Milford chronicle., 1941-10-31
MILTON
Police To Guard
School Children

School Children
Receiving several complaints
from parents, Town Council, it is
understood, will have a policeman
on duty in front of the school
building during the noon hour and
at the closing hour to protect the
scholars while crossing the street
at this point. One minor accident
has occurred at the school because
of the non-prence of a police Off
Ger.
Senior Glass Play
Rehearsals of the annual senior
play, solo Flight" are being held
daily. The play WIN be presented in
the school auditorium on the eve
ming of Thursday, November 6, ut
5 o'clock. The cast includes Mar
ion Edginton, Mary Betty Crouch,
Marguerite wilkins, Naomi Work
man, Ray Dodd, Clarence Barker
and Donald Clendaniel.
Install Officers
Golden Rule Lodge No. II, /. o.
o. F., of Milton, recently installed
the following officers: Noble
Grand, William B. Wagamon, Sr.;
vice grand, John Fisher; recording
secretary, Clyde Belts; treasurer,
George R. Davidson; financial sec
retary, w. Layton Reed; trustees,
William B. Wagamon, Sr., H. F.
Wiltbank and Addison Chandler.
The following district officers were
present to install the new officers:
District Deputy Grand Master Roy
RYAN, District Deputy Grand Mar
shal Elias Tingle, District Deputy
Grand Secretary Hale Bennett; Dis
trict Deputy Grand Treasurer Jas.
Hummer; District Deputy Grand
Warden Elwood Hancock; chaplain,
Curtis Steen, and inside guardian,
John Layton Lynch, all of Frank
ford.
Aged Visitor
Mrs. Annie Savage of George
town, spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Savage and other
relatives in Milton. Mrs. Savage
despite her SO years, is very active
and thoroughly enjoyed her visit
here.
Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Wilkins
on Sunday entertained the follow
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Stanert, of Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Wilkins of Slaughter
Beach, Mrs. Edna Harrison and
Mrs. Charles Janey, of Lewes.
A Son Is Born
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stogner are
the parents of baby boy, who ar
rived at the Milford Memorial Hos
pitaI on Wednesday, October 22.
The young fellow will be known
as Ralph, Jr.
Merchant Ill
]. Leon Black, proprietor of
Blacks Food Market" who was
taken suddenly i'll several days ago,
is convalescing at his home on
Chestnut street.
Here And There
Miss Barton Edginton and Miss
Edith Massey spent the weekend
in Philadelphia.
Francis Hurlock, of Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Reed in Broadkilr
Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson ant
son of near Dover, were dinnel
guests of Mrs. David Dutton OF
Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Phillips and family
Of Wilmington, spent Sunday will
her. mother, Mrs. N. T. Veasey.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Wilson o.
Harrington, visited Mrs. Flossit
Short and family on Sunday.
Harmon Warrington, of New
York State, visited his sister, Mrs
Goldie Owens, on Sunday.
Charles Stuchlik, Senior, and sol
Theodore, have just returned from
a business and social trip to New
York City. During this time theI
/, visited the 3000-acre estate of Mrs
I H. C. Whitney in Old Westbury, L
l., where the finest race horses
, cows, ETC., are raised. While there
+ Mr.. Stuchlik purchased for Theo
dore, five pedigreed Tamwortl
4 swine for breeding purposes.
Buys Home
Burton Massey has purchased o
: Mrs. Sallie Rhodes the dwelling 'ol
n the Milton Extension, north of Mil
v ton, and will take immediate pos
/ session. Mrs. Rhodes has purchas
ed of Cleve Clifton, the cemen
n block bungalow on the Milton-HaT
4 beson road, now nearing compile
4 ton.
Visitors
Norman Short and children c