Milford chronicle., 1934-10-26
MILTON

hOnor OF Mr.. LOveland's 2Sth kirtt
day. There were about 80 guest
present. After dancing until a lat
hour, they were all invited. into tn
dining room for refreshments. O
departing the group wished MI
Loveland many more happy birth
days.
Halloween will he observed Il
Milton, on Tuesday evening, Octobe
30, with parade and dance. will
| cash and merchandise prizes award
ed to contestants in the costume pa
rade. Last year one of the larges
parades ever held here was held, b
which about $50 masqueraders wer'
in line, and double this number 1.
expected this year.. Following the
parade, which begins at 8 o'clock
there will be a dance in Firemens
Hall. Music will be furnished by a
popular orchestra. This event is be-
ing sponsored by the merchants
and young business men of the town
I. c. King is chairman of the parade
committee, assisted by John Fisher
and Webster Jefferson. There will
be several sections of the parade, in
cluding decorated automobiles, bus
mess floats and comical section.
The Farm Products Show, spOn-
sOred by the agriculture class of
Milton High School, was held yes
terday in the auditorium of the
school. In the evening an entertain
ment was put on by the school chill
dren. Awards in the products show
were made for the following: Ele-
mentary grades, one to six grades:
Best year of corn of each variety;
heaviest single vegetables without
top; heaviest single fruit of each
variety; heaviest single egg of any
fowl; smallest single egg OF any
fowl; best hand made wooden ar
ticIe: best hand painted. or crayon
cOlOred picture; prettiest dressed
doll; fanciest doll dress; prettiest
photograph of boy and girl.
For Junior and Senior High
and adults: Best ten ears of
corn of each variety; best single ear
of each variety; best peck of grain
seed; best five-eighths basket of any
vegetable without tops; best plate
entry of five fruits; best bunch of
six vegetables with tops tied: best
sheaf of forage four inches in diam
eter; best quart of hulled nuts; best |
dozen eggs of any fowl; smallest |
single egg of any fowl; heaviest /
single egg of any fowl; heaviest !
single vegetable without tops; heav-
est single fruit; prettiest house |
plant pOtted; prettiest mixed bOu-
luet in container: prettiest cnllec-
ion of wild life; tallest stalk Of
'orn, sunflower. cotton. tobacco OF
'astOr bean; best built farm shop
rticle of its kind; best built manu-
il training article of its kind: best
epair job from home of its kind.
The Young Mems Republican Club
Ield rally in Firemen's Hall on
Wednesday evening. Among the
peakers were Senator John G.
'ownsend. Jr.. and George G. Her
ing of Wilmington.
Sussex County Firemen's AssOci-
tion will hold demonstration of
re fighting methods in Milton this
friday evening. Fire companies
'om various towns of the county
ill be present and practice meth
is of placing and scaling ladders.
lying hose and entering buildings.
trained instructors will be pres
1t.
The Milton Fire Company will
resent a musical comedy in the
iremen's auditorium on November
and IA. The cast will number
'ound 100 of MiltOn's best talent,
cluding a large number of chill
en-. A three act comedy. MIXED
ckles." staged by the Wheeler
'oducing Company has been Sc
cted.
Revival services are in progress
Milton Pilgrim Holiness Church.
by the Rev. Raymond
mpson. and assisted by the Holden
sters in special musical numbers.
The first fall meeting of the Par
t-Teacher Association was held ON
'nday evening, with the president,
hn c. Lank, presiding. A very in
esting program was presented.
er which light refreshments were
we'd in the school cafeteria.
Miss Sarah Walls. daughter of Ell
: Walls, aged II years. died on
day at the Brandywine Sanitar-
a. where she had been receiving
atment for several months. She
by her father. one sis
Mrs. Victor Spencer. and three
theirs. Earl. Ralph and John
lis. Funeral services were held at
rbeson NJ. P. Church by Rev. o.
Prince. of Milton, and interment
lie in Beaver Dam cemetery on
lday afternoon.
box social will be held on Sat
ay evening in Social Hall by the
shine Circle of Milton NJ p.
day school. Boxes of good rhings
at will be prepared by the young
es and the young men are ex-
ed to purchase them at auction
4. Come and enjoy an evening of
and good eats.
he Ladies Aid of Reynolds NJ. P.
rch will hold a bake IN the va
store of David Lingo. So don't
your Sunday eats before visiting
Dressed chickens, cakes, pies.
will be on sale. Come and help
1olds Church. We need your
onage. .NA ~
tile Miss Almira Reed, daughter
Ir. and Mrs. Hall Reed. was CIV
party on Saturday. October 90.
Dnor of her sixth birthday. Those
ent we're Lois Prince, Murice
AEfnfo,d Deal uott. A.otbo /