Milford chronicle., 1938-12-09


hoped that as many as possible will
take advantage Of this opportunity
by attending.
There must be an enrolment OF
Is for each class with the exception
OF music where there must be rs,
Please check the classes you would
sttend and return promptly as our
application must he filed by Thurs
day, December 18th.
Possible classes are:
Public Offairs.
Garment Making.
Physical Education and Recreation.
Music.
Home Upkeep
Home Making.
Business Arithmetic.
Everyday English.
Art. s"~
Handcraft.
Home Planning and Decoration.
Science in Everyday Living.
Nature Study.
Agriculture and Poultry Husband
ry (name what phase you are espec-
tally interested in).
Sincerely yours,
David NJ. Green, Prin.
The second grade teacher received
a charming surprise at the school at
400 p. m. last Tuesday. II was her
birthday anniversary and also her
eighteenth year of primary work.
The principal, David NJ. Green,
Mrs. Marian E. Keyes. seventh grade
teacher; Mrs. Eleanor Mick. sixth
grade; Miss Edith M. farrell, fifth
grade; Miss Mildred Wheeler, fourth
grade; Mrs Marjorie Jewell, third
grade; Miss Elizabeth WalstrOm,
first grade, and Mrs. Thelma Kocher,
the art teacher had :. beautifully ap-
pointed table all set and centered
with birthday cake and candles. Al
ter the feast of ice cream and cake, a
further surprise awaited her. 1t was
a beautiful early colonial desk lamp
a gift from the group. II was a gen.
uine red letter day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest, of Bowers,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Hendricks on Friday evening.
On Wednesday at noon, Mrs. Ida
johnson. Mrs. Helen Wyatt and Mrs:
Dorothy Miller brought a freezer oil
homemade ice cream and three large
cakes and apples to the Frederiea
school as a surprise to Richard Mil
Ter. on his 18th birthday. All the 70
pupils of the seventh grade OF which
Richard is pupil participated in the
celebration during the noon hour and
had wonderful time, ..,....
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach have
returned home from RehObOth for
the winter az
Miss Claramohd Belts and Miss
Sara Alexander, 0f Wilmington, spent |
the Weekend with Mrs. S. X. Belts:
Mrs, Hettie Palmer was guest last
week of Rev. and Mrs n. G. BENSON
of Odessa. .s
Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder Thomas spent |
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I
Vinyard, Of Denton, Md. .,.. ,..
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hopkins ana |
Fred Hopkins attended The wedding I
dinner Of Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph Satteriield at Harrington on
last Sunday. Other. guests were Mr.,
and Mrs. Emerson Lafgrell and son
of st. Michaels, Henry Marvel. OF
MIR, and Mrs. c. J. Sat
terfield. Of Magnolia
Miss Cora B. Clark. daughter OF the
late Frisby and Mary G. Clark. Of
'The Green, Dover, died Sunday,
4th. Services were held
from her late residence in Frederick /
On Tuesday at 1880 p. IN. Interment
was made at Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Camden. She had been member OF
M. p. Church of Dover, for
Rfty years. Her devotion to her'chur-
,h was an inspiration from girlhood /
,ntil the end. She led a beautiful
life. She never complains L
ID. God was her strength and guild
ng star. Services were conducted
,y Rev. +. nj. Shoekley Of Wesley M.
). Church OF Dover, who was assist
Il by Rev. II. B. Kelso of Frederick.
Mrs. John Jewell spent Saturday
shopping with friends in PhiladeI-
,hia. ." '''' n
The Ladies Aid Society was de-
ightfully entertained last Friday
,vening in Trinity Church by Mrs. |
lawrence Cain. Mrs. Ponder Thomas
md Mrs. Burris Spurry.
The room was artistically decorat- /
d with holly. red geraniunis and !
,oinsettas. Vases of yellow chrysan- !
hemams also added a festive note TO
he occasion. The president, Mrs.
bella Wilson, presided and assisted .
" Mrs. A. B. Harrington, prepared :
he program. II f0llowss /
Piano duet. Mrs. w. F. Neide and
Iiss Elizabeth Lank. s
Reading-"My Great Aunt's Poetry" i
nd ar, Miss Elizabeth Walstrom. :
Music. n
Reading-"The Inn Keeper. Mrs.
'aughn Warren. d
Selection-A debate, Which is \
lighter, the Pen or the Sword?" T
Irs. Harry F. Mitten.
Mrs. II. b. Kelson gave q highly in
eresting talk on Jerusalem, Naz- !,
reth and Bethlehem. She also had ;
ANY interesting articles displayed
lhich she collected on her visit to
he Holy Land. This was followed
v singing, 20 Little Town Of Bethle-
emT and Holy Night.
The hostesses served cake and ice 8
ream nodded in the shape OF tur- !
ev The evening was much enjoyed. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fowler spent ?
le weekend with their mother, Mrs. y
larry BethaFds who returned ~ Fhila \
sIphia with them for the winter. G
Mrs. w. w. Wilson who has been III q
i'm cold is able to be out again. Z
Stanley Sipple whose store was
artIy burned last week. moved into b
lother OF Mrs. j. B. Derrsekson's o
ores on Market street. j