Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16

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native material for use in our
class room, as we'll as sound mo-
tion picture films. Other Christmas
Seal services include nursing serv-
ice for patients unable to pay, di-
agnostic clinic service, rehabilita-
tiOn, and medical research. Let us
do our best this year to make the
Christmas Seal Sale of the Della
ware Anti-Tuberculosis Society
success.
SPECIAL TALKS Beginning on
Monday, November IL, a series of
Is talks will be given every other
week to the Milford Special Dis
trict faculty and others interested
on special aspects of the general
topic, "The Teachers Responsible
ty in Developing the Whole Child.
This series is being coordinated
by DR.. Ramon c. Cobbs, Superin-
tendent of the Milford Schools. The
first talk will be given bysDean Will
liam Penrose, of the University of
| Delaware on the subject, How
Faculties Can Work Together, be-
| ginning at 3:15 p. m, at the Mil
ford High School. DR.. DOliO, also
of the School of Education, Uni
versity of Delaware, will give the
second talk on November 26th, en-
titled. Basic Human Develop
ment."
RECALLED-Rev. Thomas G.
Jones, after serving HarbesOn
Charge for two years, purchased a
home at Tilghman, Md, where he
was living when called back into
| service again by the District Sup
erintendent Rev. o. A. Bartley, to
supply the Seaford Circuit due to
the illness of the ex-pastOr, Rev.
! E. E. Crockett.
! Mr.. Jones retired from the min
istry three years ago but has never
missed a Sunday filling some pull
pit since his retirement from the
active ministry.
They have now moved into the
parsonage located at 524 Pine
Street, Seaford, Delaware. Many
improvements have been made by
the members of the three churches
and surprise party was given to
the new occupants on last Friday
evening by the members of the
Wesley Church. Each one brought
a gift of provisions and other arti-
cles which filled the pantry. Re-
freShments were served.
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MILTON BLUE CROSS - The
annual opportunity for residents
of the Milton area TO join the Mil
ton Community Blue Cross GrouT
occurs this year on November 2S
and 80 and December 1, it was
pointed out by Miss Mayme Rich
ardsOn, Sussex County field rep
/ resentative of Group Hospital Ser
vice.
Enrolment for the hospital anC
surgical-medical plans will be ac.
cepted at Samuels Department
Store in Milton from $3.50 a. m. tC
p. m. on the three days. The
Milton Lions Club is sponsoring
the Blue Cross community grOuI
membership reOpening.
John Curtis, president of tn,
Milton Lions Club, has sent Ou
letters to rural box holders of tn,
area announcing the Blue Gross
reDpening as one Of it's 1951-195:
service projects.
Miss Richardson will be at Sam
uel's Department Store during tn,
enrolment period to provide in
formation and receive applications
ANTIQUES -. The Eleventh An
nual Antique Show and Sale spon
/ sOred by the Guild of st. Luke,
Episcopal Church has been sched
uled for presentation November
9th, 2Sth and 29th at the Parish
House. The show will begin at II
a. m. each morning and continue
until 10 p. m. each day eXeep
Thursday when the closing hour
will be 5 p. m
This show will be the most ex
tensive ever planned by f. the GuilC
} with a wide variety of exhibits
representing different sections o
! the country and items from many
periods. Among items for show ant
= sale will be unusual and authentic
furniture. glassware, china, silvel
and iewelry.
A feature of the show which has
obtained well deserved praise a
the proceeding shows is the UNIQUE
. luncheon served each day, Tuesday
through Thursday, from 1890 Il
300 by the Ladies of the Guild.
J Among the exhibitors will b,
J both old and new friends from New
JERSEY, Pennsylvania, Marylan,
and Delaware.