Milford chronicle., 1934-09-28
MILTON

Mrs. H. S. Fithian, Samuel, JaeI
and Mary Jane, aged respectively 9
and 4, were given a party in cele
bration of their birthday anniver
saries at their home on Union stree
on Saturday afteanOon. The chill
dren were entertained on the lawI
by toys, games and refreshments o
ice cream, cake and candy and al
who would were given a ride on tbs
second engine of the Milton Fire
Company. The children were also
given a long ride in one OF the
school busses, which, after the par
ty, delivered them to their homes
Present at the party were STANLEY
Steen, Ray Dodd, Howard and Will
liam Barker, William Reed, Charles
Mayrosie, Virginia. West, Jane Bak-
er, June Smith, Elbert Palmer, Geo
Hopkins, Donald POstles, Dan
Crouch, George Baker, Ruth Ann
Hopkins, Gladys Mayrosie, Lester
Radke, Joseph Lank, 3rd, Mary Jane
Fithian, Mrs. Goldie Owens and
Miss Elizabeth Lank, teachers Of the
school, were present as were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Clifton OF Milford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carey. Mrs. Les
ter Radke, Mrs. Howard Barker,
Mrs. George Hopkins and Mr.. and
MIS-. Linden Postles of Milton.
Those having the program for the
various services Turing Rally
Week" at Milton NJ. p. Church (Oe-
tober I'D are assigning parts and
rrfh arrsa
The opening service will be on Sun
day evening. October z. when the
pastor, Rev. o. W. Prince, will have
charge of a a "Churcn Home Com
ing" service, to which all members
end former members of the church
are urged to attend. There will be
10 service on Monday evening, but
on Tuesday evening MEMS Night"
will be in charge of a committee
Eeaded by Charles DickeIsOn. We'd
nesday evening. Ladies' Night" will
he in charge of the Mite Society.
The young people will have charge
of the services on Thursday even
ing, and this is expected to be one
of the most interesting services OF
the week. Friday evening will be
Christian EndeavOr Night. in charge
of a committee headed by Charles
T. Vent, president of the Senior So
ciety. The following program las
been prepared for this service:
Song service, songs Nos. so and
40.
Scripture reading by Mrs. Eliza
beth Jefferson.
Prayer by Mrs. owen W. Prince.
Song, No. 6.
Installation service, conducted by
the president and pastor.
Duet, Mrs. Annie Collins and Mrs.
Blanche Marvel.
Christian Endeavor testimonial
meeting: Discussion, What Chris
tian Endeavor Means to Me How
Has 1t Helped NIe?"
Duet, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Ca
rey.
Song.
Benediction.
On Sunday, October IA. the Sum
day school hour will be given over
to the children, who, under the
leadership of Mrs. Eliza Dutton,
Mrs. Nora Campbell and Mrs. Maude
Mcgee, will present a very interest
ing program, followed by Promo
tion Exercises" in charge Of Rev. 0.
w. Prince. In the evening a play,
entitled Train Up A Child" will be
presented under the direction OF
Mrs. Prince and Mrs. Tyndall. The |
public is urged to attend all of these |
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Moore, Mrs. |
Earl Reed and daughter. Dorothy,
and Mrs. George Ellingsworth were |
Dover visitors on Saturday.
The W. f. Graves & Son Garment
Factory opened on Monday morning
after an enforced idleness of sever
al weeks. The opening of this plant
is pleasing to the people of Milton,
especially to the women employees.
Miss Sarah Atkins. who has been
quite i'll at her home for several
days, is convalescing.
Mrs. Charles l.. Jackson is in at
tendance upon her daughter, Mrs.
Orvil Banning, who is seriously ill
at her home in Bridgeville.
Mrs. Charles f. Darby and son.
Gilbert, of Philadelphia. spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Col
die Owens.
At the Republican Primaries held
here on Saturday. Fred A. Walls. OF
near Harbeson, was nominated State
Senator, and Harry V. Lyons, of
Lewes, was named Representative
by the, voters of the Lewes and Re-
hoboth district.
Miss Myra Bailey and Mr.. Taylor
Of Laurel, spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Annie Bailey.
Mrs. Lollis Blizzard, of Philadel- ,
Dhia, spent the weekend with MIR.
md Mrs. Lemuel Johnson. {
Mrs. Margaret Cannon and daugh-
Ter Ethel, of Camden, ". j.. were !
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Martin. a
. Mrs. George Fowler, of Philadel- Z
,hia, was the guest of her sister. :
drs Daniel Wagamon, Jr., over the
Weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McIlvane OF
,amden, N. j.. are the guests of Mr..
md Mrs. William r. Ingram.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Atkins
gere guests of Philadelphia rela-
ives this week.
rhe Fisher Bible Glass gave par
v at tie home Of Mrs. Nora e.nDIs,
car Harbeson, on Thursday eve
ing. IN honor of Miss Lulu Morris 9
nd her friend, Miss Jeunte Patrick.
( Stockley. The evening vas spent q
a scng and speeches ny pastor, tea 6
ilcr and members of tie class. Rev.
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