Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
MILTON


by Rev. r. y. Wright. Mrs. Argo.
who had been i'll at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs Charles 5. Bar
ker. for about six months. died on
Wednesday of last week. She is
survived by two sons. Harry ii.
Argo of Milford and Carlton f.. Ar
go of Slaughter Neck. and two
daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth Clendan-
iel of Slaughter Neck and Mrs.
Helen Barker of Milton.
The drive for membership in the
Blue Cross disqualification and Sur
gical Plan, sponsored by the local
Lions club. closed on Saturday
evening. The drive was a decided
success. about Il hundred families
and individuals having signed l0r
the plan.
The annual Daily Vacation Bible
School, sponsored by the combined
churches of Milton, opened two
weeks session on Monday morning.
Glasses are being held at st. John
Episcopal Parish House, the Gosh
on and Grace Methodist Churches
and Grace Church Social Hall. Pu-
pills are from -four 10 fourteen years
of age. A large enrolment was
registered at the first session. Mrs.
Elizabeth Porter is dean and has
secured able instructors from the
various Sunday schools OF all
churches. Sessions begin at nine
a. IN. and close at noon each day
Eighty pupils registered the first
day.
Funeral services We're held ON
Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Glen
dolia Lingo Campbell. age fl years
wife of William $. Campbell. Mrs
Campbell died in the Beebe Ilospl-
!; tai. Lewes. after an illness of only
a few days. She is survived by hel
husband, a brother. Robert Lingo
of Easton, Pa, and four sisters
Mrs. Fred Kitchens and Mrs. Ro
, berta Wells. both of Marcus Hook
: Pa. and Mrs. Daniel Smith ant
Mrs. Albert ArgO of Milton. Rev
: William A. Mcdaniel was the Oil
: ciating minister and interment wa
made in odd Fellows cemetery, il
? Milton.
p Children's Day was observed OF
: Sunday evening at Grace Metho
n dist Church with very interest
$ ing program presented by the pu
h pills of the Sunday school. Tn
n church auditorium was we'll flle
and the collections, both class an
CONGREGATION, were very liberal
amounting to $llS.25 The follow
ing program was presented: open
j, ing hymn by the congregation an
combined junior and senior choirs
prayer by c. r. Vent; welcome ac
dress by Sara jefferson; recitatio
V by Cherry Kramer, Janice krame
+. Joyce FoSkey. Lorraine Murph.
n Jimmie Lofand. Lester Clendanic
V Anna Mae Wiley. Earl krame
/ Samuel Moore, Donna Belts. Trl
e lit Jefferson; hymn by the cOngr'
e CATION; recitations by kathlet
If Workman. Gladys Jefferson. l.aul
e Brittingham. Norman ReynOld
$ Eleanore jefferson. Nancy Ilopkin
IS Norma Jane Carey. Caroline Clel
d daniel, Loretta Clendaniel, Till
Scott. Kenneth Meredith, Catheril
Parsons. Doris Spencer; Il pageal
Building Church" was preser
y ed by IA class of young people; &C
lection, announcements, doXolo
no and benediction by the pastor, Rt
he Milton r. Elliott.
el Owing to severe burns receiv
lit several weeks ago at the home
no Harry Mcgee, Samuel $. Bail
Id died at the Milford Memorial llt
de pital on Tuesday of last week, Il
ra G9 years. Funeral services We
held on Friday afternoon and int
s ment made in the Presbyteri
all cemetery He is survived by G
fic daughter. Mrs. Stanton MeSSiCk Il
cd two brothers. John Bailey of N
ON ton. and Horace Bailey, of l.:
Dis rel.
of Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Dutt
Jr.. Miss Margaret Lingo and NJ
he Mary Black were Wilmington viz
fa- ors on Friday.
nd Mayor and Mrs. j. ID. Robb
mr. were the guests of Mr.. and \
pw Lucius Webb in Cedar Neck
ris Sunday afternoon.
~. Mr.. and Mrs. George Huber,
and Mrs. Charles dupont, Mr. ;
the Mrs. Joseph Mckee, of Whining
}oh spent Sunday with Mr.. and y
AN Millard Shaw.
Mrs. William {. Crouch, of i
adelphia. spent last week with
and Mrs. Walter W. Crouch
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Cannon,
turning home on Monday morn
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers
Pill daughter Joyce of Philadcll
pom spent the week with Mr..
loh' Mrs. Earl Reed On Sunday me
ers' ing Mr.. Myers occupied the pu
un- of Grace Church, while Mrs. Nj!
ana and Joyce rendered musical So
me- tiOnS on the piano and accord
ace piano that were very much en-
lem ed.
por- Frank Blanchard of Philadell
lole was the guest last week of Mr..
h a Mrs. Stanton Messick. On SUI
ur- Mr.. and Mrs. MeSsick and chilt
lers, and Mr. Blanchard visited Mr..
jobs Mrs. Raymond Gray of SelhyN
the Captain and Mrs. Charles f..
In by of Philadelphia, are spen
< of some time with her sister,
we'll GOldie Owens.
Iblic Children's Day services nave
YOU. postponed at Beaver Dam .Ch
Jobs until Sunday evening. June 2:
Mrs. Edward f. OIIara. of
hs timore, and daughter, Joyce,
are making their home with
!, Of parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John We;
jobs Spei' 'o''' I'll ''''S WIN - '''"' -
)loy No, i; o1o ~o - ,
-, and A. NJ, of Milton. will he
Ladies' Night" the first such