Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
Milton


ton at Grace Methodist Church on
sunday evening: Prelude; song by
the congregation; prayer by the
pastor, Rev NJ. r. Elliott; song by
congregation; recitations by Anne
Mae Wiley, Sara Belle Jefferson,
Iva Joan Wilkerson, Barbara
Workman, Carolyn Wilson, Ralph
and Donnie StOgner, Janice and
Cherly Kramer, Jimmie LOaand
Joyce Schmierer, Francis Childs,
Grace Spencer, Enrol Kramer,
Joyce FOskey, Joyce Johnson, Rom
aid Banning, Frances Jane Spen-
GER Lorraine. Murphy, Rexford
Welch; remarks by the pastor; col
lectiOn-$127.; recitatiOns by Grace
Williams, Lester Clendaniel, Jr..
Bobby Reed, Donna Belts, Janice
Cropper, Allen Spencer, Kathleen
Workman, Shirley Warrington;
song by Nancy Hopkins; recita-
tiOns by Truitt Jefferson, Janet Lee
Hastings, 10 Ann Warren, Graham
Dill. Jr., Shirley Panuska, Gladys
Jefferson, Loretta Clendaniel, Flea
nor Jefferson, Caroline Clendaniel,
Doris Spencer, Vaughn Elliott;
sketch, "Child and the Tree" by
James and Helen Carpenter, song
by Martha and Sammy Elliott, re-
citation by Jeannette Messick, skit.
Ham and Egg" by Harold Belts
and Sammy Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pittard
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Martha Dawson, and family,
at ClaymOnt.
Miss Jane Mathis, of Mt. Holly,
N. J., spent the Easter holidays
with her grandmother, Mrs. Ida ].
Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Reynolds, of
Winston-Salem, N. c., We're guests
this week Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reynolds, on Atlantic
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tunison and
daughter, Marybeth, Of West Point,
N. Y, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Will
son. Mrs. Wilson, who has been
their guest for some time, returned
to her home here with them.
Charles BurrOus, of Smyrna, cal
led on Mrs. Ida j. Fox and Mrs
LOttie WagamOn on Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth ShiVelhOod spent
: the Easter holidays with relatives
in New York.
MIR, and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Mus
tard, OF Camden, N. J., spent the
weekend with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs L. L. Mustard.
After spending the Easter hOli-
days with their parents, the Misses
Wanda and Emily Clendaniel, re-
turned to their studies at Teachers
College, West Chester, Pa, on We'd
nesday.
The combined Georgetown and
Milton Lions Clubs will have their
Charter Night at CoOlspring Com
munity Hall on Monday evening
April 18th After chicken dinner
the Lions and Ladies will be enter
tanned for one full hour by Charles
Becker, professional artist and
VentrilOquest. This will be followed
by awarding door prizes of S.
So. and 81 in silver dollars to round
out the evening. All who wish to
may stay for some juke box dane
ing. All ladies will receive flowers
at the door. The dress wear is in,
formal.
The Sussex County Firemen's
Association has asked the cOOpera-
tiOn of all local fire companies in
putting on an intensive fire preVen-
ton program. The aim is to reduce
the tremendous losses in both fire
loss and in human lives. The local
committee, composed of Mrs. Hem
ry Mitchell. Louis V. Spencer and
Graham Dill is making a survey
of hazards reported to them by
members of the local company
They will investigate these reports
and offer suggestions for the re-
ductiOn of existing hazards. 1t is
not the purpose of the Fire Pre-
YentiOn Program to enforce strict
fire ordinances, but to make people
more fire conscious, to try to re-
duce the common every day hazz.
ards that are violated daily in the
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support of this program will NEAR
not only reduction in fire losses
but primarily result in the savins
Of human lives.
The two-stOry frame dwelling a
the corner of Mulberry and Mag
nOlia Streets, was sold to Homer
Wiley at public sale on SATURDAY.
afternoon. The property was owned
by H. c. Wagamon.
Mr.. and Mrs Neal Hudson, o
Wilmington, spent Saturday an,
Sunday with his mother and sisters
on Union Street.
Mrs. Charles L. Jackson spen
several days this week with he
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Banning, VIII
is quite i'll at her Bridgeville home
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marine
and son, Lester, were dinner guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs John Hudson, nea
Georgetown, on Sunday.
The Milton Fire Department
minstrel and vaudeville show will
be held in the School Auditorium
on Tuesday evening of next week
The firemen are building a new
flrehOuse and need all the fund
they can secure-sO come out an
help the boys and also enjoy al
evening of hilarity. Help the me-
who protect your property. <
Harry Belts, Jr., has started tn
erection of a home on a lot adioin
ing his fathers home on Broa
Street. The basement has been du
and the foundations are being laiC
Mrs. Virginia CIendaniel, c
WOodVille, Ohio, Miss Doroth