Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
MILTON

eau $-fft er. MIS-. l(llllktI III I-S"tS.
Mr.. and Mrs James Parsons and
daughter were dinRr guests OF :
Nj. and Mrs Leland Parsons OF
SeafUrd Oh Sunday.
James Belts of HarbesOn spent
the week end with Mir. and MIS-.
Charles Walker and mother, Mrs
MOllie Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Merrideth OF
Wilmington have purchased Milton
Graves property on Union Street
and will occupy ii soon. Mrs. Mere
idth will be remembered as Miss
Harriet Clendaniel OF this town.
Kenneth Douglas of the I. :. Ar
my was the guest of lis parents.
Dr.. and Mrs. William l.. Douglas
the past week.
clarence Savage has been receiy-
ing treatment at Milford Memorial
HOSPITAL for an infected finger
Mrs. Sallie Dodd is spending the
week with her sons, Warren and
Herschel Dodd near Waples Mills.
Mrs GOldie Owens spent the
week end with friends in Whining
ton.
Funeral services were held for
Clarence Spencer. farmer near
town. on Sunday aftel noon. ReNe-
rend Milton r. Elliott III charge.
Interment was made in Il LeWt'
cemetery
Re-ular services are announced
tur next Sunday at Grace Methodist
Church. Reverend NJ. K. Elliott.
pastor
Mrs. Elizabeth Outten Pmmmer
spent the week end III New York
City.
Mrs. Nora Campbell spent the
week end with her sister Mrs. Lee
Campbell and family in Marcus
Hook. Pennsylvania.
William Wyatt OF Georgetown
was a diner guest on Sunday al the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Crouch.
Clothing collection
The drive for clothing for the
suffering in the occupied countries.
SPONSORED 10y Mayor Robbins, is
bringing satisfactory results Ill
Milton. All receiving stations re-
lort many bundles already reCelN :
ed. These will be packed and await
shipment To the New York head
quarters. If YOU have not Yet eN-
amined your wardrobe and select
ed articles that, YOU have discarded
do so at once and deliver 10 near
est statiOn.
Re,i,al Meetings
The Indept ndcnt Mission OF Mil
ford is holding Il series OF rNungt-
li-tic meetings in the Palm, i
81 tI lt. is..i '
store. Reverend e. ". Taylor, oi
Millold and Reverend Wesley Full
er and Jessie Fuller OF PittshUrS
Pennsylvania. are the evangelist,
The Fullers are radio Gospel sing
ers. The public is cordially invited
Services will be held nightly a
1:45; Sunday afternoons at ,: -
Special childrens services ever!
evening at ZOO.
Mrs. Josephine Hagen an,
daughter, Bessie Of Delaware CitS
and Mrs Harry Seatun of Nev
York City were the guests of Nh
and Mrs. Joseph ii. Walls on Tues
day.
Mrs. Joshua Kitchens and dau&h
ter. Grace Of Chester spent til
week end at their Milton home o
Federal street.
Mrs Robert y. Lingo Who ma
been spending the winter III Flor
ia and Indiana returned to he
home III Milton on Thursday.
Martin HASTINGS of the L. :. Al
my, stationed i'll Iceland. spel
sunday with relatives and friend
III Milton.
Miss Jean Marvel of Newarl
Delaware spent the week end Wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joh
Marvel
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Dickerst
spent Saturday with their son, o
car Dickerson and family in Ha
rngtOn.
Mrs. Charles Porter attended IL
spring melting of the W. :. c.
held at Avenue Methodist ChurC
Milford on Tuesday as Il repreSe
tative of Grace Methodist Circles.
Mrs Muriel Tompkins of Ne
Haven, Connecticut was the sue
Of her sister. Mrs. Charles
Thackery ST., last week.
Lieutenant Roland Truitt. a
wife. of Cherry Point. North Gan
lima spent the week end with |
mother, Mrs. Roland Truitt ST..
Overbrook and Mrs. Truitt's mot
er, Mrs. Nora Massey Of Milton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter spent t
week end with her sister in Midd
town.
Mrs. Bernice Tyndall. Mrs Ma
NAPLES, Mrs. George b. Atkil
Miss Sarah Atkins and Mrs. Nc
Massey delegates to the Npri
meeting Of the w S. e. s. Of I
Dover District held i'll Aven
Methodist Church, Milford, rcp0
ed the events of the conference
the regular monthly meeting
Goshen Church Circles ON Tucsd
evening.
Dressing Plant Underway
The Milton Dressing Plant
how in full operation. emplOyi
shout two hundred men and Y
men. The capacity of the plant
fifteen thousand dressed and VII
ped chickens per day. The plant
in operation five days per We
tNo Sat. work.. making wee
capacity Of $4,000 dressed bin
per week. This concern purcha
the Apte tomato cannery at
east end of Front street and
converted it into an up-tO-d
poultry dressing establishment
a cost of many thousands of
l.