Milford chronicle., 1930-02-07
Milton Letter


| Camden, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. johnson spent
the weekend with relatives in Phil
adelphia.
A daughter arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams on
Friday, January 81. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
Captain and Mrs. David DuttOn
and son David were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Minos Wilson, near COkes-
bury on Sunday afternoon.
"Dicky" Richardson who has
been i'll with a severe cold for sew
eral days, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Charles G. NAPLES is spend
ing some time in Florida.
The Talahi Campfire Girls will
hold their annual grand council
fire meeting in the NJ. E. Sunday
school room on Thursday evening,
February 27, at 1880 o'clock. At this
service award for achievements dur
ing the year will be made and a
demonstration pageant of the work
of campfire entitled, "The Call of
Wohelo" will be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leon Black enter
tanned at bridge at their home on
Chestnut street the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Layton Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. St.
Clair Campbell, Mrs. John P. Will
son, Mrs. H. Ernest COnwell, Mrs.
Robert B. Hopkins and Robert Hop
kins, Jr.
The Milton firemen will give an
old time minstrel and vaudeville
show in Fox Theatre, Milton, on
Thursday evening, February 20 for
the benefit of the Community Build
ing Fund. On the ends will be "Bill"
Brown and "Tink" Marvel, assisted
in repartee by "Nut" Reed, "Cliff"
Johnson, "Fats" Richards. The in
terlocutor will be James Carey.
There will be tap dancing, singing,
monologues, ETC., by local talent.
Every citizen of the town and COM
munity should attend the show, Civ
ing encouragement and financial aid
to these men, who are trying to give
to Milton a community building.
Don't forget the date, Thursday eve
ming, February 20 and let nothing
keep you away.
Mrs. Eliza Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Wilson, Mrs. Laura Calhoun
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Massey, of
Milton, attended the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Eliza Jefferson at
Georgetown on Friday.
Milton w. C. T. U. will meet at
of NT;ec lillian Gado nm
Monday afternoon, February 10.
Text word, yoke" A good attend
ance is desired A surprise for all
present.
Mrs. J. Clarence Lank presided at
the business session of the New
Century Club on Wednesday after
noon, it being the first meeting af-
ter the redecoration of the club
room. Miss Eva K Smith, chairman
of reciprocity reported the club
would entertain the RehOboth New
Century Club on Wednesday, Febru-
ary 5. Mrs. Hannah Lacey, library
chairman, reported that there are
1913 books on the shelves and about
thirty subscribers. After the 'busi-
ness was completed the program for
he day, on the topic of health and
child welfare was given jointly by
Mrs. Mary Morris and Mrs. Ellen
NAPLES, senior charter members of
he club. Among the topics in the !
program were child welfare, safe
Guarding our assets, religious train
ng and our children. After singing :
America the Beautiful" the meet ;
ng adjourned and refreshments OF I
ca and cakes were served.
Miss Ethel Gugel and Paul Flet- i
her, Jr., of Philadelphia, were the ?
,uests of Rev. and Mrs. Dorsey K.
;turgis, at the M. P. parsonage over d
he weekend.
The members of the Senior Chris
ian Endeavor Society gave Mrs. D. b
(. Sturgis a surprise party on Mon t
ay evening, celebrating her birth Il
ay. All reported a pleasant even
lg.
The Collins Hatchery has four \
egged chicken, which was Matched q
ut last week, and it is still living a
nd thriving nicely. S
Revival services will begin at the
'ilgrim Holiness Church on Sunday. o
lev Mrs. Bean of Cambridge, Md, v
,ill be the evangelist in charge. 0
lev. H. P. Adams, the pastor, ex- "
ends a cordial invitation to the +
ublic to attend this series of meet 7
1gs. L
The 49th anniversary of Christian p
IndeaVor was observed at the M. P. C
hurch on Sunday evening. Four Is
apers dealing with the Organiza- L
on of Christian Endeavor, its ac-
vities and principles were read by p
and young people of
le church. D
The Ladies' Mite Society of the M.
. Church has postponed their
lonthly business meeting until next
uesday evening, because of the
lay presented by the senior class of II Il
le high school on last Tuesday eve u
ing. II
The attendance at the M. P. Sun g
~ school on Sunday was larger d
ian the previous week. There were j,
,veral visitors present. 81
Mrs. Charles Darby, Mrs. Rilla ~
vans of Philadelphia, and Miss Au- U y
'ey Owens, student at the Women's l.
ollege at Newark, spent the week
Id with Mrs. Goldie Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mustard
Id children of Atlantic City, N. j.,
i'd Mrs George Kimble of Scran-
n, Pa, spent a few days last week q
ith Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Mustard. T.
Miss Roberta Donovan, daughter ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Donovan tt
no was operated on for appended g;
at the Emergency Hospital, Mil M
rd, several weeks ago, is T at dc
r home, rapidly regaining 'er nj
alth. H