Milford chronicle., 1945-11-02
MILTON

WI D ~ ''' 'td lNdttNt attended
Navy Day in New York city. re-
turning home or Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton I.ufIaud and
son, Jimmie were WHmineton
visitors on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willium 3. Wa.,-
mon ST.. Mrs May Nalcou. ana
Mrs. Ida Wclvh were the guests of
MIR. and Mir Arthur Wvlth. 1T
Manchester. Pa. on sunday.
Mrs. Harry Nickers and SON
Charles OF Philadelphia spent sun
day afternoon with MIR. and Mrs
William T. Wallis
W0rkmcn have completed the re-
pairs TO the water tank and tower
and it is now in service. This is thp
first work done To the municipaI
water reservoir for many years ana
its condition was indeed bad. Ii is
NOW IN perfect condition and will
serve many more years.
The attention Of our police j.
called TO the pernicious practice of
some car drivers TO pmk their We
licles on the sidewalk arproachiu4
the bridge tthe west side of the
street,. Also an occasional driver
will leave his car on the payu.ent
fronting the Southern States huild-
ing after loading while he or She
shops about town. This should hr
stopped at once. because nedostri-
ans are compelled to walk in the
road. dangerous thing at this
point
MIR. and Mrs. William I. Walls.
Mrs. Sallie Dodd and Mrs Geneva
Chadwick spent Sunday With MIR.
and Mrs. AinSWorth Ahhott in The
Shawnee district near Milford
Mr. and Mrs Lester f. ClrnGau-
iel on Sunday celebrated the 20th
anniversary Of their Wedding al
their home on Broads,reet. with Il
turkey dinner to the following re-
latiyes: ElWood Clendaniel who
was best man IL the Wedding. Mrs.
Mary Quiz. mother of the bride. Nr.
and Mrs. Walter ". Crouch. Viii
liam Wyatt OF GEORGETOWN MIR. and
Mrs. Emile Tourin2 and children vi
Chester, Pennsylvania. Mr.. and
Mrs Clcndaniel received many nice
cards ard 2ifts and we'll wishes
who were unable to be present
The manufacturing plants oI
Milton such as the several huttoI
cutting plants garment factory
chicken packing plants. feed mill
stove wick plant etc. And these are
all year sources Of employment
Aside from old relables there i
employment for farm workers
wood choppers, holly wreath wrap
per~. carpenters. painters anC
soth"r craftsmen. All in all Milton
is Very busy place.
Services At Grace Methods
hUrCh on Sunday have been an
n0unccd as follows: Sunday schoo
at lo "a. M morning Worship an,
sermon ny the pastor Reverend
Milton r. Elliott. Evening worship
and sermon 1t 30. The public i
cordially invited to all services.
Julian Smith of Baltimore wa.
the week end guest OF Miss Mar
"aret Lingo at tie home Of he
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Lingo
Mr. and Mrs Louis V Spence
;nd Mr.. and Mrs William spence
We're guests Of Mr. and Mrs Free
Clifton on Sunday.
EIwo0d Fox, OF Salem. New Jer
sey was the guest of Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Mitchell on Sunday.
large crowd witnessed th,
combined Victory and Hallowe'el
parade and bond sale in Milton OF
Wednesday. The parade was led b
lands from Aberdeen, Laurel
Greenwood and GEORGETOWN. Fol
lowing the parade a program an
exhibit was held at the school
World Temperance Day was OF
served on Sunday at Grace an
Goshen Methodist Churches. \
Goshen the local ". G. +. L. attend
ed in body at the m0rnine servic
and heard q wonderful sermon h
the pastor. Reverend William /
Hudson. the pastor. In the evenin
at Grace Church, Reverend AIilto
X. Elliott. the pastor delivered
special sermon on the subject.
The regular monthly meeting {
Reynolds Methodist Church vi
meet at the nome Of Mr.. and Mir
Granville Mills on Thursday ever
ing. November Sth Everybody We
come. Come.
Paul Fdainton Of the t. :. Ma
Ia, been hon0rably dischar@t
from that service and is now at Il
lone Of his parents. AIr and Mr.
~ Ed2inton
Mir. and Mrs. +. G. Reed. OF Lii
coin spent Sunday with MIR. al
Mrs. j. Vernon Reed
\ monument has been erected
Odd Fellows Cemetery. Milton. f
Nehemiah Edward and Rhot
Annie Walls by Joseph II. Walls
mark their burial place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Coffin
Wilmington spent the weok-el
with Mr.. and Mrs Hcrschel Do'
Of near town.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank \. Coyerda
spent Sunday with relatives al
friends in Salisbury. Nd.
Last Tuesday Miss Sara Atkil
Mrs. George Atkins. Mrs. Gra
willie Tyndall. Mrs Lewis Meg
and Mrs. George Waples attend
the Dover District meeting of t
W :. G.. s. held at Wesley ChurC
Georgetown.
Friday evening at "Witch's IA
ty" 30 Young adults met and ve
enthusiastically organized a You
Adult Fellowship with Miss Ma
Black as chairman.
This F'ridav evening. November
the group Will have a bowling pi
~. Those who would like to go a
invited TO meet at the church at
o'clock.
GOshpD NethOdi>t Church