Milford chronicle., 1928-02-17
NJ. P. CHURCH NOTES

The regular monthly meeting of
, the Sunshine class of the Methodist
, Protestant Sunday school met on
Wednesday evening, February 9Th,
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. George Rodney;
vice-president, Mrs. Clarence EN-
ory; secretary, Miss Minnie Coffin;
treasurer, Miss Anna Smith; flower
committee, Miss Anna Harrison,
Mrs. Freeman Bennett, Mrs. Clar-
ence Emory, Mrs. Charles Taylor.
There is to be a committee of four
named each month to lead in games
the following month and a commit
tee of three to be the hostess the
following month.
Mrs. Ebe Savage was elected chair
man of the social committee for
March with Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mrs
William Murphy, Jr., and Mrs. Free
man Bennett the assistants.
Miss Anna Harrison, Mrs. William
Gray and Mrs. George Gillespie, Jr.,
volunteered to be hostess of the
March meeting.
After Me business meeting, many
Joined in games and etc, after which |
the hostess of the evening served re-
freshments.
1t is hoped that all members will
come out on Wednesday evening,
March 14th, and help make the |
meeting a success.
The Sunday school room of the
First Methodist Protestant Church
was filled to its doors on Friday eve
ming of last week when at 8 o'clock
a program was rendered under the
auspices of the Progressive Bible
class of that school and lets show
we are living up to the name Pro-
gressive by the one hundred and
three members of that class all be-
ing present next Sunday morning
and with DR.. ]. Franklin Bryan, our
teacher, 1 feel no one will think the
hour wasted, the program was much
enjoyed by all and was full of wit
and humor from start to finish and
each character taking part was
member of our own Methodist Pro-
testant Sunday school. The first
number was by the church orchestra
with Miss Bruning at the piano. Sec
ond, "The Sniggle Family" came to
town and was introduced by Mother, :
or Widow Sniggle, Helen Rogers; :
eldest daughter, Smanthy Ann, CO. :
quette, who used her eyes bewitch-
ing, Elizabeth Bennett; second
Jerusby, afflicted with hay
fever, Frances Marbil; third daugh-
ter, Angelica Regina Utopia, an ath- :
lete, Ivy Rogers; fourth daughter, :
SilVicta Lorena, the prima donna, :
Marvel; fifth daughter, An
gina Pectoris, the pathetic soul
whose lover Tilted her, Catherine
Wright; sixth daughter, Electra 5
or Boil the elocutor, Ell
sic Kitchens; seventh daughter,
Mehitabel or Graciana Sublema, the :
graceful, Ruth Wilson; eighth 5
Jemima, the baby, the gig :
gler. Miss Lillian Bruning then gave :
us one of her marvellous piano solos. :
dialogue Uncle Pete, an old negro
goes to visit Mars George on the old
plantation and finding Mars Georges
1itters bottle he forgets his religion. 5
Mrs. George, George Gillespie, Sr.; 5
Uncle Pete, VIM. Gillispie. The or 5
,hestra then gave a selection follow,
I'd by Mr.. and Mrs. Philitis H. Har-
'ison takes their first ride on the
'ailroad cars going to Chicago. Old
nan Philitis H. Harrison, James Gill :
ispie. Old woman Mary Harrison, :
Anna Prettyman. Conductor, VIM. =
Man on the train, VIM. ;
Murphy. Peanut boys, VIM. Gillis- :
lie. The next on the program was a :
legro sketch entitled Marigola JON
in's yaller dress, Mrs. Anna Rod :
ley, after which the orchestra play :
ID a selection, followed by a play :
Untitled "Aunt Susan JONES'" The :
eading characters: Aunt Susan =
ones, Mrs. Charles Mag; Mrs. Re- =
ecca Markley, Mrs. Anna Rodney; =
Markley, Mrs. Ethel Hol- 3
ten; Anna Wilson, Mrs. Markley's s
iece, Elizabeth Belts; Augustus >
Arabella's beau, VIM. =
Iurphy. The committee wishes to =
hank all who helped in any way to =
lake this entertainment a success =
nd especially do we thank those =
tho were not members of our class >
Tho helped so willingly and we =
-ould not forget to thank the or =
hestra and and Miss Bruning for =
leir never firing service. =
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