Milford chronicle., 1928-12-14

| very luISI6SllLS report OIL Tile
luncheon of the Zwaanendale Clue
at Lewes. No further business, the
meeting was turned over to the
chairman of the day, Mrs Clyde Mil
ler whose subject was "Thanksgiv-
ing. The following very interest
ing program was presented -
Thanksgiving poem, by Guest, Miss
Elva Reese; The Governors Procla-
nation, Mrs. G. S. Harrington; The
Rag-Picker, read by Mrs. Ernest
Raughley. The First Thanksgiving,
Mrs. c. F. Wilson; Thanksgiving
Prayer, read by Mrs. L. c. Jones;
On Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. Fred
| Greenly The Old Fashioned
Thanksgiving, Mrs. Clyde Miller.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess and her assistants.
The subject for Tuesday, December
5, is Libraries and Literature"
and will be in charge of Mrs. E. B.
Rash and her assistants. An excel
lent program is being prepared anu
it is hoped that a goodly number
will be present.
p. 7. 4. Has Large Attendance
The regular monthly meeting of
the Harrington P. T. A. was held
i'll the high school auditorium this
week. The topic for the evening
was Reading. An interesting
Thanksgiving program was render
ed by the pupils of the third and |
fourth grades Mrs. Minnie Slaugh- |
ter read paper on "The detectives |
of Reading" A demonstration of a |
modern reading lesson was given by |
Miss Oda Baker and her pupils Of
the fourth grade. This was very
interesting and enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Letha Beauchamp read a short pa
per on Reading, and Miss Helen
Deputy, one of the school teachers,
read very interesting paper, "1he
Home and the School," A motion
picture, how silk is made, was
shown by Prof. Messner. The meet
ng then adjourned.
ladies' Aid Society
lives Fine Program
The regular monthly meeting OF i
he Ladies' Aid Society of the M. P.
'hurch was held in the annex last
Vening. An especially fine pro-
ram was given and the committee
4 charge of It chose the Yuletide
pirit for their decorations. Delic y
)us refreshments were served.
The Home Missionary Society of
he Northern District will hold a
leeting at the M. P. Church Thurs
ay evening. Several out-of-town
peakers are expected to be pres
mt, according to the announcement
Mrs. Pearl Morris, the president.
State Vice-President Harry C. Tee
the P. o. S. of A, accompanied by
istrict President George w. Swain,
"a w. Roe and Stanley Massey of
lie local lodge, will attend a State
lecutive meeting of the order 1T
enton tomorrow night.
Samuel Johnson, George johnson
nd Oscar H. Tee attended the an
of Canterbury Council,
o. 36, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, which was
I'D in the M. E. Church on Monday
-ening.
Mrs. Deborah Galloway is spend
g some time with relatives at
hester, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. James D. Smith, of
linden, N. j., spent Sunday with
e formers mother, Mrs. Theodore
NTH.
DR.. Howard Clymer, of Philadel-
ia, spent Monday with his parents
r. and Mrs. John Clymer.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Bailey, of
spent Sunday with To-
relatives.
E. Church Notes
9.S0 A. M.-Class-M Meeting, led by
D. McCabe.
1000 A. M-Church School in all w.
partments, H. ]. Ramsdall, SUPER
This Sunday will be
.rk-up day for the new education
building. The entertainment and
ristmas treat for the school will
held on Friday evening, Decem-
2Sth, at 7,3O o'clock, The public
cordially invited.
LOO A. M.-Preaching. Subject,
lrist A Friend"-Text; Matt. IL
"A Friend of Publicans and
ners,"
40 z. M.-Epworth League. Sub
[, Your Chapters Team-M Mate"
lders, Miss Oda Baker and Miss
zabeth Satterfield.
80 P. M Evening Service
Subject, 1.-THE Only
ng God FOrgets." Text: Their
S and Iniquities Will 1 Remem-
No More"-Hebrews 1917.
'rayer meeting on Wednesday
ming at 7.30 o'clock, and Junior
Lgue Wednesday afternoon at
ock. Superintendent, Miss Mar
ct Simpson, assisted by Miss =
son.
.nybody ever hear a f1anner sing