Milford chronicle., 1935-04-12
OCEAN VIEW

ards, OF Moore, Pa, gave summary
OF the lesson subject, THE Father
hood Of God"
The experience meeting at II
o'clock, led by Mr.. T. H. Hudson,
was profitable.
In the evening the Epworth
League was held, in charge of Lille
Evans. Then at 7.30 p. m. the con-
gregation listened to an inspiring
sermon by their new minister. Rev.
W. S. Grant, who came to this
charge from EpwOrth Church, Will
mingtOn.
We have enjoyed two profitable
years under the leadership of Rev.
D. ]. Moore and his wife. They have
been assigned to Chester-Bethel
Charge. near Wilmington. A fare
we'll party was given them on Mon
day night of this week, at the, par
sonage.
Eleven members of the Adult Mu-
sic class, under the direction of Miss
Pauline Minner, at Lord Baltimore
High School, mOtOred to George
town, on Wednesday night. to par
tieipate in the singing and music of
the groups Of several classes in
Sussex County, with Prof. Glenn
GildersleeVe, state music director.
Those who attended were: Miss
Pauline Minner. Mrs. Pyle, Lulu
Quillen, Daisy Kitchens. Ethel David !
son, Mary Quillen, Sallie NJ. Evans, |
Mrs. Helen Mitchell. Katie Tunnel, |
Ethel Hooker and Mrs. Biddle.
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more High School will present a |
play. a three-act comedy. on the
night of April 18th. Wednesday. at |
the school entitled. Mammals Baby |
Boy"
Church supper at the Christian
Church Hall on Saturday evening, |
April goth. Menu: Roast chicken |
and all the fixin's, with pie and cOf-
fee, and dessert. Price 40 cents and !
25 cents.
Oscar Pusey left his steamed at |
Lewes Breakwater to visit his family |
here on Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac Short and brothers. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin b. Short and son |
of West Philadelphia, mOtOred here
and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Short and Mrs. Martha |
Conway on Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Alonzo H. Evans |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Truitt mo-
tOred to Brooklyn, y. Y, and speat
The weekend.
Mr.. A. T. Richards of Prospect
Park. Pa, and cousin, Harry Rick
ards Of Philadelphia, visited their
parents over the weekend.
Lord Baltimore School News
The pupils OF the High School are
now Interested IN the music festival
which will be held at the John NJ.
Clayton School. Manday. April 18th.
At the last session Of the Student
Council the subject for discussion
was the point system for extra-cur-
ricular activities. The senior with
he highest number Of points will be
awarded what Is to be known as the
faculty medal" The points range
rom ten. for winning the State dec
amation contest to One-half for act
ng as student librarian for one
Athletic Banquet
On March goth, the annual athletic
banquet was given in honor of the
934-35 basketball teams. Seventy
faculty, parents, friends 4
we're present. Toasts were offered |
" the team captains. Mr.. MITCHELL
lir. Prince, Mr.. Menser, Mr.. Hem
tricks and Mrs. Sara Grove made
peeches. Major Short, former
eacher here and now principal of
he John N. Clayton School, and DR..
ames Belts Of Easton also spoke.
iusic was furnished by Miss Min
Ter, Mrs. Noble, a violin quartette
omposed of High School pupils and
guitar ensemble. 4
iymnastle Exhibit
On Friday night, April 5th, large
rowd turned out for the Lord Balti- I
nOre annual gymnastic exhibition
n which grades three and four and !
he High School took part. Parents
rere proud to see their sons and ,
participate. The events
rere:
Marching-High School.
Wand Drill-High School.
Folk Dances-Grades 3 and 4.
Tap Dance-Carlie Tanner, and .
barbara HambletOn.
High Jumping-High School Boys.
Tumbling4-FIigh School. .
BOxing-High School boys.
Tiger Leaping-High School boys.
Tap Danee-High School girls. :
Pyramids-High School. :
Washington Trip
The senior class left on Thurs
ay morning, April 11th for Wash
1gton where they will spend three
ays sightseeing in the National
apital. They are accompanied
y Mr.. and Mrs. Menser, Major c.
t. Short and some pupils of the
ohm NJ. Clayton High School. 2
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