Milford chronicle., 1933-09-29
FREDERICK.

The 15Sd anniversary of Barratt's
Chapel will be observed on Sunday.
October 1st, at 2 p. m.
Ordination services will be held.
Bishop E. Hughes will deliver the
sermon. There will be a special
musical program. Rev. Carpenter
of Rehpboth will also sing. This is
an occasion when friends of Meth
odism all over the peninsula gather
for an afternoon of worship and
also to renew old friendships.
You are sure to find people there
you have not seen for years besides
those who make the annual pilgrim
age to the sacred shrine.
The interior of the building was
restored last spring and is beauti-
full in its simplicity.
School Work
A teachers meeting of southern
Kent and northern Sussex was held
in the Frederick school Wednesday
of last week. The program follows:
o o'clock, community singing led by
Miss Cathcart who was accompan-
led on the piano by Miss Esther
Wright; 9.15, address by Supervisor
E. Paul Burkholder; 9.45, address
by DR.. H. B. King, assistant super
intendent of elementary schools;
1918, singing; 1920, address by DR..
R. L. Herbst; 1040, Mr.. Doyle Hin
ton gave talk in the interest of the
Anti Tuberculosis Society; IL, at
tendance, Miss Leila Thomas and
Miss Edith Jones; 12, lunch; 1,
music, Miss Stockton; 1.20, health
education, George B. Hendricks; 8,
nature, Mrs. Marion G. Keyes, Miss
Taylor and Miss Sheppard the State
art directors were also present and
gave talks concerning art in the
schools. In addition to the prize
awarded by the Wilmington Society
of the Fine Arts for the art work
done in the school another prize of
a set of beautiful reproductions of
pictures by famous artists was
awarded to the school for state
Miss Taylor and Miss
Sheppard also complimented the |
teachers for the artistic arrange
ment of the flowers and pictures in |
The class rooms. The entire day |
was very enjoyable and profitable
)ne.
On Friday evening reception
vas given to the trustees, parents |
ind teachers. Principal F. w. Mick
extended cordial and sincere greet
ngs and especially to the parents
rom Bowers from which district
bout so children have enrolled
ince the consolidation. We are
cry glad to have them with us to
njoy all the advantages and mod
rn conveniences of larger school.
Mrs. Robert Carpenter gave an
njoyable, humorous redaing; Miss
Esther Wright who is an accom-
'lished pianist gave a charming
iano selection. Mrs. F. w. Mick
some folk games which
1ere thoroughly enjoyed by the
roup. Refreshments were served
n the cafeteria during the social
our. The evening was very enjoy
BILE. The guests were shown over
ne school plant and expressed en-
lusiastic praise of everything and
ppreciated the courtesies extended ;
Y the principal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostic and ,
RS. Arthur M. Melvin attended the :
arade and installation of officers
the 1. o. o. F. and the Daughters
{ Rebecca last Friday evening at
lkton, Md.
Rev. N. c. Benson will preach to
lie Boy Scouts on Sunday morning
king for his subject one of the
ottoes of the organization: "A Il
enut Is Courteous" I
Mrs. l. w. Belts, chairman of the
oman's Committee of the NRA for a
rederica, met with her committee c
ice. A complete canvass of the "
wn was made for consumer code
gners, which resulted in over 100 a
omen signing for as many homes. U
iss S. Helena Case and Mrs. Jean
tie B. Dodd assisted Mrs. Belts in d
q canvass. Z
and Mrs. l. w. Belts
trtained over the weekend Mr.. n
d Mrs. 1. Watson Belts, Jr., of n
dmore, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert II
Dodd and children Sylvia and nj
atson Herbert, of Washington,
C. pl
rhe storehouse on the corner of m
ont and David streets will be Of
ed at public sale this Saturday, II
pt. 3Oth, on the premises by A. C.
gers. W
The storehouse on Market street 81
merly occupied by Ralph Wilson OF
being put in good repair. 1t will .
occupied when completed by al
iris Spurry, who will conduct a an
eral store there. ia
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