Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11
Missionary School
In Dover Next Week
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dist Church. Dover, and Mrs. Trad
eT; DR.. John N. Link, pastor of
Peninsula Church and a teacher at
the school. and Mrs. Link; Mrs.
Ralph E. Dodge, returned mission
ary from Angola, Portuguese West
Africa, teacher; Mrs. A. J. Jack
son, Conference president and Mrs.
Hygate, Dean of the School. A mu-
sical recital will be given by Mr..
and Mrs. DOnal Bleeke of Dover.
Mr.. Bleeke is a viOlinist and Mrs.
Bleeke, dramatic soprano and ac-
cOmpanist. Mrs. A. J. Jackson will
give the theme address on Think
ON These Things. Conference Off
GERS will be the hOstesses.
A sacred concert built around the
study themes will be given on We'd
nesday evening by Mr.. Philip J.
Cartwright of MaplewoOd, N. ]. Mr..
Cartwright, bass-baritone. has been
heard and acclaimed in the metro
pOlitan area in recital, concert and
oratOrio. Born of missionary par
ents in China, he got an early mu-
sical start by singing solos in the
Community Church in Shanghai be-
fore he was twelve. An alumnus of
Dickinson College. Carlisle. Pa.
Mr.. Cartwright went to Honolulu in
1889. and while in business there
was sOlOist with the u. S. o. Camp
Shows, the Honolulu Symphony
and OratoriO Societies, also several
churches. At present he is soloist
and assistant to the Minister at
Morrow Memorial Church in Maple
wood. He was sOloist for all ses-
siOns Of the conference of the
World Federation of Methodist WO-
men in Berkley, Calf. this spring
and guest sOlOist at General Con-
ference of the Methodist Church in
San Francisco. The concert will ie
held at the College, at 800 P. NJ.
and the public is invited to attend
Commencement Exercises" will
be held on Thursday evening with
Mrs. Leslie Clothier leading the in
vocation. Mrs. Hamilton P. Fox.
who was the first dean of the Con-
ference Summer School, will give
the History. Prophecy will be read
by Mrs. Thomas H. Mcguire and
Mrs. Milton Pope will be valedic-
tOrian.
The school will begin with regis
tratiOn Monday. 1000 a. m, and
the first course on the approved
studies will be at 200 D. m. "Africa
Heritage" by Emory Rose. Those
Rights We Hold" by Fred Brownlee
and Toward Understanding The
Bible" by Georgia Hardness. Ses-
siOns Of these classes will be held
each morning at $3.50 a. m, with
workshops at 10:45 lead by Mrs.
A. J. Jackson. Mrs. ]. Edward Sny-
der. Mrs. Wilmer Fell Davis and
Mrs. Granville Hooper.
Programs for the coming year
will be demonstrated each after
noon at 1:15 with a district vice
president in charge. followed by
progressive clinics in all lines Of
work lead by conference officers.
On Tuesday afternoon at 800 o.
clock. there will be seminars on
Christian social relations lead by
Mrs. J. W. Shippers and recording
secretaries nv Mrs. Milton POpe.
Musical MeditatiOns will be given
by Miss Elizabeth Johnson each
morning in the Holt Chapel and
Mrs. Leslie ClOthier will lead YES
per worship.
The school will close on Friday
with an assembly and the Rev. Mil
ton H. Keene will bring the mes
sage on "A Grain of Mustard Seed.
A program Proclaim The Good
News" on Tuesday evening will be
presented by the Zion w. S. G. S.
Of Cambridge, Nd. with Mrs. Gran
vile Hooper directing. Mrs. Ralph
Day Of Dover, will be the soloist.