Lofiand was matron of honor
After the ceremony reception
was held at the home Of the young
couple ON Behringer avenue, Mil
ton. Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Bennes, oi
Irvington, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
eph v. Pannozzo, Of New Yorl
City; Mr.. Charles A. Zvolneck, cou,
sin of the groom, of Bound Brook
N. j.; Mayor and Mrs. Milton
Graves, of Milton; Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Lofiand, of Lincoln; Mr.
Charles Stuchlik and children, JOS
ephine and Theodore, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Madjorosy and daughter
Gladys, Miss Annie Madjorosy, Mrs
Edward Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Paris
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Campbell, Mrs. Earl Savage, Mr.
and Mrs. Reynolds Gooden, OF
Frederick, and Mrs. Joseph Reed
of Milton.
Club Benefit
The Milton New Century Club
will sponsor a benefit movie at the
New Milton Theatre tonight. Mrs.
Goldie Postles is chairman of the
committee in charge of ticket sales.
Recovering
Mrs. Margaret Lingo Isaacs is
recovering at the Milford Memorial
Hospital, where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Home-C Coming
The eighth annual Homecoming
celebration will be held at Milton
August 8, 9 and 10. Joseph M.
Lank is general chairman of the
affair and William b. Wagamon
was appointed associate chairman.
Other appointees to the committee
were Charles s. Barker, Sarah At
kins, Owen Davis, William A. john
son, Layton Reed and George B.
Atkins. Mayor Milton Graves will
head the welcoming committee. A
flower arrangement show and COM
munity exhibit, sponsored by the
Milton New Century Club, will be
held in the clubs library during
the celebration. A community pa
rade of floats, decorated automo-
biles, bicycles, etc., will also be
held. Boat racing in the lake will
be under the direction of George
Neal. Public speaking will be held
at the old school building.
Grace Church School
To Picnic at RiVerdale
The members and friends of
Grace Methodist Church School
will picnic at Riverdale on We'd
nesday, July Is. Buses will leave
the church at 900 A. M.
Married
On Wednesday evening, July 2,
Mrs. Emma King and Mr.. Charles
T. Vent, of Milton, were married at
Seaford by Rev. Gilbert S. Ross.
The newly-married couple left on
wedding trip in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
Teachers Engaged
The Milton Board of Education
has announced the selection of the
following teachers for the ensuing
year: A. j. Bolin, supervising prin-
cipal; Aileen Welch, English and
French; Esther Weakley, history
and Latin; Mr.. Good, mathematics
and Physical Education; Mary e.
King, commercial; Katherine Gray,
English and social studies; H. 0.
Brittingham, manual training and
general science; Harold Benedict,
agriculture; Mr.. Mann, music and
mathematics; Marcia l.. Wi n n,
home economics and general
science; Goldie Owens, opportunity
class; Virginia Williams, of Mil
ford, 9Th grade; Marguerite White,
5th grade; Margaret Ewing, Reho-
both, 4th grade; Anne w. Lank, 3rd
grade; Sarah Elterich, End and Srd
Jane Black, End grade;
Phyllis Wilson, 1st grade; Eliza
beth Shivelhood, LIST grade.
Here and There
William Mcgee OF NeWpOrL, SpeuI
last week at the home of Frank o.
Bryan.
Mrs. Bessie Lewis, of Philadel-
phia and Rehoboth, spent Monday
and Tuesday with Mrs. Walter W.
Crouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Howard, dis :
trict engineer, of New Orleans, La,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Lofand over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Derrickson, {
Of Chester, Pa, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed.
Two dogs attacked and bit Carl
.on Reed, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Reed, while he was riding
MS bicycle on Lavinia street on
afternoon. He was taken s
o physician, who rendered medi-
,al aid. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Neal, of New I
Jersey, are spending the weekend
With Mrs. Ida Hughes and Mrs. c
H. Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Truitt, OF I
spent the weekend at 7
Beach at the Wilkins Q
cottage. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Green, Of 8
N. j., spent the week at
slaughter Beach, the guests of Mr. s
md Mrs. Franklin Wilkins. IA