Milford chronicle., 1935-11-29
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the past week with snow and ice
The merchants are happy. Well Il
will make business better. BY de-
manding warmer and new clothing
including gloves and hosiery. and
besides people eat more and there
fore win buy more food.
The porkers are being Dutchered
since the cold snap.
The Senior Glass Of Lord Balti-
more High School will present q
play entitled Young and Healthy
The characters portrayed will rep
resent young people, and promises to
be interesting. The date is Friday
night, Dec. 9Th, at the High School.
Remember the turkey supper to
be given by the Ladies' Aid in Bethel
M Z. Church Hall on Saturday night,
December 7th.
The menu for turkey dinner at
40 cents, served in the NJ. e. Church
Hall on the night OF Dec. 9TH, will
be; Fruit cup. roast turkey, dress
ing, white and sweet potatoes, gravy,
turnips. coleslaw, eranberries, hot
rolls, butter and coffee. dessert, ice
cream and cake.
The Christmas entertainment will
be held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24th.
All are invited to attend. A Christ
mas pageant will be presented by
the Sunday School
In connection with the supper on
Dec. 9TH there will be a bazaar in
IN M, e. Church Hail. The ladies
are making preparations for this oc-
casion when there will be many use
ful articles on sale for Christmas
gifts and personal use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Derrickson and
children motored from Philadelphia
and visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Derrickson on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bunting en-
tertained several friends on Satur-
day night, it being the occasion of
Mrs. Bunting's 18th birthday.
Several relatives, including his
children and grandchildren sur
prised Mr.. Asher Evans on his
birthday on Tuesday night. Nov. 18th.
About twenty-five guests were pres
ent. Mrs. Evans, his good wife, ser
we'd refreshments of ice cream and !
cake which had been provided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome G. PitzOld, |
1.-THE latter the former Hazel CAL
hOun) mOtOred from Rhode Island, /
and spent several days with their |
father, Mr. Frank Calhoun and /
daughter Frances Calhoun here.
Lord Baltimore School News
(A1nnn Gfanla aud
Ida Lathbury were hOnored last
week by handing in the best essays
on the subject Democracy Means
discipline" These essays re-
suited from two weeks study of ed
ucation and democracy in the Sen
for Government Glass. The judges
Of the essays were Mr.. Menser, Mrs.
Grove, and Mrs Belts. The three
essays will be entered in the nation
wide contest.
This year the F. F. A. has more
pep than ever. The boys seem to
take more interest in the organiza-
tion than they did last year. At
the first meeting of the Organiza-
tion the following officers were
elected: President, Francis Hick-
man; vice president, Andrew Nc
Farland; secretary, Richard Steele;
treasurer, Floyd Turner; watch dog,
Raymond Kitchens. At the last
meeting the coming Community
Fair was discussed. The boys hope
to make this a successful occasion.
This can only come about by the
cooperation of the community-that
is, by entries and attendance. The /
boys of the F. F. A. are also nego- {
tiating to play the Lewes chapter ]
not only in basketball, but also In
volley ball.
The newly-fOrmed Press Club |
seems to be one of the most popular
activities in the school, that is, ]
Judging from the attendance at the ]
During the last meeting, 1
Glenn Steele, the president, sng- ]
pested that the club improve the
annearance of the school magazine /
by purchasing a lettering GUIDE
The members of the club were eag-
Pr to make this splendid start. Con
sidering the difficulty OF meeting
during school hours, all thought !
nat II would be necessary for the
club TO meet occasionally In the b
,yening. The whole school is eager s
% see the Christmas edition OF the +
lew school magazine. c
As one Of the activities IN the n
dudy of "War and Peace" in the s
unior class all but one of the class si
,ttended the Anti-War activities IN D
seorgetown Saturday Of last week. II
\ tbis interesting study the class C,
,as collected clippings, cartoons
booklets, posters and have assemD- a
ID these in notebooks with reading D
,otas and extra work Of their own. b
hey are planning to have an inter-
sting display of their work In the
Fair.
From the faculty-play fund sever
1 new and interesting books have a.,
cen purchased for the library. 1v, y,
.mong the new titles are Seven =. =.
aenD bv Harrington; Raiders OF =.
he Deep" and Lawrence OF ara IL
u !" by Lowell Thomas; "'The Glor- ~
ms Adventure" and THE Magic tt
arpet." by Halliburtoni Motner II
crev's Chickens by Wiggin; "Rhe -
5rst World War;" by Stallings; a,
innocence Abroad" by Twain, and ~,
Alice Adams by Harrington. ~
bese hooks aud others from the
gently purchased group have been va
ltractively displayed in the library
1ring Book Week. ms
The seniors are very busy now IN
,air final rehearsals for their class Tb