Milford chronicle., 1938-01-14
MILTON
Officers Elected


day School on Sunday elected the 70
lowing officers for the ensuing yeai
Superintendent w. w. Crouch, al
gistant superintendent, Louis ]. Nj.
gee, secretary, Miss Beatrice Wells
assistant secretary, Miss Beatric
Hastings; treasurer. Willard Clii
ton; pianist, Miss Helen Hastings
assistant pianist, Mrs. Grace Ross
superintendent of Cradle Roll, Mrl
Mable Vent; superintendent of prl
mary department, Mrs. Eta Ma
Rogers: assistant superintendent
Miss Ann Madjarosy.
M. p. Church News
Services for week beginning Sun
day. January 10th, will be as fol
lows: Sunday morning. at 10 O'Clock
Sunday School. Let us rally arount
our Sunday School and attend everI
possible Sunday. From our schoo
will come the official boards, teach
ers and leaders of tomorrow, anC
our responsibility in this matter il
very great. At II o'clock Rev. G. S
Ross, the hpastor, will deliver SER
mon on the subject of christian
Qualities. Text-JOhn 14-15. The
Junior Choir will render a vocal Sc
lection at this service. In the eve
ming at 1880 o'clock, evening wor-
ship. Subject of sermon, Disciple
ship. Preceding the sermon will be
held a song service. YOn are cor
daily invited to all these services.
Come.
On Monday. at 4:45 p. NJ, Junior
Bible Study Glass. at the parsonage; /;
at 1880 P. NJ. Young Peoples meet
ing, in Social Hall.
On Wednesday evening. at 1880,
Prayer Meeting and Christian En-
deavor. Leader. Mrs. C. T. Vent.
On Friday evening-Junior Choir
rehearsal. All members of this Or
ganizatiOn are requested to be pres
ent. and promptly on time-7:30.
Special EVangeliStic Services
Special evangelistic services will
be held at Goshen NJ. Z. Church each
night next week. beginning at 1880
o'clock. Rev. Howard Davis, the pas
tor, will lead the services on Sunday
evening. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Ford
ham, of Glendale NJ. Il. Church, will
lead the singing. Mrs. FOrdham is
an accomplished pianist and she and
Rev. Fordham will sing each night.
Visiting ministers will bring the
message as follows: Monday night,
Rev. Fordham: Tuesday, Rev. Omar
Jones, of Georgetown NJ. e. Church;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev. j. T.
Graham, of Nassau charge; Thursday,
Rev. A. B. Frye. of Lewes NJ. E.
Church. This will be Church School
Night" when each class of the school
and teachers are especially invited
to attend; Friday. Rev. G. S. Ross,
of Milton NJ. P. Church. These SER
vices have been planned for your
spiritual growth. The only was this
purpose can be achieved is by your
attending. Come.
Services at the church on Sunday
will be as follows: Morning worship
at 1890 Message by Rev. Howard
Davis, pastor; 11:45. Church School.
The attendance last Sunday was very
encouraging. Two weeks ago it was
voted to retain the same officers as
last We ar. At 600 o'clock in the
evening the Junior LIE ague will hold
its second meeting. with Miss Ber-
tina Jones as counsellor. This is
new organization for children ages
to II A. 1880 the Senior League
will meet. with Miss Marian King
le aiding the group in the discussion.
Our Que st for Life's Meaning"
Small Boy Injured
Charles Adkins, 11-ycar-Old SON of
Charles Adkins, residing on Chestnut
street. Milton. received broken
leg on Saturday afternoon when BIZ
cycle he was riding and an automo- /
bile driven by Mrs. William Henry !
jefferson collided in the business
section. The lad was taken to Mil
ford Emergency Hospital where the
fracture was reduced. The lad was
to his home that same eve
ming He is doing as well as could
he expected.
Boy Loses Toe in Accident
Bobbie, small son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Philins. met with an accident
several days ago that cost him the
middle toe off his right foot. He
was playing with several on Mill
street when, in an attempt to climb
over large iron pot he fell and the
rot crashed down upon his foot, al
most severing it. DIR. Clagette am
,utated the toe and Bobby is rapid
v recovering from his strange mis-
zap.
Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kitchens cell
brated their 25th wedding anniver-
ary on Sunday at their home in
Neck with turkey dinner
D the following guests: Mr.. and
1rs: w. r. wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. :
Iton Long and son, Miss Frances
Iillman. After a bountiful repast !
he guests left. wishing Mr.. and Mrs. :
Iitchens many more happy anniver-
aries. 9
eneral News
The second quarterly conference
{ Milton M. P. Church was held in
ocial Hall on Monday evening. The
eads of the various departments of
le work made written reports which a
bowed the affairs in excellent con- \
ltion.
Captain William Pettyjohn and
On. william. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
Dlph Porth and daughter. OF Phila- l
elphia, spent the weekend with 4
RS. William Pettyjohn. S
Robert Roushy. of Fort Hancock,
Y, has returned after spending a
,me time with his parents. Mr.. and I
RS. Walter ROushy. G
The Milton w. c. T. U. met on a
onday afternoon with Mrs. Bertha n
lckson. A very interesting program J
as rendered. n
Miss Lolita Belts. who has been I