Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1938-10-07
MILTON


through the streets of the town In
an effort to build up interest in
church going. The parade formed in
front Of the home of N. e. Warren
on Union street, and after covering
the town, stopped at the park, cor
ner Of Front and Federal streets,
where a community sing was held
The parade was headed by the
Lewes school band, followed by flag
bearers, preachers and Sunday
school superintendent, "The First
Milton Sunday School, 1897, Cradle
roll float. primary, Junior, intermed-
late and senior departments, COM
bined junior choirs, A. M. E. and
Congregational church were next
with appropriate floats and banners.
automobiles with banners, Peace"
float. A large crowd lined the side
walks along the entire route. 1t was
wonderful parade for worthy
cause.
Rally Day At Goshen
Interesting Rally Day services
were held at Goshen Church on Sun
day. In the evening both Methodist
churches united in a very instruc-
tive and interesting program, con-
sisting of a song service, installa-
ton Of officers and teachers of Gosh
en- Sunday school, and an illustrated
lecture by Rev. J. B. Vaughan on
1.-THE Teaching Ministry of Jesus"
Sussex County
Religious Education
The annual convention Of Sussex
County Council of Religious Educa-
ton will convene in Goshen Metho-
dist Church, Milton, on Wednesday,
October II. Rev. ]. B. Vaughn is
pastor of the guest church and an
nounces the following program: At
$3.50 a. M. registration; 10000, wor-
ship services, led by Rev. G. S. Ross;
1918, address, what Have Nerves
to do With Character" by Rev.
Abram NJ. Vivien; 10:45, report OF
officers and hundred secretaries; an
nouncements; offering; appointment
of committees; 1895, address, Cor
nerstones of Confidence in the
Church." by Rev. ]. w. Harm; 11:25,
adjournment for dinner; round table
executive committee meeting.
Afternoon session, DR.. Preston A.
West, presiding: 1870, worship SER
vice. led by Rev. H. w. Ewing; 1:45,
address, Lowering the Level OF
Spiritual Illiteraey," by Miss Lillian
E. Mccormick; 2:O5, announcements
and offering; 2:15, conferences
Children's Division Workers, Miss
Mccormick; Young Peoples Divis-
ion Workers, Rev. o. P. Jefferson;
Adult Division Workers, Rev. j, w.
3:15, assembly; music;
rs. reports of committees; cleo
ton of officers; 3:45, address Next
Steps in Cooperative Christianity"
J. w. Harms; 4:O5, benediction.
Rally Day At
Milton M. p. Church
On Sunday Rally Day services will
be held at Milton NJ. P. Church. In
the morning, at 10 O'Clock, Sunday
school session, followed by morning
at 1900 o'clock, at which
lime Prof. Paul Burkholde' will
make an address. In the evening, at
1880 o'clock, the members OF the
Sunday school will present very
program, consisting OF
-ecitations, drills, songs, followed
~ a religious drama. This service
will be a union one. The members OF
Goshen Church will dispense with
heir regular evening worship at
heir church, and attend the above :
ervices.
3ean Canning
season Closes
The packing of lima beans ended
t the Draper Cannery on Monday
The pack is not up to normal in
owing to unfavOrable wea-
her conditions during the growing :
eason.
Iur NeighbOrs And Friends I
Mrs. Lille Davidson, who has
cen quite i'll for several days, is .
ONE improved, and her rapid re-
overy is now expected by friends
nd family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Jackson
pent last week in Wilmington, the
uests of relatives. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Madjarosy and
lmily entertained at dinner on Sun
az, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neibert ="
nd children of Glendale and Mr.. :,
nd Mrs. Charles Zvolinek, of Mil q
IN. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Graves and =
auRhter, Sue, and Elmira, and Ann =.
eed spent Saturday in Wilmington. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith, of Will - =
ington. spent the weekend in Mil =
n. - %
Miss Pearl Burton is taking a =
,urse in beauty culture in Whining =,
n. y
Miss Phyllis Walls is spending y,
me time in Wilmington. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Postles of :,
spent the weekend 9,
it'll Mr.. and Mrs. Holda Hastings, ~
,ar town. d,
The condition OF Fred Johnson y
no has been i'll for several months, -
lows little improvement. ~
Two graduates of Milton High
.hool, class of 1888, are enrolled as :.
udents at the Western Maryland -
,llage at Westminster, Md. =
Mrs. Susie Green, of Prime Hook =.
.ck. is visiting Mrs. Fannie Petty g
In. ~
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Burton en-
rtained over the Weekend, Able 80
ittyjohn and daughter, Mary, of III
liladelphia, and Miss Bryan OF -