Milford chronicle., 1931-02-27

director Rellg. EducatiOn-MrS.
Layton Reed
Director Social and Religious Life,
Harry Edginton; Good Literature,
Mrs. Geo. NAPLES; Supt. S. s., VIM.
B. Wasamon; president Aid Society,
Mrs. J. c. Wiltbank; Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, Miss Lillian Cade.
Various committees were appoint
ed as follows: music, Rev. c. N.
Jones, Miss Sarah Atkins, Mrs. Eliz.
Lingo, VIM. Wagamon, Layton Reed;
membership, VIM. T. Starky, G. II.
NAPLES, Dr.. J. c. Wiltbank; finance,
G. II. NAPLES, j. NJ. LanE, J. L.
Black; benevOlences, j. c. Wiltbank,
j. w. Robbins, Geo. Marshall; hos
pitfalls, Miss Lillian Cade, Mrs. Floyd
Hurley, Mrs. Estelle Lofland; re-
I ligious education, L. w. Reed, w. B.
WagamOn, j. l.. Black; mems ceun-
Gil, L. Reed, II. EdgintOn, NJ. Graves;
pulpit supply, Geo. Fl. NAPLES, J. M.
Lank, J. d. Robbins; world service
council, Layton Reed, H. Edginton,
Milton Graves. Mrs. J. L. Black, Miss
Eva Smith; delegates to layman's
association on April 10 were named
as Geo. Fl. NAPLES and J. Leon Black.
/ The NJ. L. Church Improvement
Society will hold public meeting
on Friday evening in the church, to
which all are invited who are inter-
ested in progress of the church.
The weekly meeting of Milton New
Century Club was held on Wednes-
day, Feb. 10, at 2:30, with Mrs. r.
B. Hopkins, president, presiding.
Eighteen members were present. The
club decided to have a ladies' min
strel on April II i'll Community Hall.
The special program !. for the day
was in charge of Mrs. VIM. B. Waga-
Birthdays" After salute to the flag
the members sang Battle Hymn of
Republic. Greeting by Mrs. Waga-
mon, "In cidents i'll Life of George
Washington" were read by Miss
Sarah Atkins. "a Review of Life of
Thomas Jefferson" was given by Mrs
l.. c. Darby.
"The Life of Andrew (Old Hick-
ory( Jackson" was read by Mrs. Jas.
M. Lank.
Mrs. VIM. MeaFs gave an interest
ing account of "UlySus S. Grant, Sol |
dier, President, Farmer" -z e.-....-
"Old Kentucky Home" was sung |
by Mrs. VIM. Lank.
"The Life of Our Beloved Prcsi-
dent, Abraham Lincoln" was told by |
Mrs. WagamOn, also a poem, "Thc |
Look on Lincoln's Face"
Mrs. Alfred Edginton read Traits |
of Lincoln" from Christian Herald.
Refreshments of candy were serv-
ed and a vote of thanks given Mrs.
for her interesting pro-
gram.
The Bohemian luncheon which
was to be held on Wednesday,, Feb.
Is, has been postponed to u future
date.
The ladies of the New Century
Club served coffee and cake to 80
ladies of p. e. District Council on
Tuesday, Feb. "a, in the club room.
The WOman's Christian Temper
lnce Union was entertained in the
lOspitable home of Mn and Mrs. Ar
.hur Pettyiohn, Friday evening, Feb.
10th. The business meeting was
irst conducted, after which a well
prepared program for Francis Will
ard Memorial Day." was given.
about fifty people were present. A
much larger number could have been
present with profit as well as enter
Good parts were taken
With young people as well as those |
,lder, in the well prepared program. .
among the number present aside
rom members and friends of the
Union, were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wood, Miss Lillian Cade, Mrs. VIM.
Starkey, Mrs. VIM. Reed of Milton,
ir. and Mrs. Harry Jefferson, Mr..
nd Mrs. Draper and son of near
reynolds church. The music was
inc, furnished by Mr.. Jefferson and
Arthur Hudson, piano and violin.
After the meeting was over with
losing prayer, all were invited to
he attractive dining room, where
hey were served with an abundance
f homemade ice cream and delici-
us homemade loaf cake. Every
nc expressed themselves as having
good and profitable time. If more
eOplC would open their homes in
his way, it would help solve the
rOblcm of how to help our young
eople to get interested in the things
hat are for their profit in years to
ONE. ...5- ..-ci.
d The senior class of Milton high
chool is presenting play March
entitled, "The College Hobo" for
he benefit of their senior trip at the
lose of school.
Cast of characters:
Sally-Almira Goodwin.
Patricia-Frances PettyjOhn.
Miss Weavcr-Esther MarlsOwitz.
Cousin Susie-Delberta Pettyjohn.
Bess-Rose MarkOwitz.
Elleen-Edith Reed.
Fritzy-Helen EdgintOn.