Milford chronicle., 1936-10-02

Sunday school, consisting Of page
ant, drills, reeitatiOns and special
music. At the Sunday school session
at 10 a. m, "Proomtion Day will be
observed. It is important that all
members Of the school, both teach
ers and pupils, be present. Rev. @. s.
Ross, the pastor, will deliver an APP
propriate sermon at the morning
service. The public is invited to at
tend all these services.
John L. Mcgee, MiltOn's veteran
barber, died early Sunday morning
at the Milford Emergency Hospital,
following an operation. Funeral SER
vices were held at his late home on
Wednesday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. Howard Davis, and interment
made in Odd Fellows cemetery. MIR.
Mcgee, who was "A years old, leaves,
besides his wife, two daughters, Mrs.
Viola Tolman, Of Tulsa, Okla. and
Mrs. Mary Fithian, of Milton, and
one brother, William Mcgee. near
Milton. For more than a half CEN
tGry Mr. Mcgee had conducted
barber shop in Milton and was ac4
tive until taken to the hospital
about two weeks ago. He was loyal
husband and father and a splendid
citizen, liked by all who knew him.
George Campbell, n prominent
farmer of near Milton, died at his
home on Monday morning after an
illness of several weeks. Funeral
services were held at his late home
on Wednesday afternoon. He was the
father Of Mrs. Ida Baker, of Milton.
Milton firemen report that the net
profit from their carnival was 81
245.95. Their thanks is due to all
those who in any way helped make
the affair a success. Thanks also TO
those who have made contributions
to the fire company during the year.
Carlton Draper is having the
dwelling on the Mason farm, recent
ly purchased by him. repainted and
otherwise put in gOod order.
George H. NAPLES is TemOdeling
the warehouse at the rear Of bis
hardware store, giving more room
and making It convenient for dis
play Of materials.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maull, OF Phil I
adelphia, spent the weekend az their !
summer residence on Union street. :
They are having the interior of the
properly repaired and decorated.
Lasting Happines'," will be the
subject Of the sermon to be deliver
ed by RSv. G. S. Ross at the ". P.i
Church on Sunday moraiBg. In the
evening iiis subject will be "EYc."
Henry Hearn, Of Camden, ". j., !!
spent several days last week with
his uncle, Henry AcAliister, at
Broadkiln Beach.
Goshen NJ. z. Church News
Religious Education Week will be
observed by the Goshen NJ. E. Church
School next week beginning Sunday,
October 4th and concluding the fol-
owing Sunday, October 18th.
Sunday morning at 11:45, Promo
ion Day will be held in the school
when the worship service will be
by students of the Junior
md intermediate Departments. Pro-
notion certificates will be awarded
he following juniors who will be
promoted to the intermediate De-
ldEELleNLs EuldAcH LdlulGAf AAA9iO ~
Smith. Marian Edginton. Alberta
campbell and Evelyn Mcgee. Stu
lents to be promoted from the Inter-
MEDIATE to the Senior Department
ire: Margaret s. Lingo. Mary Black,
betty Smith, Edith Massey and Flor
nee Barker.
At the evening service at 1880 the
lastOr, Rev. Howard Davis. will pre-
ent stereopticOn lecture for the
oung people. entitled Religious
Education and Character Building"
Tuesday evening, October 9th, at
80 o'clock a covered dish supper
nd get-tOgether meeting of the Of
GERS and teachers of the school will
e held in the church school rooms.
'lans for the winter work of the
chool will be made. and Miss Maggie
wilson of Georgetown will bring the
Thursday evening at $3.50, the
unior Choir will rehearse. Mem