Milford chronicle., 1939-10-27
MILTON

died on Wednesday of last week in
Memorial Hospital, Milford. Mr..
White, who had been i'll for some
time, was taken to the hospital sew
eral weeks ago and was thought to
be improving. After eating a hearty
breakfast on Wednesday morning he
was found dead by nurse who re-
turned to administer to him. Funeral
services were held on Sunday after
noon at Grace Methodist Church, con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. G. S. Ross,
assisted by Rev. w. ]. Crider, pastor
of Milton Pilgrim Church, and inter
ment mJade in Milton M. E. Gene
terry.
Masquerade Party
The members of Goshen Methodist
Sunday-school held a Halloween
masquerade party in Masonic hall on
Wednesday evening. The party be-
gan with march, followed by stunts
presented by each class. Prizes were
given for the prettiest costume. the
most original, most comic and for the
person whose identity was unknown
the longest. Refreshments were
served. 1t was gala affair and much
enjoyed by all.
To Hold Bake
The members of the board of trus- !
tees of Grace Methodist Church will
hold bake on Saturday. November |
9Th, in the firehouse. on Union street. /
There will be on sale dressed and live |
chickens, ducks, vegetables. pies.
cakes, bread. The public is urged to
make the affair success. Don't for
get the Saturday. November 4.
Bride Party
Miss Winifred Hopkins entertained
at bridge on Friday evening, with two
tables. The guests were Miss Emily
Hazard. Mrs. Davis Hazard. Miss
Martha Wilson, Miss Jane Lingo. Miss
Sara Ferguson, Mrs. William Waga-
mon, Jr. and Mrs. Harry Draper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ID. Lingo left
last week for St Augustine. Fla.
where they will spend the winter
with their son, Charles Lingo. Mr..
Lingo hopes to benefit his health in
that section. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclare Campbell.
who have been spending the summer
months at their Lewes Beach home. ;
have returned to Milton for the win
ter
trace Cnurch
Services at Grace Methodist Church
on Sunday will be as follows: Sunday
school at 10 A. NJ; morning worship
at II. subject by pastor, Rev. G. S.
Ross. Worlds Temperance" Eve
ming worship at O'Clock. instead of
the usual hour. Subject of sermon.
Poor Investment" On Wednesday
night at 7:3O. prayer meeting and
Christian Endeavor. On Sunday /
morning the board of trustees will a
oEen the Sunshine Boxes" BE pres
ent and bring your contribution.
Here and There
Captain and Mrs. Charles +. Darby
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Darby. of
Philadelphia. spent the weekend with
Mrs. Goldie Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lank and (
son. of Deepwater, y. J.. spent the {
weekend with Milton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Short and Mr..
and Mrs Charles Myers. of Phila-
delphia. spent Sunday with Mr.. and !
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Fithian and i
children, of Millville. N. j.. spent Sun
day with Mrs. Emma Mcgee.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles James of St ,
Louis. Mo. spent few days last |
week with Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland I
james.
Dr. William Hearn and Mrs. V. Il
Hastings, of Philadelphia, were the 7
guests of Mrs Ida Fox last week
Mrs David Dutton and son. David a
Jr.. and Miss Margaret Black We're r.
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Il
Wilson, near Dover. on Sunday.
Robert Black. Jr.. visited Philadel- G.
phia and New York City few days h
last week G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and a
daughter, Betty. and Mrs Mnos Will N
son. of Cokesbury. visited Mrs. Eliza l.
Dutton on Sunday. II
Miss Jane Mathis spent the week Il
end in New York visiting the fair. 2;
Mrs. Fannie Atkins and Mrs. Noah
3. Warren attended the State COnven- dS
ton of the w c. 7. u. held in Will la
nington last week. representing the at
local union. gT
Mrs. Carlton Droper visited her lo
parents at Middletown last week. IL
Revival Services At
Pilgrim Holiness Church ne
The Pilgrim Holiness Church of Of
Milton will conduct revival begin D.
ling November 5th and continuing q
until November 18th. Rev. and Mrs. 50
of Allentown. Pa. evan NJ
.elists and singers. will he in charge ST
# the services, under the supervision he
# the pastor, Rev. W. J. Crider. Rev
is dean of the boys of at
he Allentown Bible Institute. The oil
'ublic is assured of hearty wei ia
ONE. good preaching and singing. ar
services each night at 730: Sunday tn
chool at $50 A. NJ; preaching at DE-
0:45: Young peoples service in the La
vening at 700: preaching at 7:3O.
IOme-C Coming At Reynolds Church an
The annual ome-coming at Reyn- iii
Ids Church will be held Sunday af- Nj
ernoon and evening. At the after Nj
Don service Rev. J. T. Bailey. of 70
Iilford, will deliver the message. In
he evening Rev. ]. p. George, pastor, Nj
ill preach the sermon. The pro- lu
ram will consist of special music TO
y the three Webb brothers of Will Nj
lington, and Miss Woodward of Fed te
ralsburg, Md, will sing and render he
everal selections on the guitar. and Nh
trio of singers from the Lewes We
hurch. Mrs. J. p. George and Mr.. en-
'alter Thomas will sing duet. The pc
ublic is cordially invited to attend ho
lese services. be
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