Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
MILTON

worth.
Recitations by David Dutton, Jr.,
and Miss Virginia Johnson.
. Pantomine, "Near the Cross"
Song by the choir.
Remarks by the pastor, Rev. G. S.
: Ross.
Collection.
Song by the choir.
Dialogue by Misses Doris and
Phyliss Walls, Messrs. Leon Brit
tingham and GaylOn Ross.
Solo by Leon Brittingnam.
Recitation by Mary Betty Crouch.
Song by the Junior Choir.
Singing by three "Evangels' as
young people partOok of commun-
ion.
DoxOlogy.
BenedictiOn.
Postlude by Miss Helen Hastings.
It was a very interesting service
and was much enjoyed by the large
audience present.
/ Mrs. Clifford Johnson is home re-
covering from an operation for the
removal of her tonsils, performed in
the Milford Emergency Hospital last
week.
The Graves Garment Factory is
now busily engaged in the manu-
facture of children's spring and
summer garments. This plant is
now giving employment to about |
one hundred women of the town /
and its payroll means much to the
business men and to the comfort oil .
the families of the employees.
Harrington High School defeated
Milton High basketball team on the
high school floor, Milton, on Friday
evening of last week by the score OF
43 to 26. The Milton girls defeated
the Harrington girls by the score Oh
20 to II.
The members Of the Epworth
League of GOsnen NJ. L. Church will
hold a bake and "PeddleTs Parade"
on Saturday. February Is, the funds
of which will be used in defraying
the expense of sending delegates to
the Youths Conference in Newark
on February 21-22.
. The manual training class Of the
adult education department is meet
ing in the school building each
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Britting-
ham, teacher of manual art in the
school, is the instructor,
NeWly-eIected officers and direc-
tors Of the First National Bank OF
Milton are: President, DR.. Robert
b. Hopkins; vice president, John A.
cashier, Frank B. Carey;
assistant cashier, 7. Harold Palmer.
The directors are: DR.. Robert 3.
Hopkins, John A. Robinson, Charles
E. Pettyiohn, r. Davis Lingo and
A. Dickerson.
Muskrat trappers on BrOadkiln
and Prime Hook marshes are be-
gailing the fact that the severe cold
weather of January has caused
hem many dollars. All marshes are
rozen over solidly at this time.
With the exception of a few weeks
It the start of the season, weather
conditions have prevented normal
rapping and the average catches
made by trappers to date is only
lbout one quarter of the normal
,atch at this stage of the season.
some trappers are trying to keep
he pot boiling" by breaking the ice
ver some of their traps and taking
he catch, but this is impossible
ver vast stretchesof the marshes
nd as a consequence very few pelts
re being marketed. Trappers are
oping for a break in February so
hat they will have several weeks Of
,pen weather and will be able to
Iartly make uD for lost time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin, of Mil
on, announces the marriage of her
aughter, Almira Ryerson, to Henry
!. Steinle, son of Mrs. Frederick C.
teinle, of Wilmington. on Tuesday
lorning, January q, at Wilmington.
after the ceremony the
Apply couple left for a trip to Flor
la. Upon their return they will
lake their home in Wilmington,
here Mr.. Steinle is manager of
teinle's Baking Establishment.
Iiss Marian Black, of Milton, was
le brides only attendant and Wal
r Moore, of Wilmington, was best
an.
Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughter,
rs. Frances Young, left on Jan.
,rd from New York on the EN-
'ess of Australia" for a West In
es cruise.
Mrs. Oliver Long and daughter,
Ida, have returned home after ,
ending two months with Mr. and
rs Edward Land. at Carne's Point
J.,
Mr.. Philip Davidson is seriously
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Lank.
Mrs. John Hudson entered the !.
ford Emergency Hospital on !
Dnday for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Reed, Of
We Neck, were dinner guests Of q
:. and Mrs. John Donovan on Sum Q
Y. K
The children of John H Clendan- s
gave him a surprise birthday D
rty on Saturday evening. Ice I
,am and cake were served after 81
most enjoyable evening. s,
dr. and Mrs. Edgar Marvel, Of
wes, we're guests Of their son, n
gar Marvel, Jr., and family on a
nday. Al
skating on Lake F'anganzyki IS
ng enjoyed by the young people
the town and community The
is about six inches thick and IS
fectly safe for the young folks r
he Broadkiln Parent- Teacher for
ISOLATION will hold their monfh1v