Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-05-29

the Milton churches on Sunday
morning. At the Methodist Protest
ant and Methodist Episcopal Church
es the list of departed members OF
the Milton Woman's Christian Tenn
peranee Union will be read, and mem
bers of the Union will have charge of
the services. Special music by the
chairs and special sermons by the
pastors will observe the occasion.
Extensive and much needed re-
pairs are being made to the Union
Street Bridge that spans the Broad
kiln River by the State Highway De-
partment. New Orders and supports,
parts of three cement pillars and
the pavements are being repaired.
The repairs has not interfered with
traffic over this busy thOrOughfare.
Captain and Mrs. Charles E. OAR
by and son Gilbert, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Goldie
Owens.
Members of Milton NJ. P. Church
voted unanimously that the delegate
to the conference in Westminster. /
Nd, June 8. ask for the return of |
Rev. Gilbert S. Ross, pastor. Frank |
B. Carey was elected delegate, and |
Mrs. GOldie Owens alternate. Trus-
tees elected at the meeting were:
Granville Tyndall. Harvey Wells,
William A. johnson. Elmer Messicy,
Walter Thomas. George POstles, Earl
Reed and Hershel DOdd Stewards
elected were: Louis Mcgee, Charles
T. Vent. George Davidson, Charles
DickersOn, Hilda Hastings, Henry
Carpenter. Willard Clifton. Delbert
Jefferson, Mrs. Bernice Tyndall and
Mrs. Maud Mcgee
At the close of the session of the ;
Sunday School lesson at the Goshen :
M. E. Church on Sunday. Miss Mar
garet Lingo. Miss Florence Barker,
Franklin Ellington and Fred Reed.
Jr.. were elected delegates to the t
Youths Convention at Laurel.
Children's Day will be observed in /
the NJ. E. Church on Sunday. June
14th. The committee having the pro- c
gram in charge is composed of Miss r
Sarah Atkins. Miss Mary King. Mrs. n
Elizabeth Clendaniel. Mrs. Linden =
POstles, Mrs. Howard Davis and Mrs.
Floyd Hurley. At the morning SER II
vices the baptism of children will he h
A special program by n
the Sunday School will be presented. "
At the morning worship the pastor. "
Rev. Howard Davis. will deliver a
special sermon appropriate to the h,
occasion.
Plans have been completed for the nj
graduation exercises of Milton High ot
School which will be held on Friday m
evening, June 5th at 7.30. in the
School Auditorium. The program for @,
he evening will be announced later, da
lhe valedlctorlan OF the cIass IS
Margaret Black. the salutatorian is C.,
Johnson; class president. w
Wilmer CasOn; vice-president. Mar NJ
yaret johnson; secretary treasurer.
1oDert Lingo. Other members of at
he class which numbers twenty. are
Alberta Clendaniel. Harriet Clendan- i'm,
Ell. Helena Blizzard. Ida Stogdon. of
Alta Jefferson. Margaret Wilkins.
Virginia Johnson. Mildred jefferson. Of;
Harry lsaaCs. Roscoe Carey. Charles ri
hurley. David King Ralph Stogner. ST,
tichard Stevenson. John Hopkins
nd William Lingo. IN
The baCcalaureate sermon will be I'll.
reached on Sunday afternoon. Nav
l at 2.30. in the School Auditorium
the Rev. G. S. Ross. pastor of Mil res
IN Methodist Protestant Church. da,
he School Orchestra under the of
'adership of Mr.. Kupsky will fur onl
sh music. mir
: ne iloIlo OF the class IS To vic
line own self he true. and il must Fri
lio~ as Jay the hlght' thou canst ana
Vt then be false to any man." The and
Ass flower is peOny. and the colors plo
Irple and silver. i'm
Members of the post graduate COM dan
arcial course are Martha Wilson. sal
irian Wells. Louise killen. Marion Yer
ng. Margaret F. Lingo. and Lillian era
cbiI
The group will start on a trip to NJ
agara Falls on Monday. June Sth. p,
d will be gone six days. of
The Alumni dance following the iobr
umni supper and reception to the ION
will he held on Friday Fun
sning, May goth. at 1890 O'Clock resi-,
the School Auditorium. Rev,
-hildren's Day in NJ. f. Church. offic
ne 18th. Committee. Miss Sarah Cool
Ains. Miss Mary King. Mrs. Eliza cd /
Mrs. Linden Postles. Mrs. Cree
MaIu 'DaNls' MIS-. Floyd Hurley. Milt,
the morning service babies will son
christened. r.,
rhe last quarterly conference of Hole
ton NJ. P. Church will be held on Mr. p,
evening. June 9rd. at Milf
ich time the unfinished business term
the conference will be concluded s-s
plans for the coming year will
made.
'rOf kupski has returned from a
i with his parents in Pennsyl-
ia before they left on a trip to
'ope
Iiss Agnes Carey has returned
ne after spending some time with
tives in New York City.
n. and Mrs. W. W. Crouch and
ghter. Mary Betty. and Mrs.
i'd DuttOn and son David. Jr..
e guests at the home of Mr.. and
Harvey E. Wilson. near New
ket. on Sunday afternoon.
+. and Mrs. Nelson Rogers and
shters spent Sunday with Mr..
Mrs. John Mitchell at Lewes.
ISIS Mary wilkins has returned
l visit with her father. Frank
in Wilmington.
RS. c. B. Johnson is in the Mil
Emergency Hospital for treat .
Her condition is serious.