Milford chronicle., 1936-08-07
MILTON

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8. spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma Mui
+ tard and family.
n The annual Pilgrim Holiness Cam
II will be held in Lavinia Woods froi
y August 10th 70 30th, inclusive. IN
o camp will be IN charge OF the pas
tors Of the Milton Church, Rev. Ray
: lnond Simpson and his wife, Rev Dl
b nah Simpson. The Rev. William S
e Dean, Of Linton, Indiana. will be tn
n evangelist and will be assisted b,
Miss Margaret Kapigan, Of Camden
!. n. j.. song leader and soloist. Serv
\ ices will be held at 500 a. M, 2.20 p
: m. and 7.S0 p. M. daily, and on Sun
days an additional service will b,
J held in the morning.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Rey.
nolds M. P. Church will meet at the
+ homie OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thom-
J as on Thursday evening, August 18Th
Ice cream and cake viii be on sale
! Everybody come and spend an en-
ioyable evening together.
Milton M. P. and Reynolds NJ. p.
Sunday Schools picniced al Oak Or
chard on Tuesday.
Services at the M. P. Church on
Sunday. August 9thA1O a. M, Sun
day School; liza. m. "Home Coming
service. The speaker will be Rev.
Frank A. Holland. a former pastor
OF the church. A male quartette
from Mardela will render several
selections. There will be no even
ing service, the members will assist
I in the union service on the shore
or Lake Fanganzyki. at 6 p. m.
MiltOn's Home Coming opens this
evening with parade. headed by the
Cambridge Band. The parade will
form on Union street, above Broad,
and end at the old school house
grounds. Here prizes will be award
ed and a specially prepared program
will be rendered. On Saturday af-
ternOOn an interesting event will
take place on the new school grounds
when the white and cOlOred old time
baseball players will cross bats. The
cOlOFed boys won last year and the |
whites are determined to take the 1
cOlOreds this time. Ernest Jeffer- |
son will be on the mound for the 1
whites and Uncle" Norman Mifflin /
will pitch for the colOred. There
will be a parade Of old timers in the
game-maybe twenty or thirty. be-
fore the last man is out-depends
upon how the old bellows holds out.
The starting umpires will be John
B. Welch and Walt CrOuch-how
long they serve depends on the po-
wer of the sun. Admission is free
and a large crowd is expected. for
here will be one Of the greatest
chances you will have to meet old
acquaintances during the home COM
Ing. Fun and laughter will prevail
Be there promptly at 200 O'Clock.
The old town is in gala attire with
Tags and bunting adorning the busi-
less places and private homes for the
lone coming, Friday, Saturday and
sunday. On Saturday evening the
,arade will be headed by the u. S.
jOast Artillery Band. The parade
nding at the old school grounds.
Vhere several prominent former re-
idents Of Milton will address the
altering. A special feature will be
singing. led by Edgar M.
Velch. The band will be in attend
nee.
Special services will be held at the
ariOus churches of the town Sun
ay morning and at 500 D. M, a un-
m service will be held on the lake
1ore, near the home of Milton
raves.
Word has been received by Mr..
I'd Mrs. Walter Roushey that their
m, Robert, of the U. s. Army, has
zen transferred to Headquarters
at Fort Hancock, N. ].
other son. Philip, is also in the
s. Army. stationed in Panama.
Master Richard Chesser has re-
rned from the Emergency Hospital,
ilford. where he had his tonsils re- /
Dved. He is doing fine. :
Mrs. Ward Virtue has returned
)m visit with her mother, who
seriously ill at her home in Dover. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Snead, Of
Ilmington, spent Sunday with rela-
es here.
Miss Mollie Hazard is on a trip
Canada and parts in several nor
I'm States.
Miss Virginia Wilson is visiting
ends in Philadelphia this week.
lrs. John Hazard and son. Fra1 k
, of Rutherford, N. j., spent a few
IS last week in Milton.
diss Jane Mathis. June graduate
the University of Delaware, is
Y az home with her grandmother,
J. Ida Fox.
Iarold BENEDICT. agriculture
cher Of the Milton High School.
by a number OF pupils,
on trip to the Shenandoah val
Va.
Iiss Catherine Gray is spending
Ietime in Relioboth Beach.
RS. Afncy White and children, of
{ Orange, N. j.. are spending the 3
mer with her mother, Mrs. Clara e
we'll. f
r. and Mrs. Henry Steinle. Of viii E
gton, spent the weekend with
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin.
RS. John Donovan has returned
e after spending several days
her sister In Philadelphia.
rs. Minnie Sorber. Of Wilkes
e, Pa. has returned home after
ding several weeks with MIR. and
Walter Ronshey.
pt and Mrs. Charles e. Darby
son, Gilbert. Of philadelphia
I the weekend with Mrs. Col
Jwens. tt
SIS Dorothy DickersOn spent last
with friends In Harrington.
/. and Mrs. Nelson Rogers and