Milford chronicle., 1932-10-14

ing, X. y, delivered splendid ser
mon at the Milton M. f. Church OF
Sunday evening to a large congrega
ton. DR.. Wilson, who celebrated
his S0th anniversary on Saturday
October Sth, was born and raised il
Milton and has been in the ministry
for, So years; As years, in active ser
vice and Z years in the retired rela
tion. The title of his sermon was
"A Necklace of Pearls"
Miss Josephine aStuchlik, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuch-
lik, of Milton, left for New York on
October list, where she sailed on the
Brennan" for Germany, where she
will attend a school of languages
She expects to be gone two or three
years.
Mrs. Franklin Baker and children
left on Friday for Philadelphia. On
October 18th, they will sail from
New York for Columbia, South
America, where Mr. Baker is loeat-
ed.
Mrs. Horace DeAncona and Mrs.
Fred Kelly, of philadelphia, spent
Monday with Mrs. James A. Belts
and Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Wright.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowery entertain
ed at two tables of bridge on Satur-
day evening.
Rally Day" exercises were held
at Milton M. P. Church on Sunday
evening. The following program
was rendered by the Sunday-school
children: opening chorus, by
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sponsive reading, led by the super
intendent, F. B. Carey; welcome adj
dress, by Betty Reynolds; "a Rally
Call" by Pearl Burton and Wayne
Prince; recitation, by William Ban
ming; trio, Follow Me-" by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Carey and Rev. o. W.
Prince; recitation, by Jean David
son; an exercise, Advance" by
Dyson Spencer, Billie Carey, Gran
Vile Hastings, Norman Thomas, JUL
ian Mcgee and Junior Magee;. exer-
else, "A Autumn Leaves, Lois
Prince, Janet Marvel, Bernice john
son and Lefty Belts; song by the
cIli.d- Ell, recitation, by Betty Ban
n4n.s;r recitat.on, Frank Carey john
son; Ou. Part," Aretha Hastings,
.s-i5. 1aroy, Naomi Workman and
osa-- e., son, Where He
LIE - 44e", Billie Collins, Lois
Prinee, Janet Rogers, Frances Lev
era ge ana David Dutton; recitation,
by Cari.oA neeu; On With Christ,
Ea / Argo, Fred Rust, Russell Will
iey ana Wayne Prince; duet, Mrs.
MarYei ana airs. Collins; recltations,
by Raymond Ge.man, Stanley Steen,
Sarah Wiley; song, by the school;
recitation, BY Helen Parker;
Thanks giving, Virginia Johnson;
chorus, Count Your Blessings;
D gean., IN the --inss Service" in
which he .ol-0wing took part, Mary
10y --ou h, F.An~is Banning, Ray
DID, Juno. Wingate, Delema Ban
nins, Albert and IIene Argo, Bobbie !
Young, Charles Young, Grace Dav-
idson, Albert and Irene Argo, Bob
bic Young, Charles Young, Grace |
Davidson, Norma Spencer, Doris |
Reed Helen Walls, GENEVA Rogers,
Dorothy Postles, Beatrice Hastings,
Mildred Campbell, Thelma Marvel,
Peggy Johnson, Harriet Clendaniel, |
Albert Clendaniel; recitations, by
Beatrice Wells, Helen Hastings, Ag-
mes Carey, Virginia Johnson; offer
ing, song by the choir; benediction
by the pastor, Rev. D. w. Prince.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Morgan and
daughter, Jennie, of Wiglane, N. j.,
SPENT the weekend as the guests OF
Captai nand Mrs. Samuel Jefferson.
Mr.fand Mrs. Lynn Fox, of Milford,
visited Mr.. and=Mrs. William Dono-
van ON Monday.
Mrs. Elias Bailey and Miss Dolly
Lewis, of fredericksburg, Md, spent
with Mrs Sallie Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Carey and son,
Lee, Miss Edith Edgington, of Mil
ton, and Thomas Curry, of FELTON,,
spent Sunday in Wilmington.
Addison Chandler, of Severn Park,
Md, spent Sunday in Milton.
Mrs. Lemuel Carpenter and Mrs.
Edward Walker psent Saturday in
Milford.
Miss Sallie Melvin, who has been
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur SocKrider, in Milford,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Wilkins
spent Sunday with Mrs. Sallie War
ZEN in Cave. Neck. .--.-,..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Sharp spent Sunday with Mr.. and A
Mrs. Nehemiah Marvel, at George
own. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Banning and
Norma, spent Sunday with
lis parents at Greenwood.
Miss Helen Massey and Miss Nora
Reed, of Milton, have finished their
erm as student nurses at the Beebe
Hospital, Lewes, an dare now spend
ng nine months at Wilmington
hospital, after which they Will be
,iven their diplomas of graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Clendaniel
nd son, Carp, and Mr.. and Mrs.
,harles Maull spent Sunday in At
antic City, N. ]. Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Potter, of An
ola, visited Mrs. Elizabeth Potter
n Sunday. s.. ....s.... !
Mrs. Robert Burton and children I
pent the weekend in Camden, N. I
Captain and Mrs. William Jeffers,
( Redden, and James Harvey and {
hildren, of Bridgeport, Conn, Wis !
ed Captain and Mrs. David Dut- 9
On on Thursday
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