Milford chronicle., 1938-12-16
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sides the singing of Christmas Carols
by the choir. The decorations will
be the large Christmas tree, with
electric lights, and trimmings. The
Sunday School will receive its usual
treat of box of candy. Every one
welcome TO attend this entertain
ment on Christmas Eve at the
church.
Rev. w. S. Grant preached an i'm
pressive sermon last Sunday morn
ing, following Sunday School. Text
was found In st. Mark, 4th Chapter
and 2Sth verse. Epworth League in
the evening was led by Elizabeth
Derrickson. They are having a con-
test for attendance.
The Christian Church Sunday
School will have its Christmas en-
tertainment on Saturday night, Dec.
"a. The annual Pal party was
held at the church hall of the Chris
tian Church ON Friday night, which
was a success. Refreshments were
served, and an evening Of fellowship
was spent.
The Missionary Society of the
Christian Church met at the home
of Mrs. John Williams on Thursday
night.
The Presbyterian Church Sewing
Circle held its covered dish supper
at the home Of Mrs. Katie Tunnel on
Wednesday evening. There were
quite number present who enjoyed
this occasion.
The Presbyterian Church will con-
duct its Christmas service on Sunday
night, Dec. 25. All are invited to be
present and enjoy the candle-light
service at 6:30 P. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Banks were
guests at dinner on Sunday of Mr..
and, Mrs. Raymond Dolby and son,
Bruce Ray. It was the S4th birthday
of Mr.. Banks. and Mrs. Dolby, their
Youngest child, and Bruce Ray, their
youngest grandchild.
Senator and Mrs. ID. w. Steele en-
tertained at dinner on Saturday eve
ming, the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tubbs, Senator and Mrs.
Ebe Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. Roddy
Murray, Mrs. Elsie Hickman, Mrs.
Harriet Pyle and mother, Mrs. Rosa
Vandergrift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson en-
tertained at turkey dinner on Sun
day, their relatives, namely, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Richards, MIR. and Mrs.
Theodore Richards, their daughter
Gladys and son Oliver; Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Derrickson and daughter
Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Der
rickson and four children, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Kaufman and son Charles, |
besides Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ford, OF |
Philadelphia, who spent the week |
end with the JOhnsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Richards !
and son Gerald of Philadelphia, vis-
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
E. Hickman on Sunday. 1t was the |
occasion of Mr.. T. +. Hickman's
birthday. Their other daughter and
son-in-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Maurice
Evans, and their son Jimmie, visited /
the above Hickmans on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hickman, Jr.
had as their guests on Sunday, the
latter's brothers and sisters, Messrs.
Harry and Paul Williams and sister
Miss Frances williams, all of Days
boro, and sister, Miss Ruth Will
liams, of Lewes.
Irwin and Marie Steele and Mar
iOrie Keen and Mrs. Edna Walls mo-
tored to Philadelphia and spent the
weekend with friends and relatives.
The committee on recitations and
the pageant for the Christmas enter
tainment is Elizabeth Derrickson,
Zadie Wilgus, Alice Bennett, Dorothy
Long and Etha Richards. Music COM
mittee Helen Kaufman ana Dorothy
Holt and d. r. Montgomery. COM
mittee on decorations to be published
next week.
Al the Lord Baltimore Womens
Club which met at the home OF Mrs.
saIlie Calhoun, the program was
very interesting. Mrs. Madeline
Whaley made an address. The topic
was Literature. Mr.. Butler OF the
high school, spoke on the subject
lao. Refreshments by hostess. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Murray motored
10 Philadelphia on Sunday, to visit
heir daughter, Mrs. George Hooker,
who underwent an operation for ap-
Dendicitis recently at the hospital.
The u. S. engineers l25-ft. yacht'
'Bidette", commanded by Capt. FRANK
)uillen of Philadelphia, who was
1orn and raised here. sailed through !
he Indian River Inlet ON Friday, !
1ec. 9th. Senator Wilmer Steele !
resident pro TEN of the Senate; Mr. /
Amos McCabe, dealer in feed, and
Nm. p. Short, contractor OF this 4
were among those on s
,nard the "Bidette" as she sailed \
through the inlet.
Harry Quillen and family OF Har- 9
ington. eircled among relatives :
ere on Sunday, and visited his par
nts. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quillen. g.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox motored I
o Philadelphia over the weekend TO !
isit relatives.
ord Baltimore School News .
lSlow Down for Their Sake" was \
he slogan that won for Harold 4
,ong. a pupil in the eighth grade OF 4
he Lord Baltimore school, the prize n
\ the safety slogan contest put on n
" the local P T. A. Hurley Little s
on and Ormil Savage, pupils IN the /.
anne grade. won honorable mention I,
or the following slogans, respec-
lively: "0nly Fools Break TraInc c
sules" and Speed May Thrill But v
)ften Kills" The safety committee v
4 the school acted as the judges. 8
A Christmas party was given by
ir. Branford, the principal, TO the Il
residents of the classes and other v
of the school on Fri
ay evening, December 3. AFTER a r
iseussion of the various problems q
...e.....s,.r, tha dfffarant QrOung. a