Milford chronicle., 1936-02-21
MILTON

Miltans High School senior clas
VIII pfeseut q play entitled Nee
the Millionaire, directed by Mrs
lsaacs and Mrs. Welch. The date hal
not yet been determined students
participating ares Harriet Glen
daniel, Sinclare Campbell. Margaret
Wilkins, David King, Harry Isaacs
Robert Lingo. Margaret Black, vii.
tner Cason, Richard Stevenson. Peg
gy Johnson. Charles Hurley. Helena
Blizzard Virginia johnson and AL
berta Clendaniel
q. 4. Snowberger, who for the past
several years has been teaching
agriculture IN the Milton school has
resigned and taken a position with
the Milford school. He is succeeded
here by Mr. Benedict. a graduate Of
Pennsylvania State College.
Mrs. Eleanor Nj Martin, widow Of
the late Joseph T. Martin, died at
her home on Lavinia Avenue, on Fri
day, February 14th. aged "A years.
Funeral services were held on the
Lady Chapel Of the Cathedral Church
OF st. John, Wilmington, on Monday
morning at II o'clock. Tnterment
in Riveryiew Cemetery. She is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Frances
NJ Young and Mrs. Fred Weymouth,
and one son, Joseph T. Martin, Jr.
MIR. Martin died on January 4th
Mrs. Lizzie Donovan Hitch, wife
Of John II. Hitch. died in the Mill
ford Emergency Hospital. Milford,
on Friday, aged AZ years. Funeral
services were held at her late home
near Milton, on Tuesday. and inter-
ment made in Red Mems Cemetery,
Ellendale. She leaves to mourn their
loss, her husband and two daughters. |
Elsie and Dorothy Hitch.
The February meeting of the Par
ent-Teacher Association was held in
the school auditorium ON Monday
evening. Fluffy Duffy" an jedu-
Gated dog who reads, counts and
performs tricks assisted by her
companion "BOwser" was a feature
of the program.
The fourth quarterly conference
of Milton Methodist Episcopal
Church was held in the church on
Monday evening, Rev. E. C. IIallman,
district superintendent, presiding.
The Mems Adult Bible Glass of
Goshen NJ. Il. Church held a chicken
p0t-pie supper in the lower room of
the church on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Milton Graves aud Mrs. Chas.
G. Jones attended the Lincoln
birthday luncheon at the Hotel du-
POnt, Wilmington, OH Wednesday of
last week.
Miss Lola Belts was shopping in
Wilmington stores last week,
Mrs. john r. Wclch and Mrs. Clar-
nee Mustard. of Camden, N. j., are
listing their father, Mr.. William
Norris. who is in at his home near ,
own. He is somewhat improved at
his time.
Mrs. Harry Hart, Mrs. Edward Hill !
nd Mrs, Edgar Welch and daugh- .
or Roma. OF Philadelphia, were d,
,uests OF Mrs. William n. WagamOn :
N Thursday of last week. =
The Sewing Circle had a covered j
ish supper at the home of Mrs.
robert Black on Thursday after ;
oon. Seventeen guests were pres
mt I'D spent a very pleasant after =
oOn. l=Sss :,
A. l.. Steger Of Wilkes-Barre, Pa,
: making an extended visit with .
is sister, Mrs. w. J. Roushey and Z =
Imily. u
Mrs. w. II. Arlodgc, of Stevens .
lie, Nd, is spending sometime with
eY. and Mrs. G.. S. Ross at the NJ. p,
Parsonage. pl
Leighton Richards. Hall Reed and az
iss Grace Young visited relatives =,
Wilmington on Saturday. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Nehemiah Marvel ia
ID Mrs. LOuvine Donovan, of
spent Sunday with Mr.. &c
d Mrs. John Donovan. en-
T. Church News
Services at Milton NJ. p. Church an
ring the coming week are as fol- gu
VS.; Sunday. Feb. 20, 10 a. m, Nj
nday school; topic. People Be AL
re Property" text, Luke S:26-37. -
'rning worship at II o'clock. Sub
t. "YOUr Excuse" Selection by
. Junior Choir. 7.30 p. m, eve
lg worship. Subject, "a Longing
We" Song service. Wednesday
sning at 7.3O. prayer meeting.
ursday at AIS p. M, Junior Bible
ldy Class. under the direction of
$. G. S. Ross. Parents are urged
send their children to this meet
:. $50 p m, young peoples meet
!. Friday at 7.3O p. M, Junior
Dir rehearsal.
liillard and Ura Walls, of Ellen
e, spent the weekend with their
her, Millard Walls and family, in
re Neck.
lies. cakes. chickens, etc, will be
sale at the bake to be held in
r. Davis Lingo store by the
ing Mems Bible Glass of the M. p.
arch, on Saturday, beginning at
20 a. m. Come and help these
ng men help their church.