Milford chronicle., 1942-12-25
FREDERICK


packed Christmas boxes last week
for the Delaware Colony at Stock
ley. This is the yearly custom of
the Society to bring cheer to this
group of people who deserve our
sympathy and aid.
Thomas Lohan closed his house
last week and left for Miami, Flor
ida, to spend the winter. This is
his yearly custom.
Winfield Lane, who has been
visiting relatives and friends, has
returned to the Naval Training
Station at Providence, R. l.
The Frederick Volunteer Fire Co.
was called out at A. M. on Sun
day to extinguish a fire.
On Sunday evening the Sunday
school gave a Christmas entertain
ment in Trinity Methodist Church.
All the departments participated in
the carols and songs. Santa Claus
was present and distributed candy
to the children.
The Juniors presented a Christ
mas pageant.
Pvt. James Webb, former state
employee, entered the Army three
months ago. He is home on a z.
days furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Webb.
There will be a Christmas observ-
ance in each classroom at the
school by the respective teachers
and pupils on Christmas Eve Day.
There was Christmas tree in
each room. Gifts were exchanged
followed by a Christmas treat.
enjoyed by all the participants.
Mrs. Anna M. Harrington has re-
turned from spending several
weeks in Philadelphia.
]. H. M. Darbie spent Saturday
in Philadelphia.
Christian Maull recently moved
from a farm into town. Is now en-
ployed at Fort DUPONT. Pvt. War
ner Pritchett has returned to Co
lumbus. Ohio, after a short visit |
with relatives and frnends here.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry H. Conner
have gone to Youngstown, Ohio, to
spend the holidays with Mrs. Con-
ner's relatives.
Miss Emma Manlove went to Phil
adelphia last week to attend the
funeral services of Harry A .
Wright. Mr.. Wright was a native
of Red Oak, Iowa, and was sent
there for burial.
The juniors of Trinity Church
held their Christmas party at
Urs~s&xr Nb,rab m M0ndou ouon
ing and had wonderful time.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry M. Boone are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a grandson born on Mon
day. The parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wallace, of Wilmington.
Frederick Church News
The beautiful Christmas pageant,
1.-THE Promised One," was present
ed in Trinity Methodist Church last
evening to large and ap-
preciative audience. Mrs. E. Hovey
was director of the pageant COM
mittee. The children's division of
the church school, under the lead
ership of Mrs. E. Culver and Mrs.
G. Cook, presented recitations in
keeping with Christmas.
A beautiful large painting on
canvas of the three wise men fol-
lowing the star to Bethlehem and
the Christ and of the shepherds
can now be seen in our church.
Mrs. William Leach has painted
this lovely scene and presented it
to our church in loving memory of
her mother and father, DR.. and Mrs.
Brown.
The Young Adult Fellowship will
meet next Wednesday evening at
100 in the Sunday-school room.
All young married couples and
young adults are invited to at
tend.
Next Sunday at the morning wor-
ship hour the Rev. Edward Cassons
will be our guest speaker. The
people of our church and COM
are invited to attend the
7:30 worship service in the Cam
den. (Delaware) Methodist Church,
at which time the New David Lorig,
a Chinese, will preach.