Milford chronicle., 1931-11-27
vacated by Mr. Marker.

vacated by Mr.. Marker.
Miss Bessie Heath and Leon Lull
accompanied with Mrs. Ella Cook OF
Milford, spent Saturday in Whining
ton.
The first anniversary of the
Slaughter Neck M. E. church will be
held next Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
with the Rev. Francis Burgette
Short of Milford to deliver the SER
mon. Revival services will start in
the evening and the Rev. Otis Jeffer-
son of Chincoteague, Va, to preach.
The following will help with the
services during the week: Monday
evening 7:30, Rev. j. F. Willis;
| Tuesday 1880, Willis Carey; We'd
nesday 1880, Horace Bennett Thurs
day 7:30, John Ament; Friday 7:30,
Rev. j. F. Willis.
Services will be held Sunday as
follows: Preaching at 10 a. m;
church church at II a. m; evening
service at 7:30 p. m.
Slaughter Neck: Church school at
1;30 p. m; anniversary sermon at
2:30 p. m, by Rev. Francis Burgette
Short, of Milford; revival services at
1880 p. m, Rev. Otis Jefferson, of
Chincoteague, Va. Hubbard Mack
lin, superintendent of the church
school, appointed the following COM
mittee: Mrs. Ralph Baker, Miss
Minnie Reed and Mrs. Edward Fitz-
gerald.
Lincoln School Notes
American Book Week was obserV-
ed in all the rooms last week. The
main objective was to stimulate in
terest and the selection of the best
in reading material.
Adult classes in music and gar
ment making are scheduled for Lin
coin. These courses will be given
just after New Years.
The Lincoln soccer team met the
Frederick team last Friday and won
2 to 0.
Much interest is being shown in
the subscription contest, including
grades to 8. Details of the contest
are reported by Ernest Postles.
Miss Dilks, acting supervisor, and
Miss Cathcart, music SUPERVISOR and
Miss Moran, art supervisor, visited
Lincoln last week.
Fifth and Sixth Grade News
Contributed by Ernest Postles)
On Thursday morning at IL o'clock
Mr.. GOldsboro, the representative of
the Curtis Pub. Co., gave us a talk
on how to sell magazines and how
to become big business men. He !
said if we could sell forty-siX award |
credits the Philco Radio Co. would |
award US a beautiful Baby PhilcO |
Radio for our new school.
He divided grades s. 6, z and into
TWO teams. The team that sells the
most credits gets to eat three
pound box of candy in front of the
losing team.
The magazines we are selling are
he Woman's Home Companion, The
Country Gentleman, and The Satur-
lay Evening Post
Many prizes will be given by the
curtis Pub. Co. to the pupils who
ell magazines to help secure award
redits toward getting a radio for
ur school. We are wondering
which team will win. We will find
ut when the winning team starts TO u
at the box of candy.
'hird and Fourth Grade News
Contributed by Catherone Behles)
John Holloway has moved to
We will miss him.
Miss Dilks, our spervisor, gave us
everal supplementary books to help 5
S with our work. We find them very c
seful. She also gave us some fine
ilent readers.
Our cotton poster is finished. I
We are making health booklets. !
radeS One and Two i
Grade /, correlating reading, Ian i
uage, and art, completed the first v
the series of their Experience
eaders during the celebration of S
oOk Week. a
A frieZe showing the seasonal n
lange in landscape, constituted the II