Milford chronicle., 1938-09-30
MILTON
Churches To Pnrada

on Saturday evening. It's hoped this
parade will succeed in rallying the
people to hearty and loyal support OF
evangelism by church attendance
and worship, not only on Rally Day
in Goshen NJ. e. Church on Sunday,
October End and Rally Day in Milton
M. p. Church on Sunday, October 9Th
but also throughout the year.
The parade will form at 700 D. m.
in front of the home of Noah E. War
rem, Union street and march through
the business center of Wharton street
10 Chestnut street, to Mill street, to
Federal stree, thence to the Burton
lot at the corner of Front and Fed
eral streets, where community sing
will be the chief part of the program.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements are Mrs. William B.
WagamOn and Mrs. Elisha button, CO.
chairmen and Mrs. Eta May Rogers,
Miss Beatrice Wells, Miss Virginia
Johnson, Miss Margaret Lingo, Miss
Sarah Atkins, Miss Ruth Warren,
Mrs. Robert Lingo and Mrs. Layton
Reed.
The State Police will head the pa
rade and a band is expected to be
present.
The parade will be led by Rev. ]. B.
Vaughn and Rev. G. S. Ross, pastors
of the two churches; Harry Ellington |
and Walter w. Crouch, Sunday School |
superintendent; followed by a band, |
banners, float depicting the first Sun |
day School, floats with beginners, |
juniors, intermediates, the junior !
choirs of both churches led by Mrs |
GOldie POstles and Mrs. Elisha Dut-
ton, Christian EndeavoT and EpwOrth |
League members, adult classes of
both churches, floats and cars bear
ing posters, etc.
Other churches are cordially in
Vited to participate.
Sunday School Convention
The annual Sunday School Conven-
tion of Sussex County will be held
in Goshen M. E. Church, Milton, on
Wednesday, October 18th. A morn
ing and afternoon session will be
held. Luncheon will be served in
charge of Mrs. Linden Postles.
Temperance Meeting
Rev. IvanhOe Willis. head of the
Anti-SalOOn League of the State, Oc-
cupied the pulpit at Goshen NJ E.
Church on Sunday morning, i'm the
absence of the pastor Rev. ]. B.
Vaughn, who was assisting in an
evangelistic meeting in the NJ. P.
Church. Cape Charles, Va. The even
ing services was in charge of the
young people.
Ladies' Mite Society
The Ladies' Mite Society of Milton I
NJ. P. Church will meet on Tuesday
evening, October 4th, in the Social
Hall. Every member is urged to be
present and bring in the dime cards.
This is an important meeting.
Surprise Party D
The members of the Junior Choir a
of the NJ. P. Church gave Gaylon h
Ross surprise party on Monday O
evening. Gaylon left on Tuesday for
Westminster, Md, where he has en- d
rolled as a student in Western Mary q
land College. 1t was a complete sur
prise to Gaylon, who received many al
presents and the well wishes of the C,
young people. Refreshments were al
served at a late hour. 1t was most W
enjoyable occasion. IL
Party
A joint birthday party was given lie
to William T. Walls and his sister. liz
Mrs Edward Reed at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walls on Saturday evening. ne
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. to-
Myers Dodd. Mr.. and Mrs. Hershel
OOdd, Ray Dodd. Mrs. Annie Reynolds on
Nr. and Mrs. William Reed, Mr.. and SD
Mrs. Clifford Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jr
lanes Johnson and son, Jimmie; Mr..
md Mrs. PlayfOrd Russell and dau- les
Inter. Rae, Miss Nora Reed and Mr.. on
md Mrs. Webb, of Lewes; Mrs. Hulda L.
'anuska and son. Dallas, Mr.. and
irs Edward Reed and Mr. and Mrs. tOl
William T. Walls. A very pleasant toI
vening was spent by those present.
of ice cream, cake and Mr.
andy was servel. Both Mr.. Walls tut
nd Mrs. Reed were the recipients i'm
f many presents and well wishes. lat
chOOl News
The second assembly program OF gre
he year was presented on Monday, Mi
nth the junior class in charge. At niy
FL the reading of the Bible by Jos. on
lack and the salutation to the flag \
y the assembly, Katherine Steven S
on read THE Proclamation" by the SUI
Overnor of Delaware. This was fol- Sci
WED by an editorial on the "Consti- anC
ltiOnal Sesquicentennial," read by wo
race Kitchens. Next came the pat l
otto song. America. sung by the in
ldience and accompanied by the of
Ugh school orchestra. Katherine bef
tkins spoke on What the Constitu- Hol
on Means to Me" and Robert Hous- en-
N, Esq, ex-CongPessman from Del Sha
ware also made an address on THE ing
its Origin and Interpre- ed
ton. The program closed with the Bot
nging of America the Beautiful. Mil
ally Day at VI. E. Church splt
Services at Goshen NJ. E. Church M.
! Sunday. October End will consist r
Rally Day" services both morn M.
g and evening. In the evening an will
stallation of teachers will take Rev
ace, as follows: Primary Depart v
David Donovan, supt.; Sun
RS. Sallie Irwin, Miss Margaret sisti
ack and Miss Mary King; Junior mus
Clara Walls, supt., invi
ss Sarah Atkins. Miss Margaret The
ngo, Miss Emily Hazard and Mrs. men
liza Clendaniel. intermediate of II
IS Ruth Warren, supt., Mrs. Joseph ial
ughn, Miss Bertha Jones, VIM. Nc sion
Lniel. Young People-H. o. Brit mat,
lgham. Mrs. VIM. B. Wagamon, let
IS. Layton Reed, asst, Mrs. Linden ing
stiles. Adult-A. ]. Bolin and Rev. M
B. Vaughn. teri;
AT the prOmOtion Nav avaroicao 0r :