Milford chronicle., 1934-04-06

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Easter was celebrated at the M. p,
Church with a program In the morn
ing by the younger scholars of the
Sunday school, and in the evening
by a dramatic pageant, Easter
Radiance" The program of the
morning services was as follows:
Song. by the congregation.
Responsive reading; selection 46,
page 81, in hymnal, Welcome" by
Lois Prince.
RecitatiOns: Arthur Belts, Ber-
nice Johnson, Burton Donovan.
Song by primary department.
Recitations: Gladys Madjarosy,
Geraldine Walls. Dan Crouch. Doris
Reed.
Dialogue: Francis Banning, Betty
Belts, Janet Marvel and Delema
Banning.
RecltatiOn, by Virginia Donovan.
Song, AT the Cross" by Frances
and Betty Banning.
Recitation, Janet Messick.
Song by congregation.
RecitatiOns: Gene Davidson, and
Janet Rogers.
Dialogue, by a class of boys.
RecitatiOns: Grace Davidson. Ann
and Elmira Reed.
Dialogue, by Aretha Hastings,
Helen Walls and Norma Spencer.
Recitation, Aretha Walls.
Collection speech, Dallis Roach.
Talk by the pastor, Rev. o. W.
Prince.
Collection.
PantOmine by a class of girls.
Recitation, Julian Mcgee.
Dialogue by Irene and Junior
Arse.
Recitation, by Billy Collins.
Song. by Carlton Reed.
Recitation, Frank Carey Johnson.
Dialogue. by Betty and Billie Ban
ming.
Song, Frances Leverage.
Recitation, Billy Spencer.
Dialogue, Easter" by class of
girls. ,.. ..---
Recitation, by Gladys Burton.
Recitation, by Catherine Messick.
Recitation, Maurice Jean Minnard
Closing song, by congregation.
Hymnal No. 1872.
BenedictlOn, by the pastor.
Leighton Donovan, residing near
Jefferson Cross Roads, has been
quite III with scarlet fever lie Is
now eOnValescent.
Mrs. Nellie McGee, who is making
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Veasey. is in Wilmington for a few
days.
The Ladies' Aid of Reynolds NJ. r.
Church will meet at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Workman on
Thursday evening, April 18th.
Spring Is here, let's all so and have |
q big crowd. Ice cream and home
made cake will he on sale.
Mrs. Sallie Millman, Sarah and |
willard Millman. of Georgetown, and !
Floyd Sheppard. of Milford. were
Sunday guests with Mrs. Ida Abbott.
Miss Frelonia Carpenter. of Mil
on. is spending two weeks in Phila-
lelphia and Atlantic City.
Ralph Smith of Lansdale, Pa. |
'isited his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
William Smith, in Cave Neck, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan DickersOn and
VIII VI CINACl illAlg Ass 9pNil H<AnhCl
With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bailey and
daughters. Thelma and Bette. and
on Merrel. and Miss Olivia Wright.
4 Drexel Hill. Pa, spent the Easter
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
irs. John d. Wright.
Mrs. COurtland Veasey and son. of
IarbesOn. spent Easter with her
mother, Mrs. James T. Mason.
David POstles. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
,rmOn Postles, of Westchester. Pa,
pent the weekend with their par
nts. Mr.. and Mrs. George POstles.
Mrs. Eva Lindale of West Chester,
"a. Mrs. Estella Moore. of Chester.
"a, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
larry Smith ON Sunday.
Robert Hetherington, Jr., OF
haron Hill. Pa, spent the Easter
olldays with David DuttOn, Jr
Mrs. Alton Wiley and son, Rob
IT. spent the week with relatives
D Bridgeville.
Russell Davis of Milford, is visit
rs his mother. Mrs. James Davis.
i(dNiS IidZldFu mas accepted pO-
ition ON steamer with his father,
liver Hazard, and left this week
} take up his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maull, AlOnzo
mith, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hether-
lgtOn and daughter Mary, of Sharon
I'LL, Pa, spent the Easter holidays
!, Milton.
Joseph Black and Francis Snyder
Dent the Easter holidays with rela-
YES and friends in Gloucester. N. ].
Richard Wagamon is visiting his
ncle. Edgar NJ. Welch and family
Philadelphia.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Goshen
Z. r. Church will hold an apron so
al i'm the Masonic Hall on Tuesday,
pril 10th. All are urged to CO.
lerate with the ladies and enjoy
70 evening. The "Old Village
Sule" will be presented as a fea-
re OF the entertainment. Refresh
ents will be served. Admission,
cent per inch for your waist line.
Edgar NJ. Welch, Of Philadelphia,