Milford chronicle., 1939-11-03

action will be taken.
Tank Farm for Milton
The Chamber of Commerce ha
been advised by one of the major oi
refining companies that consideration
was being given to the establishment
o: terminal at Milton as soon as i
is determined that the Broadkill rivel
would be dredged to a depth to en-
able small inland tank steamers tC
operate. Other refineries are max.
ing inquiries for sites for terminal
facilities. With improved navigation
! Milton will serve as a distributing
/ point for Sussex county for most OF
the companies now being served by
rail to other points.
Grace Church News
Services at Grace Methodist Church
on Sunday will be as follows: Sun
day school at 1O'A. NJ; morning wor-
ship at II. Rev. G. s. Ross. pastor,
will deliver the sermon. appropriate
to Armistice Day observance Eve
ming worship at 7:30, subject of SER
mon THE Light"
Marriage
On Saturday. October 2Sth. Miss
Grace Elizabeth Vincent. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert f. Vincent. and
William David Pepper. son of Mayor
and Mrs. Fred W. Pepper. of Milton.
were married at Goshen Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. Joseph "
Vaughn.
Respected Negro Dead
John HevalOw. Jr.. died suddenly
in Philadelphia. where he was taken
for treatment last Wednesday morn |
irg, aged 60 years. Funeral services
Tere held at his late home in Milton
and interment made in Bethel ceme- ,
terry on Sunday afternoon. John was !
Il good citizen and well liked by the .
residents of Milton for his gentle
manly character
Remember the bake by trustees of
Grace CAlhurch in Firemcn's building
na Saturday morning.
GOSIpn Church
Services at the church Sunday will
be as follows: 1920. morning wur-
ship with message by Rev. Joseph
Vaughn: ll:lj. Church school. Har-
iy Edeintom. Supt.. leading Mis-
s.ouary Day will be observed at this
service.
Sunday evening at G:3O will mark
he beginning of new form of eve
Iins service. Instead of the usual
service at 100. the service will be
in one hour earlier. Everybody
Viii assemble in the church school
room for Il short service of worship.
- G.3H. the three groups juniors
nd Intermediates. young people. and
idults will retire for study and dis
ussion. The juniors and interme-
Hates will meet in the primary de
lartmcnt under the leadership of Mrs.
Joseph Vaughn and Miss Bertha
Iones. The young people or Ep-
5ortl League tgrOup will meet in the
Adult Bible Class room where differ
mt leaders will preside This Sun
lay evening the officers will be in
'hargc and the subject for discussion
s. Our Program What Shall II 2,
'e." The adults will study Jesus
nd His Mrssase How Does II Ap-
'ly To-day" under the leadership Of
ttv. Vaughn.
The groups will re-assemble at
"a for dismissal 4
AAlo AAth pan AOA AilN sDullueiy
venins service has been considered !
or sometime and should prove very
.Orthwhile. Help to make it so by
ting present. III
Thursday evening, November Q. at I,
30. a birthday party will be held N
jr the purpose of providing an eve
Ing Of fellowship and increasing X
Ie church budget There will be 4
Nrlve hOstUSSeS, one for each month II
hu will present a short program X
litahle for the months observance X
ach table is aiming to raise $!U.UU. n
hree prizes will be given. one for n
e prcttirst decorated table. the X
ost original decorated table. and the n
ost COnical sketch in the program n
Eishty-iivc members and friends OF n
e Church School attended the Hal
we'en party held in the Masonic d
all last WednCsd evening. Prize
nners We're: Prettiest costume, u
ltricia Draper: most cOmical cos
me. Calvin Warrington: most ori-
nal costume, Howard Hood, Jr.: n
rsOns unknown the longest. Mrs. n
siah Robbins, who masked as
Itron Of the sos. accompanied by n
rs. Anna Hartman. masked as
ho0l News y
Notice-The Senior Glass of Milton
hool will present a three-act com
Y. The Night Owl" on Tuesday. X
)vembcr II. Al 500 in the school X
ditorium. Admission, 35c and 25c. Il
The east is composed of the fol- n
wing pupils. Grace Kitchens, Vir- n
MIA West. Anna jefferson. Betty
evensOn, Catherine Adkins. Elwood n
ECKER. Albert Lank. Richard Waga-
III. Joe Black and Richard Hudson. "
On October 30. the Junior High n
hool presented an entertaining n
lllowe'en program. Tap dance
mbers were given by Doris Chand- Il
& and James Councillor. a military II
, by Patsy Marvel and Patsy Dra- n
+ was also enjoyed A play. Does
Ghost Eat Cake" was presented X
tn Mildred Metzner, Patsy Draper, n
uise Hurley. Betty Reynolds. Ed Il
Mcgee and Teddy Stuchlik taking y
rt Eldert Mcgee also gave 4
lding How Halloween Began" II
is program was in charge of Miss n
ay.
Next week the Assembly will be
Id Monday morning at 900. when
? Hyde Mari0neetes will present, Il
ing Flu and the Dragon" The ad-
ssion is 10c y
re and There
Miss Dorothy Reed is in Hahane-
mn Hospital. Philadelphia. for
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