Milford chronicle., 1938-12-16
FREDERICK


one Of filmlands newest stars thi
Friday night. The picture is Let
Sing Again" starring Bobby BreeI
He is supported by Henry Armett
and Walter Huston The picture
being shown TO see whether the pub
lie will support moving picture
Well enough to enable the school Il
purchase sound machine. The pic
tllre will be shown in the firehouse
At the present writing there hai
not been enough response to enable
Frederick to have an Adult Educa
tion classes.
1t is hoped that enough requests
will be received early this week SC
that classes may be held.
The local school lost the attendance
banner they won last month for the
graded schools of the county. Ches-
wold was first and Frederick second
The pupils and teachers hope to re-
gain the banner next month.
On Thursday afternoon of last
week, the Sixth grade teacher, Mrs.
Mick, went to the Chronicle Publish
ing Plant on an observation tour.
Mr.. Robert Yerkes, managing editor.
was their guide and made the trip ex-
tremely educational to the youngsters
who greedily took notes of everything
he said. Many specimens of work
done and materials used in printing
were brought back for an exhibit.
The pupils are planning a class news
paper, which they will print by hand,
thus approaching all the more by
contrast, the linotype machine and
modern printing they studied on this
trip. Mr.. Raughley carried the class
in his school bus.
On last Monday afternoon Mrs.
Jewell, the third grade teacher, and
her class visited the firehouse during
the social studies period to see the
old and modern fire fighting appara-
tus. This visit was in the interest of
social studies.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety was pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. Mary A. Boone on Tuesday af-
ternoon, Dec 9Th. Miss Helena Case,
president presided. Mrs. H. B. Kelso
had charge of the deVotions and led
in singing, What A Friend We Have
In Jesus. The scripture lesson was
& missionary story. The roll was
called and each member responded
with a verse of scripture contain |
ing the word believe. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read. /
Owing to the absence of the treasurer |
Miss Case reported on the finances. |
The details will be made known later |
about a varied program during the |
holiday season. A report of the work |
is expected the last of the month. A
box of supplies was sent to the Ethel |
Harpst Home in Georgia in Novem-
ber. Watch for the date of the en-
tertainment next week.
Mrs. Della Mitten entertained at a |
turkey dinner on Sunday in honor of
her grandson. Matthew Mitten's .
eighth birthday. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mitten and fam
lily, of Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Lynch, of Bowers; John Scott. of Ell |
lendale, Byron Morrison, of Milford;
Charles Mitten and Mrs. Emma Belts /
of town.
Our town is taking on a holiday |
air.and the stDressare being stocked
with tempting things TO eat. The de- |
corations are attractive and in keep !
ing with the Christmas spirit.
Rev. and Mrs. N. G. Benson, of
Odessa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer T. Hopkins last Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. L. Carlisle spent several
days i'm Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. Laura Carrow has gone to
Wilmington fol- the winter.
Mrs. j. B. Grier visited in Philadel-
phia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stevenson,
Mrs. Emma Cats and sons, Harry,
Ralph and Dickie, and Miss Mildred
Wheeler were among the shoppers in
Philadelphia on Saturday.
David Green, Jr., has been sick
this week with an attack of bronchi-
tbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jewell enter
tanned on Sunday at turkey dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stokesbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lank were among
the guests at the family dinner of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stokesbury. of
Smyrna, on Sunday
The seventh annual banuet of the
Kent All Clubs was held at the fire.
house last Friday evening. The build
ing was very attractive with Chr'-t-
mas decorations. Small trees and
red candles lent to a festive air to,
the banquet hall where about one
hundred and fifty persons were serv-
ed to a turkey dinner prepared by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fire Depart
ment.
A very interesting program was
given and valuable prizes awarded to
members for outstanding work in the
club. The guest speaker was David
3. Green, principal of the Frederica
School, known for his wide exper-
ence in working with the youth of
III Club age. He stressed the ac-
,eptance of personal responsibility
hat makes efficient, social citizen
hip.
The program follows:
Welcome-W. B. Simpson. ,
Introductions.
Stunt-Wild Cats.
Dancing-Jean eastman. !
Guitars-Ann and Hazel Sapp.
Recitation-Isabell Ward. !
National Club Congress-Jennie !
lieibasa, Bruce Frazier. ,
Violin and Piano-Grace and Paul /
ne Hufnal.
Announcements. Z
Presentation of Awards-Helen :
,omstock, G. E. McCauley.
Address-Mr. David L. Green.
Candle Service Margaret Voshell. d
Movies-Dancing-Mus Mr.. Has \
ings. .. r