Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
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Scarlet clover looks well.
Peach trees are in bloom.
Clean up the dirt in front of your home
as well as in the yard.
There will be picnic at Webb School
next Saturday afternoon, April 25th.
All are welcome.
The local w. c. T. U. meets with
Mrs. John Ratcliff next Tuesday evening
at 7.30. Text word Name
The Caulk Club will sell tickets all
next week for the Palace Theatre. So
get your tickets through them.
The Sunshine Society will meet with
Mrs. Thomas Davis on Thursday after
noon, April Both, at 9.3Oo'clock.
Rip Van Wrinkle and other good reels
at Palace Theatre tonight Buy your
tickets from the Kings Daughters.
Tonight Tonight Help the Kings
Daughters to help the needy cause by
buying tickets of them for the Palace
Theatre tonight!
Kings Daughters benefit at Palace
Theatre this Friday evening. Special
feature of Rip Van Wrinkle. Come out
and help good cause along.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Central NJ. P. Church will hold a PIE
Social at the home of Mrs. Edwin Wal
ton on Friday evening, April oath.
The Ladies Aid of New Market will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. johnson Saturday evening, April 26th.
A cordial invitation is given to all.
Rev. T. C. Davis has been appointed
delegate from the Baptist Bible School
to the State Sunday School Association
to be held at Seaford April 28th and 18th.
Prof. Varney will address the Parent
Teacher Association in the High School
Building this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
This is of interest to all parents and a
large audience should greet him.
Mr.. Nutter generously consents to help
our town by giving to the Kings Daugh-
tiers one-half of the proceeds from tick
cts they sell for the movies tonight.
Let every one buy tickets from the
Kings Daughters.
St. Pauls NJ. E. choir will render a
sacred concert Sunday evening, April
9th. Program consists of solos. duets,
ouartetts, one special anthem, Lead Us
0 Father" Come and hear and enjoy
this grand program.
This has been a long winter and many
have been the calls upon the resources Of
the Kings Daughters thereby depicting
their treasury. Let the citizens of the
town aid by buying tickets of the King s
Daughters for the Palace Theatre to-
night.
The Social Service Committee of the
New Century Club will give two dances
in the club building. The first will be
held Tuesday, April 28th, at $50 to II
D. m. The program will comprise both
the old and new dances. The tickets are
twenty-five cents a piece.
After what one of our town physicians
was telling US yesterday we have fully
decided that Milford and vicinity is just
about as healthy place as one can find.
He was called on Wednesday of this week
TO prescribe for five people whose ages
are as follows, 50 years, sc years, 81
years, 80 years and 81 years. How IS
this for longevity?
Learning that Uncle Sam is to com
pel the Mexicans to respect his flag, a.;
+. Archer announces that heis willing and
prepared to 90 to the front providing
Uncle Sam will guarantee that he shall
be returned to Milford every Sunday by
/. 80 o'clock, in time for Sunday School
and the Friendship Bible Class. We are
quite sure Uncle Sam will respect his
wishes.
The morning service of the Presby-
terrain Church was unusually interesting
last Sunday, when the choir, by request,
repeated the Easter anthem Christ Is
Risen. 1t being Communion Sunday,
the time allotted for the sermon was
very short but the pastor, Rev. II. L.
Bu1stein, gave a very concise and schol-
arlv discourse on Behold, Have Re
deemed You" Six scholars Of the Sun
dav School united with the church max
ing a most pleasing closing Of a very
aniOvable service.