Milford chronicle., 1935-11-29
MILTON

displaying exhibits of books arrangel
in sections of Bibles, Three gen
lefation Of Reading for Fun" "Ani
NAL Books" Movie Books" and /,
Mark Twain collection.
The oldest Bible exhibited was ont
printed in 1904 containing the pre-
face which was discontinued in 1918
The newest Bible the Weymouth
Translation, was loaned by Rev
Howard Davis, Hebrey Old Testa-
ment, Greek New Testament, and 9
German and Chinese Bible were
loaned by Rev. Jos. Wood; and in.
cluded hymn books of the M. E
Church, 1888 and NJ. p. hymnal 1880
"The Three Generations exhibit in
cluded school books. picture books
scrap books, and novels dating from
1882. Also a series of hand written
and hand-painted School Journals,
1884 made during the tuition of the
late John A. Collins q well known
teacher in Sussex County.
The program for the day on the
Mark Twain Centenary was in charge
of Miss Sarah Atkins who gave an
account Of Mark Twain's life; Mrs.
Linden POstles read a poem COM
memOrating his 5Oth birthday ami
Versary. A series of tributes by
authors were read by Mrs. Laura
Connolly. Mrs. George II. NAPLES. Mrs.
Ralph SnOwberger, and Mrs. Eldren
West. advice on Good Citizenship"
was read by Mrs. John Wiltbank
Jr.; Burglars at StOrmfield," Mrs.
Sara Irwin; The Annual Contest"
Miss Atkins; the slogan, "HumOr
Sets the Thinking Machinery in Mo-
tion," Mrs. John Wiltbank. Sr. Post
ers entered in the Poster Contest
will be on display at the library on
Saturday the S0th.
The Fisher Bible Class will meet
on Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Fred Pepper. on Tuesday eve
ming December 3, at 7.3O o'clock. "A
White Elephant Sale" will be held
during the social hour following the
business session.
The Milton New Century Club will
give an evenings entertainment ell
School Auditorium on Monday eve
ming, Dec. End at s o'clock. This
program features musical numbers,
readings, recitatiOns, character
sketches in old-time costumes, and
was very enjoyable. The proceeds
will be divided between the School
Dental Chair Fund and the WOman's
Club. Among those who will take
part in the program are. Mrs. Laura
Connolly, Mrs. VIM. WagamOn, Mrs.
Linden Postles, Mrs. Eldren West,
Mrs. Sara irwin. Mrs. George H. |
Mrs. H. C. Davidson. Miss
SARAH Atkins. Miss Margaret Lingo,
Mrs. Harry Ellington, Mrs. Clyde
Belts, and a number of children. Mrs
RObt. Hopkins, Miss Mary King and |
WagamOn.
The first snow storm of the sea- |
son arrived in this section on Sat |
lrday when about two inches fell. |
A sudden drop in the temperature |
frOze the snow and slush and at |
night travel was hazardous, espec-
ally on dirt roads. Sunday morn
ng the trees and shrubbery were
covered with sparkling ice and
inOw Warmer weather on Mon
lay caused the rapid melting of the
NOW. The storm seemed to center
lrOund Milton.
Revival services are still in pro-
yress at Milton NJ f. Church and
will continue until Sunday night at
east. The services are in charge
II the pastor. Rev. G. S. Ross. On
Tuesday night Rev. John T. Bailey.
,F NTsNfnu.1 !
preached splendid sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Crouch
on Sunday at a turky
Inner, MIR. and Mrs. William c.
'rouch and daughters, of Philadel-
,hia.
Evangelistic services are being
eld at the Pilgrim Holiness Church
nder the direction of the pastor,
lev. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan and
hildren were dinner guests at the
ONE of MFR. and Mrs Frank DOno-
an, near Sand Hill on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hudson en-
'tained at dinner on Sunday, Mr.
nd Mrs. John Hudson, of Milton:
Ir. and Mrs. Harry Hudson and {
1n. Freeman, of Georgetown. and l
iiss Norma Spencer. of Milton.
Rev. J. F. Wood, of West Virginia. j
reachd at the Pilgrim Holiness i
hurch on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hudson OH O
unday entertained at their home, 1
ear town, Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge f. e
'ilsOn and son, Francis. of Georg- n
,wn. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reed and chill
rem, spent Sunday with Mr.. and c
RS. Lou Marvel. at StOckley. G
Mrs. George NAPLES, Mrs. Fannie Il
avis. Miss Lillian Cad, Mrs. Chas. II
jackson. Mrs. Sallie Irwin, Mrs. "
Orge Mcgee, Mrs. C. b. Porter and il
rs. Eliza DuttOn attended the w. y
T. U. Institute at Georgetown on
of last week. e
Mrs. Annie l.. Waller, of Dlmar, +
As the guest of Mrs. Ella PettyjOhn 7
e past week. in
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey, of New York, Ol
ent the weekend with his parents, al
:. and Mrs. Jams c. Carey. in Cave IN
ok. W
Mr.. and Mrs. BOnnard Moore, of g
lendale, spent the weekend with
. and Mrs. Louis Mgee. q
Milton will hold its annual Christ m
IS celebration under the auspices pF
Town Council and the Fire De- th
rtment A large Christmas tree Cl
Il be erected at the corner of co
Dnt and Federal streets, lightd M
n vari-colored lectrie bulbs. an
Ound this tree the children are 50
'ited to gather and receive gifts M
candy fruit atc from, the hands Dl