Milford chronicle., 1932-06-17
MILTON
Surprise Party for Edna and
Sylvester LeGates.

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Sylvester LeGateS.
The many friends of Edna and
Sylvester Locates gathered at theil
home near Milton, on Thursday even
ing, June End and gave them a sur
prise party in honor of their II and
18th birthday anniversaries. Forty
seven young folks took part and a
very enjoyable evening was spent in
music and games, after which re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served. At late hour the
guests departed for their homes
wishing Edna and Eylvester many
happy returns of the day. They also
received many useful gifts.
DR.. and Mrs. Wiltbank and Mrs.
c. M. Wiltbank, Mrs. Joseph Black
and Mrs. Robert D. Lingo and child
rem motored to Annapolis, Md, last
week to attend the commencement
exercises at st. Johns, the oldest
college in America, at which Joseph
L. Lingo, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
d. Lingo, was awarded the degree
of Bachelor of Arts. The exercises
were held under the historic Liberty
Tree on the campus. Governor AL
bert c. Ritchie, awarded the degrees.
While at st. Johns Mr.. Lingo was a
member of the debating society, the
Inter-Fraternity Council, Glee Club,
Band, Social Committee, the King
William Dramatic Society, the track
team and the Intra-Murial Council.
He was also on the staff of the col
lege paper and during his senior
year was president of his fraternity.
Alpha Kappa Di.
Mrs. Ella Duffield has returned to
Philadelphia after spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Mustard.
The State Executive Committee of
the c. E. Society will have charge of
the services at the M. P Church on
Sunday vening.
An appeal is being made to the
people of the town, through the New
Century Club to make Milton one of
the friendly towns who care for the
children sent out each summer by
the New York Tribune Fresh Air
Fund. Children are sent who are
undernourished and weak from lack
Of food and wrong living conditions,
but who have no contagious disease.
Each family is asked tor take, for
wo weeks vacation, either one'or two
children, between the ages of and
IL years, in their homes. Do not
treat them luxuriosly, but give them
some food and care we give our own.
Any information may be had from
)r application for children may be
made to members of the local COM
nittee who are Mrs. Robert B. Hop
1ins, Mrs. Wm.' Wagamon, Miss
Sarah Atkins, Mrs. George H. Wap- |
es, Miss Eva Smith and Mrs. Chas.
Porter.
Children's Day was observed in
Goshen M. E. Church on Sunday by |
| program by the Beginners Glass |
It the morning service and by Bap- |
ism of children by Rev. R. S. Hodg-
ION. Those baptised were Susan
1raves, Elizabeth and Sara Ellen
Jowgill and Barbara Garland Davis.
The platform was beautifully
by the Fisher Bible Glass,
o represent a garden where in the
service, pagent ANY Child
vas presented by all departments of
he Sunday School The Primary
gave a playlet 'Of Such
5 the Kingdom. The Juniors "Alice
n Junior Land" The older girls,
sketch of students in every
and, in which Thelma Lank was a
eacher in U. S. A; Margaret Lingo,
urse; Doris Dickerson, singer in
-orea; Virginia Martin, a Mission
ry; Lavinia Ingram, a Japanese;
larry wilkins, Chinese Doctor; and
Iargaret Black, India. The part of
The Child was taken by Marion
idginton. The theme was how "any
hid" may be taught by agencies of
ne church to fill positions of respon-
lbility and trust through Christian
aiming.
The Ladies' Aid Hat Social has
cen postponed to the evening of I
uesday, June 21, at s o'clock. {
veryone bring a trimmed hat in
az or box and exchange it for a new !
INNER model. Admission rs and :
cents. Refreshments will be SER
I'd and a program of games and
usic enjoyed in the Sunday School
,om.
Elzey Walls and Harry Carpenter, |
Milton, are building cottage at q
ak Orchard for Philadelphia |
lrty. S
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Crouch
Id daughters, Catherine, Florence /
i'd Margaret, of Philadelphia, spent
lnday with his father, Walter w. 4
ouch and family. Miss May FL h
lgsworth accompanied Mr.. and /
rs. Crouch on their return to Phila- i
lphia and will spend several weeks a
ere as their guest. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Reynolds, of t
liladelphia, are the guests of his a
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds a
is week. They will spend some o
ne with Mrs. Reynolds parents,
r. and Mrs. Harry Ewing in Re h
both. E
Mrs. Ollie Walls is slowly improv- Il
: after two weeks of serious ill r
SIS at her home on Broad street. 2
Several residents of Milton on Sun
Y attended the afternoon session 81
the Maryland Annual Conference e
ID at Pocomoke City, Nd, last week ii
ank B. Carey, represented Milton fC
,thodist Protestant Church at the a
inference. CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvey Walls on Fri et
y entertained the following guests
s. John Warrington and daugh- te
s, of Harbeson, Mrs. Charles R
Inert and children. of Ellendale. N