Milford chronicle., 1953-12-18

On Sunday evening, December
90 Grace Methodist Church will
hold its candlelight service at 5 80
o'clock. There will be special mu-
sic by the three chOirs, Senior, Jun
iOr and Cherub. The Senior Choir
will sing Still Grows the Evening
Over Bethlehem Town." And the
Glory of the Lord" and THE Bell
Carol" The Junior Choir will sing
He Shall Feed His Flock" and
the Cherub Choir Away in a Man
ger"
The Willing Workers Class met
last Wednesday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Uhler for their annual
Christmas party. Mrs. r. o. Mai
was chairman for the program,
which came first, followed by the
business meeting and exchange of
gifts. Mrs. Burton Carter won the
door prize. In behalf of Mrs. Uh-
ler. who is the secretary Of Grace
Church School, a gift was pre-
sented to Mrs Carl Porter for two
years perfect attendance in the
class. The class also remembered
their teacher, Lewis Uhler, with
gift. They all departed with mu-
tual wishes for a Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year.
The children of Grace Church
School will have their Christmas
program next Sunday morning, De-
cember 20, at the Sunday School
hour, at which time they will sing
their songs and have their treat.
The Merry Homemakers Club
met on Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 3. with Mrs. ElnOra Anthony
for their Christmas party. Pinky
Jester and ElnOra Anthony were
the first prize winners in the
Christmas games that were played.
The table and house were beauti-
fully decorated with appropriate
seasonal trimmings. The place
cards were tiny Santas, bearing
mint and nut cups on their backs
and were made by Helen Reynolds.
Home made ice cream was served
and the small dessert cakes each
had a small candle and were dec
Grated with green cOcOanut The
girls decided to make handbags at
their next meeting in January.
Please read this item carefully,
so that you may enjoy the treat it
promises you. The second annual
COMMUNICATIVE Christmas pro-
gram will be held in the Greenwood
School Auditorium on Tuesday eve
ming, December %. under the direc-
tiOn of Richard Haarde, music IN
structOr, at the school.
Participating groups in the Yule
program which begins at o'clock
include the High School Glee Club,
the Greenwood High School Band,
various elementary school Choir
uses, brass quartet and elemen-
tary school rhythm band, and a
community chorus.
The community chorus will COM
prise alumni and other residents of
the community. Assisting Mr..
Haarde in preparation and direct
ing the groups is Richard COnnell,
school faculty member.
The glee club will present the
Cantique de Noel with Joyce Clark
son as sOloist. Mrs. Mary Coulter
and Everett Isaacs, both of Green
wood, will give solo numbers as
well. Mrs. Richard Haarde will
play the organ.
Various Christmas scenes will be
depicted on the school stage. Ele-
mentary grades will each give an
appropriate selection. Two Christ
mas carols will be sung with the
audience participating. There is no
admission charge for the program.
Everybody is urged to be in their
seats by 1850. Mr.. HaRrde said.
Members of the brass quartet.
who have also been selected to par
ticipate in countrywide band con-
cert are Leonard Outten and Paul
Mervine, trumpets, and Philip HOl-
son and Ronald Case, trOmbOnes.
Other Greenwood School pupils
who will take part in the Sussex
County concert to be given at
Georgetown in the spring are: ROs-
allie TrOtta, alto horn; Dolores Ly-
Ons, tenor saxOphOne; Peggy
Laughery and Robert Lyons, clar-
inets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Meredith.
accompanied by their daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald