Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1930-02-21

She then gave us two reels o
motion pictures on arts and paint
ings, one on Greece and the othe,
of Michael Angelo, the sculptor. He
program was very interesting.
Mrs. Margaret Watson, hostess
for the evening, served delicious
chicken salad, saltines, olives, pick
les and coffee, which was yer!
much enjoyed by all.
Parents and friends are cordially
invited to visit the weekday school
of religion at any time. Glasses are
held each Friday at the following
, hours:
Grades 1 and 2-9 to 10.
Grades and 3-11 to IL.
Grades 4 and 81 to 2.
Grade Gas to 3:45.
At the last session of the school,
the first two groups made a Book of
Prayers. Parents are urged to see
that the children learn these pray
ers and that the use of them may
become part of the daily life of the
child. What a splendid privilege
parents have to make prayer a nat
ural part of the child's daily expe-
rience. Many children will probably
want a new evening prayer. The
same prayer, if used night after
night, week after week, and month
after month, often becomes mean
ingless. How meaningful the fol-
lowing can be for the little child as
the father or mother teaches and in
tarDretS If IN the child.
Loving friend of little children,
Bless thy little child tonight;
Through the darkness be thou near
me,
Keep me safe till morning light.
All this day thy hand hath led me,
And thank thee for thy care;
Thou hast clothed me, warmed me,
fed me,
Listen to my evening prayer.
The fourth and fifth grades have
started a notebook this semester on
the teachings of Jesus as found in
the Sermon on the Mount. The
course for the whole year is Rules
of Life for Boys and Girls; last Sc
mester the study was based on the
Ten Commandments and their mean
ing for life today, while this semester
Jasus' teachings will be the basis
for study.
The Young Peoples organization,
Comrades in Christian Adventure, |
or c. c. AS as they are better |
known, were hosts to the Young |
Peoples organization of Dagsboro,
the Youth Crusaders, at a Hobo
Party, held at the Community Hall I
On Tuesday evening, the 18th. Prizes
were awarded to the best dressed"
hoboes. The evenings program con-
sisted of games, stunts, and sing,
and last but not least refreshments
in the form of a "handout."
The c. c. AS will hold their dis
meeting at the church at
$50 next Sunday evening, the 23rd.
The topic is What Is Christian
food Timer" A good number were
present at the last discussion meet
ng two weeks ago.. This discussion
will conclude the unit Having
food Time" which has been the basis
or the past discussions, and at the
discussion meeting on March 9Th, a
lew unit will be started.
On Sunday evening, March 9Th,
here will be held at the Selbyville
hurch a joint meeting of the five
hurches in the Selbyville Group of
!hurches. This group is composed
f Salem M. E. Selbyville, Bethel M.
J. Dagsboro, st. Georges M. E., Mill
lille M. E., and Bethel M. E. of Ocean
lew. There will be special music
y representatives from all of the
hurches, special features in relig- t
JUS education by the children and {
Dung people, and the Rev. J. H. i
ishop, director of religious educa- t
on for the Wilmington Conference, b