Milford chronicle., 1937-12-10

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Md. ~,
Arthur Wagamon, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William b. Wagomon, Is re-
covering from an operation at the
Beebe Hospital, at Lewes.
The business streets of Milton are
beautifully decorated in colored
lights for the Christmas holidays. A
very prettiiy trimmed tree is at
| tracing much attention at the cor
ner of Front and Federal streets.
| The stores are well stocked with
reasonable merchandise and the
windows are neatly trimmed ana
lighted.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Emerson, OF VIII
mington. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Jackson.
School News
The juniors are proudly display
! ing their class rings. Although the
school emble mis- used as In other
years, this year 1t is mounted on
ruby. making very effective set
ting.
Student help is being used in the
library of our school. Elva Waples,
Josephine Mitchell, Frank Napier,
and Francis Snyder spent one hour
each day doing library work. TINS
Is Francis fourth year of helping IN
the library.
DIR. John Shilling, in charge OF
secondary schools. visited school OH
Thursday.
Miss Edith Jones, visiting teach
er. was in our school on Thursday.
On Thursday and Friday OF last
week, Harold Benedict and II. U.
Brittingham attended the American
Vocational Association meeting Ill
Baltimore.
DR.. Glenn Gildersleeve, State su-
peryisor of music, visited our school
OIL Friday.
On Tuesday evening, December IA.
the F. F. A. boys will sponsor COM
munity fair, in which everyone is
invited and urged to exhibit any pro-
duct or collection of interest. FIRST,
second and third prizes-blue' reu
and white ribbons will be given IN
each class.
Exhibits will be on display at
n m. and the entertainment will be-
gin at eight. There Will be feature
and comedy movies. a humorous
speaker, and hill billy and COWBOY
music by 'eThe Famous Revelers
and The Ramblers." Many door
prizes will be given away at the
close of the program. The +. r. A
Chapter is also raffling off three /
chickens. -
The admission fee will be twenty |
five cents for adults ana hiteeh
cents for children.
VI. F.. Church News
A very inspiring and helpful SER
vice was held at the NJ. +. Church
last Sunday evening at 7:3O, con-
Quoted by the Epworth League. Pro
fessor John Byier OF the I.ewes High
School Faculty wa sthe guest speak
er aad soioist. He spoke of "fouths
Opportunity in Christian Service.
Many young people were present
and more than forty attended from
the BridgevilIe NJ. f. Church. Tue
new officers were installed. FOLLOW
ing the service a social hour was
held In the Church school rooms ana
refreshments of hot chocolate anu
ritz fancies were served.
The Church School Board met last
following the Sunday school
session. 1t was decided to present
the Christmas pageant ON SUNDAY
eyenin, December 26. and the church
school program and treat for all de-
of the school on Tuesday
evening, December 2S.
Services at the church on Sunday
will be:
1O:30 a. m.-Morning worship.
Sermon by the pastor, Rev. Howard
Davis.
11:45 a. m. Church school. Univer-
sal Bible Sunday will be observed.
Come out and learn more about this
most popular of all books.
$3.50 d .m.-Epworth League. Miss
Mary Black, leader. A cordial well
,ome awaits you.
1880 D. m.-Evening service.
The Ladies' Aid members OF Zion
Il. T.. Church are planning to serve
lot lunches at Mr.. Clarence Dicker-
on's sale on December IL.
Il. John The Baptist and 81.
.e0rge's Episcopal Churches
Rev. Edward II. Ekart.
t. John The Baptist Church, Milton:
Thursday evening. Dec. 3, at
iclock, choir rehearsal, followed by
:. p. f. rehearsal for sacred drama.
Friday and Saturday. Dec. 10 and
1. in Kings Garage. Milton, the
;uild and Women's Auxiliary OF the
hurch will hold their Christmas
azaar and bake.
Sunday Dec. 10. 10 A. NJ. Church
chool; IL A. NJ. Morning Prayer
nd Sermon.
/. Georges Episcopal Church. In
dian River:
Sunday. Dec. ":
9 p. NJ. Evening Prayer and Ser
ION: p. NJ, Church School; 3:45 p.
l.. Y. p. e. rehearsal for sacred
rama which the Young People will
resent on Dec. &c at IL A. NJ. in
Iilton Church. and at 1890 p. NJ. in
l. Georges Church.
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