Milford chronicle., 1925-11-20

AT $3.50 A. NJ, a parade formed at
the school house and traversed the
streets of the town. The paraoe
was headed by the Milton band, tol-
lowed by the veterans OF the wars
a decorated truck containing the
young ladies of the M. p. Church
Christian Endeavor Society, the
school children, lodges and decor
ated automobiles. The Eruck Oh
Lingo, Black Co., is which roue
Mrs. Margaret Black as Liberty
and H. S. Fithian dressed IN the
uniform of the A. E. f. This truck
took first prize. In line were four
Veterans of the Civil War. After
the parade the Hon. Robert Il.
Houston, Congressman from Della
ware spoke on patriotism IN It's
highest aspect. The audience sang
patriotic songs and a short address
by Icho FisIor, a veteran OF the
Mor Var completed the program.
Tn Ur.On Thanksgiving services
vii, po held in the NJ. P. Church on
Wednesday evening preceding
Thanksgiving Day at 8 P. M. Thls
is a union service of all the church
es. The sermon will be by Rev. ).
J. Eldridge of the NJ. E. Church.
On Thanksgiving Day the Ladies
of the NJ p. Church will serve q
turkey supper in the social hall OF
the church.
On neN. Sunday evening a spec
ial sermon on Education will be
preached by the pastor Of the M. F.
Church. The public is cordially IN
vited
On Saturday evening Mrs. Theo
S. Hopkins was given a birthday
surprise party by her family and
their friends. The house was beau
tifully decorated with Columbia rose
buds, ferns white chrysanthemums
and autumn leaves. Mrs. Hopkins
was the recipient of many beadti-
full and useful gifts. After playing
several interesting games, refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Carey,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Davidson, Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Hopkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Jones, Mr.. TrustOn Lof-
land, Mrs. Annie Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Maull, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Maull, Mrs. Truits Pepper
and son, INLAND, Mrs. DOrman Por-
ter and daughter, Dorothy, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Delmar Reed and son, Clar-
ence, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sharp
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, all
of Milton; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pet
tyjohn of Harbeson; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Green, of OverbroOk; Miss
Elsie Phillips, of Georgetown; Mr..
Onest Spaulding of Arlington, N. j.;
and Miss Agnes Hopkins and Mr..
Merritt F. Hopkins of Wilmington.
GOSHEN NJ. E. CHURCH
j. H. Eldridge, Ph. Be- Pastor
9:3O a. M, Glass Meeting. 10:SO
a. M, The morning service. We
shall be glad to see you. Theme:
/ A Little Girl and a Big Task.
1880 p. m, Special service. We
| shall observe a part of Educational
| Week. We are to have parents and
/ children meeting. What we want
every father to do is 10 bring some
boy to church. And we want every
woman to bring some girl. We
want you to help make the service
a success. Our theme will be, God
and Our Country. Do not miss this
service. The music will be special
Sunday School will be held at noon
and we again invite you to send
your children and come yourself.
On Tuesday night at six O'Clock
in the NJ. q. Church Sunday School
room, will be held a Sunday School
Picnic. We ask you to join with us
Bring your lunch, as you do on
your regural picnics and we shall
furnish the hot coffee. But we
want you to feel free to join us. II
will be a good social time and good
games. Tuesday night, November
oath at six o'clock, sure. You are
invited.
Thanksgiving service in the M. T
Church on Wednesday night-nOt
Thursday morning. 1t will be a
union service. The service will be-
gin at p. m. Let all the people
attend