Milford chronicle., 1941-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Wiley and
Mrs. David Dutton were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey E. Wilson,
near Dover, on Tuesday.
Harold Hudson visited friends in
Philadelphia over the week end.
Miss Sue Graves spent the week.
end with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. Graves, at Lewes.
Mrs. Elwood Clendaniel and
daughter, of Lincoln, were the
guests Of Mrs. Lester E. Clendaniel
on Monday afternoon.
Horace Short, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Short,
near town.
Robin Redbreast has made his
appearance. A large flock of these
spring harbingers appeared in the
yards of Milton on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blizzard, of
Georgetown, were the guests on
Sunday of Mayor and Mrs. M. T.
Graves.
Joseph Black, of the U. S. Naval
Training Station at Norfolk, Va, is
spending few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leon Black.
School News
The d. P. l. A. Association will
meet at the Milton Public School on
March 20. DR.. Green will be present
and speak on Diseases of Poul-
try"
The Delaware State F. F. A. will
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ark, on March 81 and %. The pro-
gram will be similar to last year |
and will include such contests as !
judging dairy cattle, horses, poultry, |
swine and contests in wood cutting,
plOwing, and horse shoes.
The r. w. Helm f. F. A. will play |
Lewes and Rehoboth f. F. A. chap !,
ters respectively on March II and |
2f, on their floor.
The Del-Mar-Va Council was well |
represented by the town of Milton. |
dollars were received
rs donations and sent to Albert Ear
ley at Georgetown, who is in charge
Of this district.
The boys in the agriculture class
Of Milton School are running germi-
nation tests ON seed corn and have
started project Of hot bed and cold
frame and expect to grow tomato
plants only.
On February 5, T. f. A. meeting
was held and the following boys
were elected as officers: President,
Robert Stevenson; vice president.
Richard Chesser; secretary, Ray
Dodd; treasurer, Russell Donoean;
reporter, Russell Benson; watch
log, James Dalious.
On Friday, March Z, Mr.. Yoder
rom Juniata College, Huntingdon,
Pa, visited our school and talked to
he boys and girls about democracy
ind college preparation.
The seniors held their bake on
Saturday, March s. We wish to thank
Everyone for their kindness in help
ng to make it a success.
Every Member Campaign
Sunday afternoon at 1880 o'clock,
2 members of Goshen Methodist
}hurch will meet at the church for
service of conservation and from
here the group will disband at 2
'clock into eleven teams of two
ach. They will visit every home of
;oshen Methodist constituency in
he community, each team calling
pom from IL to Is homes. The calls
1ill be made to revive interest in
ttending the church, becoming a
lcmber, and contributor.
At O'clock the teams will re-
urn to the church and report what
hey have done. Supper will fol-
DIV.
Those who helped us to reach our
uota for the Methodist Emergency
'und are: G. H. NAPLES, M. Graves,
!. D. Lingo. w. B. Wagamon, Lewis
Iegee, j. M. Lank, Mrs. Margaret
Iaples, Mrs. Charles Barker, Mr..
nd Mrs. Dorsey Burnham, Granville
yndall, Mrs. Delema Mitchell, Mrs.
lucinda Wilson, Cleveland James,
RS. Lester Farens, ]. B. Vaughn, J.
(. Robbins, Mrs. Robert Lingo, Mrs
enry Clendaniel, Miss Bertha Jones,
rs Frances West, Mrs. Jessie Me-
se. Mrs. Floyd Hurley, Miss Sarah
tkins, ]. L. Black, James T. John
IN, Mrs. Clara Reed, Mrs. Linden
ostles, Miss Margaret Black, Irwin
King and family, Samuel Shapiro,
AIRY Wagamon, Mrs. Elizabeth
,ilthank, Mrs. Amanda Fisher, Miss
va X. Smith, Mrs. j. C. Lank, Dr.l
lillian F. Nowland, John Fisher,