Milford chronicle., 1942-12-18

be under the direction of Mrs. En-
ma Jones and the second grade
work under the direction of Miss
Grace Hastings. There will be a
picked chorus composed of both
second and third grade pupils I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Dorothy
Carmean. Bobby Collins will sing
solo entitled "Come Show Me the
Way" Mrs. Eliza Givens is di-
recting the dialogue. The story OF
Christmas as written by Elliott
Field, will be given by the children
in grades four, five and six, aug
mented by the high school chorus,
under the direction of Miss Joan
Steele.
In this pageant Everywoman sees
the Christmas Story in pantomine
so that she can teach it's meaning
to Everychild. Some of the old
familiar carols we dearly love to
hear at Christmas time, that will
be rendered are: "They Came With
Cheerful Song" 20 Come All Ye
Faithful" 'The First Christmas" "
'"Twas Clear and Cold," Away in
Manger," Calm Was the Night" "
20 Night of Nights" "The First
Noel" and "The Holy Family" The
girls from the fourth grade will
sing Under the Stars" to portray
New Testament characters. David
Lecrone will be the soloist in Il
Saw Three Ships"
The other characters are: Every
woman, Ruth Lynch; Everychild,
Betty Shockley; the Innkeeper,
Billy Beauchamp; Isaiah, Ralph
Banks; Joseph and Mary, Donald
Cooper and Betty Robinson; Shep-
herds, Floyd Hudson. Charles
Kaufman, Frank Richards and
Ralph Hudson; Angels, groups of
fifth grade girls; Wise Men, Wade
Wharton, Willard Mitchell and
Clifton Lathbury.
Parents and friends are always
invited to this annual program, an
hour of inspiration, program that
many friends and parents say they
don't want to miss. School will
close for the Christmas vacation
at the close of the session on We'd
nesday, December %, and will re-
open on Monday, January 4.
On Monday evening, December Z,
the Lord Baltimore p T. A. held its
regular monthly business meeting.
After the business meeting, the
meeting was turned over to the
program committee.
The theme of the program was
Being Fit" We are gratefully in
debted to the State Board of
Health, through the courtesy of
Miss Hitchner, for the splendid
cooperation in supplying a movie
film and two short talks. Miss Hit
elmer reported on her findings here
and made suggestions for correc-
tions and education on the care of
the teeth. Miss Beers, who spoke
from the nurses standpoint, told
us, as civilians, what we could do
to help ourselves and relieve the
doctors who have more than they
can do at the present time.
The senior class presented
playlet, entitled Mother Buys A
Bond" This, which was well done,
and the number of appropriate
songs like Remember Pearl Har-
bor," etc, helped to commemorate
the day. The ways and means COM
mittee reported on plans for a fund
drive, which is to be held during
the month of January. This will
20 lyn fhn rNlana nf
A. supper. For further details, see
the newspaper the week of Janu-
airy 4.
Mr.. Lecrone reported, in the alb
sence of Mr.. Butler who had to
be away, on the farm show, the
scrap drive, and the farm shop
project resulting from the sale of
scrap. A building has been moved
on the school yard, which will be
put in shape and heated, where
the farmers of the community can
solve some of their problems in re-
pairing machinery, etc.
New music has been secured for
the orchestra and glee club. Re-
freshments were served at the close
of a delightful program. The next
meeting will be held in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald James ac-
companied their baby daughter to
the Union Memorial Hospital in
Baltimore. Md, where Faye Donna,
their little daughter, will undergo
a plastic surgical operation. Their
many friends have our best wishes.
Cleaning or repairing a well is