Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
MILTON

society mas elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi
dent, Mrs. Ida Mitchell; vice presi
dent, Miss Virginia Campbell; sec
retary, Mrs. Minnie Davidson: treas
urer. Miss Anna May Donoway; par
sOnage committee, Mrs. Lydia Rich
ards, Mrs. Margaret White and Mrs
Annie Kitchens.
Miss Mildred Jefferson, daughter
of Walter B. Jefferson, near Milton
was severely injured in an antOmO-
bile accident in Milford on Sunday
evening. Miss Jefferson, who suffer
ed severe cuts about the face and
neck, was in an automobile driven
| by Paul Williams, of near George
town, which cOllided with a car
driven by Robert Carpenter, of Fred
erica. Miss Mary FOrst, of near Mil
ton, and Dale Workman, MillsbOrO,
were also passengers in the Will
liams car, while Alton Palmer of
Frederica, was riding with Carpen-
ter. Miss FOrst suffered from shock
and bruises and Palmer received a
lacerated nose. Williams was cut
about the head and arms. The injur-
ed were taken to the Milford Emer-
gency Hospital where medical aid
was given and then returned TO
their homes.
The annual meeting of the Broad
kiln Hundred District of the Coun-
Gil of Religious Education will be
held in Goshen NJ. E. Church, Milton
on Friday evening, May 8, at 1880.
A musical program by the Milton
High School Orchestra under the
leadership of Prof. Kupsky. will OPP
en- the program. Charles T. Vent will
repside. The vocal music will be
led by Frank b. Carey. The speak
ers will be Miss Pauline AlbeTtsOn,
director of the Council in this dis
trict, who will speak on Our Sus-
sex County Council" Miss Maggie
Wilson, of Georgetown. will tell
How to Improve the Church
School," Rev. William Leishman,
pastor of Lewes Presbyterian
Church, will speak on THE Teach
er's Privilege and Reward" The
churches of the hundred who COM
prise the council are: Reynolds NJ. |
p. Church, Whites Chapel, Zion NJ. |
+. Church, Beaver Dam NJ. p.
Church, St John p. f. Church, Mil /
ton NJ p. Church and Goshen NJ. f. |
Church. During the evening new
officers will he elected. A profitable /.
evening is in store for the leaders /
of the churches who are interested /
in promoting the church schools /
Please come.
Mothers Day will be observed in /
Goshen NJ. +. Church ON Sunday. Al I
the morning service the pastor, Rev. |
Howard Davis. will bring the mes
sage. There will he special music !
and the newly organized senior (
choir will wear black vestments and .
caps. Two bouquets will he present
ed, one to the youngest mother and /
the other to the oldest mother being .
in the church on Sunday. At the
church school service. at 1l.45. /
there will be a worship service in .
keeping with the day and bouquet .
o? red roses will be presented the /
mother who attends with the larg-
est family. Honor mother by being
at church on Sunday.
Services At VI. p. Church
Sunday. May 10. at 10 a. M, Sun
Jay school in charge of Charles
Those who attend this
service will be presented with a
Mothers Day pin. Special singing
At this service. II a. m. Morning
worship. Sermon by the pastor. Sub
iect. What / Owe Mother" Text,
John 1926. 1880 p. NJ. Evening wOr-
ship. Subject, Acts and Works Ad-
yertise." Songs dedicated to Mother.
4 potted plant will be given the
mother with the largest family rep
present at the morning
There will also be present
ID potted plant To the Oldest mo-
her present at the evening wor-
ship.
The fourth quarterly conference
If the VI. p Church was held ON
evening of this week.
The membership meeting of the
i. p. Church will be held on Fri
lay evening. May Is, in Social Hall
t 7:3O.
The Young Peoples c. Z. Society
# Milton NJ. p. Church have elect
d the following officers for the en-
uing year: President. Miss May
vice president. Miss
,uth Collins; recording secretary.
Iiss Beatrice Wells; corresponding
rcretary, Miss Virginia Johnson:
reasuTer, Nelson Carey.
William H. Chandler, of Scranton.
a., was a Milton visitor last week
boxing after his large fruit or
hards here.
Captain John Lank. of Philadel-
hia, spent the weekend visiting
slatives in Milton.
Mrs. Lille Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs.
rthur Hudson and son, Evans, Mrs.
iZzie Hudson and daughter, Festa,
+ Selbyville, were recent guests at
le home of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
udsOn.
Mrs. Lester Jones, who has been
the Milford Emergency Hospital
" treatment. has returned home
Iuch improved in health.
An exhibit of the handiwOrk OF
le pupils of the Milton Public
chool was held at the school on
thursday and Friday evenings. Some
I the work shown, especially by
annual training pupils, were very
'editable to the instructor, Herman
The musical numbers,
Y the school, under the direction OF