Milford chronicle., 1939-05-05

daughters. Mrs. George II. TunisOn
and Mrs. N. IL. Brazler.
Do You Remember
The following: Captain John
= Conwell, Peter Jackson. Houston
I DR.. Gillespie, Samuel Goslee. Thomas
Hall, Edward Atkins, Rev. Allegood
r. Ingram, Captain Dan Burton
John Cord Hazard. Captain John
, Fisher, Captain William Mcgee. Cap
tain Theo. Mcgee, Captain John Me-
gee. Capt. George f. Mcgee, all bro
thers; Captain Joseph Warrington
Captain J. b. Scull?
The following sailing vessels:
Fannie" Joseph c. Atkins"
Clara NAPLES" Potter Davis,
William T. Parker" James NJ. Car
ey." Lydia and Mary" Golden
Rule" william I. Simpsons"
Mrs. Jefferson Dead
Mrs. Sallie Elizabeth Jefferson,
widow of the late David Jefferson.
died at the home of her daughter,
/ Mrs. Dudley Walker, near Milton. on
Saturday, age 72 years. Surviving
her are four sons, Thomas, Erwin,
Delmar and William, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, all re-
siding in and near Milton. Funeral
services were held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker on Tuesday af-
ternOOn and interment made in Odd
Fellows cemetery. Rev. C. s. Ross
was in charge of the services.
Married
Miss Mary Edna Donovan. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Dom
ovan. of Redden. and Raymond Win
ter Nelson. of Glendale. were mar
ried on Sunday. April 16. at the Pill
grim Holiness parsonage by Rev. W.
J. Crider.
The new officers for the r. W.
Helm Chapter which were elected
April II. are as follows: President.
Frank Stogdon: vice president. ROs-
coe Carey; secretary. William Carey.
treasurer, Charles Pettyjohn; re-
porter, Calvin Warrington; watch
dog, Paul Parsons. Refreshments
were served at the close of the meet
ing by Russell and Nelson Bennett.
On Wednesday afternoon the
girls who take home economics in
the 10th, l1th and 18th grades. ac-
companied by their teacher, Mrs,
Marcia VIM, visited Black and Lin
go's remodeled grocery store and
meat shop. In order TO learn more
about different cuts of meats. Nit.
Elterich, the new butcher. demon
strated.
On Thursday. April %. the first
regular meeting of the poultry pro-
ducers of Milton and vicinity met in
the vocational agriculture room with
the chairman. George Postles. in the
chair Those who attended were
George Postles. Mrs. Wilfred c.
White, Mrs. Ed. Hall, Holda Hast
ings, Mrs. Granville Mills and Mrs
Samuel Reynolds.
ImOeene Donovan. 9th grade, and
.ydia Messick. llth grade, visited
lewes school last Friday afternoon.
The newly organized Lions Club is
Offering three prizes as follows:
First. SO; second. 50; and third, 81,
to students in the seventh, eighth
and ninth grades who submit the
best paper of not over 250 words on
the subject, What the Lions Club
Can Do For Milton" These papers
are due Tuesday. May 9, at four o.
clock.
The annual school exhibit of the
Milton Public School will be held on
Thursday and Friday, May and s.
The school will be open both days
N the afternoon for inspection, and
Ill patrons and friends are invited
o visit the school.
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
will be given by the high
school. The orchestra, boys and
girls glee clubs, and the junior Or
,hestra will render a musical pro-
gram, and the home economics girls
will present a play Bridal Blank
ats"
Friday evening at O'Clock. the
school will present the
program. This will be participated
in by pupils from all grades, aud il
will consist of music and dances in
costume of different countries. All
music for the evening
will be given by group of iWe and
guitar students.
Admission to all programs IL free.
The doctors from the State Board
If Health will be In Milton School.
May S, at Q O'Clock for the purpose
Of examining pre-schOOl children.
Mothers are asked to bring their
children.
Goshen Methodist Church News
Sunday, May :. services at the
.hurch will be: Morning message at
1890 o'clock; church school at
I1:45 a. M; Epworth League at $50
D. M; evening worship in hymn
Ind sermon at 1880 O'Clock.
At the Epworth League service at
$50 p. m., the subject will he Find
ng God" The leaders will be Mar
an EdgintOn and Florence Barker.
The attendance continues to increase.
Two groups are vleing for attend
lnce led by Margaret S. Lingo and
Francis Snyder with Margaret S.
lingo leading by eleven points. This
will close June 4. The winning
,roup will be entertained at a social
~ the losing group.
The Mems Bible Class will meet
IOnday evening, Nav 3. at the home