Milford chronicle., 1934-10-19

Wiltbank and numbered him as q
friend.
Master Lester Radke celebrated
his third birthday at his home on
Saturday afternoon by inviting q
number of his little friends TO a
party. FavOrs Of various kinds, in
black and yellow were given the
guests. After playing games the
little ones were treated to ice cream,
jello and cake. Lester received many
presents, and had the. time of his
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hearn of
Camden, N. j., spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond Spencer
and Menry McAllister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Land and
brother, of Deepwater, N. J.. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Long,
near town.
The Young Mems Republican
Club, recently organized, is located
in the Walls building, near the
bridge, and 1t is reported that a
Young Mems Democratic Club will
be located just across the street in
the II. David Lingo building. So
the political pot has begun to boil
in Milton. Whether there will be
public speaking during the campaign
has not as yet been announced but
a lot of gas will be burned during
the midnight hours from now until
election day. DR.. Robert b. Hop
kins of Milton, representing this dis
trict in the recent lower House at
at Dover, had an advertisement in
the Milford Chronicle last week that
warns against the Illegal use of
money in the coming election. He
calls for 1000 good citizens of both
political parties in Sussex County
to join the Detective and Protective
Association against the purchasing
and selling of votes during the COM
ing political campaign" Go to 1t
Doctor-more power to you!
The Senior class of Milton High
School will hold a bake in the old
fire house at the bridge on Satur-
day. Pies, cakes, candy, chickens,
etc, will be on sale. Come and help
these young people in raising a fund !
for their annual trip next June.
Halloween Parade
Again Milton will celebrate Hal |
lowe'en. Tuesday evening, Oct. Both, |
at s o'clock there will be a masque- |
rade street parade. Cash prizes
tOtaling $25.00, and an equal amount |
of merchandise will be awarded to
the lucky prize winners, who are |
in the parade. Let everyone |
and make il an out
event. Last year there were
about $50 masqueraders, and this |
year efforts are being made to double
that number. Following the parade
there will be a dance in Firemen's |
Hall, and music by a popular Penin-
sula orchestra. The event Is being
sponsored by the merchants and
young business men of Milton; /. c.
King, Jr., is chairman of arrange
nents. assisted by John Fisher and
Jefferson. Full details Of
he prize awards will be announced
n this paper next week.
VI. +. Church Supper
The Young Mems Bible Glass of
he Goshen M. E. Church will serve
/ fried oyster supper In the base
nent of the church Tuesday evening,
oct. 23rd, from to o'clock. The
upper is being held to finance the
of new hymnals and
'ther supplies for the Church School.
,Ome out, enjoy a good supper and
elp a good cause.
At a meeting of the Official Board
4 the M. E. Church last week the
weekly prayer meeting was changed
0 Wednesday evening. and here
fter the services will be held each
Wednesday evening at 7,3O. This
hange was made so that there would
e no conflict with the Junior Choir
ractice, which is held each Thurs
ay evening. ....
Sunday night at z p. M, the Senior
pworth League of the M. E..
hurch will resume its weekly
leetings. All young people OF the {
are invited to attend s
lese worthwhile services. q
The Ladies' Aid of Reynolds /
hurch will hold. bake in Milton, I
October 81. v