Milford chronicle., 1950-12-22

READERS:
This Christmas letter Of 1850 seems little difficult
SSS write Il should be So because we still hold
to our religious beliefs our four freedoms and would
be glad this coming holiday of health and happiness
for all There difference, however, that cannot
mount and those who try fine optmst and do admire
them Shall try welcome the day and make the most
Of it for re and families and in our prayers
remember those who far away and who thinking about
US?
survey of those who help to make social things Of moment
this time Of the year, left much be desired The dance
Tuesday evening be the big happening Of the
Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Ted Aber Mr. and Mrs J.
William Wells will be among those entertaining at inter-
mission And Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Isaacs and Mr. and Mrs
Carson Ward entertaining afterward for breakfast which
should be lot of fun, served in the basement of the
Iaac home South Wanu There sure to be more
but just this is the cop that has my notice.
Dances in other will have their share Of young
people and will make gay holiday season, hope.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas p Bennett of Rehoboth are partc
uay happy these days. On Saturday their second child was
born in Beebe Hospital Lewes andt son. They have
named him Thomas Parsons Bennett r Their daughter
Bonnie Sue spending month here with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Granville B. Kinder
The SIND birthday Of John W. Hastings was celebrated
last week Mr. Hastings retired after working with
the ~ B. Downing Company for thirty years. and Mrs
Fastngs as happy have this celebration in his honor
Present were Mr. and Mrs. William Watson, Mr. and Mrs
Lockn Huth and daughter, N B. Downing Miss Catherine
Downing, and Clarence Downing, who showed pictures of
his trip and particularly interesting picture Of Mr.
Hastings and Mr. Downing the MILL when they both took
an active part
Small groups be getting together for cards. patc-
ulary Mr., and Mrs. R. Harwood Jamison enter
tanned such group their home last week on Thursday
evening for dessert and the popular game The days have
been too full for much entertaining and the preference has
been given school and church preparation for the Christmas
services Particularly pleasing an invitation which
came to attend the Christmas party Of section of the
sixth grade tomorrow hope shall be able TO 20 and am
grateful those pupils Of Miss Carters who remembered
me at this busy time Ones interest in school activities never
lags but unless the personal made or direct
appeal for some thing, go way and seemingly
forget these important happenings
The Christmas lighting in private homes beginning to
appear and the will be lovely b the time Sunday eve
nng arrives These expressions of individual tastes are much
enjoyed and make very nice greeting the little old man
who will make his annual vis emptyng his pack OF gifts
for the good little girls and boys
The greeting cards. each with special message have been
numerous and lovely How good hear from those who
make this time their only with frends The one
from Dr. and Mrs Leslie Dobson with their little family Of
three appreciated Even tiny Susan Margaret lust few
weeks old, had wise look she must make good first
impression which she did This seemed fitting time TO
bring to remembrance Milford people George Hynson
who wrote the homey we, have grown to love and
appreciate was happy that Just fitted the
season and used for my greeting Perhaps it would be well
TO share It with each of you who not on my list This
is it,