Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18

lowship.
7:3O P. NJ. Evening Worship. The
study is "The Meaning of Metho-
dism'.
Welcome to the services is ex-
| tended to each one seeking a
church home. The friendly greet
ers will be Mrs. Dorsey Burnham
Senior, and Mrs. R. Davis Lingo,
! The ushers will be the Messrs.
Marion Collins, Herbert Eastburn,
]. Henry Morgan, and George Pal
mer.
Open House Invitation Extended:
Saturday afternoon, November
10, from 200 to 400, and from
1900 to 900 that evening, the
pastors family extends invitation
to visit them at the Parsonage,
Members of long standing to be
| h0nOred:
/ Wednesday evening, November
/ 80, 'sChurch Family Night" will be
held in Fellowship Hall at which
time covered dish supper will
be held, each one to bring boun-
| tiful dish of food Those who have
| been members of Goshen Metho-
dist Church for so years, or longer
will be special guests. There are
% in this group whose names will
/ be announced that evening.
All members and friends of the
congregation are invited to attend
/ Wednesday evening, November
| 23. at 800 O'Clock, Thanksgiving
Services will be held in Goshen
Methodist Church, to which an in
vitation is extended to attend.
Milton School News:
An assembly in observance OF
Thanksgiving will be held in the
auditorium of Milton School We'd
nesday morning, Nov. %, at 900
O'Clock, the guest speaker to be
the Rev. Perry o. Hill, minister
of Goshen Methodist Church, Mil
ton.
The assembly will be under the
| leadership of the Future Home
makers of America, Cheryl john
son, president, who will introduce
the participants. Thanksgiving mu-
sic will be under the direction of
Mr.. Millard Jenkins of the Music
Dept. School will dismiss at 1:50
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. %, for
the Thanksgiving holidays, and re-
main closed until Monday morn
ing, Nov. %, reconvening at $3.50
| that morning.
Shakespearean Students Sponsor
Assembly:
One of the worlds greatest
writer's was William Shakespeare.
In tribute to his great writings,
the senior students in English
sponsored the weekly assembly
held last Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 in the Milton School Aud
itorium.
Sara Lou Dill introduced the
program, followed by an account
of Shakespeare biography, given
by Vicki Hazard.
| Having visit Stratford-on-
Avon, Shakespeare's birthplace, at
tended the performance merchant
of Venice" in the Memorial Thea
tire, visited Shakespeare's birth
place, the Anne Hathaway Cottage
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home, and made a tour of the
| church where the Shakespeare
i family members are buried, Mrs
Mary Morgan, member of the fa-
Il Guilty, told of her visits, and show
ed slides of the places visited in
II Stratford and throughout England
A map of England, marked with
4 the names of the places visited
was also a part of the exhibit
i the map being made by Estelle
i Jester and Josephine Steele.
4 Mrs. Aileen Welch, senior En-
glish teacher, sponsored the pro-
gram.
/ Milton School Sponsors Collection
of Clothing:
| Milton School is joining in the
annual nationwide Bundle Days
Clothing Collection" of the pro-
| gram "Save the Children Fedora
/ tion", the international non-profit
/ non-sectarian organization that has
been serving children around the
/, world for the past. 29 years.
| Students, teachers, parents, and
| friends are asked to empty closets
| bureau drawers, attics and cellars
| OF good, usable clothing and shoes
| for babies, children and adults.
| This clothing will permit young
| sters in the Southern Mountain re-
gions and in foreign lands to be
warm and healthier this winter,
| and to attend school in dignity
and comfort.
Send or bring clothing to the
| Home Econmics Department,
| Mrs. Mildred S. Whiteside, teacher,
during the school hours, with Tues
day, November %, marking the
closing date of the clothing col
| lection.
Students Speak For Democracy
In Assembly Program:
Thursday morning the Junior
and senior high school students
| of Milton School met in the Aud
| itorium where the Bible Reading,
| the Lords Prayer and the Flag
Salute was led by Franklin Reed,
senior, followed by the speech con-
test 81 Speak For Democracy"
| The introduction to the speech
contest was given by Carlyn Cliff
ton who told that the speeches
| were to be judged upon content,
delivery, and originality.
Judges were faculty members
Miss Blake, Mrs. Schmertzler,- Mr..
Hazeltine and Mr. Sauer.
| The speakers were five seniors
| who were Sarah Lou Dill, William