Milford chronicle., 1938-11-18
MILTON

Ladies' Auxiliary Officers Elected
At a meeting Of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry of the Milton Volunteer Fire Co.,
on Thursday evening in Firemens
Hall. election of officers for the en-
suing two years was held and the fol-
lowing elected: President. Mrs. Clar
ence Clendaniel; vice-president, Mrs.
Edward Mass; secretary. Mrs. Floyd
Hurley: assistant secretary, Miss
Margaret Black; treasurer. Mrs. c. S.
Barker. ways and means committee.
Mrs. William T. Walls and Mrs. Cliff
ford Johnson; publicity committee,
Miss Margaret Black: sick and sun
shine committee. Mrs. Alvin Bide-
man. Mrs. Mary Hastings. Mrs. Car
rie Thomas and Mrs. Elsie Belts. au-
ditor, Mrs. Lydia Thomas. In con-
sideratiOn of Mrs. Clarence Clendan-
iefs previous term served as presi-
dent, a personal gift was donated by
the members of the Auxiliary. pre-
sented to her in a happy speech by
Charles S. Barker. president OF the
Milton Fire Company. Mrs. Clendan-
iel responded in a few we'll chosen
remarks. Refreshments were served
the members at the wilkins Restau-
rant. Following the meeting the
members of the Auxiliary gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Bideman. where Mr.. Bideman had
prepared a surprise party for Mrs.
Bideman. i'm honor of the 26th birth
day anniversary.
New Century Club
A meeting of the Milton New Cen
tury Club was held on Wednesday
evening, with Mrs. Sarah Irwin in
charge of the program. Her topic
wah Education. The program in
cludede readings and poetry as fol-
lows National Education Week.
by Mrs. Irwin: Miss Ruth Warren
read a report from Mrs. John l..
Whitehurst, list vice-president of the
State Federation, entitled "Charac-
ter vs.. Crime, also Teachers for the
Alcohol School" Our EducatiOnal.l
Advance" was read by Mrs. Estelle
Palmer: Magnificent Gift by Mrs.
WiltbaRk; Peace Educa-
tiOn" by Miss Edith Calhoun: AT !
the School Exercises" by Mrs. Lin
den Postles: 81 Believe in Education"
Mrs. Sarah Irwin.
Barbed Shop
Milton men certainly should be |
clean shaved these days. There are
four barber shops located within
lhree blocks. The latest to open is
Ralph "Slim" Skillman. who has
opened a shop in the Walls Building.
Two doors from the bridge. The
Campbell shop is located directly
across the street: Wilkerson's in the
Mears Building. and Clendanlel. one
block south.
Musical Program
On Thanksgiving day the "Har-
nOny Four" of Dover. will render a
program at the First Congregational
Church. Milton. benefit of the Sun
Ihine Club. Admission. adults zoe.
10c. This will be a rare
reat for music lovers. as the "Har-
nony Four" are above the average
fingers.
sVangelistic Services
Evangelistic services are now be- I
ng held in Milton NJ. P. Church. un-
Ter the leadership of the pastors of
10Th Methodist Churches of the town.
Tonight. friday is designated as
industrial Night" and employees of
dilton Industries have been invited
o attend. The meeting will continue !
'ver Sunday evening and longer II
interest In the services warrant. Rev.
toss and Rev Vaughn are in charge. I
Thanks Offering
At the M. P. Church on Sunday {
morning there will be a special |
Thanks To God and the Church"
ervice, conducted by the pastor.
lev. G.. S. Ross. Special envelopes Z
ave been distributed In which mem-
ers and friends of the church are q
sked to make a thanks offering for /
he manifold blessings received DUR
ig the year. The public is cordially !
ivited TO attend this service. '
ridge Party I
Miss Emily Hazard and Mrs. Da-
is Hazard entertained at bridge v
n Friday evening. Those present
ere the Misses Martha Wilson, Vir-
Inia Wilson, Phyllis Wilson. Ann
ank. Estelle Beebe, Jane Lingo and
argaret Black of Milton; Miss Mar
N Burton, of Lewes; Mrs. Harry
raper, Mrs. David Shivelhood, Mrs. S