Milford chronicle., 1931-02-27
MILTON

very promising, owing to the
iIought that has prevailed ali vim
e. Ihe set is poor and those plants
ita aaI nave come up have made very
itue growth; in some fields only a
i1se ol green is seen, when in more
soraOie seasons they would at this
lue oe entirely covered by the wheat
1ldliIs. yIhe prospect for other CROPS
Prown here is very poor unless rain
Il large quantities fall between now
ma planting time. Some growers
iase thls week sown factory peas
5na hnd the land exceedingly dry.
asIure fields are brown with dead
lass and in many such, fields re-
eedlng will necessary to MAIN
an grazing stock during the late
pnng and summer.
Littl9 Billie Wilkins is very sick
this writing.
MT ana Mrs. A. j. Davidson and
vi: anq Mrs. William Davidson, of
hnlngton, attended the funeral of
Iapt. Charles Burrous Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. A. J. Davidson, of
Wilmington, spent Wednesday night
Fllh Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Wilkins.
MI; and Mrs. Charles Meyers, of
Dhdales Pa, were the weekend
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed.
Inc third quarterly conference of
fllltOn M. p. church was held on
londay evening at the parsonage.
ne reports of the various boards
Pefe received, showing the church
10 be growing numerically and spir-
tually., "A membership meeting will
e,sheid iat the church on Monday
evening of next week, at which time
business! of great Importance will
Pc brought up for consideration, 1t
Is important that every member of
he church, above the age of eight
Fen years, be present at this meet
nga
Miss Mary wilkins accompanied
Der father, Franklin wilkins, of Will
nington,H on Il trinatO Niagara Falls
n Friday, returning on Tuesday
Vehing.
Captain John Lank, of Philadel-
ellia, was the guest of his brother,
Oseph N. Lanl1,aover the Weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Welch and
amily, 6f Camden, N. j., spent sew
raj days with Milton relatives in
nd mead town. .l.o
The JMniOr Christian EndeavOr So
iety o& the M. Pr church held their /
nOhthlN business meeting in Social !
iaH onsMonday evening. There were /
wenty-siX out of the twenty-nine |
nenbers present. After the busi- !
ess of1he evening was transacted
ocial hour was held. The hostesses, /
+ sfTgiIias Johnson and Beatrice Wells, |
crved Zee cream and cake. Mrs. /
Eliza Button is superintendent of /
sl1iS group of little ones and is max +
klg a live organization of it. On
unday sevening the Juniors Sang a
cry pretty selection during the Sen-
Dr meeting at the church.
s The Senior Christian EndeavOr So
sicty had charge of the evening SER
ices. The leader, Charles T. Vent,
resident of the society, prepared an
ppropriate program, i'll which many
lembeTS participated. The topic
Hder discussion was Foreign Mis-
Hons" /. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B.
parey rendered a delightful vocal J
8uet; tlfc Junior Society sang Jesus !
Wear" - the pastor, Rev. l.. c. Ran
2all made very interesting address
II the topic. The Juniors will have
lharge of the Sunday evening serv-
ees ons March 22nd, and they are
Preparing program that should be
|f especial interest to the older, mem
|ers ofSthe church, The Intermed- /
bite Society will have charge of the 5
.eryicess ON Sunday evening, April ]
18th, under the leadership of the {
Mrs. Charles Porter, ]
Ind on Sunday evening, May 31st, I
be Young Peoples Society will be in !
|harge of the services, under the /
badersliip of their superintendent. {
The w. r. Graves & Son, garment t
Manufacturers, have installed a new {
machine that is a mar q
lei in performance. Their trade de- q
hands more and more work of this q
8nd and in order to take care Of it q
Fithoutk sending it out of town it l
Iecame necessary to install the new t
sachin0 l
Services at Zion NJ. e. church on j
Iunday,& March 1st, will be as fol- t
bws: Sunday school at p. m; c
reaching at 8 p. m, by the pastor,
lev. James O'Neil! Epworth League S
ervicess at 1880 p. M, led by Miss 5
Edna Legates, assisted by Miss Ethel t
ioore 4EverybOdy welcome. C
The monthly business meeting of
he Fisher Bible Class will be held
4 Goshen M. f. church on Sunday
March 3rd, 1881, at 1880
clock Text word: Come"
Mrs. Cove Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
sDodd and son, Ray, visited.
;iends in Wilmington OH Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sampel Fithian, Mrs. =
Iollie Walker and son Charles, and ?
oseph Iindale visited friends and
sIatiyes in Delmar OH Sunday.
Martha Sweet, who has been under
.catmeht in a Milford hospital for
mo time, has returned home much
nDroved in health.
Mrs. ,John d. Wright, who has been
,ite i'll at her home on Mulberry
rect for several days, is improv-
~ h
9taptaill and Mrs. David r. Dutton
"a. som David, ..Ir., were the guests
mr.. and Mrs. Minos Wilson, near
on Sunday. n,
Mr. and Mrs. Ermon PoSLles, of
,ringfiefild, Pa, spent the weekend
III, her mother, Mrs. Eva Lindale.
tThs fourth quarterly conference
Goshen M. i. church was held. on
IN nerS evening, in charge of Rev.
d. fHabbart, of Dover, sUpt. of
,yor district. The reports of va
,i,e committees show the church to
in good condition, membership