Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
MILTON
M. D. Chnrch Ncrilrns

r az 1880 sermon by the pastor, Rev
n Howard Davis, music by Junior ana
4 Senior Choirs. Following the SER.
vice the election OF the tlelegate IA
t the Annual Conference win take
). place. Church School at 1I.45: wor-
ship service, ''Fullness Of Life" Mu-
4 sic by the Church School orchestra.
!. Following the Church School session
the election Of officers to serve the
school this year will be held. All
! Officers, teachers and members of
the adult classes are urged TO he
present Owing to the Indictment
weather last Sunday the elections
were postponed to next Sunday Ep-
worth League at GAS p. m. The
young people, with the leadership of
Miss Betty Smith, are making a sDe-
clai effort to make this a worthwhile
service. i is planned to have
guest speaker, special vocal music
and music BY the Church School Or
chestra. All young people of the
community are Invited. Evening SER /
vices at 7.S0. led By the pastor.
On Saturday. February 18th. the
members Of the Epworth League viii
hold a bake and "Peddler's Parade"
to raishe funds to send delegates 10
the Youth Conference in Newark. on
February 2l-22. f Il
Two brothers, Philip and Robert 1
Roushley, Of Milton, have Joined the Z
L. 5. Army. Philip enlisted some I
months ago and is now stationed at [
Carozal, Panama, in the First Chem 4
lcai Company. Robert. the younger d
brother, enlisted ON January 18th in
Camden, N. j., and has been assigned
10 Fort Hancock. in the Sind Com
Dany Post Artillery Railway. Let
-ers from both boys to their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roushey, of this n
own. this week state that both boys v
ire well pleased. Robert is grad
late of the Milton High School. or 9
he class Of '35. .
The w. and c. Sewing Circle met "
rith Mrs. William B. Wagamon on
thursday Of last week. There were el
ileen members present After a j.
cry pleasant afternoon the ladies NJ
djourned until the following Thurs Pl
ay.
!. +. Church News IN
On Friday evening Of this week the Mi
'ustees of Milton NJ. =. Church will
iect in Social Hall. at which time -.
le Meal Banks" held by members ca,
the church will he opened. Those Oh
king the banks have pledged them
ives to place in the banks provided TAI
le cent for each meal. or three an
nts per day. The funds thus
lsed Will be applied to the debts feV
the Board of Trustees. A very -
teresting program has been pre-
red and refreshments of ice cream
ID cake will be served. A seat is
ing reserved for you. so be sure
d be present
On Sunday. January Goth. the SER
;es at the NJ. p. Church will be as
lows: Sunday school at 10 a. m.
DJect for study. Jesus Declares
Purpose'-Luke 4. 1914. a cor
i invitation is extended to all to
end this service and enjoy the
ging and warm welcome that
ats you. Morning worship at II.
by the pastor, Rev. G.. S. Ross.
)ject, "LabOrers Wanted" !" Come
hear the Junior Choir render a
utiful selection. The Young Peo-
will hold Candle Light" SER
at 7.30 p. M. The Young Peo-
will have entire charge of this
ice. and a special program has
a prepared. The Junior Choir
participate in the program.
ch will include pageant. A
m welcome awaits you at The
ndly Church" Come.
+. and Mrs. Fred Johnson enter
rs. Julian Gibbs. of StOnehurst.
c guest of her sisters. Mrs. Geo.
tkins and Mrs. Daniel Wagamon.
his week.
=. Levin TimmOns. of Providence.
has been recent guest of Mr.
Mrs. Daniel WagamOn. Sr.
. and Mrs. x. Davis Lingo and
ren, Margaret and Robert. Mr..
Mrs. John G. EllingswOrth. May
I'd Mrs. Charles b. Porter. Mrs.
Waller. of Greenwood, and
Marian King left on Sunday for
il to Florida
5. Annie ArgO and son Earl. and
DuttOn, Jr.. were guests of
Argos sister, Mrs. Cora Pretty
in Slaughter Neck on Sunday
loon.
and Mrs. Herman Brittingham
On Leon. and Miss Virginia
on visited New Brunswick. n.
Saturday.
ter Jones has opened a pro-
store i'm the Fithian property
lberry street.
es West and Ira Pettyjohn. of
atOwn, visited friends in Mil
Friday.
and Mrs. Alvin Robinson spent
'ek-end with relatives in Tart
and Mrs. Fred Lynch have
from Milton to Milford, where
'nch is employed.
William II. Wilkins is spend
o weeks with her son, Frank
Wilmington.
Minos Wilson. Mrs. Woodrow
and daughter Betty, of
ury, were guests Of Mrs.
Calhoun on Friday.
Viola Daily has returned from
rs visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clendaniel. at Lincoln.
regular monthly meeting OF
Association was
Monday evening i'm the school
!. The twelfth grade girls
ned with a very good pro-
An address was made by Rev.
.OSS on "TIOn1p ffhttrol, .l,,l Z