Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
MILTON

have received word from their son,
Lieutenant Joseph NJ Jefferson,
that he is now on patrol duty III
the Pacific. Lieutenant Jefferson Is
in the submarine service and is an
engineering and electric officer.
Harry Belts has shingle- walled
his residence on Broad Street. He
also has rerOofed the front porch
and added a window TO a second
floor bedroom These improve
ments enhances the appearance of
the property.
Milton's Daily Vacation Bible
School closed on Friday of last
week after very interesting and
instructive two weeks session.
Children between the ages of four
and fourteen years attended and
received valuable instructions from
d very able corps of teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs Dorsey Burnham
spent the week end at RehObOth.
Beach.
Richard Wagamon. of the L. 5.
Navy. and Miss Marion Edginton.
of New Jersey were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William b.
WagamOn, Sr.
Harry Hudson. of the L. S. Navy
spent Saturday with his family on
Broad Street, returning to his du-
ties early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Virginia Welch, of Camden.
Delaware was the guest last week
of he rmother, Mrs. Eva Lingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Richards
and niece. Miss Thelma Reed. were
Sunday visitors at RehobOth.
Mrs. Lloyd Reed and daughter
Mrs. Doris Ritter were Washing
ton, d. c. visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Waga-
mon. Sr, were guests of Philadel-
phia relatives on Sunday and Mon
day.
Harold Clendaniel and Vic
Spencer were visitors at Ocean
City. Maryland on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Atkins
and Mrs. Elizabeth Lingo were Re
hOboth Beach visitors on Sunday.
A new roof has been placed OF
the home of Steve Clendaniel. This
property is owned by Mrs. Charlie:
A. Conner.
Little Miss Barbara Clendaniel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. HarOlC
Clendaniel is suffering with tn,
mumps. She is on the road TO re
COvery.
The following We're Rehoboth vi
sitors during the past week: Mrs
J. l.. Black. Mrs Eliza Dutton
Mrs. Margaret Dutton. Mrs. Allen;
Jester, Mrs. Emily Draper. Mrs
Marion Hazard. Mrs. Virgins
Pittard, Mrs. Marion McInnes.
ErmOn POstleS of West Chester
Pennsylvania spent the week en-
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George POstles. near town.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry IsaacS. on Union street ha
been re-rOofed this week.
Services at Grace Methods
Church next Sunday have annOunC
ed as follows: Church School at |
a. m. The high attendance recOr
has been maintained despite til
warm weather Morning worship
including communion Service an
sermon. at II a. m. Evening wOl
ship and sermon at 7:30. All al
invited to attend these service
Prayer meeting Wednesday ever
ings
The daily vacation Bible schO
closed on Friday after Il very SUI
cessful session. A very intereStiI
fn nYsfsl INN hJ.
pupils of the school on Frida
evening in Goshen Methods
Church. The school was spOnsOrC
by Milton churches.
Carlton Pepper, of the t. s. A
my Air Corps is spending a fe
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Pepper near Milton.
Mrs. Edith Massey Truitt has +
turned from a visit with her siste
Mrs. Helen Shaw in Georgia.
Mrs. William Porter attend'
the wedding of her niece at NOrri
town, Pennsylvania on Sunday a
ternoon. She returned home {
Monday evening.
Mrs. Norma Moore. r. y. of Nj
ton is on duty at Beebe Hospit;
LeweS.
Masters Weldon and Jackie Re
nOldS of SeafOrd are visiting the
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jol
Reynolds on Atlantic street.
Captain Arthur WagamOn a
spent the week end with his pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Wa
anon Sr.
Those from Milton attending I
Intermediate Institute. held i'll /
yer at Wesley Jr. Collegiate Ins
tute are: Waugh Elliott. Walt
Geyer, Lester Radke, Billie Rec
and Miss Sue Graves.
On Tuesday evening a Genel
meeting of the W. S. {. 5. circ
of Goshen Church held including
covered dish supper. Louis a
Madeline Dennis recently return
from China We're guests and del
cred messages about their work
that field.
AT the Sunday morning serV
at Goshen Church Reverend Ri
ard A. Brandt will bring the me
age. He has served four years
the mission station at Nigeria.
the west coast of Africa. Now
leave in this country he will
turn shortly to the field. Everyt
is cordially invited to worship W
us and hear this inspiring mess;
of Gods work in other lands.
Mrs. Frederick lehman has
turned from a weeks visit "
Washington. ID. {. relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Jones ;
children. spent Sunday with rt
tiXeS in (laX1On