Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
FREbERicA

eliminating activity after a study a
the Middle Ages. II was an artisti
production. The scenery and cos
tunes designed by the class wer,
excellent The musical and rhythmi,
interpretations were beautifully don,
and the entire production was high
ly enjoyed by the school and guest.
present. The work was integrateC
with arithmetic, history. reading
geography, language. music and art
The program follows: ~ s
Title. How Arthur Became King
Scene 1.-The Death Of King Uther
Place, In the Castle. Time, about SOC
years ago. se statfE-
Scene II--The Meeting Of Sir Ec-
tor and Merlin. Place. at the edge OF
a wood Time. the same night.
Scene III-The Mysterious Stone
Place, in front of the chapel. Time
II years later.
Scene IV-The Sword is With
drawn. Place. in front of the chapel.
Time, the next day. a3s
Scene V-Arthur is Crowned King.
Place, in the CASTLE Time, a few
weeks later A,
Cast OF Character-Arthur, Ralph
Gray; Merlin, Harry Green; Sir Ec-
tor. Leroy Wilcutts; Koy, Bobby Alb
bott; King Uther. Kenneth McGin-
mis-; Testers. Alfred Sipple, George
Davidson: Knight, John Van Hoy;
Ladies' of the Court, Charlotte Har-
rington, Marion Davis, Ruth A. Ste
vensOn, Betty Carey. LeOna Kelley.
Earlene Webb; Peasants, Sarah
Clark, Ida Lyons, Ina Green, Louise
Boone, Nancy Banks. Marie Gallo
way, Dorothy Coverdale. Dorothy
Cohee, Frances Austin; Pages, Har-
ry Flanagan, Donald Chambers.
Play Committee-Ruth A. Steven
son, Ralph Gray. Leona Kelley. Mar
ion Davis.
At the Wilmington Public Ii
brary last week were a number of
articles made by Frederick people,
who were of the Adult Education
Class in Art and Handicraft A wall
hanging Fox Hunt in Turkey Neck" }"
Mrs. Mary Briggs: quilt Dog Carts"
for boys room, Mrs Margaret Got
tori; needlepoint, "Barratt's Chapel"
Mrs. Hovey and Mrs. Boone; needle
point, Flowers" by Miss Lucille
Person; textile, "RehOboth Beach,
Mrs. E. P. B. Leach; painted screen,
Mrs. Alice Person; water colors,
"Our Barn." Mrs. Person; "Old
Frederick School," Mrs. GOttOrf;
pottery by Miss Lucille Person. The
design for the cover Of the catalogue
was from a block print of a sampler
made by Mrs. Mary Briggs. Each
person planned and designed these
articles for use in her own home.
On Thursday evening of last week
following the prayer meeting service
a very gracious reception wa given I
to Rev. and Mrs. Everett GaAlts This
also included a donatioHE Af many !
things for the pantry. 'As's ~
Mrs. L. l.. Carlisle was chairman
for the delightful program that fol-
lows: Greeting by the president of
the Ladies Aid Society MFAsJ. Rey7-
nolds Rogers, who ihh % wei
chosen words expressed the senti-
ment of the audience in the gracious
welcome. Piano solo. Miss Margaret
Hart. Miss Hart is an accomplished
pianist and the selection was highly
enioved. A song by the juniors was
fine. Betty Spayd. "a0-
mi Belts, Evelyn Jones and Leona
ISelly with Jennie Morris at the ri
ano. A charming selection OH tue
and guitar by Jimmie and
Betty Dare. This was their first per
'ormance i'm public and it was fine.
Mrs. Joseph Gerow gave a reading
"A Wednesday Afternoon" in her
,wn charming manner that all en-
oy. Representing the board Of trus-
ees, Harry F.. Mitten, who is well
Known for his wit and humOr well
,omed the pastor and his wife with
lis accustomed felicity of language,
which left everyone in fine humor.
among the guests present were the
,astors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gault
# Berlin, Md.
The following is the schedule for
week:
Baccalaureate sermon on Sunday
morning. June 4. in the Methodist
,hurch by Rev. Everett Gault
I'll, a.INr ,
Aunt Sophronia at College"
commencement, June 6. {
Rev. Roscoe Metzger 0f the PeO- :
lie Church of Dover will address
he graduates. A cordial invitation
, extended to the public to attend
u of these affairs.
Mrs. Victor II. Warren spent the Z
'eek-end with friends at Philalel- :
hia.
Mrs. Lillian Risley, Miss Celia Ris- I
D.. Brandt Risley and Miss Everett s
lbertson. all of Northfeld. Y. j.,
otert and Earl Champion of Pleas d
ntville, N. j., were weekend guests |
I Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Green. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens Of Wel-
iington spent part of last week in a
I ederica and at their cottl%e at {
Twers. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alheris 1f
amdeu. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lip v
an Of Wilmington were Sunday \
lests of Capt. Hugh Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Davidson v
on Monday, May IS, I'm n