Milford chronicle., 1936-03-20

tNt1i Nifs ana MIS-. Lloyd Reed the
occasion being her tenth birthday
anniversary. At the same time her
brother Carlton Reed, celebrated
his seventh birthday anniversary.
After playing games for q time, the
guests We're served with lee cream
and cake.
The Paient-Teacher Association
Of Milton met IN the school auditor
ium Oh Monday night. The program
was arranged by the president. Dam
tel WagamOn, Jr. and his commit
tee Dr. II. V. Holloway, State SUI
perintendent was the principal
speaker and his address was very
interesting and instructive. A play
entitled Come Unto Me-, was pre-
sented by the pupils Vocal selec-
tons were given by Mrs Carlton
Draper and Master Richard Waga-
mon The school orchestra, under
the direction Of Prof. Kupsky. play
ed several selections.
The elementary and high school
grades Of the Milton School were
awarded the honor banner for the
best attendance record throughout
the county during the month Of Feb
Fuary. The banner is now on dis
play IN the school hall.
The Milton w. g. T. u. met at the
home Of Mrs. Charles B. Porter on
Tuesday afternoon in a very interest
ing session.
A surprise party was rendered to
Mrs. Charles Barker on Thursday
evening, March 18th in honor OF her
birthday anniversary. Those pres
ent we're: Mr.. and Mrs William b.
WagamOn, Mr.. and Mrs J. Leon
Black. Mrs. Elizabeth Lingo, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
ton fsaacs, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hur-
ley. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clendan-
Tel. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge West, Mrs.
COrdelia Radke. Miss Eva X. Smith.
Mrs. William r. wilkins. Mr. and |
Henry d. Clendahiel, Mrs. Margaret
Black, Mrs. C. NJ Wiltbank, Rev |
Howard Davis, Mrs. George b. At |
kins, Mrs. George II. NAPLES. Mr. and |
Mrs. Elmer DickersOn, Mrs. Linden /
Postles, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bar
kef.
The Senior Glass Of Milton High |
School will present a play. entitled
Meet the Millionaire" in the. school
auditorium on Friday evening, April |
3fd. David King will depict the mill
Iiunaire. He will be assisted by
Harriet Clehdaniel, Margaret Black, i
Helena Blizzard. Alberta Clendaniel.
Peggy Johnson. Virginia Johnson,
Sinclair Campbell. Jf.. Harry Isaacs,
Wilmer Cason. Robert Lingo, Rich
ard Stevenson, Charles Hurley and
John Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Postles en-
number of little folks
at their home in honor OF their son,
tenth birthday anniver-
safy on Friday afternoon Those
present were: Raymond and Marian
James and Joy Reed,
Frances Leverage, Helen Walls, Jos.
d. Winn. William and Norma Spen-
Ger, Fred Scott, William Reynolds,
and William Barker, Ell ;
bred and Julian Mcgee, William Me-
gee, Stanley Steen, Evelyn Mcgee,
Afitha and Martin Hastings. Patdi-
eia and Isabelle DTapeHs Louise IIuF- 4
ley, Clarence. Barker. Donald Glen
iahiel, William Reed, Herman Black
Hastings, Alberta Camp S
bell. Samuel and Jack Fithian. 4
Mrs Howard Davis visited her sis
ct in Baltimore last week. {
Weldon O. NAPLES, of Newark, Wis !
ted his sister, Mrs. Sinclair Camp J
lell, last week.
The Sewing Circle will meet at the ]
lone of Mrs. John Marvel this week. 4
~ NVrH ID
riends IN Germantown, Pa. S
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Messick and a
laughter Vera. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
ohnsOh and daughters, were the n
,uests Of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith i
n Cave Neck on Saturday =
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hudson and .
hildren, OF Sand Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. 4
hester Hudson and children, of :
ear town. and Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben :
hudson visited Mr. and Mrs. John q
!, Hudson ON Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Duffield and children, 4
I Darby. Pa, spent the weekend !,
'ith her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. y
] Mustard (
Mrs Richard Blackson, after
pending several weeks with her Z
ster. Mrs jeanette Mustard. has re- &
irned to her home in Wilmington. Y
Leon Birmingham. son of Mr.. and \
lis. Herman Brittihgham, quietly y
alebrated his 18th birthday anniver- !.
Try on Sunday at his parents home Y
Noah b. Warren. OF Milton, lost u
Ro valuable horses and FIVE hogs :
st week. the former as a result OF
peculiar throat disease. and the
tier supposedly from eating can
"a peas that had spoiled. The
lfses suffered a malady that para
ged their Threats so they could
1t swallow.
w. Layton Reed has assumed his
tiles as fire warden at the Milton
iIendale fire tower.
Mrs. edna BrasHfe and daughter,
sited her sister, Mrs. H. c. Waga-
on, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wells and
fighters, Marian and Beatrice,
lent Saturday With friends Iii Mil
fd
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Argo, Mr..
"a Mrs Harry Campbell, and Mrs.
igar Marvel were guests OF Ellen
he friends last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Min0s Wilson, Mr..
a Mrs Woodrow Wilson, of COkes-
Try, and Mr., and Mrs Harvey viii
II. Of New Market, were guests OF
ut. and Mrs David Button on Sum
The third quarterly conference Of