Milford chronicle., 1943-08-20
MILTON
Cut Leg Severely

CuL Leg severely
Elwood Clendaniel, of Ceda
Beach, fell as he was leaping frOI
I his cabin boat to another lyin
r nearby, and sustained sever
: cash on his left leg. He was take
: to Milford physician for treat
: ment. It required four stitches t
close the wound. Mr.. Clendanie
! lost considerable blood before first
aid was rendered by a neighboI
, He is now at the home of his bro
J ther, Lester e. Celndaniel, Ol
Broad street.
Entertained on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Welch enter
tanned on Sunday, Mrs. Stanley
Pointer, of Philadelphia; Mrs
Gardner Salter and son, of Viii.
mington; Mrs. Harry M. Hart, Of
Milford, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. F
Hart, of Harrisburg, Pa.
Campmeeting Continues
Pilgrim Holiness Camp-Meeting,
in progress for the past two weeks,
will continue over next week,
closing on Sunday night.
Visited In Milton
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Wilson, of
near Smyrna, Mrs. William Wilson
and daughter, Doris. Mrs. George
Wilson, of near Dover, and Mrs.
Jehu Clifton, of Lincoln, were din
ner guests at the home of Mrs.
Eliza Dutton on Sunday.
Painting Home
Eldridge Donovan is painting his
home near Zion Church. This home
and surroundings are neatly kept
and is a credit to the community.
Building Barn
Joseph Wells is erecting a barn
on his property. one mile east of
Milton, on the Broadkill road.
Entertain Friends
Mayor and Mrs. J. d. Robbins are
entertaining Mrs. Bessie Ripp and
Mrs. Eta Hass. of Brooklyn, n. Y.
this week.
Returned Home
After spending two weeks with
relatives and friends in Chester
and Marcus Hook, has returned
home.
Former Pastor Visits
Rev. H. P. Adams and wife. of
Salisbury, Md, were recent visit
ors in Milton. Rev. Adams is
former pastor of Pilgrim Holiness
Church in this town.
Visiting Sister
Captain and Mrs. Charles E. Dar-
by, of Philadelphia. are spending
some time with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Goldie Owens.
Moved To Philadelphia /
Mrs. Louise Thomas. widow of
the late Walter Thomas. sold her
household goods at public sale on
Saturday and has taken up her
residence with relatives in Phila
delphia.
Thanks
The members of Reynolds W. S.
C. S. thank all who assisted in
the bake and food sale
success on Saturday afternoon.
Here And There
Mrs. Mary Copeland, nee Hether-
ington, of Sharon Hill. Pa, was the
guest of Mrs. Eliza DuttOn last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maull. of
Sharon Hill, Pa. after spending
two weeks at their Milton home,
have returned to Philadelphia
Mrs. Margaret Dutton. after
several days with her
husband in New York, returned
home on Sunday evening. Mr.. Dut-
ton, of the Merchant Marine, is on
another trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Welch had
IS their weekend guest Miss Cath
crime MorentZ. of Upper Darby,
Pa.
Miss Loretta Clendaniel. who has
been spending several weeks with
her mother. near Harrisburg. Pa.
has returned to Milton.
Captain Lew Darby. of Camden,
Y. j.. was a Milton visitor over the ,
;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson /
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reed ]
spent last week at Broadkill Beach. [
They had a most enjoyable time l
claiming and fishing.
Every cottage at Broadkill Beach
S occupied and this old bayside re- !
sort is as lively as in years past. 8
The fishing is splendid. hard-shell
,rabs are plentiful and CLAIMS can
De had for the picking. No better i
Jathing is found on the shore than =
It this resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Lynch, of Will
nington, visited her sister. Mrs. G. \
William Pettyjohn. and family, I
lear town. last week. =
avn Social 4
On Saturday evening the people a
# Milton and vicinity will be af- +
orded an enjoyable time at the
avn social. under the auspices of Y
race w. S. C. S. on the church h
avn. Homemade cake and ice \
ream will be on sale. There will 8
lso be games and entertainment. v
he public is invited to attend.
ew HymnalS n
The members of Grace Church !
ave ordered new church hymnals
nd expect to have them in use n
'ithin a week or two. The h
ymnals were donated by members 7
nd friends of the church, sub Il
cribing for one or more each.