Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1885
Services Sunday. March %:

Services Sunday, March %:
9:45 am. Sunday School A
message from the Rev. Louis Den
mis-, Missionary in Sarawak, will be
read in the departments and the
offering will go to the World Ser
vice Fund"
II am. Worship. Sermon by
the minister and music by the
Junior Choir under the leadership
of Mrs. Perry o. Hill, and by the
Chancel Choir under the leadership
of Mr.. Hubert Hogue
$50 pm. Pastors instruction
Glass.
$50 pm. The members of the
Wesley Methodist Church, George
town, will attend the local meeting
7:30 pm. Evening Fellowship.
Hymn sing. Meditation.
The friendly greeters will e
Mrs. Joshua Massey and Mrs. Geo.
Palmer. The ushers will be Messrs.
Harold Belts, Preston Birmingham,
Robert Raley and James R. Reed
with Louis McGee as the head ush-
er.
The study course THE Meaning
of Suffering will be held in the
church Friday morning at 1000
O'Clock until 1870, to be taught by
Mrs. Perry o. Hill. This will be the
third session of the study, the time
Of the fourth one to be announced
Sunday.
The General Meeting of the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
will be Tuesday evening, Mar. 81,
the subject to be mo Easy Ans
wers'. The guest speaker will be
Ia member of Alcohol Anonymous.
Circle No. 3 will be hostess.
Opening of Baseball Season.:
The sign of spring is now upon
US when you see the Warriors on
the baseball diamond getting back
In shape for a full season Monday
was the beginning of the long
practice sessions ahead
The game schedule has been
completed, and it is hoped to be a
winning season for both the base
ball and softball teams.
Warrior Receives Honor:
In the selection of the All-Coun-
ty Basketball team, Claude Skip
Burnham, Jr., senior and high
est Scoreman of the Milton Basket
ball team, was chosen as one of
the five basketball players in Sus-
sex County. The other four are
Derrickson of Millsboro, Temple
and Price of Seaford, and Mitchell
of Rehoboth.
The coach of each school voted
for who he felt would be the ideal
player, but, of course, avoided the
players of his specific school.
Sussex County Teachers to Meet:
School will be closed Fri, Mar.
20, for the annual Sussex County
Teachers Meeting to be held this
year in the school at Laurel.
Press Club Dance to Come:
The Press Club will be sponsor
ing sock hop dance" the 3Oth
of this month, and seeing that it
falls day short of the first of
April, they will choose Aprirs fool
TO straighten matters out some
what, this April's Fool will not be
stupid or idiOtic, but his character
Will be little unusual from the
standpoint that he will be noted
for his practical jokes and his COM
ical expressions.
Among the eight candidates Sc
lected, one will be chosen for the
title and will be crowned at the
dance. These eight semi-fools. lit
orally speaking. will have a trial
period when they will have to
prove that they will de most wor-
thy of the title.
Fun, surprises, and a night full
OF entertainment will be awaiting
you at the "April's fool dance"
Friday evening starting at 7:3O D.
M, March 30, in the high school
auditorium
Prices for admission will be 25
cents single and 40 cents couple.
Baked goods will also be on sale.
with choice of your favorite fudge,
cup cakes, cookies, and brownies.
Cafeteria Menu Mar. $3.50. 1862
MONDAY: Milk, spaghetti with
meat sauce, green beans, bread and
butter or garlic toast, fruit cup.
TUESDAY: Milk, meat loaf DO
tatoes, gravy, buttered carrots or
turnip greens, hot rolls and butter,
cake or fruit.
WEDNESDAY: Milk, submarine
sandwich, soup, cookie and ic
cream.
THURSDAY: Milk, fried chicken,
mashed potatoes, green peas. bread
and butter, peaches or fruit jello.
FRIDAY: Milk, egg salad Har-
ward beets or tomatoes, French
fries, bread and butter, pudding or
fruit