Milford chronicle., 1943-09-03
MILTON

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Mrs. Pauline Scott, daughter O
Mrs. Virginia c. and the late Geo
l. Montgomery, of Milton. ant
Sergt. Joseph Gaschnitz, son q
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gaschnitz. Of
Grenloch. N. j., were married al
Fort Miles on Tuesday morning
August "a, by the Rev. william B
Foley, U. S. Army chaplain.
Visiting Aunt
Miss Wanda Clendaniel is spend
ing few days with her aunt, Mrs,
Zelda Wolfe, in Springfield, Pa.
Guest of JacksOnS
Mrs. Anna Morris, of Milford. was
the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. L. Jackson.
Beach PlumS Ripe
Residents of Milton and Broad
kill hundred are making pilgrim
ages daily to broad kiln beach to
gather the succulent beach plum
These plums are used in making
jelly and jam and are a consider
able help through the winter menu.
They are quite plentiful, though
small, because of the long drought,
but one can gather many quarts in
a few hours.
Going South
Miss Mary Black has accepted a
position in Winston Salem, N. c.,
school as physical education in
structor. Miss Black is a grad
uate of Boone Teachers College in
North Carolina.
Guest of Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lingo, of
Indiana, are the guests of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lingo,
this week.
With Mother (
Lieut.. Franklin Hazard, of Flor
ida. is spending a short furlOugh /
with his mother. Mrs. Agnes Haz-
zard Lacey Hazard.
Purchases Hotel
Mrs. NJ. Capek. an experienced
hotel matron. has purchased the
Mansion House and will conduct it
under her personal management.
The hotel has been renovated and
repaired inside and out and now
presents a pleasing appearance.
Mrs. Anna Maui Rites
Mrs. Anna Maui. widow of the
ate William Maui, formerly of .
Milton. died at the home of her
son, Roland Maui, in Mullica Hill,
Y. j.. on Tuesday after a short ill
less. aged SO years. The body was
brought to Milton on Friday and
he funeral services were held in l
trace Methodist Church on Fridav
IfternOOn. Rev. NJ. f. Hungerford J
# Milford. conducting the services.
nterment was made in the Milton :
Methodist Cemetery. She leaves I
wO sons. William Maui. Jr., and !
Roland Maui. both of Millica Hill; I
wo granddaughter. Miss Rosalyn I
1aul. of Mullica Hill. and Mrs.
lola Maui Clendaniel. of Milton,
nd five grandchildren y
PrVice Men Home
The following men of the service >
'ere home during the past week: d
'fc Milton Mustard. Pvt. James :,
.ogers. Pvt Carl Campbell, Pvt. u
rank Stogden. Pvt. Hunter Pep :
er. Seaman Richard Wagamon, .
'Onald Clendaniel and Joseph Cal [
,way.
eturnS from Visit |
Miss Helen BrayertOn returned
ONE on Wednesday after spending |
few days with relatives and
lends in New Jersey and Penn
'lvania.
{ RehObOth Beach
Mrs. Goldie Owens. of Milton. and
RS. Charles f. Darby, of Phila-
,lphia. are spending a few days in
ehoboth. Capt. Darby spent the
with them.
ere And There @;
Miss Joyce Meyers, of Philadel- ~
liza. is spending a week with her
int. Mrs. Earl Reed. WI
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Welch. of
linden. n. j.. were weekend vi
tests of relatives.
Grace Sunday School will con-
ne at the usual hour on Sunday NJ,
o o'clock. All members are a,
ged to be present and participate =.
this interesting and helpful SER
,e
Elwood Clendaniel, who suffered Rt
severe cash on his right leg two
,eks ago. is able to get around -,
tn the aid of crutches. "i
Fred Welch, of Philadelphia,
IS the guest of Milton relatives Sc
IS week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Palmer and RE-
n are spending this week at
Mrs. Annie Crouch. Mr.. and Mrs.
as. l.. Jackson, of Milton. and FO
s. Chas. Morris. of Milford. spent BE
nday at Broadkill Beach.
rhe w. S. c. S. of Reynolds Co
thodist Church will meet at the Do Do
at Harbeson on Thurs
= evening. September 9th. Ice no
am and cake will be on sale.