Milford chronicle., 1935-05-31
MILTON

IAllentOWn, Pa, a former prlncipa
of the school was the speaker
Charles A. Burrows of Philadelphia
a. graduate of the school, was toast
master, The classes of 1912 and
1927 held special reunions. Edgar
NJ Welch a member of the class OF
1912, who is chorister of Bethany
Temple, Philadelphia, sang several
selections. Other members of the
1912 class were Amos BurrOus OF
Collingswood, N. j., and Norman
Davidson, of Milford. The four stu
dents who graduated in the class of
1927 are Misses Mary King and Ruth
Warren, Messrs. Joseph Lingo and
Harold Palmer, all of Milton. DR..
Robert b. Hopkins, the oldest living
graduate of the school also spoke.
The graduating class of 1885 were
guests of the association at the ban
quet and dance
| At the last meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association for this school
year officers and committees were
elected for the ensuing year, as fol-
lows: President, J. Clarence Lank;
vice-president, Harry EdgintOn; sec
retary, Mrs. Clyde Belts; treasurer,
Mrs. Floyd Hurley; program COM
mittee chairman, Mrs. Linden Post
les; health committee chairman, A.
J. Bolin; membership chairman, Miss
Elizabeth Lank; ways and means
chairman, Mrs. Elmer DickersOn,
Commencement exercises of Mil
ton High School will be held on
Thursday evening, June 9Th. and the
baccalaureate sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. Joseph c. Wood, pas
tor of st. John Baptist P. E. Church,
on Sunday afternoon, June End, in |
the school auditorium.
Samuel NJ. Reynolds, one of the |
best known farmers of this COM
munity, died suddenly at his home |
near Milton on Saturday morning. |
Arising early in the morning Mrs. |
Reynolds, when she attempted to |
awaken her husband, found that he |
had died during the night. Mr.. |
Reynolds was &C years old and had |
resided in this community all his
life. He leaves besides his wife, one
son, Floyd Reynolds, of Lincoln.
Funeral services were held in Pill /
grim Holiness Church, by Rev Simp-
son. the pastor, on Tuesday after
noon, and interment made in Zion NJ. |
E. Cemetery.
Children's Day services will be |
held at the NJ. P. Church on Sunday, /
June 9Th. The morning program
will be presented by the smaller .
children of the Sunday School, under .
the direction of Mrs. Blanche Mar /
vel, Mrs. Anna Collins and Mrs. /
Catherine Belts. In the evening a
pageant will be presented by the
older scholars under the direction
of Mrs. Bernice Tyndal and Mrs.
FlOssie Hastings.
Uhlan Byron of near Lewes, was
injured about the legs on
Sunday when the bicycle he was rid
ing collided with an automobile
driven by Smedlye Palmer on Union
street. The youth, in attempting to
pass another rider crashed into the
Palmer car with sufficient force to
knock hub cap from the auto. His
wheel was only slightly damaged
and after making repairs the injured
youth and his companions returned
10 OeOFSelOWu.
After serving Milton NJ. P. Church
for three years, Rev. o. w. Prince
preached his last sermon in the To-
cal church on Sunday evening. He ]
and family left on Monday for Kan
sas City, Kan, where he has accept
ed a call to a large church. During :
MS pastOrate here Rev. Prince has
made many friends who wish for
lin success in his new field of
abor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt of
Mrs. Roland Walls and
ons of Salisbury, Nd, and Mrs. Will
lam Walls of Milford, were guests
# Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Crouch on
sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Alvin Fisher has been taken :
o the Milford Emergency Hospital
or treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan DickersOn and
on, of Drexel Hill, Pa, spent a few
ays last week with his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Elmer Dickerson.
David Postles, student at Teach
rs College, West Chester, Pa, is
ONE for the summer vacation at a
he home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
gorge Postles.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Grant Collins of
spent the weekend !
18th Mr.. and Mrs. George r. David
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Welch, of
amden, N. j., spent Saturday and
unday with her father, William A. tU
-orris, near town. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Freebury -
nd daughter, and Mrs. William
reebury, Sr., of New Castle, We're
ecent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her.
an Brittingham.
Leighton Richards and Miss Grace
oung were Wilmington visitors on
Inday g
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Messick and
lildren are visiting relatives in II
Captain William Pettyjohn, of 9
spent the weekend with
s family in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maull. of Z
aaron Hill, Pa, spent a few days
st week in Milton.
The Sussex Trust Company has
Id to Arthur Maull, of Sharon Hill, =
l., the Paul Pffeifer property, on
TX avenue. Mr.. Maull will remodel
e property and make it his summer
me.
Miss Lillian Cade is having her
me on Union street repaired and
inted. q
The railroad crossing on Federal