Milford chronicle., 1943-04-30
MILTON
Recreation Centre
To COnflnue


: continue the recreation centre TO
: the young people of the commun
ity during May and July. A perma
nent organization was effected b,
! the election of Miss Mary King a
chairman; Mrs, Ann Welch, secre
, tary; Mrs. Eldora Reed, treasurer
The project was begun the last Fri
day evening in March and contin
ued each Friday evening during
April. So successful has been tn,
project and so well attended BY
the youth that it was deemed ad
visable to continue at least to the
end of June. To support the centre
1t is proposed to solicit contribu.
tions from the parents and others
interested in wholesome recreation
for the young people of the COM
munity. Hostesses will be present
each Friday evening to direct ac-
tivities and maintain order. This
is worth while project and should
receive the support of every citi-
zen of the community who is in
! terested in decent pleasure and re-
~ iSatlOh AOl llc gOuAHs
Firemen To Meet In Milton
The 14th annual Delmarva Fire
mems Association convention will
be held in Milton on Wednesday.
May ~. Due to the war. the eXecu-
tive board decided to cancel the
parade which is usually a part of
the annual affair The executive
board meeting will be held in the
morning to be followed by the
convention sessions.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wyatt
Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Wyatt. wife of
William Wyatt. of Georgetown. died
on Friday morning, April 90, after
an illness of long duration. She was
the daughter of the late John T.
and Mary Wilson Crouch. of Mil
ton. Funeral services were held at
Grace Methodist Church, George
town. on Monday afternoon. and in
terment made in Union cemetery.
Revs. KesmOdel and Bailey having
charge of the services. Beside her
husband she is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Ernest C. Wyatt
of Philadelphia; Mrs. Ruth Wilgus.
Mrs. Howard Dickerson and Miss
Mary Wyatt. of Georgetown; Mrs.
Harold W. Hudson of Dagsboro:
Mrs. Roland ID. Walls. of Salisbury:
Mrs. Harry Lindenburg and Walter
T.. Wyatt of EssingtOn, Pa. She is
also survived by two brothers. Wal
er w. Crouch of Milton. John r.
Crouch, of Philadelphia. and Mrs.
Nary C. Quig of Milton.
Married
Miss Iris Adell Maloney. daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ma
oney. of Milford, and William Ed
Yard Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm T. Thomas, of Milton. were
larried at Grace BethOdist par
onage on Saturday, April "a. 1913.
y the Rev. J. J. Won Hagel.
aSter Program
A very interesting Easter pro-
ram was given by the member of
race Methodist Church School on :
unday evening. The program fol-
,ws: Prelude by Miss Helen Hast
lgs; hymn by congregation; pray !
: by c. T. Vent; scripture reading Z
y the pastor, Rev. J. j. Won Hagel; I
scitations by Donna Lou Belts, \
Obby Reed, Janet Lee Hastings.
lille Scott. Eleanor jefferson, I
ladys Jefferson. Truitt jefferson. q
1nny Reed; hymn by the congre- Il
Ition: recitations by Lauretta \
JeOn Won Hagel. Rich y
d Rayfeld. Charles Carey. Nancy y
Opkins, Ronald Jefferson, Joan "
ickerson. Connie Darby. jeanette k
illey, Sarah Messick. Catherine o.
lrsOns. Caroline Clendaniel, Do o.
res Savage, Doris Spencer. Rich NJ
d SammOns. William Carmean, VI
mes Carpenter. Billy Hopkins. j
)rma Banning. Lucy Darby, Pat al
Morris, Helena Donovan, Martha Sc
endaniel. Charlotte Reed, Helen f
ae Carpenter, Lila Jane Spencer. &C
s Lewis, Harold Belts and George BY
laloupka. The second part of the sc
ogram consisted of a religious m
anna, THE Continuing Resurrec-
IN" participated in by the older
ambers of the school. 1t was very
pressive and very well presented
der the direction of Mrs. Gather
= Belts. The collection amounted -,
$1250O. III III
arringtOn-I Hastings NuptiaIs Al
Miss Ethel Elizabeth Warrington, th
lighter of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Cl
arlington. of Harbeson. and Da- Iv
Harry Hastings. son of Mr.. and an
S. J. Harry Hastings. of near an
lton. were married at Grace In
thodist parsonage on Sunday p,
ming by the Rev. J. J. Won Ha- f,
lo
tertained fo
lr. and Mrs. Thomas Baker and la
and Mrs. John Ennis of FL
dale visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry re
is on Sunday. its
fertained gr
Ir. and Mrs. Earl Reed enter zeI
led on Sunday the following pli
ltives: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Der tn
1son, Miss Dorothy Reed and &c
). Rathel Reed. of Chester. Mr. To
Mrs. James O'Neal and daugh- th'
Hazel of Boothwyn, Pa, Mrs. wa
la Reed of Wilmington; Ray Pr
nd Short, of Philadelphia; Miss hii
nche Hastings, of Laurel. Pfc. RAJ
ldon Reed of Camp Davis, N. C.; lik
!. George Reed of near town. do
tied Relatives ITO
ohm T. Crouch and Nelson pr;
chit, of Philadelphia. spent the COZ
k-end with Mrs. Mary Quig. ou
e and There eV,
Ir. and Mrs. Wallace Kopple cai
son Eddie of Harbeson were ior
1er guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. the
Crouch on Sunday.
lmes ]. Jackson of Georgetown am
the guest of his brother, Chas. -