Milford chronicle., 1936-04-03

mingt0n Conference for another
year is pleasing to the many friend.
he and Mrs. Davis have made d
Milton.
The funeral services Of John COT.
I'm, who died in a Philadelphia hos
pital on Tuesday Of last week. were
held at his late home IN Milton on
Friday afternoon. Rev. Richard M
Green, Of Christlana, and Rev. G. s.
Ross, Of Milton, conducted the SER
vices. Interment was made IN
Slaughter Neck cemetery. Mr.. Coffin,
who. with Weldon Reynolds, con-
Quoted a barber shop in the Walls
building, came here several years
ago with his parents from Berlin,
Md. He made many warm friends by
his gentlemanly disposition, Besides
his wife, who was Miss Grace BEN
nett, Of Milford, he leaves small
daughter and a brother, Henry Cof-
fin; of Milton. Mr.. Coffin was IS
years old.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Roy
nolds NJ. P. Church will meet at the
home Of MIR. and AIRS. Charles L.
jackson, on Broad street, Milton, on
Thursday evening, April 9. A corr
dial invitation Is extended to the
public. Home made cake and ice
cream will be on sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Crouch
and daughters, Catherine. Florence
and Margaret, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Walter W.
Crouch.
Milton gardens are being prepar-
ed for planting nf early vegetables.
Many have planted the more hardy
vegetables, such as peas, onions,
radishes, etc.
Despite the fact that the town Off
ciais have provided a regular col
lection Of rubbash, many household
ers are burning their rubbish on
the premises-a very dangerous
thing to do and to prevent such the
service was established. The burn
ing Of trash in congested sections is
dangerous and much damage has
been done to property in times past.
II would be safer to place the rub
bish on the pavement on Fridays
and let the truck haul it away 70 the
dump. To burn It not only endang-
ers your property but that Of your
neighboTs.
Frank Bailey caught the first shad
of the season In the BOardkiln Riv-
er on Monday. Many herring have
been taken and Il the weather re-
mains warm shad will be taken in
quantities by the latter part Of the
week.
The Sunshine Circle Of the NJ. P.
Sunday school will serve a chicken
supper in Social Hail on Thursday,
April 16. Will begin serving at 5 p.
m. Secure your ticket from any
member Of the class and be sure
and attend. These ladies have the
reputation of serving delectable
meals.
.'The public be damned" seems to
be the attitude Of Milton town ofi-
Gals concerning the matter Of reck-
less driving on our streets. The
speed law is violated every day and
night here and nothing is being done
about ft--at least there is no notice.
able cessation Of the very dangerous
practice. Better be safe than sorry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mauli, Of
Sharon Hill, Pa, spent the week
end In Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore T.. Neal,
IT., and Miss I4ctitia Neal, Of Phila-
ielphia, spent the weekend with his
sister, Mrs. William H. WEIGH. and
aunt, Mrs. Ida Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Vent vis-
ted relatives in Philadelphia on
Sunday.
Miss Helen Hastings is i'll at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
dOlda Hastings, near town.
Mrs. Frances Young and son
Of Chestertown, Md, spent
IIOnday in Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Graves and
laughter Sue. and Mr. and Mrs. w
". Crouch and daughter. Mary Bet .
y, spent Saturday in Milford.
Mrs. Alena Johnson is i'll 1T her
Iome on Chestnut street.
Miss Helena Donovan is spending
he week with her uncle, Frank
donovan, and family. at Sand Hill
{. p. Church Activities
Services at Holy Week and Eas-
or Sunday at Milton NJ. P. Church,
1ill be as follows;
Sunday, April $40 a. M, Sunday
chool; II a. m. morning Worship
80 D. M, evening worship.
Tuesday. 1880 D. m, worship. Sub
sct. "A Question"
Thursday. 1880 D. M, sermon by
lev. William Mcdaniel. This is
ioung Peoples Night and a very in
sresting program has been prepar-
Friday, 1880 D. M, sermon by Rev.
/. M. Schauer, Of Harbeson.
Sunday, April ~. a. m, union
lnrlse service on the shores OF
AXE Fanganzyki: 10 a. m. Sunday
ihoOl. Every member Of the school
urged to be present and the SUI
expects every teacher
J make an effort 20 get out their
,holars 100 per cent at this service
/ a. M, morning worship. Special
,rmon BY the pastor. Rev. G. s.
oss. Subject, @fie Has Risen" a
lecial selection ty the junior choir.
80 D. M, special Easter service
/ the Sunday school, consisting Of
citations. drills. exercises. special
nging, followed by pageant. The
Iver Of Life"
Miss Mary Wilkins and brother
lille. spent Saturday with their fa-
or, Franklin wilkins in Whining
Meet the Millionaire" at the