Milford chronicle., 1929-11-29

o'clock. District Superintendent w.
E. Habbart of Dover, will preside
Services Sunday as follows:
Preaching 10 a. m.
Sunday school II a. m.
Song service and sermon, 1880 p.
m.
Slaughter Neck: Thursday night,
Thanksgiving service. Would like
Cedar Neck and Lincoln to join us
at this service. Sunday. services: !:
Sunday school 1870 p. m. Preaching
2:90 p. m.
Rev. R. L. Kirby, pastor.
The pupils are very much inter-
ested in the establishment Of a saw
ings system. A plan has been adopt
ed by which the school accepts de-
posits from the pupils and sends
them at once to The Milford Trust
Company or the The First National
Bank and Trust Company where an
account is opened in the pupils
name. A deposit may be any amount
from one cent up.
A pass book will be issued to each
depositor. This book is brought to
school each time a deposit is made.
The children receive interest en-
their money. Tuesday is banking
day.
To the patrons we give our thanks
for the hearty response and inter-
est in aiding in this important en-
terprise. The habit Of saving is vi
tally important. To everyone, every
where, it is the most essential ele-
ment of comfort and self respect.
On the first savings day 100 per
cent of the pupils deposited from
Mr.. Ruth's room; the other rooms
too had a very good record.
John A. Ruth, Mrs. Lawrence
Warren, Miss Elizabeth Heath and
Mrs. Evelyn I. Morris attended SUI
pervisor E. P. Burkholder's section
al meeting at Georgetown on Fri
day. DR.. H. B. King save very
helpful address to the teachers. The
remainder of the day was turned
over to Miss Taylor and Miss Shep-
pard who gave the teachers many
definite plans in Art.
In Mrs. Warren's 5th and 9Th
grades room, there has been work.
ed out a project depicting the
phases of the Pilgrims environment.
By means of these lovely works in
crayon the pupils have learned his
tory that is real to them.
In Miss Heath's third and fourth
grade room, there are several fine
Pilgrim booklets.
A project in safety is being con-
Quoted by Mrs. Morris in the pri-
mary room.
Boys and girls with the traffic
lights are dramatizing safety rules.
The teachers wish to thank the
patrons for the splendid co-opera-
ton shown at the first P. T. A. 1t
was so encouraging to see such an
audience present.
The Lincoln Home and School AS
sociation held it's first meeting on
evening, November 2O'
at which a large attendance was re-
ported. The following committees
for the ensuing year were elected:
committee, Mrs. Hunt
Mrs. Jos. Calhoun and Mrs. Frank
Postles; hospital committee, Albert
Donovan; refreshment committee
Mrs. Jos. Messick, Mrs. Emma
Jones, Mrs. George Morrison, Mrs.
L. P. Shew.
The topic of the evening 1.-THE
Background of Delaware's
History" was given by the teach
ers.
Mrs. Evelyn Morris gave a br1et
of the happenings in the
Europe of the early 18th century
and a description of life in Eng
land.
Miss Elizabeth Heath gave us a
delightful glimpse into the life OF
the Hollanders.
Mrs. Mildred Warren next briefly
discussed the happenings and lives
Of the Swedes.
A motion was put before the as
sociation as to which course they
wished to pursue for further study,
Art or Music. It was decided to
leave that to the choice of the corps
Of teachers.
Mrs. Jos. Morgan, the president,
read a paper on Nutrition and
Health" after which it was agreed
that Prof. John A. Ruth be asked to
confer with Miss Macdonald and
have her give us a talk at some fu-
ture meeting, relative to the same
topic.
A very interesting and we'll rem
dered Thanksgiving Program"
which the teachers from the vari-
Gus grades had prepared, was then
in order.
The meeting then adjourned until
the December meeting.
Call et Morrison's Store fol- Pet
tvs Bread