Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
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and azaleas. Music was furnished by
Miss Esther Wright and Senato
Ernest Keith. A delightful feature
was the tap dancing by four littlt
girls. The supper was delicious
The president and chairmen of the
numerous committees wish to thanl
all who contributed by donations
service or patronage. It was the CO
operative efforts of the group that
achieved such excellent results. The
beautiful quilt made by the ladies
of the town netted $23.40.
Last Sunday was an ideal day fol
Mothers Day and in honor of the
devoted mothers of today and those
I Of sainted memory a beautiful all
day service was held I'm Trinity NJ
Z. Church. The edifice was lovely
on this occasion. Mrs. w. H. Per-
son and Mrs. Clarence Person had
brought the lovely wild pink aza-
leas and the white spirea and dog
wood blossoms and arranged them
beautifully. Margaret V. and Doro-
thy Robbins in behalf of the La
dies Aid Society. presented all who
wished flowers to wear, with a
spray of lilies-of-the-valley, at the
! door.
At the church school a program
was given during which Clarence
Person played two beautiful violin
solos. accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. w. H. Person.
Raymond Bennett sang a fine solo
accompanied by Miss Cathcart. APP
propriate selections for the day
were read by Howard and Dorothy
Carpenter. Ruth KEELING and John
Rogers. This fine program was Civ
en- under the direction of our new
superintendent, G. r. Miller.
At the regular worship service of
the congregation the choir sang
Songs My Mother Loved" with G.
r. Miller taking the solo part. The
pastor gave beautiful talk on
Mother" finding her loving. SYM
pathetic and understanding and ex-
pecting her children to make the
best of their opportunities.
The evening service was given
for the entertainment of all. A
group of girls sang Faith of Our
Mothers" Recitation by Dorothy
Harrington. Emma Belts and Doro-
thy Carpenter. Mrs. Hugh Vincent
sang a beautiful solo. MIR. Mick
sang very effectively Mother Ma
chree," accompanied by Mrs. Mick
at the piano and their sons, Felix
with the violin and Frank with the
clarinet. The choir sang Mothers
Garden of Old Fashioned Flowers"
Mrs. Sharp Wilson and Mr.. Mick
sang a duet. Mr.. Person played one
of his delightful violin solos, ac-
companied by his mother. The pas
tor read a poem Mothers Day." by
Edgar Guest.
While the goal of attendance was
not reached in the church school. |
it is expected any Sunday morning |
from now on efforts will be put !
forth for a grand ChiIdren's Day |
service for June 10.
The young folks continue to be
enthusiastic about the Epworth |
League which will prove a great !
benefit to the church.
4NGAl lnC DdDNOA III |
speak on The Perils of Privilege"
in the morning. and THE Secret of
the Lord" in the evening.
The art project integrating his
tory, geography. spelling and Eng
lish in Grade vi on the Incas of Pc
ru was exhibited in the Hotel du-
Pont, Wilmington, at the annual
meeting and banquet of the Service
Citizens of Delaware. II received
very favorable comment from the
lrt critics and from the guests at
arge Miss Taylor has just inform
ID us that the Wilmington Society
,f Fine Arts has asked for 1t for
heir annual exhibit.
Soap for carving. water colOrs.
,aper mache. ropes for records,
craps of plaster board, script. In
ian design. masonry and clay were
sed in the project. The work re-
uired research and study during a
reat part of the year integTating
early every subject. We are sorry
hat parents who have asked to see
. will be obliged to wait until next
choOl year as the exhibit of the
Ociety of Fine Arts does not close
ntil June.
Among the exhibits there was al
D booklet entitled "The Three
ears" with stories and illustra-
ions by Grade I. II was quite at
ractive with a cut paper design on
he cover of Mother Bear, Father
ear and the Baby Bear.
A number of other projects are
nder way in the other grades
hich are expected to reach COM
letion by the end of the term.
DR.. and Mrs. W. T. Neide are the
roud parents of baby daughter,
Drn May 10 in st. Luke's Children's
ospital in Philadelphia. They have
AIMED the baby. Jane.
Mrs. Jester A. Gray and daugh-
RS. Jane and Mary Kate, Mrs.
nth Blades, Mrs. Marjorie Jewell,
rs. Homer T. Hopkins and Mrs.
nnie B. Harrington were among
le visitors to the May Day exer-
ses and the pageant at Newark
st Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Malin of
we're guests of Rev.
I'd Mrs. N. c. Benson on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vinyard and
lughter Janet Elizabeth. were
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
nyard on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. F. Mitten were
nner guests of MIR. and Mrs. Con-
If Mitten of Milford last Sunday.