Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
BIRTHDAY PARTY

On the rv,njn" Of February 2N.
Rev Ward Mills Of llarhcson. cclc-
hlarrd his birthday by giving a de
liciuu~ and houmriful turkey din
ucr which was followed with a
very much enjoyed entertainment.
The invitations were extended to
all the members OF the three
churches Ul Rcv Mills charge
i.cWoS. Reynolds and Irarheson-
and 10 auy one in The communities
Nhu Would like To come. Also Il
irW special friends.
Every year since Rev. Mills has
been in IIarbrsun the members of
ms Sunday School class have
given hm Il turkey for his birthday.
This year hc sand he would enjoy
having # dinner and giving them a
chance 10 enjoy the turkey TOO.
50 I3c very 9raciously added to his
4itl another big turkey and gave
over one hundred guests the pleas
urc ol a grand dinner and happy
evening
There We're smiles and greetings
and birthday wishes as people cam,
i'm and were getting seated. Aftel
every one was AT their place "" al
stood and sang the doXolo9y anG
Rev. Elliott from Milton returned
the blessing Just before starIin2
Ia cal ,vrrybody sang ont III,
"hHpIy birthday song 10 on
host
The plulj-.s were served Will
TWO large slices of turkey, dress
ing. mashed potatoes and sWeo
puIat0tS ON the table was col
slaW. cranberry sauce. pickles
>trip4 beans hot rolls and huttel
Tea or coffc 10 drink. After every
one h.td enjoyed the dinner an
:,- the plates were bong taken frOl
the tables there was group sin2in
lod by Miss laQuim, director {
vocal music in Georgetown SChOO
and piano accompaniment by Mr.
j Ralph Baker. of Georgetown.
= Ice cream ana crackers wel
= served fur dessert and the candle
e lighted on the immense and heal
: tiful birthday cake 1t took thre
long hrcaths from Rev. Mills
; blow them out, Because. he sal,
how could the wind blow on bot
] sides oi mountain.
After the dinner. Rev Mills cal
ed on several different ones IL
:. speeches which took them quite !
" 9urprlSv However. il was We
! done and enjoyed. The spcecl
IS making was followed bya music
y trio by Miss l.aQuinn. who playt
flute. Mrs Ralph Baker. plan
and Miss Louise Vaughn. cello. ri
program continued with quart,
Whispering Hope" by Rev. al
u Mrs. Elliott and children, Loui:
|" and Sam, sketch. Pete Sells II
IS Eggs. Helen Davidson and
ut Floyd Lingo: male quartet, by II
Lewes group. composed OF Mart
II Daisey. Clifford Johnson, Walt
ne Gray and Bob Nelson; solo. "B
9 yond the Sunset" Sam Elliot
p" duet. Back of the Clouds" Loui
y and Sam Elliott; quartet, Let y
n Hide In Thee" the Elliots; pla
ia "Tcn Lessons In Love Making
$. Mrs. Delma Carey, Virginia Rus
l@ Clga Davidson and Juanita JOsep
duet. NO One Ever Cared For y
Like Jesus" Sam and Louise +
lott, quartet. "kneel AT T
IT Cross. the ElliOtts; play. "Au
Betsy at the Ration Board, Nj
s. Dclberta and Jean Clifton. Mr.. II
bv Ion Smith and group; quartet, ID
of sus Hold My Hand. the Elliott
.St remarks. Rev Mills; play, wv
ed Killed Sam" Mrs. Nell Rust, NJ
,er kopplc, Emma OFT. MIR. and NJ
nd Lawrence Mason. The entertat
ol- mont closed with group SinGi
ne and the opening of the gifts viii
ne were many.
iss Just when Rev. Mills thought
surprises were over he got Il te
phone call to 90 to Harrington
meet his son. who is stationed
Camp Croft s. c., and was comi
ill home for furlOu9h. With b.
at wishes for many more happy hir
lit days we all said goodnight a
I'm departed.
MS You would like To have the rec
are for the beautiful mo sugar cal
red Very we'll: Take Cardb0;
at boxes. cut and mold into pro-
rrs shape ana size for ; tiers. Pl;
hc large box Lux in large bowl. b
cal with egg beatcr until II stands
peaks. Put on cake with la
spoon and decorate with "6S" p
candles DO not cut and serve.
RED CROSS CARD PARTY