Milford chronicle., 1935-06-07
MILTON

: Misses Martha and Emma Mustard
} spent last weekend with Mr.. anC
i Mrs. Frank Smith in Philadelphia.
Children's Day services will bC
held in the NJ. e. Church on Sun
? day, June 16. The beginners aud pri-
/ mary departments will have theiI
part in the morning program and
the pastor, Rev. Howard Davis, will
baptize children at this service. The
! other departments of the Sunday
school will present the evening pro-
gram under the direction of Mrs.
Howard Davis, Miss Sarah Atkins,
Mrs. Linden POstles and Mrs. Rob-
crt Lingo.
The Fisher Bible Glass held their
monthly business meeting and So
cial at the M. E. parsonage, the
guests of Mrs. Howard Davis, on
tuesday evening. Miss Ruth Warren.
chairman of devOtiOns led the devo-
tiOnal hour, and Miss Sarah Atkins
presided. Refreshments we're served
after the social hour.
The WOmen's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. Z. Church held
their monthly business meeting at
the church on Monday evening, with
Miss Lillian Cade presiding.
At the election of the Board of
Trustees of the NJ. E. Church held
this week the following were elect
ed to serve: Daniel Wagamon. Sr.,
r Davis Lingo, James T. Mason,
J. Clarence Lank, Elmer DickersOn
and George B. Atkins.
MFR. and Mrs. Harry Horton and
Mfr. and Mrs. Howard Horton, of
Camden. N. j., visited Mrs. J. r. At
Elns and family last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Behring-
er, of LinwoOd, N, j., we're guests |
of Milton relatives last week.
Mrs. Annie Waller and grand |
daughter, Esther Lee Waller. of Del
mar, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Long, of
Greenwood and Mrs. Lowell Cahall.
of Philadelphia, were guests of
Mayor and Mrs. Charles Porter on
Saturday.
Miss Ruth Green. of Woodbury.. n.
J., has been visiting Miss Mary Will
kins the past week.
Captain Charles i. Darby and son
Gilbert visited Milton over the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Clendaniel
and son Carl and Mrs. Goidie Owens
visited friends in RehO6oth on Sun-
day. 4,
Mrs. MinOs Wilson and Mr.. aud
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and daughter,
Bette. visited Captain ard Mrs. Da-
vid Dutton ON Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Marvil. of
visited Mr., and Mrs. Will I
liam Richards on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donovan, of
Sand Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sal
mons, of Cave Neck, were guests of Z
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan on Sat 9
Irday.
Mrs. Amos Burris and children of .
N. j., spent a few 9
lays in Milton last week. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Brittingham, .
hrs. Myrtle Wooten and Mrs. Ber-
ha West and Mrs. Delema Conoway 3
pent Saturday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IOhand of .
Iatcnes. Miss. attended the funeral .
+ Mr.. LOHand's mother, Mrs. Eliza
.Ofiand. on Saturday. .
Mrs. Fannie West and sister, Mrs.
Iamie YOst, of New York City are :
isiting relatives i'm Milton.
MIR. and Mrs. William Green, of
Woodbury., N. j., Miss Helen Carey, .
{ Camden, N. j.. and Miss Mary :
arey, of Georgetown, spent Satur- .
ay with Mr. and Mrs. William Will
ins. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ColegrOve .
nd son, Ira. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
all and children, Miss Rilla Rick .
rds, Mrs. Della RickarGs, Miss Car
e Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. James 5
ickards and Miss Ida Thomas, Of
were guests of Mayor 3
nd Mrs. c. B. Porter IN Thursday.
On Thursday evening o. last week q
le Alumni Association OF Milton 8
Ugh School held their annual meet
g and banquet in the school audi 8
rium. The graduating class Of
I35 were guests of the association. =
fter the banquet a dance and card .
lrty was held in the town hail.
usic at the banquet was furnished 3
the school orchestra, and at the
Ince by Ike BlackstOn and his 3
andoIiers. The speakers at the .
nquet were Horace G. Hastings. a
rmer principal of Milton school. .
Nv of Allentown, Pa. and DR.. Rob-
t B. Hopkins, the oldest living :
aduate of Milton school. Charles .
BurrOus. of Philadelphia, was :
astmaster. Edgar NJ. Welch. of .
liladelphia, sang several baritone
los, accompanied by Miss Louise .
albird, Of Philadelphia. Richard
8gamOn sang two selections. 3
lass EchOs" was in charge of
rman Davidson. of Milford. The
t-of-tOwn guests were Mr.. and 3
s. Charles A. BurrOus, Mr.. and .
s. Edgar NJ Welch, Miss Louise
ilbird. Thomas Black, Miss Letitia .
lck, Dawson Robinson and Miss
orgia BONNER, of Philadelphia: 8
3. and Mrs. Norman Davidson, of 81
ford; Mrs. Annie LippincOtt, of
Airy. Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace .
stings of Allentown, Pa, Mr.. and
s. Ralph Scott of Bridgeville.
irs. Eliza LOhand, a former resi-
It of Milton, died In New York :
y on May 2s, 1885. aged 81 years.
neral services were held at the
eral parlors of Samuel J. Wilson G
Son on Saturday morning, con-
ted by Rev. Howard Davis. pas