Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
MILTON
Rally Day At Goshen Church

III. n lJ-nlnutc program, PSpetldl- J.
ly planned for the day, will pre-
cede the lesson study.
Morning worship will be at II
o'clock.
Rally service at 7:30 p. m.
A program entitled Come, We
That Love the Lord, Let Us Cru
sade With Christ" will be pre-
sented by all departments of the
Sunday school
The program will also observe
Promotion Day. Students will pre-
sent some of their accomplish
ments of the past year and pro
motion certificates and other
awards will be given in recOgni-
ton. Everyone is cordially invited
to come. New copies of the Upper
Room are now available in the
rack on the bulletin board.
Lovely white dahlias were on the
altar last Sunday in memory of
Mrs. Mamie c. Atkins. given by
her daughters. Miss Sarah Atkins
and Mrs. COrdelia Radke.
birthday Party
On Tuesday evening of last week
Mrs. Arthur ShOckley celebrated
her birthday anniversary by enter
tanning a number of relatives and
friends at her home on East street
at Mill. Those present were Mrs.
Fannie Marsh Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Reed and son. Bobby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis ChOrman. Mrs Maggie Will
ley. Mrs. Doris Ritter and dauSht-
.er. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Crouch,
Reverend and Mrs. Milton Il.
Elliott and sons. Samuel and
Vaughn Mrs. Shockley was the re-
CepiCnt of many gifts. Ice cream,
cake and nuts were served.
Dorsey Morgan of Ellendale has
taken over the MANAGEMENT of the
restaurant at the bridge, establish
ed several years ago by Mrs. Will
liam r Wilkins.
Arthur WagamOn is planning the
erection of a dwelling on the site
of the Daniel WaGamOn store.
corner of Chestnut and Atlantic
streets This is a beautiful site for
home. Mr. WagamOn will begin
construction shortly.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Martin were
Dover visitors on Saturday after
noon
Mechanics have begun the erec-
tiOn of a connecting building he
tween Grace Church property and
Social Hall. The new building will
contain the heating system, fuel
bins and laboratories.
Stop signs will be placed by
Town Council at the intersection
of Chestnut and Front streets and
at Front and Federal streets
These intersections are dangerous
to both automobile drivers and
pedestrians. and ii is hoped that
the warning signs will make these
places safer. Another suggestion
tor safety is that the dead man
at Federal and Front he moved 4
few feet south on Federal and il
the center of that thOrOuGhfarP. As
at present located north bOunC
trucks and buses are compelled tt
pass on the left side of the 'deaC
man" compelling south hOun(
traffic to halt while the turn is he
ing made by north bound vehicles
This is one spot that COmpeNs laS
violations and it should be remcdi
ed at once
The property on Union Street re
Gently purchased by Mr. and Mrs
Meredith is being remOdeled. as t
the interior. Fireplaces and othe
COnvenienCes are being installed.
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs
Jake West was bitten in the fac
by a dog as he, with his mother
was leaving the home of Mis-
Sarah Atkins on Thursday of las
week. We are told that this is tn
second child bitten by roamin
dogs on the streets of Milton
There is law against allOwin
dogs to roam wild, why not enfOrC
it?
On Friday evening of last wee
Charles l.. Jackson was given
surprise birthday party by his II
lativeS and friends at his home q
Broad street Those present wer
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr. al
Mrs. Harry Smith. Mr.. and Mr.
Edward Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. o
Vile Banning. Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
liam 7. Walls. Miss Eva *. Smit
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. CrouC
and Mrs. COrdelia Radke. |,
cream. cake and fruit were serve
Mr. IonE rnnnixn1 nj;
presents.
Leroy H. Johnson who has bet
i'll for several weeks is now able
be out again.
Robert Palmer. .Jr, of the u.
Army is spending a furlOuGh wi
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robe
Palmer Sr.
Mrs. Ira Phillips of New Have
Conn. is spending two weeks wi
her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Porter
Mrs. David DuttOn Jr.. spent {
week end in New York City. whe
she met her husband who was |
turning from fifteen months to
of duty in the South Pacific as G
gineer on an oil tanker. They ha
ltluI lltu W tHtlI HOulc Ill MlII(
where Mr.. DuttOn will spend sol
time.
Mrs William Potter. former
Miss Gertrude Snyder. of Lewes
spending some time with relati,
here.
Mrs. Laura Calhoun is quite
at her home on Chestnut street.
Mrs. Emma Truitt after spel
ing some time with relatives
Lewes. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gould.
Baltimore and Mr. and NJ
Charles Barnes of Pittsburg w
week end guests of Miss Bert
Jones.
Captain Rufus Reed who
been under DhVSiCiau'S care