Milford chronicle., 1938-12-23
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presented at the Methodist Protest.
ant Church on Sunday. The Senior
Choir. aided by members of the Jun
ior choir, presented a program oi
music at the morning service which
included anthems and a solo by Mrs
Oscar Neamish. Mrs. Frank Wilson
and Miss Ethel Hall sang duet. Rev
G. z. Turner preached Christmas
! sermon on the subject: THE Christ
mas STAR In the evening service
the children held forth with a pro-
gram of recitations, songs and dia-
logues. The program was arranged
from the Primary Department and
/ the Junior Department. Mrs. Calvin
I Simpson, Miss Ethel Hall. Mrs. Sallie
1 Cahall. Mrs. Francis Graham, Mrs.
Linda Layton. Mrs. Gilbert z. Turner
and Mrs. Angie Graham had cnarge
/ of the program. Mrs. Harry r.
Murphy, Miss Edith Smith and Mrs.
Nora Tharp arranged the decora-
tiOns. Those who took part in the
program included Leslie Wix. ElwOod
Shuttle. Donald Jester, David Smith,
GeOrgianna Hurd Clayton Emory,
Elva Ray Rash. Lucille Derrickson.
Rosalie Kirkby. Betty Louise Sheath.
Mary Reta Hurd. Donald Turner.
Bobby Shuttle, Patsy Ann Billings.
Shirley Simpson. Connie Lord, Phyl-
lis Ann Hopkins. Joyce 0'Neal.
Gwenn Waller. Irene LaCrOss, Pa
tricia Holloway. Joe Hmrd. Silvia
Breeding. David Turner. Jane Weleh,
Charles Robertson, Virginia Hura.
Curtis Melvin. Doris Shuttle. Bobby
Jester, Duet. 20 Star of Matchless
SplendOr." Bertha Rash and Gordon
Widdowson. Recitations, Billy Clark
son. Gladys Wix. Hilda Mae Meredith
and Billy Jester. The special Christ
mas offering which is applied TO
Conference assessments, amounted to
$4,000.
The social event of the season was
the Christmas dance sponsored by
the young professional and business
men of the community. The dance I
was held in the high school auditor /
ium last Friday night. Phil Harvey's 1
orchestra of Salisbury furnished mu /
sic for the dancers. About $50 were 1
III attendance. Guests were present Z
from Dover. Milford. Georgetown. !
Lewes. fredericksburg, Denton and J
New York Many beautiful gowns 4
were worn. Some of the ladies pres
ent included Miss Alta Coffin. Mil
ford. who wore dark green velvet:
Mrs. Edwin Messick. Milford. blue
velvet gown with accessories to
match; Mrs. Clyde Nelson. Milford.
black velvet: Mrs Eugene Ross. Har-
rington. lavender chiffon with rhine
stone shoulder straps. Mrs. Helen
Harrington, Harrington. white gown
with red and silver sandals. Mrs.
Samuel Williams and Mrs. Ruth
Powell of Harrington. were also
gowned in white with silver sandals.
Mrs. Horace Quillen wore a beautiful
wine -colored velvet gown. Mrs. Eth
el Raughley wore black trimmed with
black sequins. Mrs j. c. Messner
wore rose colored lace gown. Mrs.
Crawford Bailey of Georgetown wore
black brocaded silk with green vel
vet trimmings and silver sandals.
Fred Bailey. ST.. Fred Bailey. Jr..
and Howard Cooper were on a deer
trip in New Jersey on Sat
urday.
90 United States Senator James H.
Hughes called upon friends here
afternoon.
Professor William d. Scott. Jr.. OF
St. Andrews School, Middletown. is
spending the Christmas holidays with
his father William d. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Massey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hanson are
spending the holidays in Florida.
Mrs. Samuel Raughley of Bridge
Vile called upon friends here on ]
Friday.
Harry c. Tee. Jr.. is home from the
of North Carolina TO spend
he Christmas holidays with his 5
,arents, Mr. and Mrs Harry c. Tee.
sr
Miss Adele Masten of Western
Maryland College. is the guest of Mr.. {
nd Mrs A C. Creadick during the '
holidays I
Miss Ruth Raughley. Harry Quill 4
in. and Paul Fader. students at the /
University of Delaware, are spending '
he Christmas holidays with their re- I
pective parents.