Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20

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| Everyone had a delightful time. TC
1 ward the end of the evening refresh
ments were served. Those preseu
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bolin, vii
, liam w. Bolin, Mrs. Aileen Welcl
i Miss Esther Weakley, Miss RATHER
ine Gray, Mrs. Goldie Owens, Mrs
Elsie E. Palmer, Mrs. Emma Hop
, kins, Mrs. Marguerite White, Mis-
Sarah Ferguson, Miss Sara Darby
Mrs. Jane Black, Mrs. Elizabeth Shi
velhood, James L. Marvel, GeOrg
Larke, H. o. Brittingham, G. Ro.
Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Benedict
Mrs. Gladys Palmer. Mrs. Eldor;
Reed, Mrs. Clyde King, Charles 7
Vent and Frank Mcgee.
+. +. A.
On Wednesday evening, December
II. thirteen boys from the r. w
Helm Chapter F. F. A. motOred tC
Dover to see the exhibit of the Della.
ware Crop Improvement Association
and the Peninsula Horticultural AS
sOciation which was held in the Do
yer Armory. In the evening they at
tended the state annual f. F. A.
banquet. Those attending the ban
quet from Milton were Cecil Car
penter, Frank Stogden. Theodore
Hastings. Russell Benson, Calvin
Warrington, Clarence Barker. Don
aid Clendaniel, Robert Stevenson,
James Chancellor, Ray DOdd, Rus
sell Donovan, Russell Benson and
the local advisor, Mr.. Benedict. Rus
sell Bennett and MIR. Benedict fur
nished the transportation for the
trip. The program for the evening
consisted of address of welcome from
E. Hall DOwnes. superintendent of
the Dover schools. Introduction of
guests by the agriculture F. F. A.
advisor, Paul NJ. HOdsOn. Pen Isaacs.
the state president this year. gave a
report on the activities of the Della
ware association. The main speaker
OF the evening was Andy Stronstrom.
Past National f. f. A. president and
associate editor of the Farm Jour
nal. Mr.. StronstTom is an old ac-
quaintance of Mr. Benedict, having
met him in 1885 at the American
Royal Horse Show which was held in
Kansas City. Mr.. Benedict being an
alternate judge on dairy cattle rep
resenting Penn State College, and
Mr.. StrOnstrOm was running for the
presidency of the Future Farmers.
The various local chapter furnish
ed entertainment as follows: Quar-
tet, Harrington, harmOniCas; quar-
tet. Laurel: monOlOg, MiddletOwn:
hypnotism. Greenwood. and Hill
Billy music from the r. W. Helm |
Chapter of Milton. A movie was pro-
jected of pictures taken of the new
Dover poultry plant. This conclud-
ed the evening.
Assembly
On Monday, December S. fashion
show was presented by the home eco
lOmic girls under the supervision of 4
Mrs. Winn. Each student modelled
he dress that she recently had made
Ii class. There was also a display of
he dresses dating from 1852 to the
present day. This was very much
'njoyed by the school and many
'uests.
Then Private Clarence Il. Lynch of
he state police force. presented the
students with certificates
howing that they had passed their )
river test: Carl Campbell, James Z
)aliOus. Paul Parsons. Mabel Wiki (
MS. Madeleine Postles. Eulahlee
Iutchins. Mary Betty Crouch. ImO-
enc DOnOvans Robert Stevenson,
russell Donovan. Russell Benson,
tanley Steen, Edward Scott and
DOnald Crider. S
On December IL members of the ?
class and their teacher, lS
lr. Marvel, spent the day visiting s
he Planitarium and the Franklin
institute in Philadelphia. &
Friday afternoon, December 90, 5
ne school will close for the Christ z
las holidays and will reopen Thurs 6
ay morniDg( January ?. :
Osilen Methodist Church News
Christmas will be observed at all 6
le services. At the morning SER I
ice at 1880 O'Clock, Christmas mu- g
C will be rendered by the Jubilee g
hoir. New members will be receiY- Z
l into the church. -
At the church school service at e
AS o'clock the two classes of
oys. taught by Mrs. William B. ip
'agamon and Mrs. Fred Reed will &
ad the worship service with Will 3
am Dickerson presiding. They will g
We vocal and musical numbers and *
include with the play, "They Heard 9
o Song" The class of girls taught g
2 Miss Clara Walls will sing a x
LrOl. The church school will pre- q
mt its annual gift TO the students. g
At 1880 p. M, the pageant "The q
doratiOn of the Kings and Shep- q
,rds" will be given with the entire q
hOOl taking part. Mrs. William q
is chairman Of the page 8
It. The primary department, led by X
rs. David Donovan. will present 3
Ogram preceding the pageant. 8
A cordial welcome awaits your 81
ming. q
worth League Attends Rally 8
Last Monday evening 95 young b
ople and councillors attended the d
i1y held by the Epworth Leagues 3
this section at the Community q
all at Harbeson. Rehoboth was 81
by the largest number, X
Twenty-three went from Grace q
d Goshen Churches. The next 8
aeting will be held at Goshen
Iurch on Monday evening, January g
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