Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
MILTON
Unreasonable Weather

: The cold freezing weather during
t April has seriously halted early
|. planting in Victory gardens i'm this
?. vicinity. Ordinarily by the last oil
April most early vegetable seeds
= are in the ground-but not this
c April. Only the hardy vegetables
! such as onions, potatoes. cabbage
and peas have been planted TO date,
] which means that very few will
mature by early summer. Back in
the early part of the Eighteenth
: Century there was a year with
practically no summer-will 1913
be another such year?
Returns TO Texas
Private Ralph Clendaniel. who
has been spending Is days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Clendaniel in Milton, has returned
to his duties in the U. S. service in
Texas. Mrs. Clendaniel remained
in Texas while Ralph made the
trip home.
Visiting Sister
Mrs. Mary f. Belts of Slaughter
Neck. is spending some time with
her sister. Mrs. Annie Reynolds on
Union street.
Entertained CHESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Darby enter
tanned over the weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. ElwoOd Bigher and children.
Jane and Carolyn. of Audubon, n.
J.
Easter Services
Easter services will be observed
in the Milton churches on Sunday
of this week with appropriate SER
vices. At Grace Methodist Church.
Rev. ]. ]. Won Hagel. the pastor.
will deliver special message at
the morning service. There will be
special music also. In the evening
the annual Easter program will be
rendered. There will be recitatiOns.
dialogues, drills. etc, by the young
members of the school. followed by
pageant by the older members of
the school. 1t is an impressive pro-
gram and the public is cordially in
vited to be present. The program
starts promptly at 1870 o'clock.
Come.
t7ptClul -utttiuS lOuiSHl
There will be an important meet
ing of the Board of Education of
Grace Methodist Church at Social
Hall tonight friday, and all MEM
berS of the board are urged to be
present. Business of importance is
to be transacted and it is the de-
sire of the president, Mrs. FlOssie
Hastings, that all members be
present at 1880 O'Clock.
visited Family
Pfc. f. Edward Carey. Jr., has
returned to the Army Air Base.
Lincoln. Nebraska. after spending
a ten-day furlough with his wife
and parents.
Enlarging BrOiler House y
Dyson Spencer is adding another
section to his already large broiler
plant in Cave Neck. The addition
will house about ten thousand
chicks. making the total capacity
of the plant fifteen thousand chicks.
Mr.. Spencer has been in the bust
ness for more than three years and ,,
in that time has furnished the mar
ket with many thousands of chick
ems.
Visit RehObOth
Charles L. Jackson and Ebay !
Walls spent Monday in Rehoboth +,
Beach doing some repair work to .
the Jackson property, occupied by I
Ernest Truitt.
Visited Friend :
Miss Wanda Clendaniel spent the !;
weekend with Miss Lorraine Beebe :
N Lincoln City. -
Here and There =
Mrs. Annie Welch has returned =
rom visit with friends and rela- =
ives in New York City. She was II
accompanied home by her husband, -
Pfc. William H. Welch. Jr., who =
pent the weekend with his par .
nts. !,
Wheat and rye came through the ;,
winter in bad condition and the :,
resent weather is not doing these "
rOps any good. The prospect in ~
Hundred for "A normal y,
rop of these grains is not very -,
ncouraging. y,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson and .;
lmily. of Dover, visited Mrs. Da- u
id DuttOn, ST.. and Mrs. David Il,
button, Jr., Sunday. .,
Mrs. Laura Calhoun. Nora Mas 81 ~
ey. Miss Edith Calhoun and Mrs. .,
'avid Dutton visited Mr.. and Mrs. .,
Woodrow Wilson. near Cokesbury. .,
le past week. -,
unriSe Services -,
There will he two inferdanon1i-
ltional services in Milton this q,
eek. The first will be held on IN
riday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
race Methodist Church. This SER
ce will be in commemOration of
1suS' death on the cross. The sec
I'd will be a sunrise service on
lnday morning at o'clock. This l.
i'll be held on the lawn of Mr.. '
Id Mrs. Milton +. Graves. over
oking the lake. Rev. A. II. Will
ans. pastor of Pilgrim Holiness
lurch. will deliver the message.
hile Rev. William H. Hudson and
ev. J. J. VonHagel will have part
the services. The young people
the three churches will assist in
e singing. These churches will
We their respective services for Sa
e rest of the day. Let everyone pr,
1rship God on this day of resur-
ction in the midst of a period of thi
If and death. an,
rthday Party CHI
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Williams en- fes
tanned at birthday party Sat !
daV fr0m IN n m in honnr L,