Milford chronicle., 1936-05-01
MILTON

1 noon. Special business before Il
4 meeting was the election Of officer
\ The election board, composed OF III
! following: Mrs. George H. Waplei
4 Mrs. Eldren West and Miss Sara
! Atkins, reported the following list {
1 officers selected for the ensuing tw
/ years: President, Miss Edith Cal
| hOun; first vice president, Mrs. III
! dren West; second vice president
Mrs. H. c. Draper; recording secre
, tary, Mrs. Linden POstles; CORE
. spending secretary, Mrs. George II
. NAPLES; treasurer, Miss Eva X
Smith; auditor, Mrs. Carey Palmer
State director, Mrs. Charles B. POr
ter; club directors, Mrs. Sara Irwin
and Mrs. J. C. Lank. ohicers will bl
installed at an evening meeting OF
May 6. Delegates to the State Fed.
GRAFTON are Mrs. George H. Waplei
and Mrs. Ida Fox; alternates, Mrs
H. c. Draper and Mrs. Laura Con
molly. After the business session Q
program on Gardens" was given by
Mrs. Linden Postles and Mrs. Sarah
Atkins, as follows: Readings
Words" and the way TO Success,
by Mrs. POstles; singing "FOr the
Beauty Of the Earth" by members.
Series Of readings, "The Most Inter-
estlng Plants in the World" de-
scribed by Mrs. John Wiltbank,
Mrs. Sara Irwin, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wiltbank, Mrs. George H. NAPLES.
and Miss Edith Calhoun. Solo, isle
of Capri" by Mrs. Howard Davis.
Contrary Mary" poem by Mrs.
Charles B. Porter. "The DandeliOn," I"
by Mrs. Linden Postles, and vocal
solo, Love In Spring" by Mrs. Pos
ties, accompanied by Miss Sarah At
kins at the piano. General discus
sion Of gardens followed. The pro-
gram next week will be in charge Of
Mrs. Sarah Irwin, who will lead in
the observance of Poetry Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rogers and
daughters spent Sunday afternoon at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mitchell, at LeWes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Campbell and
children Of Marcus Hook, Pa, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Campbell
The following list Of new books
has been received at the Milton
Public Library and are available to
the public between the hours of Z
and 8 on each Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings; also between 4 and |
5 O'Clock on Saturday afternoon.
Cards to the library, which is To- !
Gated on the lower floor of the Odd |
Fellows Building on the corner of |
Chestnut and Atlantic streets. are
ten cents each and contain spaces
for reading Sc books. Further infOr-
nation may be secured from the IL
brarian, Miss Sarah Atkins. The list
follows:
Purple Pirate" Munday.
Strange Journey" Cairns.
victorious Troy" Masefeld.
Flying for 1886" A. A. Associa-
Lion.
"If / Had Four Apples" Laurence.
Spring Came on Forever" Aid
rich.
Scandal of Father Brown" Cher
rington. ..-
Life With Father" Clarence Day.
"North to the Orient" Anne NJ.
Outward Bound for Liverpool"
1T Can't Happen Here" Sinclair
4ewis.
"shipmates." Back to Nature"
yohen.
"The Hoover Administration"
Myers and Newton.
How Man Made Music" Buchan-
n.
Also several western and chill
ren's books. There are 1850 books
n the library at the present time.
The Fisher Bible class will meet
n Tuesday evening. May 5. at the
ONE of Mrs. ]. Clarence Lank on
.tlantic street. Text words. MAS
er," Apostle" and Youth" The
leeting will begin at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deane White and
aughter, Betty Lou, Of Media, Pa,
Dent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
lillian T. Walls.
Sunday services at NJ. P. Church:
D a. m. Sunday school. Subject,
Jesus Teaches Forgiveness, HUI
lility and Gratitude" Text. Luke
Y:1-19. You are invited to attend
lis service. II a. m. Morning wOr-
lip. Junior choir selections. Sub
ct of sermon, Watch Your Step"
ext l Cor. 1912. 1880 p. m. Song
rvice. Evening worship. Subject of
rmOn by the pastor, Rev. G. s.
Dss, "A Demon" Text, Luke ABA.
The fourth quarterly conference
Milton NJ. P. Church will be held
Wednesday evening, May 6. Re
,rts from all departments Of the
urch will be read and the work
the year summed up. Il is urged
at every member Of the quarterly
inference be present.
The play, "The Womanless We'd
lg" that was to have been given
It evening by the member Of the
iendship Bible Glass Of the NJ. p.
ureh, has been indefinitely post
ned.
"A Union Signal Reading Circle"
the Milton w. c. T. U. was held
Monday afternoon at the home Of
s. Charles L. Jackson. The pro-
am consisted Of readings by Mrs.
orge H. NAPLES. Mrs. Charles B.
rter and Mrs. Charles L. Jackson.
Mrs. George H. Tunison and
lighter. Marybeth. Of West Point,
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
IN P. Wilson.
rhe Young Peoples Bridge Club
{ at the home Of the Misses Al
4. Phyllis, Virginia and Marth Will