Milford chronicle., 1931-01-02
MILTON

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held in the Sunday school room o
the NJ E. Church on Tuesday eve
ming, January 6, at o'clock. Thl
feature of the evening will be a GOV
cred dish supper. At o'clock thu
regular monthly business meeting
will be held.
After spending the holidays al
home ], Harold and Ralph c. Short
returned to Connecticut on Sunday
Mrs. Alvata and son Harry, Mrs
Clifford Cortelyou of Baltimore were
guests of Mrs. Anna Short on sun
day.
Miss Ruth Warren, a student at
Wesley Collegiate Institute at Do
yer, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah E. Warren over the
Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah e. Warren en-
tertained during the Christmas holi-
days Mr.. and Mrs. James Houston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hill of George
town, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Fish
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clifton of
Atlantic City. They had as their
dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Warren, Mrs. Joseph Benson, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman West and son
Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Kirby
and son Marian of Milford, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Warren and daughter
Nina of RehobOth.
The Methodist Sunday schools
gave their annual Christmas enter
tainment and treat on Monday eve
ming. Both churches were beautiful
ly decorated for the occasion. At the
M. P. Church the following program
was rendered: Song by the school,
Joy to the World" prayer by Rev.
M. E. Hungerford, of Georgetown;
Greetings" Granville Hastings;
recitation, Frank Carey Johnson;
recitation, Jean Davidson; 1.-The
Snow Bird" Ray Dodd; recitation,
Albert and Irene Argo; song, Doro-
thy Johnson and Billy Collins; "My
Very Best" Norman Thomas; "Su-
gar Plums," by five girls; a play
cite, Mother Goose" christmas
Candles" by small girls; recitation,
Helen Hastings; recitation, Helen
Little Fairies" by small
girls; solo, by Rev. R. c. Randall;
recitation, Jeaneva Rogers; Jingle |
Bells" song by small children;
The Secret" Billy Collins; recita-
ton, Agnes Carey; recitation, Billy |
Spencer; dialogue, Mabel Walls,
Emma Spencer and Weldon Reed; |
song by the school, Silent Night"
Each scholar was presented with a
box of candy and a large orange /
md the smaller schoars were given
presents by their teachers, and, not
% be outdOne by their elders the
scholars gave presents to the tea
,hers.
Miss Martha Mustard of Beacon
College, Wilmington, Miss Helen
Massey and Miss Nora Reed, stu
lent nurses at Beebe Hospital,
4ewes, are spending the holidays
With their parents in Milton.
e. P. Nicholson is spending a few
ays with his mother in Virginia.
A Christmas dinner was given to
he following guests by Mr.. and
lrs. H. S. Fithian: Captain and
lrs. Samuel Fithian, Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm L. Mcgee, of Milton; Mrs.
larry Ware, of Deerield, N. j.; Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Melvin Morgan and chill i
rem of Wiglane, N. j.; Miss Grace {
ianford of Pennsgrove, N. j., Mr. {
nd Mrs. David Lewis and children t
t DaretoWn, N. J. A royal good I
me was enjoyed by the twenty per t
Ons present. {
The following guests were enter
lined by Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Rey- T
olds at turkey dinner on Christ /
las Day: Mr.. and Mrs. William /
'alls, Mrs. Annie E. Reynolds, Miss
Iva Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. War |
IN Dodd and son, Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. n
Gorge Marvil and son Harry, Mr..
nd Mrs. Edgar Carpenter, Mr.. and (
rs. Alfred Nailor and daughter Il
orothy, all of Milton; Mr. and Mrs. .
reston and son, John E., Mr.. and
rs. Samuel Jefferson and son Rob- =,
t, of Marcus Hook, Pa. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dodd spent +.
riday with her parents, Mr.. and a
RS. Charles Donovan, near town.
Bryan Dickerson of Drexel Hill, h
L., spent the holidays with his par W
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dickerson. v,
Fred Jensen of Reynolds Mills,
five porkers last week p
at weighed 1924 pounds, as fol- m
ws: 40, 362, 572, 456 4S4. Cove
synolds butchered three that tip el
d the beam at 466, 460 and 396. r
Miss Ella Millman, of Milton, Will al
I'd Millman, of Indiana, Pa, and cl
rah Millman of Georgetown, spent m
g past week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
yton Everett and Mr.. and Mrs. 1t,
seph Millman, Jr, of Broadheads- SO
lie, Pa. w
Mrs. Estelle Moore, Melvin zellers I'll
Chester, Pa, MIR. and Mrs. Leroy W.
rey, William Fl. Workman of Mil III III
l, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ermon Pos ~
S of Philadelphia, were the guests w w
Mrs. Eva Lindale on Christmas nS rIy
y. A. AZ
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Behring- W. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Behrin- IN
:, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L. oh
IBIS and daughter, Betty, and Mr., is
l Mrs. Charles C. King of Penn fo1
vania, visited Milton friends and me
atives over the holidays. soI
lr. and Mrs. Edgar Messick gave
party in honor of Ira S. wi
lis at their home on Friday eve Wis
g. Those present were Mr.. and lik
S. Willard Carey and sons, Ever me
and Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. John pei
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon sol
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