Milford chronicle., 1936-05-15
MILTON


We're installed The room was beau
stifully decorated with spring flow
ers, and the retiring president, Mrs
.Chas. Porter was presented with
Towering petunia plant.
Miss Edith Calhoun, chairman o.
the supper committee, introduced
Mrs. Linden POstles as tOastmistTes.
who in turn presented the fOllowinl
program:
Greetings, Mrs. Chas. Porter.
Vocal solo, Mother" Richard
Wagamon.
How the Club Can Benefit the
Community by Buying at Home" DR..
Robert Hopkins.
Short addresses by J. Clarence
Lank and Mayor Chas. Porter.
Reading, Driving from the Rear, "
Mrs. VIM. McDaniels.
In observance of Music Week a
singing contest was held by all
present being divided into six
groups Of six singers each, with DR..
r. B. Hopkins and Mrs. r. B. Hop
kins and Mrs. Margaret NAPLES IS
judges. Awards were given the
group judged the best singers, who
were Mrs. Milton Graves, Eldrep
West, Mrs. J. C. Wiltbank, Rev.
Howard Davis and Mrs. William Nc
Daniels, Mrs. John Marvel.
The following officers we're in
stalled by Mrs. Porter: President.
Miss Edith Calhoun; first vice pres
ident, Mrs. Eldren West; second vice
president, Mrs. H. c. Draper; re-
cOrding secretary. Mrs. Linden Pos
ties; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
George H. Waples treasurer, Miss
Eva Smith; auditor, Mrs. Carey Pal
mer; State director, Mrs. Chas. POr-
ter; club directors. Mrs. Sara Irwin
and Mrs. J. c. Lank; assistant re-
cording secretary, Mrs. John Wilt
bank.
Rev. William McDaniels led in |
prayer and the program closed by |
singing "Blest Be the Tie That /
Binds"
Guests at the supper were Rev.
William McDaniels, Rev. Howard
Davis, DR.. Robert Hopkins, Eldren
West, Albert Edginton, Chas. B.
Porter, Linden Postles, Milton
Graves, Geo. H. NAPLES, Mrs. Lester
Radke, Miss Clara Walls, Mrs. Jos.
Massey, Cornelius Wiltbank, and
Mrs. John Marvel
In observance of Art Week, a dis
play of objects in the club room
were loaned by the following:
Painting of ship by Robert Hopkins,
Jr.; book ends by Mr.. Brittingham,
manual arts teacher of Milton
school; miniature head of Lincoln in
clay modelling by Miss Mary Hide
brand; pottery and crochet spread
samples, also by Miss HildebTand;
carved tatting shuttle made by T. J.
Atkins and cedar handkerchief box
loaned by Mrs. Lester Radke and
wooden placques and silk painting
loaned by Miss Sarah Atkins.
The library in the club room will
be open during the summer months
on Wednesday evenings from to 9
o'clock and on Saturdays in the af-
ternOon from 3 to S; evening from
Z to 3. New books received this /
month are: "If | Had Four Apples"
by Laurence; II Follow the Road" I
by Peyson: The WOOlcOtt Reader, d
by Alexander WoolcOtt; Flying for
1886" by Jr. Aircraft Association; h
ICY WhittakeT's Place" and THE Il
A AristOcratic Miss Brewster" by
Joseph Lincoln; How Man Made d
Music" by Baldwin, and several +
books for children. t,
The annual alumni reunion and +
reception with supper to the grad "
yates of Milton High School will be n
leld by the Milton School Alumni s
Association in the school on Friday
evening, May 29. at Z o'clock, Eas- NJ
.ern Standard Time. 81
At a meeting of the officers and "
members at the home of president,
Miss Kathryn Gray on Thursday di
evening the following committees 81
we're appointed to arrange for the OF
svent:
Program, Cathryn Gray, Sarah Ad- al
tins, Miss Mary King, Cornelius ",
King, Layton Reed and Norman Da-
yidsOn. NJ
Nominating committee. Miss Jane an
lingo, Mrs. Lester Radke, Daniel VII
Jr ST.
Supper committee, Miss Elizabeth
4ank, Mrs. Sinclair 'ampbell, Mrs. SD
hyde Belts, Mrs. Walton DickersOn, Nj
William BOlin, Clyde Belts.
Dance committee, Daniel WaGa- Pl
non, Jr., chairman; Harold Palmer, toI
1artin Black. Webster Jefferson,
William Magam0n, IT,, Martha Will Ca
on, Margaret Lingo at
Reception committee Mrs. GOidie ne
Mrs. Sinclair Camp
ell, Mcs. Robert Lingo Mrs. George an
Miss Letitia Black, Will Br
am f. Douglas, Mrs Charles Pet Jo
john, Mrs. Oliver Haz .ar.l, Mrs :. of
con Blf ok, Mrs. William B. WaGa- Co
ION Mrs. Floyd Hurley, Mrs. Harry
iaemnOH, Mrs. TheO lire JarGis, Sol
Ire Fdw1rd Davidson, j. L. Black an
fii!iam B. Wagamnn, Earl Johnson, Mr.
Ober. Fiack.
Miss Hs7el HamiltOl, Of Harrins- an,
N and Harold Clen1aniel. son of the
g. and Mrs. Charles CiendanioI, nf An
ilton, were married on Saturday
= the Rev. T. J. Huntington, pastor ter
the NJ. P. Church at Denton, Md. Sta
fter a wedding trip to Niagara Sta
alls. the couple will reside in Mil kin
n. Wi
The annual conference and Get Mi,
1gether Meeting" of the BrOadkill DE
undred Council of the Sussex lar
,unty Council of Religious Educa- 4
On was held in Goshen NJ. L. dar
lurcE, Milton, on Friday evening Eli
,eetlugj were extended by Rev. Mt