Milford chronicle., 1936-10-16
MILTON

Hthe VIII y very appropriate pro.
gram by the young folks Of the sun.
day school. The church was crowded
with interested members and friends
Of the church. Following Is the
program:
Prelude--Gaylon Ross.
Prayer-Charles Il. Vent.
Song by the congregation-"P
Him, Praise Him"
Recitation by Frank C. Johnson.
class.
Dialogue by Mrs. Maud Megee's
class.
Recitation by Bernice johnson.
Song by the primary department
Jesus Loves the Little Children %
Dialogue by Mary Betty Crouch,
Billy Collins and Auretha Hastings.
Recitation by James Carpenter.
Dialogue by Miss May Filings
BOrth's class.
Drill by junior girls.
Song by the congregation-"F
low the Clean"
Talk by the pastor. Rev. G. s.
Ross.
Collection.
Pageant, Ruth" by a number Of
young people.
Benediction.
Revival services will begin at
Faith Church. near Robbins, ON Sun
day evening, October 1S, after an all
day meeting. Meetings in charge of
Robert Nailor, OF Milton, will be
held every evening thereafter until
further notice. Several well known
preachers will assist in the meet
ings from time to time. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Rev. w. w. W. Wilson, D. D., who
was to have preached at the NJ. f.
Church, Milton, on Sunday evening
of last week, was unable to appear
because of illness. Should his health
permit he will be here on next SUN
day evening, when his friends are
invited to hear him.
Saturday, October n, will be the
last registration day, and those who
have not registered must do so on
this date if they desire to vote at the
coming election. If you have not at
tended to this important matter do
so on Saturday of this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Rey-
nOlds NJ. P. Church will meet with |
Mrs. Evelyn Canfield, at the home of
her brother. Fred Workman, on the |
Paul Bryan farm, near HarbesOn, on |
Thursday evening, October %. Let |
everybody come out and enjoy a
good time.
William Morris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morris and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cove Morris attended the wedding
of Miss Irma Welch and Paul Cess
in Camden, N. j., on Saturday, Oc-
tOber 10.
Milton High School soccer team
defeated the RehObOth High on
Wednesday of last week by the
score of 2 to 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon NJ. David
son and daughter, DOrtha Ann, Of
Evansville, Indiana, after spending
several days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Davidson, have
returned to their home.
The Fisher Bible Class of Goshen
NJ. E. Church was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Robert Lingo. A good
ly number were present. The ladies
decided to have a birthday party in
the near future.
The members of Goshen Sunday
school board were invited to a COW
cred dish luncheon on Tuesday eve
ming of last week. Miss Maggie VIII
son was guest speaker. Her talk was
and helpful to all. The
board planned to have another lun-
cheon next month.
Mrs. John Fisher has returned to !
her home in Philadelphia after
spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. Charles T. Vent. I
Miss Mary wilkins, student nurse 3
It the Homeopathic Hospital, Will a
ningtOn, visited her grandparents, j
ir. and Mrs. William r. Wilkins OV-
n the weekend. /
Mrs. Blanche Dennis and Mrs. Ed '
Ia Harris of Newark, and Mrs. Chas. I
)enney, of Lewes, visited Mrs. e
dame Wilkins on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davidson of \
spent Saturday in Mil \
on Il
Mrs. Courtland Veasey and chill 4
ren, of Harbeson, visited her mo- /
her, Mrs. J. T. Mason, last week. [,
Mrs. Elizabeth Jefferson spent
'riday and Saturday with her T
Mrs. Harold Clifton, in a
{,
Mrs. Viola Talman returned to her
ONE in Tulsa; OKLA on Wednesday. d
he was accompanied by her mo- n
lother, Mrs. Emma Mcgee. who will v
pend some time there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reed and chill h
rem spent Sunday with relatives in il
tOckley
Mrs. Minos Wilson and son Sam J
Ell, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson N
nd daughter. Betty, and Miss Mary a
ittletOn, of Cokesbury, spent Sun n
ny with Captain and Mrs. David 7.
utton. W
ErmOn Postles, son of MFR. and NJ
RS. George POstles of near Milton, T
as operated on for appendicitis on =
aturday afternoon at the West :.
hester, Pa, Hospital. -
Senator Daniel o. Hastings and -
AIRY L. Cannon, gubernatorial aI
lndidate, will address the Republic ~
ms Of Broadkiln Hundred In Fire ~
ems Hall on Saturday evening. y,
,nator Hastings is a fOrceful \,
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