Milford chronicle., 1941-10-10
GOshen Methodist Church

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Sunday morning at 10:3O, Rally
Day will be observed at combined
church-school service. Each men,
ber of the Board of Christian Edu-
cation of the church will speak
telling of the plan of Christian
Education in the New Methodist
Church, which is now divided in
four sections, Children's division
Young Peoples division, Young
Adults division, and Adult divi-
sion.
Studies of the past year will be
given by students. Six will receive
promotion certificates from the
Primary to the Junior Department
and will also be given Bibles. These
group is David Donovan, Jr., Pa
tricia Quigley , Jeanne Williams
William Reed, Paul Johnson and
Marshall Reynolds.
Selected music will complete the
program. This program should
prove very informative and inspira-
tional. The public is invited.
W. S. c. S. to Meet
Next Tuesday evening at 7:3O the
October meeting of the Woman's
Society for Christian Service will
meet at the church.
Youth Fellowship to Meet
Sunday evening at $3.50, the first
fall meeting of the Goshen Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship will be held
at the church. All young people
are invited to come. Donald Glen
daniel, president, will lead.
The local chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross was organized at a
meeting held in the Milton School
Library Monday evening.
The officers are: Chairman, l. c.
King, Jr., vice-chairman, Mrs. Har-
old Benedict; secretary, Mrs. War
rem Good; treasurer, Miss Beatrice
Wells; Home Service, John Fisher;
Junior work, Mrs. William Now
land; sewing, Mrs. Milton Graves;
knitting. Mrs. Carlton Draper.
Mrs. Draper offered the use of a
room in her home for sewing and
Knitting class. The junior group
plans to make so skirts in the
Home Economics Department of
the public school, under the super
vision of Mrs. Marcia Winn, teach
er.
School News
Girl Reserves, high school organ
ization of the Young Women's
Christian Association, was organ
lied in the senior high school last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Dorothy
Townsend, Dover, State director,
Y. W. G. A., was present and di-
rected the organization meeting.
Officers elected are: President,
Mary Chaloupka; vice-president,
Louise Hurley; secretary, Irma
Macklin; treasurer, Catherine Mes
sick. Committees are: Program,
lmogene Donovan, chairman, Elsie
Smith and Hazel Webb; Ways and
Means, Mary Reed, chairman, Mary
Betty Crouch, Lillian Galloway and
Leora Moore; Service and We'll
fare, Anna Hudson, chairman, Vir-
ginia Donovan and Doris Reed.
Advisor, Miss Mary King.
Thirty girls have Joined. The
group will meet at 2:4O the second
and fourth Thursday of each
month. On October 16, the new Off
GERS will be installed at a candle
light service. On October 80, a
hike and weinie roast will be held
in nearby woods.
Prizes were awarded the ninth
grade for making button holes.
First prize was given to Adonia
Otwell and second to Lucy Short.
The following have been credited
as Junior Red Cross members to
represent their class. Senior class,
Irma Macklin and Dorothy Ben
son; Junior class, Conova Rogers
and Margaret Reynolds; Sopho-
more class, Catherine Blizzard and
Theodore Stucklik; Freshman
class. Ruth Dean and Philip Mac
Innis; eighth grade, Henry Mill
man and Audio Macklin; seventh
grade, Elmeda Smith and James
Hudson.
Miss Horson, teacher of Junior
English and Social Studies, has
been ill with intestinal grip.
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