Milford chronicle., 1944-06-02
MILTON

spSht the weekend with his sister
the Misses Nirgie and Mefey Ha;
zard. The condition of Miss Virei
VINO has been Ill long time, SHOW
no Improvement.
' David Dutton, U. S. Merchant Ma
i rlnes, is spending sometime with III
, , mother and wife in Milton.
Fred Reed and friend, Melvin Part,
have returned to their base in MOI
folk, Va. after spending several day
with fred'S mother, Mrs. Clara Rec,
Mrs. Eliza DuttOn entered the Nil
ford Memorial Hospital on Monday fo
treatment. She has been in poor healt
for several weeks.
Mrs. Viola Reed of Wilmington Wis
> ited MIR. and Mrs. Earl Reed for sew
eral days.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Touring an
children of Chester. Pa, visited Mi
ana Mrs. Lester Clendaniel and Mrs
Mary Quigg on Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Clendaniel, who has beel
IN Texas for several months, wher
her husband is i'm camp, is spendinl
sometime with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenc,
Miss Florence Barker spent tn,
weekend in Wilmington with Privat,
Carmean Stigliano and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Needles wer,
the dinner guests of friends in viii
mingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thackery ant
son Charles of Wilmington. spent the
holidays with his mother in Milton.
Mrs. Mary Truitt and daughters o
wilmington, are spending severa
weeks with her grandparents, Mr. AND
Mrs. William r. Wilkens.
Miss Norma Prettyman, student
nurse at the Wilmington General Hos
pltal. spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Prettyman.
Mrs. Ida Clendaniel. of Baltimore,
spent the weekend with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Lambden. Mr..
Lambden is quite i'll at his home on
Walnut street.
Neze Pastor ATTiSes
Rev. Milton Elliot. who is assigned
to Grace Church, Milton, by the PEN
insula Conference at its recent ses-
sion, conducted services at that church
last Sunday morning. In the after
noon he preached at the Indian River
Mission. Rev. William McDanieIs con-
Quoted the evening worship at Grace
Church, substituting for Rev. Elliot
who had a previous appointment at n
Greenwood Church. Rev. Elliot comes
from Pennington, where he has serv-
ed as pastor for several years. The
new pastor and family arrived at the
they We're welcomed by members of
the W. $. C. $.
Intend Bible School
Rev. and Mrs. Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Vincent are at
tending the Bible classes held in Gin
cinnati. Ohio. TO ra two weeks session.
TiTfiHg Friends
Mr. and Mrs. William Green of New
Jersey. visited her sister. Mrs Mag
gle DechCr and husband recently.
Miss Annie Havaleka and Mrs. Hea-
nette Lindsay of Washington are Wis
iting friends in Milton.
Returns Home
Walter W. Crouch returned home
on Saturday from Wills Hospital in
Philadelphia. where he underwent an
operation on his left eye.
Injured in Fall
w. y. johnson. yardmaster at the
NAPLES Lumber Company on Thurs
day of last week fell from a coal ele-
Vator and sustained severe bruises.
Doll was at the outer end of the
elevator about Is feet above ground
making repairs when he slipped and
fell. He was confined to his home for
several days under the care of his
physician and is now on the job
again.
Canning Peas
Local canneries are canning the
green pea crop. The crop in Broadklil
Hundred will he below normal The
end of this week will see the end of
the pea canning season.
STdzcbcTTiCS
Local strawberry growers are re-
cciVing very good prices for that crop /
The yield is far below normal. hut
the prices received will make the
crop a profitable one TO the growers .
Good Eats
Local victory gardeners are enjoy
ing new onions. peas, lettuce. radishes,
garden greens. and strawberries on
their menus these days.
BaCCdidur6dfC Sermon
Rev. Milton Elliot. pastor of the
Grace Methodist Church. will deliver
the bacCalauTCate sermon TO the grad
uating class Of Milton High School in
the school auditorium on Sunday NOR
ming at eleven o'clock. Grace Sunday
school will hold their morning session
at $3.50 instead of 10 o'clock. in order
attend the services. There will he no
preaching service at the Grace Church
on Sunday morning. hut services will
be- held on sunday evening as usual
Exercises
The 1874 graduating class of Mil
.on High School will hold its com
nencemcnt exercises in the school
next week. There are IA members in
he graduating class \ program will
Ic presented by the class under the
direction Of Mrs. W. G. WEIGH The
Exercises will begin at S p. M, at ,
WHICH time the public is cordially in
'itcd.
slightly Improved
Arthur Donovan was taken suddenly
u at his home several days ago. and
$ now confined to his home under
he care Of his physician. His condi-
ion is somewhat improved at this {
inc.
tate Conference !
The State Conference for Youths !
temperance Councils of Delaware will {
egin its session on June 8 at 2 p m.
I the Junior College. Dover. Those $
rho have been invited to help make !
his program a success are the fol
lwng: Miss Regina Meede. national {
cncral secretary for Y. T. G., Chi :
ago: the officers of Delaware Y. T. G. !
. T. officials; the Kent county di-
nctor of Christian Citizenship. Mary e
aulk Lewis. Plays and Skits by coun-
Y councils. The dinner hour will be
box supper and rereatiOn. There
ill be a movie based ON the temper
nee program. The main address of
10 evening will be by Rev. John
uniting. Jr. of Camden. The general
.crctary of the Youths Temperance
ouncils of Delaware. Mrs. Bessie Will J
M. is looking forward to well f
TENDED conference by all Interested
iiiptl dnNt NDAhNASs II
isn Milton
Lieutenant and Mrs. Warren r. n
ood. q. S. A. F.. were dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Reed on =
inday. Lieutenant Good and wife -
ave been spending several days with
lends in Milton Lieutenant Good
as formerly a teacher in the Milton
Ugh School. +
?. S. c. S. To Meet
The w. S. c. S. of Reynolds Church
in meet at the home Of Mr.. and O
RS. William McIlvain in Harbeson on
thursday evening. June s. Ice cream X
I'd cake will he on sale. Everybody q
efcome. b
Charles Stuchlik of Milton announ-
S the marriage of his daughter.
,sephine, to Air Corps Sergeant An 81
ony Lombard. Jr., son of Mr.. and /,
RS. Anthony lombard. of Jersey
ty, n. ]. The wedding took place 8
Sunday afternoon. May z. at ST.
nthony Church in Jersey City, with 7,
lther Fitzpatrick officiating. Attend =
e were the immediate families and :
eir fripnds Sergeant I1Ombardi af-