Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
ReIlpIons Trninlng Scho0I

Religious Trimming School
Beginning on Wednesday even
ing, February 3, at 1900 o'clock, the
school for religious education for
Broadkill Hundred. will begin a
series of six meetings. Students
from the churches at Milton. Har-
besOn, Whites Chapel, Reynolds
and Zion. are expected to enroll the
first evening for the following
courses: "Latin-American Neigh
bors.' Teachings of the Life of
Christ" "Intermediate Work" and
Youth Work in the Small Church" &"
The instructors will be Rev. r. B.
BrintOn, of Lincoln: Rev. J. J. Won
Hagel. of Milton; Rev. J. l.. Jones,
of Greenwood. and Mrs. Hudson. of
Milton. The registration fee will
be one dollar. unless more than
five from any one church register.
then the fee will be eighty cents
per registrant. Sessions will be
held i'm Goshen Church. Milton. 1t is
urged that the Church Schools send
as many students. from the age of
sixteen years and over, to the
school as possible Remember the
date. Wednesday evening. February
3, at 1900 o'clock.
Soldier Returned Home
Earl Walls, son of Elzey Walls
of this town, has been discharged
from the army because of disability.
He arrived home on Saturday even
ing. After. undergoing an opera
tiOn in an army hospital some
months ago. Pvt. Walls failed to re-
spOnd satisfactorily.
Purchases Business
Having been called into the Navy,
Cornelius King has sold his res
taurant and store business. located
in the Mears Building. to Harold
Palmer, who will conduct the bust
ness in the future.
Attended Meeting
Rev. J. J. Won Hagel, Thomas
Parsons, Mrs. Elizabeth Porter.
Miss Lucy Short. Miss jeanette
Marvel, Miss Wanda Clendaniel
attended Youth meeting on Satur-
day at Wesley Junior College in
Dover They later were guests at
the banquet.
Guests
Mrs. Frank Donovan. of Lincoln,
and Mrs. Virginia Clendaniel, of
Harrisburg, Pa. were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Glen ,
daniel over the weekend.
Two Fires Within Hour
Milton firemen were called to two .
fires on Thursday afternoon within |
one hour. The first was at the !
radio repair shop of Roosevelt
Young. on Lingo street. in North
Milton. The building and contents
were totally destroyed. entailing a
loss of several hundred dollars. No
insurance. The second fire was the
Franklin Baker property on Union
street, occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Black. Firemen succeeded
in keeping the blaze confined to the
attic. Damage to the building was
covered by insurance. Friends re-
moved much of the Blacks furni-
ture from the house before the fire
was declared under control. 1t is
thought this fire was caused by an
ember from the first fire, about two
blocks to the west.
Returns From Hospital
After undergoing an operation
for the removal of his appendix at
Beebe Hospital. Lewes. some days
ago. ElwOod Walls is now at his
home near town recuperating.
In Dover
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Barker and
Mrs. William T. Walls were bust
ness visitors in Dover on Saturday
Visiting Son
Mrs. Charles f. Thackery is !
some time in Niagara
Falls with her son. Charles Thack
cry. Jr., and family. l
Returns Home
After spending some time with I
her son. Cove Reynolds and wife,
near Ellendale. Mrs. Annie Reyn-
Olds returned to her home in Mil d
ton on Monday afternoon. v
Grace Church News
The fourth quarterly conference. L
with DR.. Walter Hearn. district SUI b
in charge. will be
held in Social Hall on the evening |,
1f February is. All heads of n
church departments are expected v
20 render written reports. Meet n
ng promptly at 700 o'clock.
The election of the superintend- 7,
snts of the Church School will be = -
ield during the school session next ~ =,
Sunday morning.
The monthly missionary service
will be held preceding the study of III
he lesson at the Church School p
iession. Mrs. Elizabeth Porter will D.
'e in charge.
Grace and Goshen Churches will M
cooperate in a decision week be- NJ
inning March I. Decision Sunday
will be observed in Grace CChurch NJ
m the following Sunday. March Z. T.
Church School at 10. preaching da
t IL A. NJ; Young Peoples meet
ng at z. and sermon by the pastor, n;
lev. J. j. Won Hagel. at 1880 p. NJ. ~
Iere And There ev
Miss Mary Catherine Douglas. of
Vest Chester State College. spent K
he weekend with her parents, DR.,
nd Mrs. William F. Douglas. yC
Miss Imogene Donovan spent G'
aturday with her sister. Mrs. Paul pf
iaker. near Rehoboth. dr
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Crouch.
Iiss Mary Betty Crouch. and the IN
Iisses Emily and Martha Clendan- Nj
4 were business visitors in ho
georgetown on Saturday morning. co