Milford chronicle., 1935-03-15
MILTON
NeM CentnrY Clnh

Literature Day was observed IN
Milton New Century Club last week
with a program arranged by Miss
Sarah Atkins, under the sub title,
Books Once Were Men-Make
Them Live-for Everybody" The
chairman had arranged a represen-
tation of seven books, with the titles
in gold, silver and black paper, out
of which the characters, in apprO-
pirate costumes stepped and pre-
scented the following program, with
intrOductions and comment by Miss
Atkins.
From the Garden Book of Verse"
by William Griffith, Miss Ann Far
ems recited THAT Affair in Eden"
| by ROselle Montgomery.
Patterns" by Amy Lowell and Will
liam Lank sang THE Last Rose of
Summer" by Thomas Moore.
From the Book of Ruth" in the
Bible, a dramatization of the story
was given by Mrs. George H. Wa
pies, Mrs. Eldren West, Mrs. John
Fisher, Mrs. c. NJ. Wiltbank, Mrs.
Paul Bryan, Wayne Prince and John
Walls
"AndersOn's Fairy Tales" was re-
viewed with a sketch of his life by
Mrs. Robert b. Hopkins and Miss
Marian Edginton gave a solo In
Danish costume, THE Little Tin
Soldier"
From Marionettes Masks and
Shadows" the three children of the
art classes, taught by Miss Magne.
art director in the school, gave the
following New Puppets Are Made"
Wayne Prince; Why Puppets We're
Used" by John Walls and THE
Story for Our Puppet Theatre" com
posed and read by Jean Marvel.
From the Travel Book of Japan
came a hoy and girl in Japanese
every day and rainy day costumes
who told of the customs of Japan
and displayed pictures made during
the study of Japan.
Three numbers were given from
"Tbe Epic of America" Sally AIMS
Experience" and Aunt Jane al
Kentucky" by Eliza Hall, was pre-
scented by Mrs. Linden POstles; 1.-The
Rose of Love" from the Music of
America" by Mrs. Howard Davis,
and the chapter THE Ways of a
Man With a Maid" from Richard
Carvel by Winston Churchill was
given by Mrs. Laura Connolly ana
Miss Edith Calhoun.
The program closed with de
scription of the C. f. W. G. COOK |
hook. "a Cooks Tour" for Soc TOT |
sale by Federation headquarters
Chocolate and home made cookies
were served to the fOrty-iive persons |
present, it teing an open Day ana
a social hour followed.
Carlton {. White, colOred, OF TINS |
town. was arrested and charged Win
entering and robbing the home oil !
Delmar White, 4 merchant on Union
street. and taken TO Georgetown !
where Magistrate W. Frank Sharp |
held him in $1,000 bail for his APP
Dearance at court. Unable to tur-
nish bail the Negro was remanded
n iail. The burglar who entered
he dwelling of Mr.. White apparent
Y knew of his extreme deafness, Tor
4 bedroom adjoining the one in
yHich he slept was ransacked. En-
rance was gained by cutting away
# nanel i'm a rear door. Mr.. White,
that some one had en-
cred his home. reported the matter
n Chief-of-Police Barker, who dis
covered footprints and followed them
o the Negroes abode and arrested
i'm. Evidently the robber was look
no for money. for bureau was
ompletely ransacked, but he secured
o cash.
The many friends of Mrs. Lena
iced Anderson were shocked to
earn of her death in the George
own University Hospital, Washing
1n. d. c., on Monday morning. Mrs.
ndcrson was the daughter of David :
eed. of Glendale. Beside her !
ither she leaves a daughter, Miss :
ancreed Anderson. of Washington. !
.ho was with her mother at the
me of her death. Mrs. Anderson +
.ould have celebrated her 54th
irthday anniversary next Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Calhoun Clifton, wife
+ Clarence Clifton, died at her
ONE near Milton on Saturday morn
IL after Il short illness. Funeral
,iyircs were held at her late home
u Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Shauer,
Istor of IIarbesOn NJ. p. Church, in
Iargc. Mrs. Clifton WAS the dauGh-
II of William Calhoun OF Harbeson,
nd a, one time was teacher in
IT, Milton Public School, also OF
ave Ncck School She leaves to
ourn their loss besides her husband,
/ aged father ami Il foster son, and
host Of friends.
Miss Lolcta Belts is spending the
eek with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ellen Smith is visiting her :
iughtrr, Mrs. Emma Pritchett. in
,lmar.
Mrs. William H. Stephens and Miss q
ara Walls have returned home af- -
+ spending some time in Philadel-
iia.
Mrs. Charles G. NAPLES is visiting
II son, Weldon &. NAPLES. and
mily in Newark.
Mrs. Willis GoOncr, who was Oper-
ed on at the Emergency Hospital
iGord. for appendicitis last week,
rapidly recovering.
Mr. and Mrs Bryan Dickerson and
IN. of Drcxel Hill. Pa. spent the
eek-end. with his parents. Mr.. and
rs. Elmer Diekerson.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson was operated
/ at the Emergency Hospital, Mil
I'd. for the removal of her appen-