Milford chronicle., 1941-07-25

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building extensions to their houses
in most instances more thai
doubling their present capacity
while a number of new plants ar
in process of construction.
The almost perfect drainage af
forded this section, together will
the large number of suitable siteG
which enables building independ
ent and remote units largely eli
inmates the hazard of sickness
among the fowl have contributed
very largely to the success of the
growers and enabled them to con-
sistently top the markets, with at
tending good profits.
John S. Isaacs is completing an
extension 1000 feet long, increas-
ing his plant to a total length of
4,50O feet with capacity of 100000
chicks.
J. Oliver Hazard has recently
completed and filled an extension
of 300 feet to his houses in North
Milton.
John Jensen is adding 400-feet
extension to his plant, increasing
his capacity to $4,000.
Mayor Graves and Irwin Carter
have recently built additions to
their houses in lower Broadkill,
increasing their capacity by 10000.
George R. Marshall has made
additions to his plant in South Mil
ton, doubling its capacity.
W. G. White is starting con-
struction of an 800-feet house on
his farm north of Milton, increas-
ing his capacity to $4,000.
Ralph Reed has purchased the
James 1. Dutton farm. east of Mil
ton, and will shortly begin the con-
struction of large and modern
broiler plant.
A considerable number of small
houses, ranging from 1000 to 5000
capacity have been. built since the
first of the year in this area and
with continued and expected ex-
pansion this locality will take sec
ond place in the broiler producing
industry of the United States.
DR.. Hearn To Be at Grace
DR.. Walter A. Hearn, District
superintendent of Dover District,
will preach at Grace Methodist
Church on Sunday morning at II
o'clock tdaylight-saving time The |
public is cordially invited to be
present and hear this able man
present Biblical message.
Visit Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter
and children spent Sunday with
the hlatter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Carpenter, near Draw
bridge.
Miss Gladys Madjarosy spent the
weekend at Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rogers and
Geneva, spent Sunday af-
with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mitchell, at Lewes.
Mrs. Margaret Carey is a patient
at Beebe Hospital, Lewes.
Mrs. Emma Mason, who has been
III for several weeks. is GONZALES
cling.
Miss Alberta Clendaniel, a nurse
IN Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
more, spent a few days with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ,
Iambden.
Raymond Neal and Theodore !
Neal. of Philadelphia, visited Mrs.
da Hughes and Mrs. William H. !
Nelch last week. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Green and !
on, and Miss Collins. of Whining
on, spent Sunday with John
I
Mrs. Margaret Black, Mrs. Pearl
long, Mrs. Willard Donovan, Mrs. r
)avid Donovan, Mrs. Floyd Hurley !,
nd Mrs. Leroy Moore spent q
Wednesday in Wilmington. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Short and !
Irs. Flossie Short and children :
pent Sunday at Dewey Beach. +
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Crouch +
nd daughter. Peggy, of Philadel- h
hia, are spending some time with n
Ir. and Mrs. W. w. Crouch and I
amily. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Beck and q
lmily and John Crouch. Jr.. of u
and Mr.. and Mrs. q
mil Touring and family. of Ches- I,
IF, Pa, visited Mrs. Mary Quigg ir
YER the weekend. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Jackson, of n
visited Mr.. and Mrs. n
harles Jackson Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph B. Vaughn G
I'd children, and Miss Betty Cop "
lge, of Camden. N. j.. who is g
lending some time with them, Wis ~
ed Rehoboth on Friday afternoon.
Miss Eva Todd, of Brack-Ex, VI,
ent the weekend at the Goshen p
ethodist parsonage. a.
Miss Sarah Atkins, who has been
sitting her sister, Mrs. Lester /.
ldke, and family at Ocean View, n,
l., for three weeks, returned n,
me on Wednesday. She was ac- n,
mpanied by her nephew, Lester a..
Radke, who will be in Milton p,
e remainder of the summer. Az
Mrs. Ray Ash, of Camden, N. j., 70
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David or or
novan this week. 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gilbert, of 90
iladelphia, spent the weekend az
tn Mr.. and Mrs. George Larke. mi
Mrs. Sallie Sheer, of Camden, N.
spent Saturday with Mr.. and M,
8. David Donovan. co
lighter Arrived pe
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Al
s. Roscoe Carey at their home wa
Thursday. Mother and daugh-
are doing fine. and Roscoe is Pc
piping high, wide and hand pa
ne! a
king Peaches N.
H. Chandler is picking till
| shipping peaches from his or
Irds near Milford. The crop is
wy. see