Milford chronicle., 1935-11-22
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be held as follows on Sunday, NJ
vember "a:
Sunday school 9:45 in the morn
: ing; preaching at II o'clock by Oh
pastor, Rev. w. s. Grant.
Revival services will take place O
Sunday night at Millville NJ.
Church to which everyone is invited
! The Union Thanksgiving service
Of the three churches here will b
held at the Christian Church ol
4 Thanksgiving morning, at 10 O'Clock
Rev. Frederick Viehe, pastor of tn
Presbyterian Church will deliver tn,
sermon.
Rev. Jope Of the Christian Churcl
and Rev. Grant Of the NJ. E. Churcl
will assist in this service. Let's max,
II a real Thanksgiving Day service
toward God. our Heavenly Father.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
+. Church served dinner to the mem
bers Of the Masonic Lodge and theil
grand officers from Wilmington ant
other places, on Monday night. No
vember Is.
The Lord baltimore Women's Club
met at the home of Mrs. Harry
Dukes on Tuesday night. November
1g.
The Loyal Workers Glass met at
Mrs. George Johnson's on Tuesday
night, November 12. to transact its
monthly business and social pro-
gram. Mrs. Hazel Menser, president,
presided. Mrs. Handy QuiIlen led the
devotional part by reading a chapter
from the Bible: hymns and prayer.
The minutes we're read by the sec
Tetary, Mrs. Mary Cobb. Everyone
responded to the roll call by ex-
pressing their thoughts on being
thankful for something. Mrs. Menser
lead a poem on 'Armistiee Day" and
a Thanksgiving story. Mrs. Elsie
Hickman was appointed chairman on
committee for our annual turkey
dinner to be served by the class
some time in the near future. The
menu was planned. Seventeen men,
bers we're present. At 1O:30, our
hostess. Mrs. Georgia Johnson. in
vited the class to the dining room
where home made fee cream and
cake, besides candy was served i'm
abundance. The monthly collection
from rainy day bags amounted to-
S2.61, which will be contributed to-
ward Bibles given those attending
regularly in the primary and inter-
mediate departments of the Sunday
school. We enjoy our monthly meet
ing, for We are drawn closer to each
ether by fellowship and spirit and
on the Masters work.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at the home of
Mrs. Maud Mitchell on Monday af-
ternoon, November 25.
There will be a broiler and grow
ers meeting at Lord Baltimore High |
School on Tuesday night, November
&c, at 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. Annie d. Belts accompanied
her nephew, Chester Williams, to
N. c., on Tuesday. No
vcmber -, where she will visit her
sons, Messrs. Elmer and Alvin Belts
and sister, Mrs. William West.
Lemuel Lynch motored from Phil
adelphia and spent the weekend
With his son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Lynch and sister, Mrs.
Clarence Hearn.
Mrs. Edward Hickman. Mrs. James
B. Hudson and Mrs. Leona Allen and
Miss Gladys and Doris Hickman mo-
.ored to Chesapeake City and visited
Mrs. Hazel Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hickman of West
visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hickman, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bunting and
laughter Gloria, visited Mr.. Bunt-
ng's parents at DagsborO.
Captain and Mrs. S. A. Fagerland.
Iaptain and Mrs Lora Daisey and
,rother, Waugh and Harold Stevens
L New York City were recent guests
L the home of Frank Daisey and
laughter, Frances. who have recent
v returned from a visit in New York
With relatives and friends.
ord Baltimore School News
Two special assembly programs
,ere prepared for American Educa-
ion Week. On Monday morning the
unior Glass presented an Armistice
'ay program. During the first part
( the program all of the assembly
Dined in with the chorus of the sew
nth and ninth grades in singing a
roup of World War songs. Several
Deeches were given concerning war
nd its prevention. At eleven o.
lock Richard Steele played taps. AS
fitting conclusion for the exercises
( the week the Senior class pre-
ented a program on The School
nd Democracy" the theme chosen
" the 1885 American Education
reek. Speeches were given on the
flowing topics: what Is A Demo-
-acy?'' Famous Democratic DOcu-
ents," Words Of Famous Men Con-
srning Democracy" Education, the
ornerstone of Democracy" How
Elf Discipline Is Fostered in Lord
altimore,' "The Students Part In
the Democracy" The
yenth grade and the agriculture
ass presented two plays at the end
the program.
The supper given by the juniorsi
as a decided success. The class
rived two hundred people. The
ass wish TO thank the community
ho cheerfully gave their support in
aking the supper success. The
ass also appreciates greatly the
sistance OF members of other
asses and the faculty members.
xty dollars were added to the jun
r treasury for the senior trip.
On Tuesday, November 12, a press
lb was organized. From the thirty
ne present the following officers
IRE elected: Glenn Steele, presi-
mt; Joseph Nelson. vice president;