Milford chronicle., 1937-11-19
MILTON
Milton School News

: grade boys completed three week
I course in home economics. Durin
!. this time. the tenth grade girls wer
getting some practical experience i
manual training.
: At the Assembly on Monday. Nov
ember Is. motion picture, entities
: Feeding the Nation" was shown
This was supplied by the Swift Pack
ing Co. Following this the sixtl
> grade presented play entitled "Hov
Boots Befooled the King" This stor,
is based on story from ''The Won
der Clock. by Howard Pyle. Tht
children participating in the play
were Teddy Studlik, Louise Hurley
Donald Postles. William Collins, ClaI
ence Savage, Doris Gooner. Herman
Black. Howard Barker. Eldert Me-
gee, Roberta wilkins. Patricia ORA
per, Dorothy Wilson. Virginia Dono-
van, Doris Chandler, Elizabeth Rey-
nOlds, Mildred Metzner. Patricia
Marvel, Carlton Wells, Bessie War
rington. Pauline Smith, Ruth Wiley
Madelyn Savage. Catherine Blizzard
Pauline Maloney and Winfred Wyatt,
The boys of Milton School have
completed their Soccer schedule,
having won five out of eight games
played.
Mrs. A. II. Allen. of the Depart
ment of Special Education, Whining
ton. has been working in our school
for the past week.
Glenwood Palmer has been absent
from school for several days be-
cause of sickness.
Carl Clark will present his Circus
/ Review. a five-act animal show, in
the school assembly on Monday.
| November %, at ten o'clock. This
is a travelling circus. The admission
is 10c. The school will receive a
share of the proceeds.
VI. T.. Church Notes
Joseph Black will be the leader
of the Epworth League on Sunday
evening at 6:3O. The League recent
1y voted to study Wise Use of Lei
sure Time" THE Movies in the Wise
Use of Leisure Time" will he the
phase studied next Sunday evening.
All young people having no other
church affiliations are invited. Tues
day night the League will hold 4 fel-
l0wship Thanksgiving supper al six
o'clock.
VI. 7. Church News
Evangelistic services are being
held in Milton NJ. p. Church nightly,
in charge of the pastor, Rev. G. 5.
Ross. Rev. and Mrs. GonsO. evan
gelists. are showing pictures of the
Biblical events. accompanied by very
interesting lectures on them. Ser
vices will be held every evening. ex-
cept Saturday, during the coming
week. The public is urged to he
present at these interesting SER
vices.
On next Sunday morning at 1000
o'clock Sunday School services will
he held. A very interesting lesson
is scheduled and the public is cor
daily invited. At IL o'clock Rev. Il.
S. Ross will deliver a sermon of es-
pecial interest TO young and old. You
are invited to attend.
Members of Friendship Bible Class
OF the Sunday School extend thanks
to all who in any way contributed to
the success of the turkey supper
served on Friday evening. The menu
consisted of roast turkey. dressing.
gravy. peas, white and sweet pota-
toes. potato salad, slaw, cranberrles'
Jelly. buns. coffee. pie. etc. About
$50 guests were served and COM
Portable sum was realized for chnrch
work.
News in General.
The fire company was called on /
Sunday afternoon TO quench a Chin |
ney fire at the home OF the Cropper /
family on Chestnut STREET. The prop /
erty is owned by Mrs. Fannie David !
SON. No serious damage was done. |
Lester Radke. of Philadelphia.
spent part OF this week with ms /
here.
The rabbit and quail hunting seas /
on opened on Monday and local gun
ners report some large bags during
The day. Much land is posted in the
Broadkill district. This is because
gunners insist on tax
ng not shots at chickens and other
poultry found near the woods. IL IS
rest to get the consent OF the owner
before trespassing on Broaukllh
arms. 1t will he cheaper.
Arthur Pettyjohn, rs years old, a
we'll known farmer. died at his home
near Harbeson, on Friday afternoon.
lie had been in i'll health for about
hrec wears. Funeral services were
lcld at his late home on Tuesday
lfternoon and interment made III
3eaver Dam cemetery. He is sur
lived by his wife and the following
children Mrs. Ethel Vincent. Mrs.
larry Dorman and Lynford Petty
ohm. near IlarbesOn; Mrs. Sallie
hastings. Clyde and Howard Petty
ohm. of near Milton; and the fol-
owing brothers and sisters. Capt.
theodore Pcttyjohn. of Philadelphia;
,Irs. Ella Coulter and Mrs. Charles a.
'onner. of Milton; Mr.. William Pet
yjohn and Charles Pettyjohn. of
ear Milton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hearn. of Laurel.
Dcnt Il few days last week with her
r6ther, Henry McAllister and Mr..
nd Mrs. Raymond Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Land and
on. of New Jersey, spent the week
nd with Mrs. Lulu Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Jackson
re spending this week in Bridge
lille.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walls enter
lined on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
ackson, of Georgetown; Mr.. and
Irs. AinswOrth Abbott. Mrs. Clara
ofiand and Miss Ella Bailey, of near
ilfOrd.
Miss Martha Mustard. Of Whining
m. spent the weekend with her
other, Mrs. Emma Mustard.
Miss Sarah Lofiand and Mrs. Anna
olles are spending some time in