Milford chronicle., 1938-02-18
MILTON
SchooI Nens

school News
The junior class Of Milton Hig
School held most successful bak
and food sale on Saturday, nettin
approximately 10000. They wish t
thank everyone for their coopera
tiOn and help in making the affai
a success. Everyone having pie o
cake pans please return them Il
some member of the class as sOOl
as possible.
Miss Edith I. Jones, visiting tea
cher of Eastern Sussex county, wal
a visitor at our school on Tuesday
Dr.. John Shilling, assistant STATE
State superintendent in charge o.
secondary schools, visited MiltOT
school on Thursday Of last week.
on Friday evening of last weeR
the boys and girls basketball teams
played Lord Baltimore at Millville
The boys were defeated by score
of IS to 81. and the girls score was
81 to rs in favor Of Lord Baltimore
We are glad to report that Harry
Pretiyman and Pearl Burton are
now on the road to recovery and
hone TO be back in school soon.
Iessiefy Macklin has also been alb
sent a number of days because 0l
illness. All are seniors OF Milton
High School.
on Monday morning the junior
senior high school was called TO the
auditorium for short assembly,
where Hans Helms, of New YORK,
imDersonator of instrumental music,
presented a sample of the many
musical numbers which will be CIV
en- in the Milton High School audi
forum at | p. IN. on wednesday
February 16 Admission lOc.
4 Harbingcr OF Spring
A fish hawk has been disporting
in the headwaters of the Broadklln
River since early last week. Inc ap-
pearance of the fish hawk is sure
harbinger of spring, according 20
the local weather prophets. Any
how. the weather of the past few
weeks has certainly been more ike
sprin gthan winter. However, we
are not putting our winter clothing
i'm moth balls yet.
Town Election Soon
The taxpayers or Milton Will soon
have an opportunity of selecting 4
mavor and two cOuncilmen, as lhe
ANIMAL town election will be heid
the first Saturday in March. we
await with much interest the an
nual financial report OF the tOwh'
We certainly expect to see a dt'''e
different and more cnliShtenin@ one
than the one issued last year. IN
der Mayor Peppers Administrations
backed by Council. tho affairs are
in much hcttcr condition than ~
last report. When the report 10
brought out, study it and then Vc'e
with intelligence. Don't be siam-
NEEDED by political blash and vote
against your best interests,
Earl Reed Injured
While assisting in unloading box
es nj shells at the BrOadkill Pearl
Button Shop on THURSDAY "i i1s,
week. one of the boxes fell against
the right leg of Earl Reed an en-
pIoyee, and severely injured the
linb. Each box of shells weighs ap-
proyimately 800 pounds. MIR. Rced
was takep.tO the Office OF 9, nlss,-,
cian. who dressed the WOUND, Du'
the wound became infected ard the
natient is suffering much. -.
Double Birthday Party :.
ON Saturday. February ~, 'ne
home of William Il. Morris rea'
town. was the scene of very ne-
IirhtG,ll marty, the occasion heillS
the birthday anniversary OF both MI
Norris and his son. Cove MORRIS.
rho guests enjoyed a delicious tuf-
key dinner and spent the eVeHihS
plaving various games. after whpP'
ibcv were served with ice cream and
cake. The following guests were !
present and all wished for both MI
Morris and his son many more
banpv birthdays: William a. MOr- |
ris. Milton: Mrs. VIM. S. WrOteh'
Milford: MIR. and Mrs. Charles MO-
ris. near Milton; Mr.. and Mrs. JONI,
r. Welch. Camden, n. J.; MI I"'
Mrs. Clarence H. Mustard, Camu"h'
n /. MIR. and Mrs. Cove MOrrl"'
Lcwes: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter bra"-
shaw. Camden, N. J.: Dr. anh MIS-
PauI C;Oss, Camden. n. j.: William
Camden. n. J.; Miss D"ro-
Inv Holland, CollingswO0d. \. I''
Mr.. aud Mrs. J.. l.. Mustard M'I'on'
Mrs. SaIlie williams. Milton: MI
md Mrs. Cleveland Reed, and MIS-.
Annie StiIlman. Camden, n. j.. ana
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Wagamon' NIL
on.
u. +. Church Services
sunday, February 20
Sunday school at 10 a III. Morn
ne worship at II o'clock. JUNIOR
,hoir selection. Preaching by the
,astor. Rev &. s. Ross. Subject
George Washington" Evening
Worship at 1880. Song service. Ser
non by the pastor Subject, "A Sale
Matt. 16: IL.
We urge the parents to bring or ,
end their children to Sunday school )
let in the habit of going TO Sunday
chooI and church regularly. !
iPwS In General
DO not miss the George Washing !
ON social on February 25. II will he !
lnder the auspices of the Senior
'hristian Endeavor Society and will
,c held in Social Hall at 1880 p. m. {
One and enjoy the entertainment.
{ is free. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Jefferson \
liss Mary Jefferson of Milton ana