Milford chronicle., 1938-12-30
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gifts and the annual Christmas treat
There was also a donation for wor
thy persons by the pupils, whicl
the principal, David M. Green, dis
tributed in the evening II was !,
happy day for all concerned as th,
true Christmas spirit was every
where.
On Christmas night a fine Christ
mas program was given in Trinit,
NJ. E. Church. The music was in.
spring and the children were beau
tifully trained. In the morning the
pastor, Rev. H. B. Kelso, delivered q
splendid Christmas message. The
evening program was as follows:
Organ voluntary, w. H. Person.
Congregational singing, hymnal
No. 11O.
Invocation by the pastor.
Selection by choir, Bethlehem"
Recitation, Her Errand," Betty
Ann Harrington.
Recitation, "The Christ Child
Elizabeth Jane Gerow.
Recitation, Spelling the Name,
Dorothy Warren.
Song, Little Lights" by group Of
girls.
Offering.
onertory, Mrs. W. H. Person and
Clarence Person.
Stereopticon views of "Life of
Christ"
Words of Prophecy, by Miss Ruth
KEELING.
The Star-"Watchman, What Of
the NightT" Mr.. Kelson and Betty S.
KeIso.
The Annunciation-Rea Miss
Dorothy Carpenter.
Vocal solo, "That Beautiful Name"
Mrs. Gerow.
Arrival at Bethlehem-Reading
Miss Jane Gross.
Song by choir, 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem"
No Room at the Inn-Reading, mo
Room" Margaretta Robbins.
Chorus, "No Room" by group Of
girls.
The Nativity-Violin solo, silent
Night" Clarence Person.
Angels Appear to Shepherds
Trumpet solo, Herald Angels" Le-
ora Robbins.
Arrival of Shepherds Chorus
Away In a Manger," by group of
girls.
Journey of misunderstanding,
Miss Janette Robbins.
Chorus, Come Ye From Lands
Affair."" girls and boys.
Wisemen Presenting Gifts-Chor-
us, 20 Come Let Us Adore Him"
girls and boys.
Illustrated Hymn = Angels from
the Realms of Glory" congregation.
Steropticon views:
1.-The Prophet Isaiah who fore
told the birth of Christ.
2-The Morning Dawns.
3-The Annuneiation.
4-The Arrival at Bethlehem.
5-No Room at the Inn.
6-The Nativity.
7-Angels Appear to Shepherds.
S-Journey of Wise Men.
g-Wise Men Present Gifts.
Richard Sipple, leader of the All
Club in this community has report
ed wonderful progress and fine in |
terest in the work here. At the we'd |
nesday night meeting c. E. McCauley
of the University of Delaware, Boys I
Club Agent at Large, explained to
the boys the correct method OF judg- |
ing corn for the corn show to be
held in Camden the first week in
January
Miss Comstock, county club lead
er, was present and reported that
the club had completed a 100 per
cent record for the year and that
the club would receive mallet 10.
outstanding work. They also pre-
sented a basket of fruit to the two
Oldest ladies in town, Mrs. Marinda
Sipple, age "a years, and Mrs. Annie
Boone Spurry, age 80 years. Old age
has its cOmpensations and these la
dies extend their grateful remem-
brance to the All Club for their
friendly Christmas spirit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Rawlins of New
York City, William Davis of Dover
were weekend guests of Mrs. Sal
lie Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Gordon and lit
tie son OF Oxford, N. Y, and DR..
BENJAMIN Burton of Dover spent
Christmas with Mrs. B. f. Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins and
son Of Philadelphia were guests OF
DIR. w. F. Neide and family over the
holidays.
Miss Mary Melvin OF Delaware
City is spending her Christmas vaca-
tion with her mother, Mrs. Edith B.
Melvin. II
Or. and Mrs. L. L. Carlisle spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
Carlisle at Cambridge, Mass. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stevenson
and daughter, Ruth Ann, we're din
ner guests Of Mrs. A. B. Harrington
and o. P. Harrington on Saturday.
John Anderson Of Wilmington.
Daniel Anderson, vice consul TO
Bombay, Indian; James Anderson Of
the University of Toronto; Miss
Blanche Anderson Of Bryn Mawr i
College, Miss Amalie Anderson of
Barnard College, Miss Rose Ander- I
son Of Georges School, were guests !
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach for !
the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Anderson and children Of Rehoboth :
were also their guests on Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Boone spent Christmas z
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Boone OF Z
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wilson of i
Wilmington were guests Of relatives 4
here on Sunday. Joseph and Harry
returned home from Will :
with them. a
Harry Fisher, Jr, spent the holi- 7
days in Camden, N. J. I
Miss Barbara LeMunyan OF New 4
Vorlr Cffv fe visiting her cousin,