Milford chronicle., 1934-09-21
FREDERICK

Although Sunday was an incle-
ment day the pastor was greeted by
good congregations both morning
and evening. He announces for his
topics next Sunday morning, "Ade-
quate Affairs" and in the evening,
THE Genesis of Faith" Prayer
meeting on Thursday was also well
attended. He is speaking on the Life
of Jacob.
On Thursday evening, September
81 at 1880 o'clock in the church
here, Miss May Machen will deliver
an address on Temperance. Trying
to answer such questions as will
the revenue from license be suffi-
cient to tide us over the depression? +?
Are we better citizens for this sys-
tenn" Music will be furnished by
the choir of the church. Everybody
is welcome.
Our Sunday school is taking on
new life having had an increase of
about fifty per cent in attendance.
We are working for a bigger and
better church school.
A teachers meeting of Northern
Sussex and Southern Kent was held
in the Frederick school on Monday
The following interesting program
was given:
9:30-9: 9:45-Singing.
9:45-10-Address by the supervis-
OF, E. Paul Burkholder.
1910: :3O-Address by DR.. H. V.
Holloway.
O:3O-1l-Address by DR.. H. B.
King.
1l-12-State Music Supervisor
Glenn Gildersleeve.
Luncheon at noon in the school |
cafeteria.
Illustrated lecture. Mexico" Vir-
gil Wiley, Superintendent Dover |
Schools.
1-l:15-Doyle Hinton of the Anti
tuberculosis Association.
-1:30-Miss Eta ]. Wilson
for the Parent-Teacher Association.
1902: 15-Georse Hendricks of
the State Health Department.
2:15-2: 30-Aliss Edith /. Jones,
visiting teacher.
2:30-3: 30-Miss Rachel Taylor
and Miss Mary Sheppard of the Art
3:3O-4-Miss Wise, reading spe-
cialist.
The Frederick school received
State recognition again this year
from the art department and was
presented with a set of beautiful
pictures that are reproductions l
from the old masters. I
Principal F. w. Mick made the '
guests as comfortable as possible. l
The classroOms were visited by the
art teachers who complimented the l
teachers on the attractiveness of the
-ooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gerow en- Il
ertained at bridge party at Reho- {
10th last week the following guests =,
dr. and Mrs. ]. r. Rogers, Mr.. and :.
Irs. j. B. Hendricks. Mr. and Mrs.
}. r. Miller, Miss Mary B. Derrick /
on and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Mcbride. q, ~
o. P. Harrington and Mrs. A. B. 81
visited Mr.. and Mrs. %
William Leach last Sunday. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jacobs of e.
cranton, Pa, were weekend guests
f Mrs. A. w. Boone. g,
Miss Mary B. Derrickson left on h:
Wednesday to teach in Vassar Col M
,ge. She has been teaching in the in
lmmer school at Woods Hole. She d,
as taught in the Delaware schools III
/ Lewes and Harrington in the
asst two years and has been a sue be
sssful teacher. ca
Ruth Ann Stevenson spent last to
eek with her aunt in Camden, N. C..
Miss Margaret Sharp spent last ty
eek with friends in Darby, Pa. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Palmer of co
N. j., are visiting Capt. We
i'd Mrs. Albert Palmer. vo
Miss Jennie Lofiand of Harring- be
n spent Sunday with her aunt, me
rs. Harold Harrington. an
Ralph Gray, the little son of Mrs. Re
Iomi Gray was operated upon at wi
2 Dover Hospital for the removal the
adenoids and ,tonsils last week. Sti
|, has been confined to the house tor
th a severe cold this week. xii
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