Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13
MILTON

At Goshen Methodist Church Sun,
day evening, December Is, at 1880
the junior and senior choirs will
render a program of Christmas
music. The junior choir, known as
the Jubilee Choir, under ]. Harold
Kings leadership, will sing GLORY
to God" Sutherland, and the senior
choir will sing "Canctus", Gounod,
and selections from the eantata
"Immanuel', under the leadership of
g. Roy Mann, music instructor, Mil
ton Public School. There will also
be solos and instrumental rendi-
tons. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to you to come and enjoy
this program.
Christmas Pageant
Sunday evening, December %, at
1880. the Christmas pageant, "The
Alteration Of the Kings and Shep-
herds" will be presented by the
Young Married People, led by Mrs.
William Mcdaniel. The young men
and women Of the Church School
will assist. Preceding the pageant,
the Primary children will present a
Christmas program, in charge Of
Mrs. David Donovan, Supt.
EpwOrth League to Attend Rally
The League members will attend
the district rally to be held at Harbe-
son Methodist Church Monday even
ing, December II, at 1880. Each
group will present a part of the pro-
gram. The Goshen young people
will present the play, "They Heard
No Song" Those who will take
part are: Charles Breuninger, Dom
aid Clendaniel, william Reed. Ken
meth SWeetman and Calvin Warning
Services for Sunday
Morning worship at 1880; Church
School at 1l;45; Epworth League at
$3.50. This will be a candleIight
service led by Ruth Breuninger.
7:30-Program of Christmas music.
School News
Walter G. Allen of the L. G. Bal
four Company, Philadelphia, visited
the school on Friday. He discussed
class rings with Mr.. Bolin. and COM
nencement invitations and name
,ards with the seniors.
The Milton School is presenting a
Christmas program on Thursday
light, December 19, at $500 O'Clock.
rhe program consists Of two parts.
rhe first will be a Christmas play
by the primary grades
With one hundred fifty participating.
rhe second part will be presented
y the high school with a play en-
tiled THE Way" Music will be
by the school orchestra,
lementary chorus and the choral
lub. There will be no admission !
ee, but as the costumes will cost j
the public is asked to !
i've a silver offering. I
The Delaware Poultry Improve !
lent Association will close its cam !
aign for membership on the 18th of
lecember. The dues are S1.O0 a 4,
ear. All poultrymen should be in
crested and join the D. P. l. A.
November 26, Fred Harper and !
lillian Baekus, representing a
)mmittee appointed by the presi-
snt Of the U. s. A., conducted a ma /
onal Boy Scout roll-call. Those I
ON Milton who took part in this
'll-call were Dan Crouch. Bill Reed, $
i'll Whaley, Don Clendaniel, Frank
n Ellingsworth, William Barker, a
oward Barker, James Steel, Neil d
ifton, Elbert Mcgee, Stanley Steen,
arence Barker, Eldert Mcgee, Don
ostles, Franklyn Gilbert, Herman
lack, and two committeeman, Rev. v
B. Vaughn and Harold NJ. Bene- d
ct.
On December 3, the local Boy. c
outs met with their master, Ralph "
ogner. in charge, and with Wallace
terich, the instructor of the even n
g. Mr.. Elterich announced that N
e Lions Club was putting on two e'
1vies for the benefit of the Boy
outs Of America. He also drilled c.
e boys in parade work. A plan
IS set up whereby each succeed re
3 meeting will be carried on uni
'mly. December 10 the evening m
II be devoted to first-aid. bI
The highest degree attainable in di
) Future Farmers of America in
J State Of Delaware is the Dia- in
md Farmers degree. In the past ST
lton has been very successful in
Imoting boys to this degree. Cecil IA
rpenter received a degree in 39-40, gu
I in 1904 the applications have w
ne in for r. Elwood Tucker and
y William Dodd. With the ac- w
Of these boys in the Nj
It, the r. w. Helm CHAPTER feels en-
lfident the degree will be given.
he boys in the farm shop are
ng special jobs in the building OF de
m equipment. The boys have On
de step-ladders, wheelbarrows. WI
~ have sharpened and set saws, co
glass, and built trussle-benches cal
they have done quite a little tab ats
die work. Parents are encour- BE
d to suggest to the boys other III
jects Of this nature that might me
done in farm or shop. del