Milford chronicle., 1938-12-23
OCEAN VIEW

to express the meaning of the Gif
OF the Christ Child, who came 4
bring Peace, Joy and Love.
The Methodist Sunday School vii
present their Christmas pageant OF
Saturday night, Dec "a. in the mali
auditorium of the church. The titl'
is christmas Treasures" One fea
ture win be the manger, and the par
it played in the birth of Jesus. Every
teacher desires also to have eacI
member Of her Sunday School class
present on this occasion Saturday
night, and especially on Sunday
morning, Christmas day, at church.
Rev. w. S. Grant will deliver two
sermons here ON Sunday. one in the
morning and the other at night, at
Bethel NJ. e. Church.
The Christian Church Sunday
School will conduct its Christmas
entertainment ON Saturday night,
Dee. "a, at the church. The pageant
was presented ON Sunday night last.
The Presbyterian Church will hold
a Christmas eandle-light service ON
Sunday night, Dec 25th. al $3.50. All
are invited.
Archie t. Richards mOtored from
Prospect Park. Moore. Pa. TO spend
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Geofgiana Richards, here.
Harry Richards and brother, Capt.
Russell Richards and wife. mOtored
from Phila. and visited their father,
James A. Richards. over weekend.
Mrs. Hettie Gray and daughter and
sOn-in-law and grandson. MIR. and
Mrs. Clifton Evans, motored TO Phila.
for visit and returned on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Derrickson
and children of Phila., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ulysses West and two daughters
and son, of Camden. n. j., We're
guests of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen DerrieksOn, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. MeCabe and son
Amos McCabe, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Levin McCabe of Bishop
vile, motored to Harrington, where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs Abisha Nc
Cabe and family.
jonathan Long and family have
been participating in butchering OF
fine porkeFs at the homes of their
sons, and at their home. too and hav-
ing big dinners.
Mrs. Augustus Bennett has the
pleasure of having her five sons.
Cove, Ward, Isaac. Delmar and Ed
gar Bennett, and their families, visit
her during this season.
The Lord Baltimore Consolidated
School held a fine Christmas enter
tainment on Thursday night of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox have re-
turned home after visit with rela-
tiVes in New York.
Allen Daisey is home for u visit
with his wife and family.
The Loyal Workers Sunday School
Glass held its December meeting at
the home of Mrs. George Robinson on
Tuesday night. There were sixteen
present, and after the business was
transacted. the devotiOns were appro- |
pirate to Christmas. Election of Off !
GERS took place. a very enjoyable
social hour took place. and refresh
ments of ice cream and homemade
cake was served. 1t was an occasion
long 10 be remembered. I
Lord Baltimore School News
One hundred and twenty-five books (
suited TO every grade in the elemen-
;ary school have just been added to
that library. Among them are books i
both for work and for enjoyment. |
Most of them have gay covers and .
interesting illustrations.
The most powerful tool with
which our school can implement its
pupils is the ability to read and use
Eooks-n0t merely the ability to say
the words and interpret the meanings
of the printed symbols but TO utilize
all their resources. The
new eurricular units are so rich in
content that they put across many
fields of human knowledge such as
geography, music. art,
science and literature. Such a cur
rieulum truly makes the library an
necessity TO the school,
as children find it necessary to con-
suit books as helping friends" when
their assignments.
Last spring many of the books in
the library had TO he rebound be-
cause through careless use and hand
ling their backs had been broken and
they were all losing their leaves All .
Of them have returned to us as good {
as new.
The wise and careful use of our |
library books is one of the most inn
Dortant lessons the pupils can learn.
Music had no charm for some pu s
pills in the sixth grade until recently
when flutes were introduced. Ere I
luently requests were made to do l
Dther work during the music period. |
When trying to plan for future pro-
.edures that would he interesting
md profitable to all. il was recalled !
hat Mr.. BraAford had spoken about
of the expensive flutes I
n one of The first faculty meetings. {
When one was shown TO the class. '
many pupils were fascinated by the I
appearance and luPed by the price.
The orders were gratifying. Enough '
lutes were ordered to supply each {
member of the grade. Within a few {
ays. after their arrival each person s
n the gra6e was playing a simple 1
Melody. q
Some progress has been made dur !
ne the short time the pupils have c
ad them. 1t is hoped that their use {
lill not only capture the interest of {
he so-called non-musical. but also S
ring out latent abilities. e
New members for the Safety Patrol
the Lord Baltimore elementary
chool were appointed this week The [
blowing pupils we're selected from
ne intermediate grades: Grade six, !
.uth McCabe. Ralph Hickman. Grace
nd DFflnrqrs { Z