Milford chronicle., 1956-03-09
MILTON
by
Walter w. Crouch
Phone
Milton 1895

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Graham and
daughter Bonnie and Mrs. Chris
Schweizer and children, Chris and
Kathy Of Philadelphia spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Crouch
Alfred Gross, Sr., underwent sur
gerry on Monday in the Milford
Memorial Hospital The operation
was successful and Mr. Gross is
now convalescing. He is expected
to return to his home zon Broad
St.. within ten days.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Radke, Jr.,
welcomed a new daughter last
Tuesday evening. The young Miss
weighed in at ID. 8 OF. and is
now at home with her parents and
big sister. Cynthia Kay. The new
arrival was born at the Milford
Memorial Hospital and has been
named Abra Dee.
Mrs. Emma Vent and her son,
Medford King entertained the fol-
lowing Saturday evening dinner
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Rini-
ker and sons. Bobby and Jimmy of
Lewes, Mr.. and MRS EarS King and
sons, Benny and Tommy Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester +. Clendaniel and Mrs.
Mary Crouch Quig.
Mrs. Ivssh is now employed by
the A & store in Milford.
Miss 5sirley Gross, third year
student 1T the University of Della
x.vorn Cont f1.o xr,c~.4z <.,,1 x.,s4T, 49,
parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gross,
Sr. in Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. David w. Dutton
and son, David, Mrs David w. Dut-
ton. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. George Fish
er. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson
and family attended a birthday din
ner in Lepsic on Sunday, honor
ing Harvey Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reed enter
tanned the following Saturday din
ner guests, with their son Carl
ton being guest of honor celebrat-
ing his birthday; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Reed and daughter, 10. Mrs
Georgia Shocklev and Mrs. Fannie
Marshall Of Milton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Ritter and children, Carol
Ann and Sonny of Hewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cannon
end Two children. Walter and Betsy
were afternoon visitors with Mrs.
Walter Peterson in Dover. Their
oldest son. Teddy is still confined
to his bed and is unable to attend
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Black have
returned home after a vacation in
various parts of Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reed spent
last Friday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kopple and
son Eddie and Mrs. Clara Kopple
were among the guests who en-
loved a Sunday evening dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steiner in
Georgetown.
Members Of the Grace Methodist
viii be honored with the visit hy the
Rev. DIR. q. A. Rartlev, district
sunerintandent of the Dover PEN
insula Methodist Conference on
Sunday afternoon. March 18th. DR.
Partlev will deliver the sermon to
the congregation beginning at
2.ea.
The ANIMAL snrine meeting Of the
district wScS viii he held in Mil
ford on Wednesday. March 14th in
tha Avenue Methodist Church
Following morning session lur-
cbeon viii bo SERVED bv the WSCS
~ that church. All local members
c. hoth the Grace and Goshen
rhrrches in Milton are urged to
attond.
Tact woel Mr.. and M~e CHARLES
Parker received word that their
-.ouroaet srardson. Eddie. son Of
Rr~. and W~e. norald Tor was CON
e~ad to hospital near his home in
NORTH hdans. Mass. He is now
1~eaflv iu1r~oved and has benr re-
leasad To bis horre where he is
rnnsdlv ronvaleeoine
Waol<-cnd ouasts ne NJ ond M~s
rbarIos Rarlro- included Mr.. and
lNr-s. Frank stileano of wilming-
ton.
Pat TobiD, son OF DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas 7. Tohiu, underwent a
tnusilectomv In the Milford Memo
rial Hospital recently. His con-
fnemeut was an OVERNIGHT case
end he returned home to conve-
lessee and Is now showing signs of
complete recovery.