Milford chronicle., 1938-05-20

Miss Jane Mathis of Milton. who
last year taught Caesar Rodney
school. has accepted a position with
the Georgetown school as home
economics teacher for the coming
school year.
A large barn is being erected on
the sam Reynolds" farm. owned by
William Truitt of Lincoln. Mr.. Tru-
it has repaired the dwelling and
outbuildings since his purchase. and
the place presents a very prosperous
appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey E. Wilson of
Dover visited relatives in Milton on
Saturday.
A miscellaneous shower" was
given Mr. and Mrs. Henry Atkins on
Friday evening of last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Atkins.
One hundred and fifty guests were
present and many useful gifts were
received Ample refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis and mother,
of Salisbury. spent Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. Noah E. Warren.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Bertha Wilson OF
Cokesbury. visited relatives in Mil
ton on Friday.
Mrs. Goldie Owens visited relatives
in Laurel on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Darby Of
Philadelphia visited his aunt. Mrs.
GOldie Owens. on Saturday.
The ninth annual reunion OF the
Milton High School Alumni Asso-
citation will be held Saturday eve
ming, May 2S. A dinner will be served
in the school cafeteria at six o'clock.
w. Layton Reed, II, will preside as
POSTMASTER. and |. c. King, Jr., 80,
president of the association. will
welcome the guests. Neal Welch.
also of the class of 80. and who is
now praeticing law in New York
City. will be the guest speaker. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the school
orchestra. The supper will be served
by the members of the Fisher Bible
class of the Goshen NJ. E. Church,
with Mrs. Milton Graves as chair
man. The classes of 1917, 1920 and
1880 will meet in reunion. 100 per
cent attendance of these classes is
desired. /
A dance will follow in the school
with music furnished by
Professor Smith and his orchestra, |
of Denton, Md.
Committees in charge of arrange
ments are: Dinner. Miss Bertha |
Jones, chairman. Mrs. David Shivel- |
hood, DIR. W. E. Douglass and Will !
mer Cason; program, Miss Katherine |
Gray. chairman. Misses Mary King. |
Margaret Black. w. Layton Reed, l.
C. King. Jr., and David Donovan; !
and favOrs. Miss Sarah |
Atkins. chairman, Beatrice Wells. |
Clara Walls, Ruth Warren, Mrs. Col |
die Owens. and May Ellingsworth; |
dance. Arthur WagamOn. chairman,
David King. Martin Black, Misses |
Emily Hazard and Virginia Wilson. !
Corsages, Miss Winnifred Hopkins. |
New officers will be elected at the |
banquet to serve for the ensuing two |
years. The committee in charge OF |
the nominations is: Chairman, Mrs.
Cordelia Radke. Misses Jane Lingo |
and Margaret F. Lingo.
Goshen VI. f.. Church News
Sunday will be observed as Al
dersgate Sunday" in commemoration
Of John Wesleys "heartwarming ex-
perience" on May "a. 1873. At 1O:3O
Rev. Joseph B. Vaughn will bring the
and lead the testimonial
Hymns written by John
Wesley will add to the service.
Church School will meet at l1:45
with Harry Edginton in charge.
At six o'clock the junior league
will meet for boys and girls, ages 8
o IA. At $3.50 the senior league will
discuss the topic when Difficulties
Seem Great"
At 1880 the congregations OF the
Methodist Protestant and the Meth
,iist Episcopal churches will meet in
he NJ. E. Church. Rev. Ross Of the
Church will bring the
Message and a play entitled May "a,
73S," will be given under the guild
nee OF Rev. Vaughn. This will pre-
ent a vivid picture of the life of
ohm Wesley.
Come out and enjoy the blessings
I the joy.