Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07
FREDERICK

The Women's Society for Chris
tian Service will meet in the Sun
day school room next Friday, Nov.
Z, at $500 O'Clock. The hostesses
will be Mrs. Willard Sapp, Mrs.
Philip Remick and Mrs. Freda VIII
CUTS. Plans will be completed at
the meeting for the bake sponsored
by the Society, which will be given
in town the following day for the
benevolences for the church:
A four-reel picture taken amid
the color and glamor of North In
dia, will be shown in Trinity Meth
odist Church on Sunday evening,
November 16, at 1880 o'clock. A
silver offering will be received.
This is a realistic motion picture
of the Christian missionary's ev-
eryday life, joys and sorrows, king
dom building tasks and varied unS
dertakings to bring happiness into
human lives. All are invited to
worship and see this splendid pic
ture.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert M. Caskie
will conduct their last service next
Sunday morning. Our community
has been greatly blessed by these
people of God who have brought
the Gospel message by music and
the word. They have been enter
tanned by Rev. Harry Conner the
past two weeks and at dinner each
evening by the members of the
church
Rev. and Mrs. Caskie will direct
the evangelistic services at Milford
Neck Church from Nov. until the
9. All are welcome.
The banner for the highest at
tendance in September in our
school was awarded to the second
grade, the percentage being $50.
This grade has also won the bap-
ner for October with a 100 per cent
attendance. The children who have
made this fine record are Kenny
Boone, Billy Galloway, Joseph
Cook, Jr., Jackie Donovan, James
Greenly, Lester Holleger, Billy
Cubbage, Bobby Seward, Dorothy
Wooters, Doris Wooters, Mary Vir-
ginia Postles, Mary M. Postles,
Ruth Ann Johnson, Kathleen Jes-
ter, Clara Lou Green, Dora Forrest,
Marie Coverdale, Janice Beebe, Ell
len Baker.
The third grade made the high
est score for having the greatest
number of "a" lunches for the
month. The children are encour-
aged to eat substantial food and to
drink milk every day. The third |
grade will receive free admission |
to a movie. On Friday afternoon |
the grades from 1 to 6 had Hallow-
cen parties in their respective
class-rooms.
On Saturday evening Hallow-
cen party was held in the Sunday
school room of Trinity Methodist
Church. The room was attractively
decorated for the occasion. Prizes
were given for the best dressed and
the funniest looking costume. Miss
Margaret Hart played for the
marching.
Rev. Harry Conner conducted the
games and a hilarious evening of
innocent fun was enjoyed. Cookies
and lemonade were served.
The pupils of our public school
had the fine opportunity to visit
the eneampment at the Holiday
farm, near town, for a short time
to see the anti-aircraft division
from Fort Dupont last Thursday af-
ternoon. They were curious and in
terested to see the army. The
soldiers were courteous in answer
ing the questions of these young
sters who certainly appreciated
everything they saw and heard.
Harry Carter, of Philadelphia,
was the weekend guest of Mrs.
Hettie Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manlove
and children, of Ellendale, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Boone ON Sunday.
Mrs. Dorothy Carpenter, of Win {
N. c., is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F.
Mitten. Mrs. Mitten has been ill
q
Miss Anna Bigelow, of Lake Sar-
anac, N. Y, is visiting Mrs. Katie
Boone for two weeks. {
Mrs. B. F. Burton visited friends {
IN Philadelphia last week.
j. H. Morrison Darbie and family G
moved to Frederick on Saturday I
nto the residence recently vacated I
by Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Darby. v
Mrs. Marion C. Keyes, the sew n
snth grade teacher, is ill in the :
Milford, Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Coulter is substituting for her v
rery efficiently. n
Mrs. 1. w. Belts has gone to
Cast Orange, N. j., to spend the a
winter with her son-in-law and s
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j. v
)odd.
At the Halloween party at the a
on Thursday night of N
asst week there was an immense
rowd to participate. Cash prizes p
we're awarded. N
Therese Goodwin will be the lead
r of the Junior League Sunday al
vening, Nov. 8. g
Mrs. Ruth Keeling Belts and M
aughter, Bonnie, spent Wednes-
ay with her grandmother, Mrs al
usan Bostic, at Canterbury. dI