Milford chronicle., 1931-01-30
MILTON

TOT, rev. I. M. X. Scnauer. Large
crowds are attending each service.
The Milton Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will present a home talent
play in Fireman's Hall on Tuesday
evening, February 10th, entitled, "Oh
Doctor" The play will he for the
benefit of the association. Members
of the PIT. A. and school children
will take part in this musical COM
edy. Clarence b. Johnson is chair
man of the ticket committee.
The Milton New Century Club has
a library of 1130 books of travel,
poetry, biography, history and fiction
for the benefit of the community. The
library is open on Wednesdays from
~ to l and 4 to S p. m.
1.-THE following officers of Goshen
NJ +. Sunday school have been elect
ed: superintendent, William b. Wag-
anon; assist. supt., }. Leon Black;
secretary, Joseph NJ. Lank; treas
urer, w. Layton Reed librarian, E.
J. Darby; pianist, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lingo; asst. pianist, Miss AlmiTa
Goodwin; orchestra leader, J. Leon
Black; attendance secretary, Miss
Sarah l.. Atkins; supt. Of cradle roll,
Mrs. George II. NAPLES; supt of pri-
mary department, Mrs. Sara Irwin;
assists, Mrs. Lora Scott, Mrs. c. N.
Jones; supt. of temperance, Mrs.
Carrie Hood
= Officers of Pilgrim Holiness Sun
day school have been elected as fol-
lows: supt., Herbert J. Vincent; as
sistant, Harry Williams; librarian,
Harold Moore; secretary and treas
Urer, Mrs. Lillian Wells; president
Of Young Peoples Society, Paul \in-
cent; pianist, Mrs. Roberta Reyn-
Olds; assistant, Mrs. Elva Williams;
advisory members, Mrs. Annabelle
Hudson, Mrs. MOllie Reynolds; Mrs.
Ida Williams, Harry Williams, Albert |
Wilson, George Mitchell, John G. El |
lfngswOrth, Samuel Reynolds. Arthur |
Donovan and H. j. Vincent.
ia Thomas II. Johnson, of Milton, was |
sentenced on Friday by Judges Rod |
ney and Rice in Court OF General |
Sessions at Wilmington to Five
Months Imprisonment upon his plea |
of guilty to two charges of Issuing |
Worthless checks. Johnson was
charged on November Bird withsissIl-
ing a worthless check amountmg. to
$14.1G on the First National Bank of
Milton and made payable 10 the Hdr-
Company. of Wilmington.
On October q lie was charged with
issuing Il worthless check on the !
Photo Engraving Co., of Wilmington,
and amounting TO $3.50. Thomas
H. Johnson for time conducted a
Job printing plant in Milton under
Ing Company.
1.-The woman's committee. of the
Wilton Relief Association request
hat all the names of families in this
needing assistance be re-
1orted to them Immediately so that {
measures may be taken for relief.
rhe members of the committee are:
drs Joseph Lank, Mrs. Robert
Black, Mrs. Frank B. Carey, Mrs.
David T. DnttOn, Mrs. John Hudson
ind Mrs. Samuel Reynolds.
/. The Parent-Teacher Association of
Donovan school, near Milton, held an 4
Entertainment, box and shadow so
ial at DonOvan's school house on d
wednesday evening.
/. r. Davis Lingo on Sunday observed u
Sdog acting in strange manner in
font of his home on Union street,
nd knowing of the quarantine V
laced on dogs in HarbesOn-G George
own districts because of the pres I
nee of rabies, Mr.. Lingo promptly Y
bot and killed the animal. 1t was G
ater learned that the dog belonged +
9s Charles Walker, on Mulberry ~
tfeet. Mr.. Walker said he fed the
0g at noon but did not notice any n
hing strange about the animal. A D
hort time later he was told of the W
Hing of his dog. ski. p
"A Shower" was given Miss Eliza
IarVel by her fellow employees of Il
ne w. e. Graves & Sons garment
lctOry on Thursday noon of last OF
eek. Milton Graves acted as mas u
u of ceremonies and after a Short | el
oeech by Mr.. Graves the employees
resented Miss Marvel with dishes, a
mems and quantity of groceries, q
iss Marvel, after recovering front 1 l.
er surprise, accepted the gifts in Il ll'
cry gracious manner. Miss Marvel D'
rs recently set up bachelor Ill
rls apartment and the gifts, were I'll
j help furnish her living quarters.
Mrs. Florence Johnson, one 'OfiMil- III
ms Oldest residents, is very i'll at 81
~ home on Mulberry street. fHerI
ilatiVeS and friends are much con- lie
rned over her critical condition. On w
inday her sons, Arthur Maull and II
lrl Johnson, and families, of Phila- M
'lphia, spent the day with her., ia
Mrs. Henry McAllister, who has 81
len quite i'll at her home on Broad
rect, is cOnvalescent. M
Mrs. Arthur DOdd, of ear9t0wh, &C
suffering from illness at her home. We
The employees of the w. e.
,aves & Son garment factory con- II
ibuted from their wages last Sat
day $500 to the Milton Relief As ce
citation toward the relief of needy WI
miles in this vicinity. pa
Services at Zion M. e. church on Gt
nday, February LIST, will be as fol- &c
VS.: Sunday school at p. M: $50
by the pastor, Rev. James
Neal, ut 3 p. M; EpwOrth League a
rVices, led by William Conrad, at
30 p. m.
The monthly business meeting of
2 Fisher Bible Class of the M. h.
nday school will be held at the
me of Mrs. Elsie Graves on Tues
evening, February 3rd, at 1880
Sock.
=. l.. Mustard, of Wilmington, was
weekend visitor with his family.
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