Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21
MILTON

W0snan's Auxiliary, was the guest
speaker. Among the things dis
cunsed and planned for was the
Laymans League dinner for Sus-
sex county, to be held in Milton Oh
April 20. -i.ei
FIremen's Benefit
A movie show will be held ID the
new Milton theatre on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, March 24-25,. for
the benefit of the Milton Fire De-
pArtnient, Two of the years big
Best hits---The Last Alarm and
Seven Sinners. You win be
helping your local FIRE company BY
attending this show. Tickets are on
sale by firemen and all merchants
IN. Milton.
Catching Herring s;s s
local fishermen are getting their
seines in readiness for the herring
season In the Broadkiln river. The
herring have started to run IN
these waters, several hundred hav-
ing been caught the last OF last
week. These fish are found in the
Broadkiln river in large numbers.
This is one Of the fayorite spawn
ing places. .5
Gface Church $500 r..
Services during the week of
March 23rd at Grace Methodist
Church have. been announced:
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock,
Church School, followed by
preaching BY the District Superin-
tendent, DIR. Walter Hearn. Even
ing worship at 1880; preaching by
the pastor. Rev. @. s. Ross, On
Wednesday evening, the Young Peo-
pies Society will hold their prayer
meeting at 7:O0 o'clock, followed
/. by the Senior Christian Endeavor
Society holding its weekly meet
ing.
On Friday evening, beginning at
300 o'clock, Circle No. 2 OF the
Womar's Society for Christian
Service Of the church will hold a
"Penny-a-Spoon' supper In Social
Hall. The public is cordially m
vited to come and enjoy a bOun-
teons feast of good things. On
Tuesday, April 3, Sunshine Circle
Class will hold their annual chick
en- supper In Social Hall, Serving
begins at 500 O'Clock. Chicken
and dumplings will be the leader,
ably backed by potatoes, chicken
salad, buns. peas, etc. Come and
enjoy a hearty meal OF good seats's.
A Daughter Is Bora ~
Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick X.
Chance. Jr.. Of II Heritage read,
Haddonfield, N. j.. are being con-
graduated on the birth. OF 4 daugh-
ter, Margo Lorelle Chance, on |
March IL, at Hahnemann Hospital, |
Philadelphia. Mrs. Chance Is the |
former Miss Eugenia Douglas, of 1
Camden, N. J. This Is granddaugh- |
ter number two for Mr.. and Mrs, |
Leighton Coleman Douglas, for
merly Of this town.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Services on Sunday, March %, |
at Milton Pilgrim Holiness Church. |
Sunday School al, s:s0 Am. Morn
ing worship and sermon at II |
o'clock; evening worship at 7:S0,
Y. p. S. every Sunday evening at
z o'clock; Midweek prayer meeting
on Thursday evening ct 1880, Z A
welcome sxtsnded 70 ALI. ". T. 1
Gfjder. pastor.
Open Sunday
The New Milton theatre held q
Performance on Sunday night ahd
q large crowd was present. One
attending said that there were as
many, IL not more, '.chhFch faem-
bers1 present than worldly folks.
Referendum
VIII the town council Of Milton
put the question of a wide-open
Sunday to a vote of the citizens Of
the town. 1t is up to them, and
it seems to the writer that this
should be done in order to know
the viii Of the people in this
matter. Let's have a vote. Give
the objectors, and those favorable,
a chance to definitely settle the |
question.
Buys Property
Charles T. Morris. farmer of the
Reynolds section. has purchased |
the Hickman property consisting Of
a dwelling and three building lots.
Attending Ill Sister
Mrs. Annie Morris is at the bed
side of the wife Of her brother,
Edwin Taylor, in Milford.
Goshen Methodist Church
Services next Sunday will be as
follows. 10:30, Morning Worship,
with. message by Rev. Joseph B.
Vaughn. music by Jubilee Choir.
11;45 ~ Church School. The
Mems Bible Glass and the women
OF the Fisher Bible Class are COM
peting for attendance from now
until the first Sunday in June. The l
group having the largest attend I
ance will be entertained by the |
losers. Come out and help your
side. ~ - ,
Following the Church School, the j
group of canvassers will meet and I
report the. result OF their work.
At. $3.50 the young people will {
meet for an hour Of fellowship i
and study. Herman Black and
Miss Margaret Black will be the q
leaders. The subject : will be- a
What Can Church Membership {
Meati?'' -, .E II
At 1880 the evening service will 4
be held. This is an inspirational
hour spent in singing, prayer and 8
study. What better way is there I
to close the Sabbath than by at i
Lending a service OF worship7" 7
CIRCLES TO MEET-Next Tues i
lay evening the circles of the Wo- S
mans Society for Christian Ser
vice will meet. Mrs. Charles Bar
ker's group will meet at the home In
1f Mrs. Blanyche Betts; Mrs. JOS n
sph Yaughn's group will meet at h
he home of Mrs. ]. Leon Black;
Alra. L @ Darhv,s nj the hr,,n,n nf