Milford chronicle., 1925-06-05
Milton Letter

Overture, orcheStra.
Invocation, Rev. ]. w. Townsen
Salutatory, Ruth Porter Hopkin
Music, orchestra.
Address to graduates, Ralp
Smith, principal Willow Grove Hig
School.
Presentation of diplomas, w.
NAPLES, president school board.
Awarding prizes, Prof. A. J. Be
lin.
Valedictory, Katherine Fox Gray.
Music, orchestra.
Benediction, Rev. ]. Smith Eld
ridge.
The graduating class numbers
twelve: Ruth Porter Hopkins, Kath
crime Gray, Alma Wilson, Rutl
Lynch, Ruth Jones, Elizabeth Lank
Elsie Lank, Jack Johnson, Jamei
Johnson, Arthur Carey, JOSEPH
Lank, William BOlin.
Sunday evening, June 7th, Will DI
Delaware Night" at Mount Horal
M. E. Church, 18th & Porter streets
Philadelphia. All Delawareans are
cordially invited to this service. Rev
Walter P. EllingswOrth, former
Milton boy, is pastor of this church
Following is the program OF the
class of 1925 Milton (Colored)
Grammar School, held on May 26th;
Professional.
Invocation, Rev. w. E. Witcher.
Chorus-"All Depends on You"
Play, Going to High School,
class of 1925.
Address, DR.. w. NJ. Henry, Dover.
Awarding certificates, Prof. A.
Farley, Supervisor Sussex county.
Awarding presents, Prof. J. Gra-
ham Scott, Milford.
Farewell song, class of 1923.
Benediction, Rev. NJ. P. jackson.
The graduates were: Margaret
Burton. Addie Harmon, Romanla
Maull. Leila Street, Bessie Vann,
Lena Wright, Lawrence warren anu
Helen Young.
Fire was discovered at the home
of Fred Rust, near Reynolds Churcn
nm Friday. An alarm was given ana
aid was asked from Milton anu
Georgetown fire companies. The
blaze was extinguished with slight
damage. For a time it looked as
though the dwelling and barns would
no consumed but the arrival of the
Milton Fire Company and about
hundred citizens checked the blaze
before it could spread.
Mrs. Frank Evans Of Philadelphia
is visiting relatives and friends IN
Milton.
A monument has been placed over
the grave of the late T. Frank Walls
in Reynolds cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Crouch
and daughter, Mary Betty, spent last
week in Philadelphia, where Mr..
Crouch took in several games OF
base ball at Shibe Park.
William Parker, of New York, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Alexine
Collins.
The hot suns and dry weather Of
the past few days have cut the pea
yield almost half. Two weeks ago
the prospect for this crop was a
bumper one, but at this time the |
crop will prove almost failure.
The funeral of Mrs. William Nor
gan, who died suddenly on Friday |
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stout was held on Monday
afternoon and interment made in
cemetery by J. R. Atkins,
funeral director. Mrs. Morgan was
about so years old and had resided
for some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stout.
Mrs. Maull of Philadelphia is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hickman of
spent the weekend
with Mrs. Laura Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Reed of
Camden, N. J., spent few days with
lis mother, Mrs. A. M. Driscol1.
A concrete pavement has been laid
n front of the homes Of Mrs. V. T.
Atkins and George H. Marshall.
hilton NJ. P. Church-Sunday, June
Seventh
10:30 a. m. Sunday school. The
weather. is getting warm and other
places are perhaps attractive, but
lon't let anything keep you away
rom your class.
II a. m. The monthly communion.
his is the one service of the month
very Christian should attend. Many !
ave not communed with us for :
months. Are you among them? Get
light with God.
z o. m. Senior c. e. Topic, "In-
esting Our Lives" Leader, Earnest
efferson.
7:30. Divine worship Subject
After Good" Come and en- I
)y a service of song and praise and {
am sure you will go away bet
er man.
Children's Day exercises will be v
eld on Sunday, June 18th, at 1880
m.
he Goshen M. E. Church, Milton, y
Del, Sunday, June 7th-ReV. J. s. >,
Eldridge, Ph. b., Pastor r
$3.50. Glass meeting will be held.
10:30. The regular service for Wor- o.
Zip and praise. Do not allow the
eat to keep you from the morning p
,rVice. You owe it to yourself, to n
)ur church, and to your God, to at
nd the morning service Of your tr
lurch. Am I right? Theme for the
orning "The Lily" 81
II. The Sunday school session.
ry to attend. Do not listen to your G,
elings, because of heat. The church ct
cool.
1880. Special service. The Masons 81
Milton will attend in a body. We in
Dpe every member of the lodge will
y to attend. This is a special eff W
rt and we want the brothers to ap-
eciate it by coming. ST
1880. Wednesday night service Of y
aver and praise. Try to be pres
t. The service is short, and full Of M