Milford chronicle., 1937-11-12
MILTON

sembly on Monday, Mrs. Charles LIE,
-smeb ylo nMonday, Mrs. Charles LIE,
Bailey, of Yeaden, Pa, who enter
tained with series of dramatic
readings. The prison scene in the
life of Joan of Arc prior to her be.
ing burned, was the most impressive
Mrs. Carl Gunther, of Claymont, was
her accompanist. Mrs Bailey is a
friend of Rev. and Mrs. Edward II
Erhart, of the p. E. Church.
In the recen t''Fire Prevention" es-
say contest sponsored by the Milton
Firemen's Association for the fifth
sixth, seventh and eighth grades of
the school, the following students
won first, second and third prizes
James Reed, S5; Norma Spencer,
So; Mary Betty Crouch, 50. A con-
ISOLATION prize of 59c was presented
TO each of the other contestants,
who were: Fifth grade-Lucy
Short, Doris Ann Donovan, Mabel
Fleetwood; sixth grade Lucy
Hurley, Donald Postles, Theodore
Stuchlik; seventh grade-Aritha
Hastings. Helen Walls; eighth grade
,-Beulah Palmer. Presentation of
ttt WCiC ny
II. Welch, president of the school
board. and Clifford Johnson. treasur-
er of the Milton Fire Co., at the as
sembly on Monday.
8 Milton graduates who are partici-
pating in eXtra-curricular activities
of their respective colleges are:
David King, class SO. the Orches-
ira at Goldey College; Sinclair
Campbell. class of 81. the band at
the University of Delaware; Robert
Lingo, class of SO, the band at the
University of Pennsylvania.
Miss Fannie Nathans is our new
mathematics teacher. SEc is also
the director of athletes for ,he girls
and teacher of the speech class.
Miss Nathans is a graduate of the
University of Delaware, class of 81.
These have recently been added to
the school library 43 new books. and
three new typewriters to the COM
mercial department.
Two new croquet sets have been
purchased by the athletic depart
ment. The eighth grade girls are
learning to play this game.
On Tuesday the Student Council |
Association of Milton High School |
entertained the County Leagues at
q dinner in the school cafeteria. |
The subject of the meeting was
The speakers were:
George w. Ayers. guest speaker;
Harry Prettyman, president of the
Milton Student Council. The ad-
dress of welcome was made by A. ].
Bolin, principal of the school.
Goshen Church News
Sunday morning at 1880 the new
hymnals will be dedicated. Rev.
L. c. Hallman, District Superinten-
dent. will bring the message. Spec
ial music will be rendered by the {
choir. This will be a very worth
while service. Come. AT 1l:45 the
Church School will meet. There ,.
mas been a revival of interest in the
school since the beginning. of the T.
'all term. The attendance has been
On the increase. The GLASSES are ;
we'll organized and the school or
chestra enriches the music. The =
ssssasnts H. axsslssn Junior and. Inter |
mediate departments have learned t
the First Psalm by repeating it in /
unison each Sunday dufing the past n
month. We plan 10 learn other +
parts of the Bible in this way. a
8 The EpwOrth League has recent /.
y been 'ireOfganiZed. The officers
pill be Installed the first Sunday
Yening in December.s A Thanks
living fellowship supper will be
eld on Tuesday evening. Nov. 23. \
The Church School classes taught (;
laafh
iarren. Sarah Atkins and William a
IcDaniel will hold a bake in the =
Ialls building on Saturday morn n
Ig at 10 O'Clock, to raise funds for = =
le purchase of two work tables /"
nd Bibles to be used by these class
!. Help this group of young peO- ~
e to raise money for these needed ID
ateriais. u
/. p. Church News le
Evangelistic services will begin +
the M. p. Church on Sunday even b'
z and will continue at least two b;
eeks. Rev. and Mrs. John ii. eI
onso as evangelists, will present pt
.e Bible in pictures and lectures.
hey come to us highly regarded as ia
,lendid workers in Gods vineyard. G.,
hey take you through the Bible o,
ith pictures. Come. see and hear. q
sryices will be held each evening. a,
.eept Saturday. Services start at o1
30 4p. III. The public is cordially ~
vited. g, @
Services next Sunday morning. &
lnday School at l0:30; preaching =,
1900. Our school attendance is VI
owing and the services are very "
teresting and instructive under the pI
Iidance of an efficient corps of af
achers.
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Bible Glass of the NJ. sa
Sunday School will serve a tur- -.
y supper in the social hall this =
'riday) evening. Price adults SOC. +
ildren, 35c The following menu |
II be served: Turkey. dressing. |
anberries, peas. slaw, celery. |
rect potatoes, white potatoes. gravy
tier. rolls, coffee, pie.
Our church edifice and social hall
esent neat and beautiful appear
ce in their new coat of paint. II
mpares very favorably with other
urch buildings in Milton. Our
inks for your assistance.
neral News
Ralph Reed is erecting modern
me on Chestnut street. near the
lroad station.
W. A. Johnson, who was taken
idenly i'll several weeks age and
rem to Beebe Hospital, Lewes. for
was operated on by DR.. |
lliam Hearn, of Philadelphia, at