Milford chronicle., 1936-03-27
MILTON
SerElces I'd n. 2. Chnreh

II q. m. sermon Dy the pastor, Rev
G. S. Ross, whose subject will be
Forgive" Text Luke 1924. Tn
Junior Choir will sing a selection
Evening worship at 1880. Subject o
the sermon 1.-The Christian Yoke.
Text, Matthew 1929. Come and take
part in the song service that pre-
ceeds the sermon. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 1880
Thursday afternoon, at AIS. Bibl,
Study Class fOrthe young boys and
girls, conducted by Mrs. C. S. Ross
1880 p. m. Young Peoples meeting
Friday at 1880 p. m, Junior ChoiI
rehearsal. Sunday, April 5, will be-
gin Holy Week services. There will
be services each night during the
week, and there will also be a six
O'Clock sunrise service on Easter
Sunday. Holy communion will be
observed at the Sunday morning
worship. These services will culmi-
nate in a special Easter program by
the Sunday school on Sunday night,
consisting Of special music, exer-
cises and a pageant.
A bake will be held by the Chris
ton EndeaVOr Society of Milton NJ.
P. Church ON Saturday, March %,
at 10 a. m, in the r. Davis Lingo
store building. Please do your part
in making this a success.
Sunshine Circle Glass of the NJ. P.
Church will serve a real chicken
supper on April Is, in Social Hall.
Everything necessary to make it a
complete meal will be served. Get
your tickets from any member Of
the class.
While passing the home of I. C.
King on Monday evening, Mrs. Louis
Smith was attacked by a dog and
received severe decorations of the
leg. DR.. Douglas was called and
found that the ligaments were sew
cred and her condition serious. Mrs.
Smith was on her way home from
the Graves Garment Factory, where
she is employed when attacked by
the dog, which was a German po-
lice dog.
The Milton Fire Company was
called to the home of John Walker,
west of Milton, on the Redden road,
to extinguish a chimney fire. No
damage was done.
H. Ernest Jonwell is erecting a
large stable and hay barn on his
farm in Broadkiln Hundred, to re-
place the buildings destroyed by
fire several weeks ago. The center
building will be a hay NOW. and on
each side of this structure will be
buila a cattle barn and horse stable.
The latter buildings will be of con-
crete TO the first story plate, the
second story will be of wood. The
entire building will be sixty feet
long by fifty feet wide. He will also
build a modern milk house, about
IS feet long and a double garage.
The tenant on the farm is Willis I
GoOner.
Charles Lingo, son of Mr. and |
Mrs. Robert d. Lingo, who has been |
i'll with pneumonia, is /
slightly improved. Charles is the
crack shortstOp of the Milton base
ball team and very popular with the
set throughout the county,
who wish for him a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell and
Normale and Samuel
Mitchell, of Lewes, spent Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rogers.
You are urged to contribute to the
Red Cross for alleviating the suf-
ering of food sufferers. No matter
low small your contribution it will /
,e appreciated. Make your cOntri-
buttons through your local Red
ross. These poor souls are calling
o YOU for aid.
Rev. Gilbert S. Ross of the NJ. P.
;hurch visited relatives in Virgin
a on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Land and
on, Edward, Jr., and Mr. Scott, Of
'arney's Point. N. j., were the
Iuests of Mrs. Lulu Long on Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Marvel, Of
,tockley Station, visited her sister,
frs. Alice Richards on Saturday.
The Youths Temperance Council
+ the Lillian Cade w. c. T. u, held
st. Patrick's party in the Com
lunity Building at COolspring, on
tuesday evening, March II. There
las a large attendance and all re-
orted a very fine time.
Mrs. J. Oliver Hazard is expected
, return home early next month
-om New London, Conn.,, where she
as been spending the winter
lonths.
]. Everett Carey. who received a
ainful injury Of the hand while
orking at the Draper dairy, last
eek, is eOnValsscing. He was acct
emily struck in the hand with
tchfork, seYering a leader.
Local shad and herring fishermen
70 preparing their nets for the
lening of the season, which will
zen in a short time, should the
Gather conditions continue as at
'esent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Walls and
ms, Kelly and Billie, and Mr.. and
rs. Angler and sons, Billie. Of
llisbury, Md. visited relatives In
ilton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Lewis gave
birthday party in honor Of their
n, Harmon, Jr., on Saturday af-
rnoon. A number Of his friends
IRE royalty entertained and serv-
with refreshments Of ice cream
d cake
Mrs. Lester Clendaniel and daugh-
rs, of Lincoln, spent the weekend
tn her mother, Mrs. Mary Quig.
Rev. Howard Davis. pastor Of
shen NJ. E. Church. is attending