Milford chronicle., 1957-08-02
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1895

AMbuts MAAAUM tOOD
Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Bryan and
Mrs. Bertha PettyiOhn of Milford
along with Miss Myrtle Pettyjohn
spent last week vacationing in Vir-
ginia. Their tour included a visit
to Endless Caverns and the Natural
Bridge as we'll as visits to points
of historical interest in Richmond,
va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyers of
Lansdowne, Pa. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reed, on
Broad ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Lucke and
children, Russell and Doris, of
Philadelphia, are vacatiOning with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G.
Crouch.
Mrs. Earl King, Mrs. Lester Glen
daniel. Mrs. Emma Vent and Mrs.
Richard Roessler spent Monday in
Wilmington. Before returning home
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fisher and daughter, Gwen, in
Claymont.
Newark are completing their vaca-
tiOn in Milton They arrived on
Monday following a vacation, with
friends in their former home of
Richmond, Va. While in Milton they
are vacationing with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Leon Black and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Clendaniel.
Last Wednesday, Mrs. Frances
GiovannOzzi, Miss Linda Lawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leverage and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Leverage were
guests of Mrs Mary Dorm in Phila-
delphia.
Walter Argo spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Leverage.
Evening callers included Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Behringer and grand
son. Ricky, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Kitchens, Mrs. Lima Moore and Mrs
Irene Weyl of Philadelphia. Frank
Leverage was also a visitor and is
spending several days with his bro
ther, Reed Leverage. William Wat
son. of Florida was also a guest
of the BEVERAGES.
The program for the Sesqui- Cen
tennial beginning today (Friday) is
being published as follows: Friday
from a. m. registration of guests
and visitors followed by guided
tours of historical sites and other
points of interest. Following a
luncheon at the Goshen Church
Hall, the 234th Army Band will
play a concert w. Howard Carey,
general chairman, and Mayor
Charles Barker will extend the Off
cial welcome. Friday afternoon will
be spent IN a variety OF contests for
both adults and children. Included
will be a horseshoe pitching COM
petition for the visiting mayors.
Friday evening will highlight the
days program. The baby parade
will begin at z p. m. followed by
community and firemen's parade,
TO consist of floats, military units
and bands, A street dance will cli-
max the days activities.
Saturday will once again begin
with guided tours to be followed
by a fashion show, Fashions on
Parade-Old and New. This will
be a complete display of ladies
mode of dresses from 1907 to the
present day. A number of beautiful
girls will climax the presentation
when they model the forthcoming
1857 Fall Fashions to be sponsor
ed by the Sears, ROebuck Stores.
This program will begin at II a. m.
in the Milton Theatre. The after
noon will offer a chicken barbecue
and band concert. At p. m. prizes
for various contests, including
beard growing, will be awarded. A
display of fireworks at Wagamon
Lake will conclude Saturdays pro-
gram.
All churches in the Milton area
will hold special Sunday services
at their usual hour. A community
worship service will begin at 2:3O
at the camp meeting grounds at
Lavinia Camp near town. A time
capsule will be buried to be opened