Milford chronicle., 1942-08-14
MILTON
Old Records Wanted

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under the direction of John Fisher
is sponsoring drive in this section
for old photograph records and ha
designated three receiving. station
\ for them, one at the Municipa
building, one at the Milton theatrI
and one at the Cut-Rate Drug
store. The old records will be uset
in, making materials for war pur
poses. All who have old records
please take them to one of the
designated receiving stations.
DIR. Hearn at Grace
On Sunday morning, DIR. w. A
Hearh,. district superintendent oi
the Dover district OF the Peninsula
Conference of the Methodist
Church, occupied the pulpit al
Grace Church. His discourse was
thoughtful in character, and well
enjoyed by the congregation. Rev.
John w. Townsend, astor of the
Peninsula Church, Wilmington, as
sisted in the service. The reverend
gentlemen, were accompanies by
their wives.
Represents Ration Board
Warren Good, a member of the
Milton school faculty, has been
appointed as field representative
for the Sussex County Rationing
Board. Mr.. Good will sit in the
upper room at, the Municipal
Building in Milton on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 to
8. p. M. The residents of Milton
and vicinity owe a debt of graft
tude to Mr.. Good for accepting this
non-paying job. Before his accept
ance one was compelled to drive to
Georgetown to secure sugar. gas
and tire rations. Thanks, Friend
Good.
inspection of Wesley Junior
College. Monday M
The public is invited to inspect
Wesley Junior College, Dover, on
Monday next. The old. college
building has been remodeled, reno
vated, and new furniture has been
Installed. The college will open
for registration of pupils on Satur-
day, September 10. Those planning
to attend from Milton are Alfred
Carey Donald Clendaniel and Nell
son Bennett.
appointed Chairman
Mrs. George H. NAPLES has been |
made chairman of the flats" sal |
rage committee in Milton. House
wives are urged to salvage every
1unce of fat possible for the manu-
lacture of explosives. All grocers
will receive the fats if taken to
heir place of business.
Religious Services At
Beach
A Bible school is being held
every Sunday afternoon at 2:15 by
he churches of Milton. Cottagers
md visitors are welcome to attend
.hese classes. Services are being
leld in front Of the ]. c. Lank
cottage.
Registration Dates
Registration of voters for the
irst election district of the tenth
representative district began in the
building, Milton, yester-
lay (Thursday). The next regis
ration day for Milton will be on
October II, between the
lours of 8 A. M. and z P. M, with
IN intermission from IL noon to 1
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Volunteers Needed For
Dissertation Posts.
John Fisher, in charge of the
Air-C Craft Warning Service in. Mil
on; is asking for volunteers for
he local. observation post as spot
ers.. Unless volunteers are Sc
iured Immediately the post will be
without observers during some of
he shifts. This is one of the most
important parts of our civilian. de-
ense set-up and must be kept go
ng. Mr.. Fisher appeals to those
'ersons who can spare any time
luring the day or night for the
Iurpose OF serving their country to
,et in touch with him at once.
Iiremen's Carnival
Milton Firemen's Carnival will
e held from August 20 to August
g.. There will be special attrac-
ions every night, including three I
ig rides. The thrill-a-second Oc-
opus will be there. On the last
light of the carnival a $1OO War ,
iond will be given away. !
,avinial Camp Opens
One hundred years ago this
ionth the Methodists of this town q
nd community opened camp-meet-
lg services on the grounds where '
le Pilgrim Holiness Church is 4
ow conducting camp-meeting. :
he Christians of those and later
ays were. made glad for the re- I
llts of their efforts, as many souls
ought the Lord in pardon of their
ms. The services now in progress
re conducted on the old-time
Iethodist lines. All are welcome
} attend. Let's go to church
lille we can. If you love good old
me Gospel preaching and singing F
ome with us. The Holden Sisters,
Dover, are in charge of music :
nd singing. Services will continue
yer Sunday, August %. w. J.
rider, pastor. ,.e
larried
Miss Beatrice M. Wells, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey H. Wells,
nd Mr.. E, Edward Carey, Jr., son
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Edward Carey ,
Millsboro, were married by the
ev. DR., Hamilton P. Fox, at Sails
ury, on Saturday, August l. They
ere attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
ale Mitchell, of Millsboro, by :
HON they were entertained at
inner. The bride wore a. white
llk jersey dress with matching
ccessories and a corsage of white
nd pink carnations with blue dell
hinium. Mrs. Carey is gradu-
te of Milton High School and
anks Business College. .Philadel- 1