Milford chronicle., 1943-06-11
MILTON
Lacerated Hand

auOnS OF nef leIt nanQ from DOl
tie she was carrying. Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Barker, neighbors, ren
/ dered first aid and rushed Mri
Hurley to the Milford. Memoria
Hospital. where medical and sur
gical aid was given. She remainel
in the hospital several days.
Baccalanreate Service
At the Milton school auditorium
on Sunday morning baccalaureat,
services were held for the gradu
ating class. The following program
was given: Professional; call t.
worship, by Rev. A. Howard Will
liams; hymn, Holy, Holy, Holy;
invocation by George S. Buhl; scrip
mre lesson by Rev. Jasper l.
Zones; anthem. 'Sanctus" from
THE St Cecilia Mass" Gounod
by Milton Senior Choral Club
prayer by Bishop Arthur r. Nc
Kinstry; Lords Prayer. Bishop
McKinstry; hymn. 20 God. Our
Help in Ages PAST" sermon by
Rev. William H. Hudson; hymn,
God Forth to Life" benediction,
Rev Williams: recessional.
Family Gathering
DR.. and Mrs. William f. Doug
las entertained over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Douglas, of
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Douglas, of Pennsylvania. and
Miss Mary Catherine Douglas. stu
dent at West Chester Teachers
College.
4 son Is Born
Mrs. Robert B. Black. Jr., and
young son. Robert. III. are doing
nicely at their home. corner of
Broad and Mulberry streets.
Attending Summer School
Mrs. Jane Lingo Black and Miss
Mary Black of the Milton faculty,
left on Sunday to attend the Appa-
lachan Teachers College in North
Carolina for the summer course.
Children'S Day
The annual Children's Day ser
vices will be held at Grace Metho-
dist Church on Sunday evening, be-
ginning at 7:30 o'clock. A program
of recitations. dialogues. drills. etc.
will be presented by the members
of the Church School. Rev. j. l..
Jones. the pastor. announces that
he will he glad to baptize all chill
dren that may be presented by
their parents. He would like to
he informed of such presentations
not later than Saturday evening.
If impossible to give him that no.
tice. bring the children anyhow.
and he will perform the rites.
Those desiring TO join the church
on that day will be given the op-
portunity. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Graduation Exercises
The senior class of Milton High
School held commencement eXer-
cises on Tuesday evening. June s.
The class roOl; Clarence J. Bark
er. Russell Reed Benson. Pearl
Virginia Belts, Mary ChalOupka.
James Edwin DaliOus. Russell f.
Donovan. Franklin j. Gilbert. An
ma Catherine Hudson. Earl w.
King, Doris Ann Reed. Thelma Es-
tella Reed. William NJ. Reed. Mar
garet NJ. Reynolds. Geneva H. Rog- /
ers, jeanette l.. Rogers. Norma
Elaine Spencer. Steward Stanley
Steen. Robert W Stevenson. Helen I
Walls. Hazel Belle Webb (
and James C. White
Daily Vacation School I
The directors of the Daily Va
cation Bible School being sponsor (
ed by the churches of the town,
will meet in social hall this evening
to complete plans for the opening !.
of the term on June IA. All direc-
tors and the faculty are urged to
be present at this most important
meeting.
In Hospital
Miss Emily Clendaniel. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Z. Glen
daniel. is slowly improving at the
Memorial Hospital. Her
condition is yet serious but her
recovery is expected by
her family and physicians.
Here and There /
The following service men have
been guests of their parents dur
ng the past few days: Granville
Mitchell. Carl Clendaniel. Fred
Reed. Douglas Hudson. Charles
Wiley. Earl Argo. William H.
Nelch. William Mcgee.
Norman Postles, who recently
graduated from the Milwaukee
University. is spending some time
With parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Linden
oostles.
Mrs. Eliza Dutton. Mrs. Marga-
ct DuttOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Black and Miss Mary Black were
Inner guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
ieorge Wilson at Dover on Sun
lay.
Mrs. Granville Marvil. who re-
emily underwent a major opera
ion at the Milford Memorial Hos
iital. returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Reynolds.
Irs. William T. Walls and James
'arsons were Milford visitors last
:
Mr.. and Mrs. AinswOrth Abbott
( Milford. were the guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. William T. Walls on Sun
ay.
Mrs. Charles f. Darby. of Phila-
elphia. is the guest of her sister
frs. Goldie Owens.
IOrriS Farm ResOld
By order of the Orphans Court.
he Charles Morris farm, east of ]
iilton. was sold at public auction
II Saturday afternoon. 1t was pur- !
hased by Linden Barr. a George
own timber dealer. for $4,000. The :
arm was sold several weeks, ago
D Lester Russell for $4,000, but
'hen Mr.. Russell had a survey
lade it was found that instead of