Milford chronicle., 1943-09-17
MILTON

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Monday afternoon at his late .homt
on Union street, for Harry T
Campbell. who was instantly killed
in an automobile accident on Fri
day evening. Mr.. Campbell lost
control of his car on the Milton
Georgetown road, about six miles
from Milton, and was killed when
the car crashed into a deep ditch,
Stanley Wells, of Milton, a passen-
ger in the car. escaped with only
a few scratches. Campbell was
taking Wells, both employees of the
Diamond State Roller Mills, to
Georgetown to pick up Wells car
when the accident occurred. The
deceased is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Nora Argo Campbell; one
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Dorman, of
Milton; his father, William ].
Campbell, and three sisters, Mrs.
Robert Shockley, of New Castle,
Mrs. Amanda Crouch and Mrs.
Herschel Dodd, of Milton. Inter-
ment was made in Odd Fellows
Cemetery. Harry Campbell had
many friends in this vicinity as
was attested to by the many floral
pieces that surrounded his bier.
He was a valued and faithful friend
and neighbor. He had been
member of Milton Fire Department
for ten years, and for the past sew
en- years was an employee of the
Diamond State Roller Mills. Rev.
G. S. Ross. of Seaford, a former
pastor of Grace Methodist Church.
conducted the funeral services, as
sisted by Rev. J. L. Jones. present
pastor of that church.
Service Men Home
The following service men were
home this week for a few days:
Donald Clendaniel. Richard Waga-
mon. Charles Jones, Jr.. Ray Dodd
and Hylan Johnson. of the Navy;
Charles Wiley, William Wilkins,
Everett Argo, Earl Argo.
Firemen'S Carnival
The annual carnival by the Mil (
on Fire Department opened last
light on the carnival grounds in
North Milton. The affair will con-
inue nightly for at least ten days.
Several thrilling rides will enter
ain visitors; many booths are
o AIDED with desirable merchandise
md other features usually found at
uch affairs are present. Come out
nd meet friends and have a most
Enjoyable time. and at the same
ime help the tiremen secure funds
or new equipment. Special at
ractiOns each and every night.
Bring the family for fun and sur
rises.
iPW HymnalS Dedicated
At Grace Methodist Church on
sunday morning. Rev. Jasper L.
ones. pastor. dedicated the new
Methodist Hymnals." These hymn
looks were secured through dona-
ions by members and friends of
he church. Until Sunday this
had been using the
Id Methodist Protestant Hymn
Is"
tally Day
The annual Rally Day and Pro-
notion Service will be observed by
he Grace Methodist Church school
n Sunday, October 10. Promotion
ervices will be held at the regular
ession of the Church School. Ev-
ry member, active or inactive, is
rged to be present at this SER
ice. Let this be real Rally
)ay'-the start of regular attend
nee thru the winter months, at ,
east. In the evening the Rally
lay program will be presented by ,
lembers of the school. The pro-
ram will consist of recitatiOns. ,
etc. The public is in ;
tied to attend both these SER
ices.
Miss Dorothy Reed has returned
} Chester, Pa. after spending sew
raj days with her parents, Mr. and '
Irs. Earl Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carpenter,
Lincoln. were guests of Mr.. and :
Irs. Charles l.. Jackson on Sunday )
fternOOn. =
Miss Doris Ann Donovan, of near !;
incOln, was the guest on Sunday :
Miss Wanda Clendaniel.
The Charles Barkers have moved
lck to their Milton home after l
pending the summer at their
roadkill Beach cottage. \
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Donovan,
Glendale, were the guests of Mr.. G
I'd Mrs. Earl Reed on Sunday.
The condition of Mrs. Ida Hughes T
somewhat improved at this time.
Miss Dorothy Postles, member
the Dover public school faculty,
,ent the weekend with her par
It's. Mr.. and Mrs. George Postles. =
Mrs. Annie 1. Waller. of Delmar,
as the guest of her sister. Mrs. r
Iizabeth Porter, on Sunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ jefferson =
I'VE returned from visit with =
cir sons in Indiana and Pennsyl-
mia.
Mrs. Cora Prettvman, Mrs. Cath
inc Rogers. Mrs. Virginia Clifton
ID Willard Clifton, of Milford. at
nded the funeral of Harry T.
Impbell on Monday.
Fred Argo. of Wilmington. was
ilton visitor this week.
Walton Dickerson and Fred Day q,
n. of New Jersey. spent the week l
d with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dick
son.