Milford chronicle., 1960-10-14

from 4:30 to p. m, on November
5. Remember the date-November
s.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Goshen Methodist
Church opened its fall and winter
season recently. The main feature
of the evening was the observance
of the 10th anniversary celebra-
ton.
The usual business meeting was
conducted at which time the pro-
gram committee presented the fol-
lowing schedule for the coming
year:
October: Living Echoes" Leona
King, chairman. Week of Prayer
and Self-Denial program, Catherine
Crouch, Spiritual Life Secretary.
November: What Is The Word?"
Marg aret Rogers, chairman.
Achievement gifts will be present
ed
December: Emmanuel - God
With U.s." Catherine Crouch, chair
man. Special music planned
January: Recalling Our Herit-
age Expanding Our Horizons.
Rose Reed, chairman Welcoming
new members into the society.
February: "The Dilemma of the
Young American Mother" Mother
and Daughter Banquet"
March: Giving Thanks in Lent"
Elizabeth Hill, chairman, assisted
by the MYF group.
April: "Woman'S Ch n g in g
Roles" Visitation guest speaker,
Mrs. Milton Manlove, District Vice
President.
May: "Our Three Fold Pledge"
Beulah Reed, chairman.
Student Clubs
Arrange Schedules
Nine student organizations will
serve in varied capacities during
the school year the student body
of the junior and senior high
school.
They will meet, as listed. with
the advisors for organization and
plans of work:
Projectionist Club; first and
third Mondays in the auditorium
from $3.50 to 900 with Messrs. Sau-
er and Jenkins.
The Red Cross Club, the first
Tuesday of the month during the
seventh period, in the Home Eco
nomics room with Mrs. Whiteside.
The Future Farmers, the second
and third Tuesdays of the month,
during the seventh period, in the
agriculture class room with Mr..
Royal.
The Future Homemakers, the
second and fourth Tuesdays dur
ing the seventh period, in the Home
Economics room, with Mrs. White
side
The Student Council the first and
third Wednesdays from 8 80 to 300
in the library with Miss Weakley.
The Press Club will meet each
Thursday morning from $50 to
900 in Room POI with Mrs. Nor
gam. sponsor.
The Safety Patrol will meet the
first and third Thursdays during
the seventh period in the auditor
ium with Mr.. Sauer.
The Future Teachers Association
will meet in Room 221 the first
and third Fridays of the month with
Mrs. Schmertzler, sponsor.
The Cheerleaders and Majorettes
organization will meet after school
with Miss Blake by schedule set by
the group.
The homeroom period will be
each Tuesday morning and assem-
blies will be held the second and
fourth Thursdays during the sew
enth period.
Future H0memakers Organize
The Future Homemakers Associ-
alton, whose membership is COM
posed of students of the home eco
nomics classes, held the first meet
ing of the school year on Tuesday
evening in the Home Economics
room for the purpose of installing
the new officers elected last spring.
The former vice president, Vic
kie Hazard, presided, leading the
service of installation.
New officers are: President,
Cheryl Johnson; vice president,
Jane Jefferson; secretary, Norma
Kitchens; treasurer, Ellen Waga-
mon; parliamentarian, Barbara
Workman; historian. Ellen Hutch
ins: reporter, Rachel Kuczawa.
Following the installation, Sara
Lou Dill, president of the state or
ganization, gave "a report. of her
trip to Washington, d. c., where
she attended the national conven-
tion in July.
The sponsor of the Future Home
makers in Milton School is the
new home economics teacher, Mrs.
Mildred S. Whiteside.