Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
MILTON
Goshen Methodist Church
10 OhserYe Chlldren,s Day

mark the first service of the day
In observance OF Childrens Day.
The rite Of baptism will be admin
istered to infants. The children of
the Primary Department will pre-
sent program, with Mrs. David
Donovan, superintendent OF the
primary department, in charge.
At 11:45 the Church School ses-
sion will be held. The worship
service subject will be Courage to
Keep on Learning"
At 1850 that evening all depart
ments of the school except the
primary, will present an appropri-
ate service in observance of the
day. The offering will be given to
the student aid fund.
The program will consist Of Sc
leetions by the Jubilee Choir, piano
and vocal duets, hymn pantomime,
flower drills, and a morality play
entitled "The Commissioning Of
Youth" Seven young people Of the
senior department will present
this.
A cordial invitation is extended
TO you to come, If daylight-saving
time is favorably voted upon and
goes into effect, all services will
begin accordingly.
Aircraft Observation Posts
To Be Established
Civilian aircraft observation
posts are being established in the
vicinity OF Milton. John Fisher,
Harry Edginton, and Lester e.
Clendaniel, of this town, have vol
unteered to organize three posts.
One will be located just south of
Milton. one at Reynolds Church
and one at the home Of Joe Roach,
in Prime Hook Neck. The organ
izers hope to enlist enough men,
bers to man the stations twenty
four hours O day, in two-hour
shifts. If you wish to help, see
the above-named men at once.
ChiIdren's Day
The Church School observed
Children's Day at Grace Church on
Sunday evening with an excellent
program of singing, recitations,
drills, etc. The program follows:
Song. by the congregation.
Prayer, by C. T. Vent.
Song, by congregation.
Address of weleome-Eleanor
Jefferson.
Recitations, by Sarah Messicl,
Tillie Scott and a group Of begin
ners.
Solo. by Bobby Reed.
Recitation, by Gladys jefferson.
cNror hxr a nrroa1n 0f girls
Recitations, by Elaine Ray, Char
lotte Reed, Eleanor Jefferson.
James Carpenter and George Chal-
oupka.
Solo. by Janet Messick.
Recitations, by Lila Jane Spen-
Ger, Patsy Morris, Richard Wright. |
Duet. by GENEVA Rogers and
Ann Reed.
Remarks, by Pastor J. J. Won
Hagel
Recitations, by Dorothy Wright
and Ruth Ann Hopkins.
Song, by group of girls.
Drill.
Song. by Young People.
Benediction, by Rev, j. B.
Vaughn. f,res
Commencement Exercises
Commencement exercises of the |
Senior Glass Of Milton High School
were held In the school auditorium
on Friday evening, June 9Th, There
we're twenty-one in the graduating |
class, as follows: James Edward |
Blizzard, Charles +. Breuninger, |
Roscoe Carey. w. Cecil Carpenter,
nFo~., Gotlo.f,,o ro,,0Ioc IT,.o x,lrIira /
Ellingsworth, Charlotte Guyer,
Martin v. Hastings, Duroma B.
Jones, Minnie X. Joseph, Paul Phil
lip Parsons. Charles Edward Petty
john, Jr., B. Madeleine Postles. E.
Rae Russell, Fred Pepper Scott,
Gertrude Adel Snyder, William T.
Spencer, Frank w, Stogden, Ken
meth Gale Sweetman, Grace Louise
Thomas, Helen Ruth Williams. The
diplomas were presented by Will
liam H. Welch, president Of the
Milton Board of Education.
Suffered Infection
William B. Wagamon a few days
ago, fell through floor and slight
ly scratched his right leg. The in
jury was slight and Mr.. Wagamon
paid no attention to IL. Several
days after the injury infection set
in and Mr.. Wagamon was taken to
a nearby hospital where he was
treated. He is now convalescing
at his home on Chestnut street. He
expects to be able to attend to his
milling business by the end Of the
present week.
Children's Services
Goshen Church School will OBJ.
serve Children's Day on next Sum
day with appropriate exercises in
the morning and evening. The
Harbeson Sunday-school will OBJ
serve the day on Sunday evening,
June %.
Vacation Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School,
sponsored by Goshen and Grace
Methodist Churches, began a two
weeks session on Monday morn
ing. A competent corps of instruc-
tors, under the direction of Revs.
Vaughn and Won Hagel, are giving
their time to this important work.
If your son or daughter has not
registered, have them do so at
once for the final week.
Here And There
Mrs. L. A. Darby and children
have returned from visit with
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Minos Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson and daughter,
Betty Lou, Of Cokesbury, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Dutton and chill
dren, of Sand Hill. were dinner
guests of Mrs. Eliza Dutton on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Scott and son,
of Deepwater, N. j., and Mr.. and I
Mrs Jnhn HfcLman ~ 7 To,,,ns /