Milford chronicle., 1961-10-27

eral Meeting of the Goshen Meth
Odist WSCS. The subject was "Je-
sus Christ-Light of the World"
The guest speaker was the Rev.
Miss Muriel Smith, Minister of
the Greenwood Methodist Church.
HOSPITAL NOTES:
Mrs. Robert Black, Jr., is a pa
tient in the Memorial Hospital,
Milford, underwent surgery on
Monday and Mr.. Daniel Wagamon
is a patient in the Beebe Hospital
Lewes. Mrs. Walter Jefferson is
repOrtedly in serious condition in
the Beebe Hospital Mrs. Priscilla
Wilkerson is at home after being
a patient in the Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington
Christian Workers School
To Begin Next Thursday Evening
The first session of the Chris
tian Workers School for Metho-
dist Church School workers in the
Milton area will be held in Gosh
en- Methodist Church, Milt o n,
Thursday evening, November End,
beginning at 7:30 O'Clock, and con-
tinuing until 9:30 o'clock.
Three courses will be given:
working with Primary Chill
dren", Mrs. Granville Hoop r,
Cambridge, Maryland, instructor
Mrs. Hooper is widely known for
her work among children and will
bring a wealth of training and eX-
perience to children's workers.
Guiding Youth, the Reverend
IC. Jackson Robinson, assistant
minister, Wesley Methodist
Church, Dover.
adult Work in the Church
School,, Mr.. Bayard Olmsted, in
structor. Mr.. Olmsted is a dedi-
Gated Iayman of the Wilmington
area and is employed as an en-
gineer by the DUPONT Company
Wilmington.
The school is especially planned
for workers in the f o wv i n s
churches:
Ellendale Methodist, the Rev
Thomas Dahl, minister.
Georgetown Circuit, the Rev. ]
Melvin Shultz. minister.
Grace Methodist, Georgetown
/ the Rev. Ira E. Doyle, minister
| Wesley Methodist, the Rev. Ell.
mer Shields, minister.
Harbeson Methodist, the Rev
John Taylor, minister.
Bethel and Groome Methodist
Lewes, the Rev. William H. Hud
son, minister
Nassau Methodist, the Rev. Ken
meth Dickey, minister
RehOboth Methodist, the Rev
| Charles Covington, minister, ant
the host church, Goshen Methodist
Milton, the Rev. Perry o. Hill
minister
Though the school is for work
ers in the churches listed, any
church school worker may attend
There will be no charge, the
school being financed by the Sun
day Schools.
Dean of the school will be Mr.
j. Henry Morgan, charge lay lead
er, Goshen; and the secretary
treasurer will be Mrs. Franz
Kitchens, also of Goshen.
During each evening, there viii
be a service of worship led by the
Rev. Perry 0. Hill.
SCHOOL NEWS:
Milton School Cafeteria Menu fol
October 80 through November 4 I
Type "a" Platter
| Monday: Milk, cheeseburger OF
bun. buttered yellow corn, tossed
salad, sheet cake or fruit jello
Tuesday: Milk, baked ham, pO'
tato salad, green peas, hot yeast
roll and butter, peaches.
Wednesday: Milk, -.barbecued
pattie, macaroni and cheese, green
beans, bread and butter, fresh
fruit cup.
Thursday: Milk, ..meat ..lOa +
mashed potatoes, gravy, buttered
carrots or turnip green's, bread
land butter, cherries or fruit jello
/ Friday: Milk, fish fillet, baked
potato, tomatoes, hot corn bread
and butter, pudding or fruit
The actors and actresses of the
Glass of "63" are exerting great
effort in their final weeks befol
their play which is to be given
Thursday and Friday evenings
November 80 and December 1
Mr.. Miller Jenkins, music teacher
is directing the play, assisted by
Marcia Edginton, student director
Both are giving pointers for q
smooth-running play. The stage
crew, also working hard, is set
ting up the props for the stage
Little by little, things are shaping
up for the big night coming to the
Juniors. If you have forgotten OF
haven't yet been told about the
Junior Play, here is a brief run.
down. The title is "A Fuedin' Over
Yonder". The date is Thursday and
Friday, Nov. 80 and Dec. 1. he
curtain time will be each eve
ming, and the price will be fifty
cents for children and seventy.
five cents for adults.
Report cards for the first si1
weeks of school were distributed
Monday afternoon just before the
dismissal Of SphOO1