Milford chronicle., 1942-04-10
MILTON

Al luc Hudi ScSSlOu VI Tic HIol-
aid course, DR.. William F. Now
land, the instructor, announced
that thirty men will receive certifi-
Gates from the State Red Cross
chapter. The second course, which
began at the school, will continue
until the members of the Civilian
Defense organization who did not
receive the first course, are finish
ed. DR.. Nowland announces a
course for women members of the
Civilian Defense organization will
begin this Friday night This
course will be open to all women
of Milton who wish to volunteer in
any civilian defense work. DR..
Nowland also stated that as soon as
possible everyone in the commun-
ity would be given an opportunity
to take the course.
Entertained At Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Crouch on
Sunday entertained at dinner Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Crouch, of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Koeppel and son, Edward.
Landmark Removed
One of Millions oldest landmarks
was removed this week, when the
storehOuse of the late Delmar
White was torn down. Fire few
weeks ago badly damaged the
building and the owners decided to
remove it. This was one of the
oldest business places in the town,
having been erected by the father
of Delmar White, William White,
who conducted a general merchan-
disc store here for more than half
century, and at his death the busi-
ness was conducted by his son,
until his death a few years ago.
The latest tenant was Mrs. Harold
Clendaniel.
Wedding Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Crouch
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Florence Mary, to John
Travers Graham, of Philadelphia,
at their home on Tackawanna
street, Philadelphia, on Saturday,
April 4. After a wedding trip to
Atlantic City and Milton, the newly
weds will make their home in Phil
adelphia. Mrs. Graham is a grand
daughter of Walter w. Crouch, and
for years has spent several weeks
each summer with him and family.
Christened
Valerie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Hazard, of Wilmington, was
christened at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Oil
yer Hazard. by Rev. J. B. Vaughn.
Her godparents were MIR. and Mrs.
Richard Draper and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Black.
Easter Service
At Grace Methodist Church on
Easter Sunday morning, following
the Church School session, "Deci-
sion Day" services were conducted
by the pastor, Rev. ]. ]. Won Hagel.
There were score or more young
people who came to the altar and
entered the class of candidates to
be conducted by the pastor on
church membership instruction. AT
later date these candidates will
be taken into church fellowship
Following this service, Holy Com
mnnion was observed.
In the evening the members of
the Church school rendered a very
delightful program, celebrating the
resurrection OF Christ. The pro-
gram follows: REGULATIONS by Janet
Lee Hastings, Gladys Jefferson,
Truitt Jefferson, Donna Belts, Jean
Won Hagel, Sonny Reed, Vincent
Donovan, Robert and Ronald Carey,
Catherine Parsons, William Wright,
Caroline Clendaniel, Nancy Hop
kins, Catherine Donovan, Eleanor
Jefferson, Pasty Morris, Dolores
Savage, Joan Dickerson, Conny
Darby. Charlotte Reed, Lucy Ann
Darby, Sara Messick, Sis Lewis,
Helena Donovan, Dorothy Wright,
Lila Jane Spencer. Songs by Bobby
Reed. Janet Messick. Dialogues
Easter Bells" by Betty Donovan,
Janet Mitchell, Ruth Ann Hopkins,
Martha Clendaniel and Norma Ban
ming; Easter Erlands." by Helen
Mae Carpenter, James Carpenter.
Janet .Messick, Harold Belts; Its
Easter" by Richard Wright. Theo-
dore Wiley, Nelson Belts, George
Chaloupka and William Hopkins.
A very impressive pageant was
presented by the young people,
under the leadership of Mrs. l..
Darby. Others ON the program
committee We're Mrs. Won Hagel,
Miss Ann Madjarosy and Mrs. Will
liam Jefferson. Miss Mary Betty
Crouch was at the piano.
A goal of 800 was set as the
amount of the collection, by the
classes and congregation. 1t was
more than realized.
Here and There
Mrs. Eunice White and niece,
Mrs. Hamilton Lanpe, of Philadel-
phia, spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Walls.
Miss Phyllis Wilson spent the
Easter holidays in West Point.
Mrs. Goldie Owens spent the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Wiley en-
tertained Ralph Manzella, of New
ark. N. j., on Sunday.
Joseph Black. of Philadelphia,
spent the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leon Black.
Mrs. John p. Wilson visited her
sisters. the Misses Virginia and
Mollie Hazard, in Ardmore, Pa,
last week.
Price Snyder, of Wilmington. was
the weekend guest of relatives in
Milton.
Robert Tucker, of Norfolk Naval
Training Station, spent the week.
end with relatives in Milton.
Earl Walls. Of Camp Dix, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
father, Elzey Walls.
Mrs. Ethel West, Of Philadelphia,
and Miss Winifred Tucker, of Ell