Milford chronicle., 1942-01-30

Carlton Draper is attending the
Gamers Convention in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson, OF
Dover, visited relatives in Milton
on Saturday.
In accordance with the Della
ware Chapter of the American
Red Cross, the drive for funds for
the National War Fund of $5O,O00,-
900 will close next Sunday. Febru-
airy 1.
Millions quota is $500. A solici-
tor has been appointed to call upon
yon. Do your part by contributing.
The solicitors and sections are:
Mrs. Clyde Belts, Union street;
Mrs. Lester Farens, Federal street |;
Mrs. Eliza Dutton, Mulberry street
and vicinity; Mrs. Goldie Owens,
Broad street; Mrs. Clara Reed,
Chestnut street; Mrs. Lawrence
Mason, Harbeson; Mrs. Anne l..
Westphal, Atlantic and Walnut
streets; Mrs. Granville Tyndall,
Mr.. Harry Edginton, Mr.. Harmon
Lewis and Mr.. Alfred Edginton,
button shops; Mr.. Milton Graves,
garment factory; Mrs. Raymond
Lank, Broadkiln hundred.
A benefit secital for the Red
Cross will be given in the Milton
School auditorium next Wednesday
evening, February 4, at 500, by
Barbara Miner Mann, soprano, and
G. Roy Mann, pianist. A silver
offering will be taken and all that
you give will go to the Red
Cross.
Come. enjoy these talented ar
lists, and help a worthy cause.
Mrs. George Brasure and Mrs.
Henry Wagamon spent the week.
end in Philadelphia, as guests of
Mrs. George Lippincott, who enter
tanned at dinner party on Satur-
day in honor of her niece, Martha
Ann Brasure, and Gray Lippincott,
who will enter Valley Forge Mill
tary Academy this coming week.
Youth Fellowship to Meet
Members of the Youth Fellow
ship of Goshen Methodist Church
will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Tyndall next Tues
day evening at 1880. The time
will be spent in playing games and
a short business meeting.
Goshen Church News o
Services next Sunday will be:
1920. Morning Worship. Message
by Rev. Joseph Vaughn. Music by
Jubilee Choir.
HAS - Church School. "Yoke
Wellers," the class of young wo-
men taught by Mrs. w. Layton
Reed, will lead the worship service.
centering it around the Book of
Ruth.
600 - Youth Fellowship. Miss
Joy Reed will be the leader.
7:SO-Evening Worship. An in
spring hour in song and study.
Come ye apart and rest while"
Mark 6:31.
Each evening at 600. the Goshen
Church bell will ring, calling the
people of this community to prayer.
Let us pray in these dark days for
Gods guidance. and that we may
work to bring about a righteous
peace.
The R. w. Helm Chapter, Future
Farmers of America, will hold its
annual Father, Mother and Son
banquet Thursday night, February
10, at 1900 o'clock. in the high
school cafeteria.
The first regular meeting of the
National Defense Woodworking
course was held at the Milton
school Thursday evening. January
%, at $3.50. The following persons
were present and signed for the
course: Elmere Hastings, Frank
Stogdon. Fred Reed, Alton Webb,
Harold Hughes, Noah Smith, Harry
Belts. Ralph Stogner, Fred Scott
and Paul Parsons. Under the lead
ership of Harry Smith. with the
help of H. o. Birmingham and H.
M. Benedict, the program was out
lined and work was begun on the
new Milton farm shop project.
The project underway is a build
ing so feet by 20 feet which will
be used as an agriculture farm
shop and a meeting place for the
adult evening class for national
defense projects. The class en-
listees must be between the ages
of II and 25. All persons who will
help or have helped in any part of
this course are welcome and their
services will be appreciated.
Those persons from Milton who
attended the Delaware Production
Credit Cooperation annual stock
holders meeting for Delaware on
Saturday. January "a. at the Dover
High School, were: Catherine Will
kerson, Harry Marvel. Mary Nell
vain. Lillian Galloway, Russell
Donovan, Ralph Benson and Mrs.
Dorothy Benedict.