Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
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and antiquated sheds in front d
buildings In the business districts
have been demolished and re-
moved, a sufficient number of then
remain to mar the looks Of thai
section. The electric signs which
a number OF the progressive bust
ness houses have installed lose
much of their effectiveness by the
retention of these remaining relics
of bygone days and give the town
a ragged appearance that is moi
merited. The property owners
who continue to permit the sheds
to remain. could give no greater
evidence of good will toward their
adjoin@g neighbors and the town
in general than by promptly re-
moving the unsightly structures,
and the present is a peculiarly fit-
ting time to exhibit such feeling.
Christmas Observance at
Goshen Methodist Church
Next Sunday will be observed as
Christmas Sunday at Goshen Meth
odist Church. At 1920 the pastor.
Rev. Joseph B. Vaughn, will bring
the message. The Jubilee Choir led
by Mrs. Linden Postles, will sing
a Christmas anthem.
At 11:45, the Church School will
convene. The worship service will
be led by group of young people.
The subject will be "Tidings Of
Great JOY"
At 1880 Sunday evening, the
Church School will present the
annual Christmas pageant entitled
"The Star Leads On" Twenty-Five
young people, led by the members
of the Young Married Peoples
Group, will take part.
The pageant will be in four
parts: 1, "The Magi Follow the
STAR" 2, "The Shepherds Follow
the Starr" 8, "The Star and the
Manger;" 4, Youth Follows the
Star"
The pageant is under the direc-
tion of Mrs. William Mcdaniel and
Mrs. Joseph B. Vaughn.
Boys Away to be Remembered
Boys in the Army and Navy will
be sent Christmas greetings by the
Fisher Bible Glass.
Christmas carols will be broad
cast for one hour from the tower
of the church next Saturday even
ing, Christmas Eve, and Christmas
morning. This will be made pos
sible by Vernon Reed who has an
system.
Three new members have been
added to the Goshen Cradle Roll of
which Mrs. George H. NAPLES is
the superintendent. They are Gla-
dys Louise Hurley, infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hurley;
Joyce Fay Goodwin, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Good
win, and Charles William West, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Eldren
West.
School News
The annual Christmas play and
pageant will be given in Milton
School on the evening of Monday,
%. The program will
consist of a Christmas play, Dor
othy Dolls Dilema," given by the
primary grades. This will include
all of the $50 primary
pupils.
The high school will present the
usual Christmas pageant. This
will be made up of the series Of
scenes from the story of the birth
If Christ. Music will be furnished
by the Choral Club and the ele-
choir.
There will be no admission, but
i silver offering will be taken for
necessary expenses.
There is an epidemic Of chicken
,ox in the primary grades.
What are we girls doing for the
Junior Red Cross? First, we have
sewing class once a week, in
which we are at present making
kirts and rompers. Monday night,
December s, Is girls attended this
lass, assisted by two teachers,
lrs. Marcia Winn and Miss Esther
Veakley. These girls are: Elsie
jmith, Dorothy Benson, Irma
Iacklin, Imogene Donovan, Mary
Iced Geneva Rogers, Thelma
Iced, Doris Reed, Aileen Donovan,
Wanda Clendaniel, Betty Belts,
lmily ClendanieI, Ruth Reed, Ann
Iced, Almira Reed.
The elementary Junior Red !
ross meets every Wednesday af-
srnoon in knitting class at 200,
ssisted by Mrs. Carlton Draper.
hey would appreciate any scraps !
( wool that are donated. :
All those wishing to help in this
-ork are welcome at these meet J
lgs. :
On December 5, the Milton High
chool basketball team played j.
[. Clayton, winning all three +
ames-Junior, high school girls !
nd boys. Pearl Belts was the y
,p scorer for the girls game, and b
imes Reed for the boys. Milton
off to a good start and hopes to 3
sep it up. The scores we're: Jun E
# game, 26-2; girls game, 1928, !,
I'd boys, 28-11. Friday, Decem-
sr 12, we played Millsboro, losing
le and gaining one. Although at U
Ie end of the first half Milton 9
rls had a score of 1910, we lost ;
2 16 points, the score ending 1927 <
favor of Millsboro. The boys r
on victory of 26-13 II
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