Milford chronicle., 1936-03-13
LINCOLN cITY

at 1880 O'Clock Proceeds Tor the
benefit Of the church fund Admis-
sion 25 cents.
The Following program win be
rendered:
Orchestra Home On The Range. =
rfhe Old Road by the Methodist
Protestant Quartet Of Milford.
sketch, The Making Of Our Flag
characters Betsy Ross and George
Washington.
Duet When They Ring Them
Golden Bells, by Rev and Mrs. Con-
ner
Solo, when the Moon Comes over
The Mountain" BY Charles Gere.
Recitation, .The College Oil Cans"
BY Elizabeth Hamilton.
Solo. "Smilin BY John Ireland.
Song, ''The Evening Prayer"
solo Jesus Never Fails. by Rev
IIanby
Orchestra, Down In The Valley.
Sketch, "Sambo and Uncle Rastus''
Duet "rhe Little Mother OF The
mr. BY Charles Swain and Harry
Berridge
Quartet, Wandering Child Come
HomeH
Trio, Follow Me-.
Duet while He Walks With Me-, I
BY ReY. and Mrs Robert Conner.
Sketch, "The Missus Birthday
Present."
solo BY Ralph Reed.
The River Of Life. by the Milford
NJ p. Quartet.
Aleta" Violin and Clarinet Duet
by Felix and Frank Mick.
Variations, "Blest Be The Tie That
Binds"
The Lincoln Hatchery having been
idle for several months has again
resumed operations.
Mrs. Harold Brooks and son. En-
gene, Of Denton, Nd Mr. and Mrs.
Emory Short and son, Ralph, Of
Georgetown, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin satterheld on Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Warren, Of Glendale,
and Mrs. Alletta Jefferson, OF Mil
ford, have been spending several
days with their niece and nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. POstles.
Messfs. c. r. Reed and William
Shoekley, Of Broodline. Pa, spent
last Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry r. Warren. while here they !
attended the funeral Of their aunt,
Mrs Charlotte Warrington OF near
town.
The w. c. T. u. will meet at the t
home OF Mrs. George DerricksOn on
Tuesday, March 18th. Text word !
Goodness. A good attendance is
desired
Mrs. Mary E. Savage has been con I
fined to her room for the past three
weeks on account of illness. Mrs. y
Savage is at home with her son and !
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eurie =
NJ, Savage
On Friday night. March 18th, a 4
business meeting OF the Ladies' Aid ,
Society will be held in the church q
sehOolroom at 1880 O'clock. All :
members are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall and son
~of Atlantic City N. I, were dinner
guests Of Air. and Mrs. Harry South
ard on Sunday
Among those from here who at el
tended the Annual State w. c. T. u. 81
Institute, held at the Peoples Con- q
gregatiOnal Church, at Dover. on 3,
Thursday were Mrs. s L. Handy, r
Miss Mary Lacey Mrs India Cali 81
houn, Mrs. Lizzie Swain and Mrs.
Joseph Morgan (,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Frick and 3,
mother, Mrs. Sara Frick, Of Ard Il
more, Pa, visited their parents. Mr.. 5,
and Mrs. r. j. Marker over the week al
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Morgan NOV u
ed Monday to their new home thew ~
recently purchased, located one-half 90
mile east Of town. e SSs
Miss Ruth Nadaiin spent the week ~.
end in Glendale as the guest Of her ~
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. ana q, ~
Mrs Nelson Abbott. y,
Albert Donovan and mother Mrs ~
sue Donovan, Mrs. Jay Abbott and ~ ~
donald Donovan, spent Sunday IN ~
Wilmington as the guests of MI. and
Mrs Harry Marker and family. ~
ReY. and Mrs. S. L. Handy attend ~
ed the ministerial conference held at ~
dillsboro, Nd, on Monday. ~
Inc Sunbeam Glass Of the NJ. i. ~
Church school will meet ut the home lar
p Mrs. Herman Benson, on Monday AaN
'yening March 10Th A fun attend the
inee is urged ans
Mr. and Mrs j. p. johnson are des
pending the week with relatives al IN
Glenolden Radnor
a, and Haddonfeld, NJ J. nat
Services Sunday as follows. aga
10 a. m., Church school tac
a. M, Song Service. 1880 D. nj. Of
reaching s D. m. an
Slaughter Neck Church School Bud
p. m; preaching. p. M Rev. S. two
. Hanbv. pastor. pla,
chOOl Notes to /
The attendance banner for our veal
roup Of schools IN Sussex county -
as again been awarded TO the
ehooi by Miss Jones, for having VIII
cd the best attendance during Feb- II a
nary. This IS the fifth month we hum
ave had It and as a result It viii man
ecome the property Of the school. resi-
hanks to the boys and girls who the
ave done 80 well. wOrl
The adult class IN knitting met W
n their last time on Monday eve scho
Ing. This marks the close Of that mem
lase Of instruction for the year AS socii
r. as we know the State will again homo
AXE this york available next year max
IS possible to take advantage OF year
Iuit class work either in the fall or or 4
inter. If a sufficient number get Have
sether and decide on one thing or teen