Milford chronicle., 1938-01-28
MILTON
IIake and Food Sale


The ladies' OF Golden Rule Clas
of Milton NJ. P. Sunday school viii
hold a bake and food sale in tn,
King Buildings, opposite the theatre
on Saturday, beginning at IL a. m
There will be on sale chickens, pies
buns, cakes and other good thing
to eat. Visit the bake before pre-
pairing for your Sunday dinner.
M. p. Church News
Services on Sunday as follows: II
a m, Sunday school. The attend
ance has been very good for the
past few weeks. The lessons are iA-
teresting and you are invited to be
present next Sunday at 10 a. m. Nor
ming worship at IL. Junior choir se-
lection. Preaching by the pastor
Rev. G. s. Ross. Subject, "The
Christian Yoke" Mat. 11:29. Even
ing worship at 1880. Song service
sermon by the pastor. Subject, "The
Last Step Counts" Deut. 1929. Ser
vices during the week will be as fol-
lows: Sunday at 4:15 p. M, junior
Bible study class; at 1880, young
peoples meeting. Wednesday even
ing at 1880. prayer meeting and
Christian Endeavor meeting. Friday
evening at 1880. junior choir prac-
tice.
Milton School News
On Saturday. February IL, the
junior class will hold a bake at
Blacks garage, opposite the theatre.
Chickens, eggs, pies, rolls, candy,
cake, ETC., will be for sale. Come
early as the boys and girls will be
ready to serve you at 8 a. m. Miss
Esther Weakly, teacher of history
and Latin. accompanied by repre-
seDtatives of the Student Council,
visited Delmar on Wednesday for
the purpose of talking over mutual
school problems with students there.
Those who went were Harold King,
Fred Reed, Harry Prettyman, Mary
Black and Betty Smith.
Mrs. Mary Carroll (nee Mary Wa
ples) a graduate of the class of 1897,
was a visitor at our school on Fri
day. She is now making her home in
Wilmington.
The 25 F. F. A. boys who went to
Harrisburg, Pa, last Wednesday to
see the Farm Show. were accompan-
led by Harold Benedict, agriculture
teacher, and James Carey. They also
visited the State Capitol building,
new education building and art mu-
scum. On the way home they stop |
ped at Hershey, Pa, to visit the
manufacturing plant of Hershey
chocolate, the new community build
ing, the sports building, the zoo,
Hershey Farms, Hershey Hotel and
the new industrial school. When
they returned home on Thursday |
evening. they had covered distance
of 200 miles.
Gilbert Regent. fourth grade, and
Fay White, third grade, each broke
an arm while at play last week.
The regular weekly assembly pro-
gram was in charge of the girls in
English II. They presented an origi-
nal playlet in six scenes, based on
"The Tale of Two Cities" which the
class has just completed studying.
The play was written by Marie
Workman. Katherine Adkins and Ly-
dia Messick. Those taking part were |
Grace Kitchens, Gladly Burton. Mary
Galloway. Katherine Adkins, Doro-
thy Isaacs, Annie Jefferson, Ethel
jefferson. Lydia Messick. Marie No
vOtny, Sarah Reed, Betty aud Cath
crime Smith, Virginia West and Ma
rie Thomas. Catherine Stevenson
and Joe Black led in the opening ex-
ercises, and Richard Wagamon
handled the sound effects for the
play.
Charles T. Vent, custodian Of the
school building, while working on
top of ladder last Thursday, fell
and sustained a fracture of the right
elbow.
NJ. E. Church News
The young people of Goshen NJ. Z.
Church held a fellowship supper OH
Friday evening in honor of Miss
Dorothy Goodman, of Seattle, Wash.
evangelist. who conducted services
at the church during last week. Rev.
and Mrs. Harold FOrdham, Of Ellen
dale, uncle and aunt of Miss Good
man, were also guestG. More than
S5 young people attended. Miss
Goodman left on Saturday for Lin
wood, N. j., where she will conduct
services.
The second week of the evange-
listic services will close tonight
friday with Rev G.. S. Ross. Of
Milton NJ. P. Church, bringing the
Rev. and Mrs. Fordham
will lead the singing.
The church school cOntoinues to
a good attendance. All the
teachers are regular in attendance.
The orchestra enriches the music.
Those who make this possible are
Margaret Black, Mary Black, Mar ;
garet S. Lingo, Junior Snyder, Fran [
els Snyder, Joseph Black, Richard
and Harold King, leader.
Services on Sunday will be 10:3O
4. M, morning worship. Rev. How .
ard Davis pastor. Church school at l
l1:45 a. m. Junior League for chill
iren, ages to Is at p. m. Senior
League at $3.50 p. m. Subject, How '
Shall We Find Happiness" Evening
at 1880 O'Clock.
General News
Mrs. Ida Abbott and Miss Ella 9
spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Yrs. Rufus Roach at RehobOth
3each. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Reed en- !
ertained a number of friends and :
at a turkey dinner on Sat
lrday.
Miss Martha MiIsfard and William 9