Milford chronicle., 1934-09-21
MILTON

q evening, October 7th, with a special
Home Coming service" conducted
by the pastor, Rev. o. w. Prince,
: continuing until Sunday, October
18th. Committees have been named
: to prepare programs for each eve
{ ming during the week and these
a committees have. already started to
I work. The program as now out
- lined is as follows:
: Sunday evening, Oct. 7th-Home
t coming service, in charge of Rev.
e o. w. Prince; there will be no SER
e vice on Monday evening.
Tuesday evening-Men's night, in
charge of a committee headed by
: Charles Dickerson.
f Wednesday evening-Ladies' night,
1 in charge of the Mite Society.
2 Thursday evening-Young Peo-
: ple's night, in charge of a commit
? tee of young people, headed by Will
liam Morris.
Friday evening-Christian Endea-
vor night. Program in charge of the
leaders of the several C. E. Societies |
Sunday morning-Sunday School |
promotion day, in charge of Rev. !
Prince, followed by a children's pro-
gram.
Sunday evening" play entitled /
Bringing Up Children" by a COM
mittee headed by Mrs. Bernice Tyn-
dali. The purpose of Rally Week"
is to reawaken interest in church
and Sunday school for a larger work
during the winter months and to
enlarge attendance. AS soon as the
various committees have organized
and prepared their programs a COM
plete schedule of the events will
be published. The public, both here
and surrounding towns and COM
munities are earnestly urged to at ,
tend every service.
surprise party was given to
Miss Sarah Lofand at the home of I
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John I
Lofand, near town, on Thursday i
evening, in honor of her 21st birth i
day. Those present were Misses
Emma Wyatt. Virginia Atkins, Marie Y
Dodd, Elizabeth Outten, Vinyard .
Brittingham, Lillian Brittingham, Il
Marion Wells, Mary Reed, of Mil :
ton, Carrie Conner, of Magnolia,
Messrs. Hammond Warrington, Nor
man Bennett. David Jefferson, AL
fred Tinley. Layton Jefferson, Otis
Clifton, Lester Hurd, Wilson Smith,
Henry Atkins. Russell Gooner, Jo-
seph Jefferson. Richard jefferson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lofland, Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Vincent, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Warrington. Music
was furnished by Miss Marie Dodd,
piano; Lester Hurd and Alfred Tin =
ley. guitars; and Layton Jefferson.
banjo. The evening was spent in
playing games and dancing. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served. At a late hour the
guests departed reporting fine
time and wishing Miss Sarah many
more happy birthdays.
Relatives and friends gave Mrs, llt
David DuttOn a birthday surprise ag
party on Saturday. Sept 18th. Those
present were. MIR. and Mrs. Minos dr.
Wilson and sons. Samuel and Wood at
row. Lewis Fowler of Cokesbury, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson and
sons, William and George, of New /
Market, Mr., and Mrs. Herman Brit Fl
tlngham and sons, Leon and Linden, w
Misses May Ellingsworth and Mary
Betty Crouch. Refreshments of ice dr.
cream and cake were served. Sc
Miss Virginia Atkins, student JO
nurse at the Emergency Hospital.
Milford. spent the weekend with att
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter co
Atkins, near town.
Mrs. Laura POstles, who has been
'ery i'll at the home of her daugh-
er, Mrs. Hulda Hastings. is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franck, of North fol
'arolina, are spending a few weeks
i the wilkins cottage at Broadkiln
Beach.
Edward Messenger, of Philadel- SUI
'hia, is visiting his mother, Mrs. -
rene Collins Messenger.
MIR. and Mrs. William Montgom-
ry, of Fulton. n. Y. spent the past
ieek with Miss Loleta Belts.
Mrs. Alice Collins Bennett is
lsiting her daughter in Rhode Is
and. g.:
Clyde Belts has returned from
usiness trip to West Virginia. IL:
Mr.. and Mrs John Donovan spent
unday with his mother, Mrs. Lou
mia Donovan, in Georgetown. g..
Mrs. Goldie Owens spent the week
nd with friends at Rehoboth Beach -.
Milton Fire Department sent as '''
elegates to the State Firemen's
onvention at Harrington on We'd
esday, Charles Barker and C. NJ
'iltbank
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin wilkins -
I'VE returned to their home in Will
lngton, after spending the week
IN his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
wilkins
Mrs. Rachel Ann Blizzard. of Will
ngton, is the guest of Mrs. Laura lO:C
lhOun 1O:s
Mrs. May Russell, of New York.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Low ITO
y, on Chestnut street.
Miss Lulu Morris, of Stockley. is
guest of relatives in Milton this co.,
ek. Odst
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Smith and vi,
lighters, and Miss Mary Black wiz
snt Sunday with friends at Wood
e.
Nr. and Mrs. Edward Argo and ing
l, Earl, visited relatives in Mil
d on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles L. Jackson, after
ending several weeks at Rehoboth,
returned to her home in Milton.
8. Jackson was accompanied dur
her stay at RehOboth by her
lighter, Mrs. Orvil Banning, of 900
dgeville.
republican primary election will II .0f
held on Saturday. to nominate e.Ar