Milford chronicle., 1935-05-10
MILTON

tluldIF On MOuudy evening ana per-
fected plans for the annual supper
which will be held on Wednesday
evening, May 29th, at Z o'clock, in
the school cafeteria, followed by a
dance and card party in the Town
Hall. The 1885 graduating class OF
the High School will be honor
guests of the association. The meet
ing was called by the president, Miss
Catherine Gray, who succeeds DR..
w. e. Douglas, who served as presi-
dent for five years. Miss Gray and
the other officers who were elected
at the banquet last year are: Vice
president, /. C. King, Jr.; corre-
spending secretary, Miss Sarah At
kins; recording secretary, Miss Mary
King; treasurer, W. Layton Reed.
The president appointed the follow
ing committees to make arrange
ments for the annual affair: Pro-
gram, DR.. w. E. Douglas and William
BOlini supper, Miss Elizabeth Lank,
Mrs. Ruth L. Dickerson and Mrs.
COrdelia Radke; pep fest, l. c. King
Jr., chairman, Miss Almira Goodwin,
Mrs. Helen E. Carey, William B.
WagamOn, Jr., Paul Bryan and JO-
9CPh AAh6Ot lGGGpllulf MIS- Ntll W.
Campbell, Misses Katherine Gray,
Anna Farens, Sarah Atkins, Wini-
fred Hopkins, Mrs. Katherine D.
Belts and Mrs. GOldie Owens; tick
cts, Arthur WagamOn and Harold
Palmer; decorations, Miss Sara At
kins, chairman, Misses Bertha Jones,
Ruth Warren. Virginia Wilson. Flea
nor Jones and Marion Black: dane
ing and cards, Webster Jefferson,
chairman, Martin Black and Daneil
WagamOn, Jr. The association will
sponsor a number of parties during
the coming year for the purpose of
raising funds for playground equip
ment for the school.
The many friends of Marshall Will
son gave him surprise party last
Tuesday evening in honor of his
birthday anniversary. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. IRA Messick
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey Messick of Harrington, Rev. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Gardner, Mrs. Frank
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsey Sharp
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Par
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Work
man and daughters, and Clifford
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Atkins, Nancy Sharp of Georgetown,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cason and daugh-
ter and son, Miss Clara Moe Petty |
john of Sand Hill, Mr. and Mrs. |
Cleveland James and daughter and |
son. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and !
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wagamon |
and son of Milton. Ice cream and |
cake were served, and a nice time |
was enjoyed by all Many gifts were
received by Mr.. Wilson, and all de-
parted wishing Mr.. Wilson many
more happy birthdays.
Mothers Day will be observed at
the NJ. Z. Church on Sunday. AT the
morning service the pastor, Rev.
Howard Davis, will denver a SER
mon in keeping with the day, and
two bouquets of flowers will be Civ
en-, one to the youngest mother pres
ent and one to the oldest mother
present. At the Sunday School SER
vice at 1l.45 a. m, the theme of the
worship service will be Mothers
Day" and a bouquet of flowers will
be given the mother of the largest
family present. Al the evening SER
vice, at 6.i5, the EpwOrth League will
y
membership. There are 80 in this !
class who are preparing to be taken
in full membership later in the
spring. At 7.30, the w. c. T. U. will ,
observe Child Health Day" and
Mothers Day" An educational and {
instructive program is being pre- !
pareG. Honor mother by being pres ,
ent at church during the day.
The Annual Youth Conference of
the Sussex County Council of Relig- I
iOus Education will be held in Mil +
ton NJ. E. Church in cooperation '
with the other churches of the
town, on Saturday. May 18th. The I
theme will be christian Youth h
Building a New World" The days I
program will begin at $50 a. m, n
with gr, up singing, led by Rev. Jo- c
Seph {. Wood, pastor OF ST. john n
Baptist p. +. Church, Milton. At
9.45 the young people of Milton NJ. +
p. Church will lead in the worship \
service and Mrs. Sallie Sharp Mes
sick. former Sussex County Young c
Peoples superintendent, will ad- N
dress the group on christian Youth +
a New Yorld" The group s
discussion will begin at 1920, as H
follows: Youth on Sunday" leader, "
Rev. J. G. Eaton. pastor of NJ. P. Il
Church, Laurel; Every Day Living p,
For Christ" leader, Rev. j. Leas
Green, pastor of Bethesda NJ. p. H.
Church. Salisbury, Md; Peace Max h.
,rs, leader, Rev. 4. C. Goddard, pas W
or McCabe NJ. +, Church, Whining
on; Building Youth Programs" II
eader. Miss ROwena Brown, director n
religious Education, p. +. Diocese of m
Delaware; use of Leisure Time" a ~
,rOup of Intermediates, led by Miss 6,
Pauline AlbertsOn, Eastern Shore 6,
secretary Observation-Disclosures COun- ri
il Religious Education. The after oi
oOn session will begin at 2.20, led
y Miss Virginia King, of Bridge q,
lille, secretary of the Sussex County u u
'ouncil. A panel discussion at 8 -, -
clock, on "The Economic Situation" W
ill be led by Rev. James Bishop, di- ~ =,
ectOr of Religious Education of Will oH
lington Conference. Prof. T. Ralph
of the Milton Public I Gu
choOl will lead in a period of rec It
cation from to $50 O'Clock A gr
anquet will be held at $50 with mi
harles Lingo of Milton as toast Is
laster. The address of the evening
ill be given by Rev. r. Y. Barber, Ne
lstor of the P. L. Church, Laurel. cit
lis subject will be First Thing tw
irst." There will be music by the cd
iltOn School Orchestra and. the Tr