Milford chronicle., 1931-10-16
MILTON

FRANK Smltn OF Pnllauelpnla.
A very delightful surprise party
was given John c. Pride at the
home of his son, Gus Pride in hon
or of his eighty-ninth birthday. Mr..
Pride received many useful gifts.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Pride, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Ma
son of HarbesOn, George A. Rust,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Bennett and
children, Everett and Norman,
Misses Julia Elliott, Mrs. Lucinda
Wilson, James Pride, Miss Marga
ret Pride, Samuel Pride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Hastings and daughter
Edna, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pride
and son Raymond, Jr., and little
Raymond Warrington, Jr.
There were several violin selec-
tions played by his son, Gus Pride.
At a late hour ice cream, cake and
candy were served in abundance.
The guests left reporting a very fine
time and wishing Mr.. Pride many
more happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dodd and
son Ray and Mr.. and Mrs. Myers
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family of New Market on Sunday
On Thursday evening, October s,
a few of the friends and relatives of
William r. wilkins met at his home
it being his birthday and gave him
a surprise party. He received some
nice gifts and helped dispose OF
large quantity of ice cream and
cake. Those present were: Mrs. Da-
vid H. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
Reed and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Reed, Mr. and Mrs. David
Reed, Jr.. and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Reed and daughter,
Mrs. Sallie Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kitchens and sons, Edward
ShOckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Cliff
ton and children, Miss May Ell
lingsworth and David DuttOn, Jr.
Addison Chandler and Edward
Walls have finished painting the
house of Robert NailOr, near town.
Elmer Latchum and family, of
Philadelphia have moved from Phil /
adelphia to Milton.
Franklin Wilkins, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Wilkins.
Sam Fithian, Jr., has returned |
from a Wilmington hospital where
he had tOnsils and adenoids remov-
ed. He was accompanied by his mo-
ther, Mrs. H. S. Nithian. Sam has
had some hard knocks in his six
years of life but he comes up smil
ing every time.
The bake on Saturday by Charles
Sharp's team B, of the NJ. p Church
was a success. The profit to the
team being $43.44. Mr.. Sharp and
aides wish to thank all who in any
way helped to make the affair a
success. On next Saturday, in Fire
mems building Charles Stout, team
E, will hold a bake, at which will
be sold pies, cakes, dressed chick
ems, candy, etc. Mrs. Maggie Carey
and Edward ATgO are the aides in
charge.
The Milton firemen report ST.
647.9 .93 at their recent carnival. They
desire to thank all who helped
make the carnival the success it
was.
On Sunday Rally Day" was OBJ
served at Milton NJ. p. Church with
a special sermon in the morning by
the pastor, Rev L. c. Randall. In
the evening the Sunday school gave
an entertainment of recitations,
songs and dialogues. Mrs. Eliza
DuttOn and Mrs. Emma Mustard.
Following is the program as rem
dered:
Song by school.
Prayer by c. T. Vent.
WELCOME" Agnes Carey.
Like YOU" Granville Hastings.
Song by the primary class.
Recitation by six girls. =
Recitations by Albert, Irene and &
Margaret Argo, Virginia Johnson, +
Billie Spencer, Ray Dodd, Jean Da- :
wilson, Grace Davidson and Dyson !
Spencer.
Song by Mrs. Vents class of girls. b,
Promotion Day." by five girls.
Little Church Goer," Sarah Will n
ley. =
Lover of Children" Geneva Rog- q
ers.
Recitation, Carl Campbell.
THE Little Lad Fred Rust. h
Recitation, Frank Carey Joan2on. o
Building" Junior Carey. +
THE Boy Who Laughs Alfred
Carey.
Recitation, Russell Wiley. n
Talk by Rev Randall.
Collection amounting to S60). o
Drill by Mrs. Tyndail's class of n
girls.
Recitation, Joseph Campbell. b
Recitations, Alfred Clifton. Helen d
Walls and Carrie Thomas. d
Pantomine by Mrs. Carey's class
If girls. N
Recitations by Janet Marvel, W
catherine Messick, Carlton Reed a
md Mary Betty Crouch.
The Town Council of Milton has n
'aused to be erected at the inter- Il
sections of streets entering on the c
main highway and through-trafic
streets, and in school zones stop A
md caution signs. These signs must IL
'e Obeyed or violators will find B
themselves entangled with the laws r
traffic. il
Milton New Century Club at their h
Meeting on Wednesday, October q.
will have for discussion "Conserya- tC
ion," led by Mrs. Elmer Dickerson 81
md Mrs. Sarah Irwin. On Wednes-
lay of this week the subject was et
Music" led by Mrs. William Lank Fl
nd Mrs. James c. Palmer. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen. Mrs.
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