Milford chronicle., 1936-04-17
MILTON


son, led By Rev. H r. Hammond
rector Of the Episcopal Church;
singing BY the audience; scripture
reading by Rev. @. Ross, pastor
of the M. P. Church; prayer by Rev.
William Mcdaniel; address by Rev.
Howard Davis; singing BY the con-
gregation; benediction by Rev. H. E.
Hammond. Il was an impressive
one-the early morning hour at
which the services we're held. In
the east the sun arose as the moon
was setting in the west. casting
their rays over the placid waters Of
Lake Fanganzyki-a beautiful sight
to those present, standing on the
lawn Of Milton Graves home.
Easter was observed at the M. P.
Church on Sunday with impressive
services. At the Sunday school
hymns appropriate 70 the occasion
we're sung by The large number
present. The theme Of the lesson
was "Jesus Triunphs Over Death"
Holy communion was administered
by Rev. G.. 5. Ross at the morning
worship, following his we'll delivered
Easter sermon. In the evening
very interesting and entertaining
program was rendered by the Sun
day school scholars, consisting Of
recitations, instrumental music;
singing by the congregation; dia-
lOgues; drills and the drama, 1.-THE
Giver of Life" Those having the
program in charge and those TAX
ing part, did themselves much cred
IL. The collection. to be devoted to |
Foreign Missions, amounted to
s6s.S4.
The Youths Temperance Council
OF the Lillian Cade w. c. T. U. met |
at the COOlspring Community Hall |
on Friday evening, and II was pleas
ant to have several of the members
of the LeWes branch present. After
the business of the evening was
transacted, several OF the State and
county officers gave short talks.
Mrs. Mary Fairehild, of Evanston,
H., was the guest speaker. She
spoke on gAlcOhol-the Compost
lion Of Alcoholic Liquors and the
Effects on the Different Parts of the
Body" She brought out the fact
hat alcohol was a necessity and
lad its place in the commercial
world, but that it was entirely out
# its place when put into the hui
nan body. She showed the effects of
llcohel, even ON the green leaf. The
fleets OF the alcohol on the leaf |
howed the color was removed, leav-
ng the leaf white, and a cOlOred /
liquid, as a dye. When one really
ees the effects proved by such
ests, one Is impressed by the re-
ults and ill effects of this harmful
rink when placed in the human
iody. It was the greatest pleasure
or the society to have the privil-
ge Of having such a wonderful
peaker for the evening, and all OBJ
aimed much helpful infoFamtiOn
rom her address.
Mrs, Martha Hodgson. Of Red
ion, spent the Easter holidays with !
Iiss Mary Black. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Touring and I
Of Chester, Pa, spent n
aster Sunday with Mrs. Mary
uigg. d
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Lynch, viii a
lr NJ. Joseph, Mr., and Mrs, Will
am Pierce, of Milford, were visit c
IS at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. q
lillian NJ. Crouch on Sunday. Mr..
POuch, who has been in for several
eeks, is showing some improve
ent.
Mrs Florence Lewis. of Philadel-
Tia, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt,
Georgetown, and Mr.. and Mrs, Err
lst Wyatt, of Philadelphia, we're
tests of Milton relatives ON Sun
~
Peach, plum, cherry and pear
ees are In full bloom. The pros
ct for q fruit crop Is at present
ry good. The "June drop" will tell
E tale later.
Mr., and Mrs. Oryil Banning OF
idgeville, entertained the latter's
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jack
d, OF Milton, on Sunday at a birth
Y dinner ON honor Of Mrs. Jack
Ar. and Mrs. Henry Steinle. Of
ImingtOn, spent the weekend
III Mrs. Steinle's mother, Mrs.
zabeth Goodwin.
Ilias Annie Lank, Of the Woman's
Ilege, Newark, and Miss Elsie
nix, Of the Welfare Home, Smyrna.
mt the Easter holidays with their
'ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Lank.
lObert Black, Jr., celebrated his
h birthday anniversary at the
ne Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
bert B. Black, on Saturday eve
g. Those present were Misses
~ Black; Margaret Black, Marga-
Lingo, Betty Smith, Florence
ker. Thelma Marvel, Edith Mas
Jean Marvel, Of Milton. and Miss
tina HodgsoR, Of Red Lion: the
Isrs. Franklin EdglntOn,. Robert
go, Linden Brittingham, David
ton, Earl ArgO, Junior Snyder.
eph Black. Refreshments Of ice
I'm, cake and candy were serv-
=. and Mrs. Jesse Walls gave
lTise party IN honor Of their
shteF, Arithea's seventh birthday
iversary on Wednesday, April 8.
steen little guests were present.
r playing games refreshments
&c cream and cake were served.
r. and Mrs. Edward Davidson, Of
iey's Point. N. j., spent Easter
Mr., and Mrs. James 4. Mason.
r. and Mrs. Harold Clifton. OF
ord. spent Sunday with Mrs.