Milford chronicle., 1938-08-26
MILTON
Flower Show Prizes

4 @NGW CCAAtuAg OAuB anu Anc LOuiAlill-
tee in charge together with the pres
ident, Miss Sarah Atkins, wish TO
thank every one who in any way con-
tributed toward the success of the
exhibit.
First prize, an iceberg salad bowl,
was awarded Miss Eva X. Smith for
winning the most blue ribbons in the
arrangement classes.
A tercentenary pottery tray was
awarded Mrs. c. M. Wiltbank for the
most blue ribbons won in the speci-
men class.
In the potato guessing contest three
guessed correctly. In the draw for
the winner, Mrs. Franklin wilkins
was the fortunate one. She received
a tereenary souvenir tray. The po-
tatoes were grown by John d. Smith
in his home garden and 20 potatoes
filed the basket.
Library Receives New Books
Milton New Century Club library
has received a number of new books,
among which are Action at Aquilla",
THE Pyrotechnecys of Yacht Rae
ing, 'MethOdism in American His
tory, "All in Life Time, How to
Arrange Flowers, Three books of
Faith Baldwins, a ~ volume set of
THE Library Book House, which
every mother of young children is
invited to use, and several books
of mystery stories. The library is
open on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings from to 8 and on Satur-
day afternoon from 2:3O to 500.
NJ. Z. Church
There will be only Sunday School
session held in the Goshen NJ. Z.
Church on Sunday morning. August
2Sth, at 1O:30 as the pastor, Rev. |
Vaughn is away on a two weeks va
cation. He will return on Septem- |
ber 1st
Carnival Starts
The annual carnival by the Milton
Fire Department began on Thurs
day evening and will continue for
two weeks. There are many booths
Of various desirable things for the
entire family. Rides of various
kinds are provided and the bingo
booth is well stocked with beauti-
'ul and useful articles. The public
S invited to attend and enjoy the
many things provided.
Fodder Saving Begins
The saving of fodder in BrOadkiln
hundred has begun. The first plant
ng of corn is now ripe and growers
ire pleased with the size of the crop.
1ater paintings will be ready for
harvest in a very short time. The
Icreage in this district is about nor
nal and the yield is somewhat above
he average.
rev. Green at Milton
The Rev. Richard Green. of Kings
wood NJ. E. Church, Wilmington, a
ormer Milton boy. was the speaker
/ Goshen NJ. +. Church on Sunday
morning. as a result of a pulpit ex-
hange with the pastor. Rev. Joseph
'aughn, who preached at the Will
lingtotn church.
1. p. Church
Owing to the pastor. Rev. G. S.
toss, being on vacation, there will
e no preaching service at Milton
|. P. Church on Sunday. The Sunday
Ichool session will be held at 1000
q. m, on the following Sunday Rev.
toss will conduct services both in
he morning and evening.
iirthday Party
Miss Thelma Reed was given a sur
rise party at her home on Wednes-
ay evening, August II. in honor of
er 18th birthday anniversary by her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reed.
fter the guests arrived they motOred
, Broadkiln Beach for a swim. When
ley returned to the Reed home
ley were conducted to the beautiful
: decorated dining room, where re-
of ice cream, cake and
indy were served. Those present
ere: GENEVA and Janette Rogers,
oris Reed, Mary Betty Crouch, Peg
= Crouch, Pearl Belts, Norma Spen
II. Virginia Donovan annd Catherine
essick. Thelma received many
city presents. At late hour the
tests departed wishing Thelma
any more happy birthdays.
lr Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson, Miss
lnie Madjarosa and William Welch
sited Atlantic City on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hopkins and
ildren spent the weekend at
Miss GENEVA Rogers has returned
ter spending last week at Carey's
mp.
Mrs. William B. wagamon enter
ned at Riverdale Park on Indian
YER. several relatives and friends
It week
Frank c. Johnson is spending sew
Il weeks with his brothers in Phila-
phia and Wilmington.
Mrs. Clara Starkey and Mrs. DAN
WagamOn spent Friday al River
e Park.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Crouch
! daughters, Catherine. Florence
l Peggy. are spending two weeks
h his father, w. w. Crouch and
lily.
iiss Mary wilkins. of Wilmington.
mt Sunday with her grandparents,
and Mrs. William r. wilkins.
lr and Mrs. William Green and
and Mrs. w. r. wilkins visited
J. David Reed on Friday.
Iiss Norma Spencer is spending
weeks with relatives in Will
gton.
Ir. and Mrs. Clarence Hudson and
and Mrs. Charles Pepper toured
thern Pennsylvania last week.
ley visited the battlefelds at
tysburg. They also visited friends
Allenville. Pa.
RS. Fannie Davidson and Mr.. and
J.. William R. wilkins attended a
hday party given Mrs. Joseph