Milford chronicle., 1925-10-23
Milton Letter

The Milton New Century Club
started it's club year wednesday
afternoon in the club room in ODD
Fellows Building. Mrs. Mary u
Maull had charge of the program
columbus Day..
The program for the year is as
follows: October 81, Travel Talks
Mrs. William Reed; October %, ORR
gin. of Halloween, Miss Edith Cal
houn: November 4, American Cltl-
zenship, Mrs. John c. Lank; NOV
ember IL, The American Indian,
Mrs. Mabel Draper; November 49,
Arts and Crafts, Miss Sarah AtKlns
November 25, Thanksgiving cele-
bration, Mrs. Ida ]. Fox; December
u, The Philosophy of Benjamin
Franklin, Mrs. Charles G. NAPLES;
December Is, Community Recrea-
tion. Mrs. William H. Welch; Dec
23. Current Events, Mrs. John K.
Mcgee; December 80, Musicale,
Mrs. William D. Lank; January o.
Better Homes, Mrs. Robert B. Hop
kins; January 13, Bible Talks, Rev.
!. S. Eldridge and Rev. John w.
Townsend; January 20, Civis and
Health, Mrs. Lucius c. Darby; jan
nary 27, Woman's Position in Am
erican Life, Mrs. George B. Hunter;
February 3, Current Events (home
and abroad, Mrs. Mary Norris and
Mrs. Ellen NAPLES; February H.
Home Economics, Mrs. w. Layton
Reed; February II, Evolution and
Education, Mrs. J. S. Eldridge and
Mrs. ]. w. Townsend; February "a
Child Welfare, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Lank
March 8, Americas Opportunity IN
China, Mrs. George II. WapIes;
March 10, Conservation and For
restry, Mrs. J. Carey Palmer ana
Mrs. A. NJ. DriscOll; March II, Law
Enforcement and Law Observance
Mrs. Jonh Ponder; March "a, The
Home in>the Community, Mrs. Ham
ilton C. Davidson, March 81, Build
ING Health Habits, Miss Eva X.
smith; April Z, Anniversary; April
IA Musicale, Miss Virginia David
son: April q, President Coolidge IN
His Native Town, Mrs. James Z.
ConweII; April %, Election of OF
ficers; May 5, Installation OF Ofn-
The officers of the club are:
President, Mrs. A Wallace Irwin;
first vice-president, Mrs. Jonh Haz-
zard; second vice-president, Mrs.
w. H.. Welch; recording secretary
Mrs. Mabel Draper; corresponding
secretary, Miss Edith Calhoun;
treasurer, Mrs. Robert B. Hopkins;
directors, Mrs. John Ponder, Mrs.
Charles G. NAPLES; auditor, Mrs.
William w. Reed; director on State
Board. Miss Eva Smith; program
committee, Mrs. John G. W1ltbank,
Mrs. James G. COnwell; CLUB hostess
Mrs. Hamilton C. Davidson.
The Intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society of Milton NJ. F.
Church won the attendance banner
at the rally held in Delmar. Those
attending from Milton were: Miss
es Ethel Belts, Emily MaullJ Viola
Maull, Ethel Lewis, Marietta John-
son. Jennie Johnson, Margaret Mes
Clendaniel, Martha Mustard, Lii
liam Ponder, Milton Johnson, Neal
Welch, Penfield Jefferson, Coleman
Johnson, Ralph Messick, Lincoln
Havelka, Mrs. Emma Darby, super
intendent, Mrs. Goldie Owens and
Rev. J. w. Townsend.
Joseph COnOway, an employee Oh
the Gillis Lumber Company, was
painfully injured on Friday after
noon when a piece of lumber he was
saving was thrown from the saw,
striking him with considerable
force in the abdomen. COnoway
rendered unconscious by the force
of the blow. He was taken to the
office of DR.. r. B. Hopkins where
medical attention was given.
Hunts Shows exhibited in Mil
ton on Saturday, coming here from
Ellendale, where they performed
on Friday.
Mrs. Catherine wilkins and son,
William, are spending two weeks IN
Philadelphia.
Mrs. William w. Mason died early
Monday morning after a short i'll
ness. at her home near town, aged
67 years. She leaves besides her
husband, five children, Gene and
Mary Mason, at home, Lawrence
Mason, HarbesOn; Parker and Will
liam Mason, Jr., of Great Neck, N.
Y. Funeral services were held at
her late home by her pastor, Rev. j.
S. Eldridge, on Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock and interment
made in Odd Fellows Cemetery, by
S.T. Wilson & Son.
/William G.. Warren has sub-divid-
ed his farm near town into three
tracts and has sold the home resi-
dence and about thirty-tive acres OIL
land to Cleveland James and thirty
acres and house now tenanted by
Houston Warren to John Workman,
near Georgetown. Mr.. Warren will
retain the middle tract and at
later date erect a dwelling and out
building thereon. Mr.. Warren is
getting out the lumber for mouse
at Rehoboth, which he expects to
occupy about the first of the year,
A kitchen shower was tendered
Miss Viola Maull at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Mary G. MauI, on
Broad street, on Tuesday evening
by the members and friends of the
intermediate Christian EndeaVor
Society of Milton M. P. Church, Of
which Miss Maull is a member.
The young lady was the recipient OF
a number of useful kitchen articles.
The affair was complete surprise
to her and her amazement and de-
light was apparent in her counten-
ance when she entered the house
after being lured from home for a
few hours while arrangements were
being completed. Miss Maull is to
be married to Mr.. Lester E. Glen
daniel, of Milford, on October 29th.
A Bible study class has been Or
ganized at st. John the Baptist P.
d. Church of Milton. A detailed
study of the life of Christ will be
taken up. The class will be con-
Quoted on the discussion plan, the
group helping to solve the indivi-
dual problem. Rev. Lewis Sasse,
,oo+o,. of tho church is the 1aadnr