Milford chronicle., 1926-10-08
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,,ainisters seated on the platlolII'
li.-.lIC llld.n Rav D. ]. Moore, Rev. w. L.
T,o+tbaws 80 Rev. E. H. Collins, Kew
1,J - II Dawson, Rev. Disston W. Ja-
VIZ W. Rev /. w. Layfield, Rev. Spry,
the nastor of Barratt's Chapel, "I"
Row / ]. Bunting of Crisheiu NJ, - -
church. who delivered the seIInon' ol
nv tevt was EYE Hath Not seen
NJ. - Ear Heard, Neither Have EnteI-
~ ~ into the Heart of Man the InlnsS
S,1,,icb wv Cod Hath Prepared For Ihen
w. w nlt 7 owe Him." First Corlnthialls'
Inond n,rC cbapter. ninth verse. A song
service led by the Magholi"
onened the services. ,.,...o+on
w Harper Spry OIL "lliiiii.9 ,'olo
.ondored two solo selections; A MAJ ,
lenrt lsla,.tot from Smyrna,'J. E. Honech1
e1 w n Hoffecker, L. NJ. Price anu
w vi' Iefferson sang several selecIiohs
.'hich we're thoroughly enJoyeu O'
the immense congregation: ;,u;ng
The services closed VIII Win W. 11nSIef 3inet
"cod Be With You TIL we ,-.,,.st MTst
Aqain" after which Rev. WhltgnIlo ilos %
nrononnced the benediction: 1t S n.'5
I}ao-I - lO-,O estimated that six thousahu
',ooDle D were on the ground. III was
p1So Noticeable that the old chanue-
SioT il1 that has been stored away sllloe
10oo has been restored to its tornieI
Mace in the chapel, qulIe Ill NV
with the surroundlnss' Oo+ober
Don't forget that Sunday' OoCOU c.
nth is Rally Day in the M T. oun ho
dov school. Everybody urgeu u ~
,,~osent on this day and theIe''i'0-
every Sunday. .;.u social
o,,onts Of the autumn season was tn4
',';.ooI1aneous eSeneJ shower given on laS'
Wednesday evening by Miss Ma MARY y,it -.
Hoev in honor of Miss DorOIny - W.
ton The home was artistlcally u1to
.o4od ., With cut flowers. On the celllei
80 ~ stood a lovely bouquet OIL eA
l';si+e 90. white dahlias and ageratuIll
'l!i+I qGt5-' s+reamers of white rlDDons
,0,i';cb W. terminated in white packages
arranged below the table. wore
d 49, 80 the arrangements were
comnleted and the guests were SeT. tbo
cd Miss Mitten was ushereu lueo .',r 'Te
49,, eo, The affair was complete SUI
10 70 70 her. However, she met nv
pl;+,,o+ion charmingly and proceeueO
% onen the packages amid a runlins al-ll's
" ~ gs oororent and mefTiment IRON
+ho az Guests. She showed 4 nice sens sens,
80 e oonreciation for the gifts wnicA
had been selected with taste .'liU - Al
crimination for her new hoIle' .
tho request of her friends she saw .
naodine n from her extensive reP11 I
80 s.Nrs. Johnson on the AeiI
Dhone II - II was fine. Mrs. lteylolu'
gno Pooties in her own inimitable lnan ,
-or read "The Matrimonial CnaIe, eo
~ az This seemed the opportuhe tiil,V .,nI',
This was followed by nu,Iot HIOITin
selection by Mrs. ArIhu[ u n- Inc1
NTrs 1. L. Carlisle and MISE Eu ~.
1,,ford 1G,s rendered piano selectlon9I
W. lester Gray and MISS oaL a., q,
%urton ~ sang a number OIL popul"'
aones %1 and afterward led in the sing I,s
30 Of a number of old songs py tn' M
a1@iro t oroup. The hostess serVeu ue,
Iicious refreshments. MIS-; .,' ui"! ~ tht
"The End of Perfect Day 81
oioee of a delightful evening. ,oos
0'CS O~ Fridav evening another pleas
ont affair was the first meellne ~, ~
~ ~ ladies' Aid Society atter u. m
1iie - vacation. Mrs. Ida Horsey
STns Tobn George and MIS- Ma
Da+bards entertained at the nome -
+be latter. Pink dahlias anu l," spl"' :
of delicate asparagus tohage e@r1 oI,,,
touch of beautiful color to the dylaIi IooliI
'Ot tbn president, Mrs. T. V. CahaIl
orosided After the business was uiS
pasod - of an interesting program wa wa
Ppreeented by Mrs. Willard SlausnIe.
"a NIre Burton Hendricks. Inc neA
,noeting will be held at the honle u
Mrs Gordon L. Counselman "nU 1ond va
he assisted by Mrs. burton Il9nT .S+on
riclEs and Mrs. Annie B. harms toA
Mrs / w. Belts and Mrs. Mary "A
1oone are the program commlttee'.
Mrs. Jobn w. Townsend IS II
phi1adeinhia for a few days. @ on
viii visit ocean City, N. j. PpeIor'
returning home. bo,,,o owe
Miss Mary Melvin was Aoile W.
the weekend. uo+,,rne,
Mrs. Claude tlSnel n"S - :,
boron after a visit with Irlenus J.
Worwood O and Chester, Pa. She alS
visited the Sesqul. Do4+s y y
Orville Hoey and Watson beV'S -, y
Hahnemarn were home over III
weekend. a,oao,r1,ia wa
the guest of his sister, MIS- 'o"'p'
thomas s. Watson Of Philadelpnl
was the guest of w. B. Stevenson
ND nd Gosenh Flanagan last week;
M Mrs Hester Anderson OF WI
,,,inaton. Mrs. Anna Bougy OF Phlla m
deIphia, Mr.. and Mrs. William 2 apun =
nv of Camden, N. j., were guesLS ',S,, :, -
Cant. and Mrs. John Cunnlnsii''N
last Sunday. ,4,o o++ond
Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bostic atIelu
ID Tho Sesgui-Centennial last WeeA'
GU Mics I Marian Wilson LETT Monua
for Boston. Mass, where she IS @'
+onding M the Leland COVERS SchooI.
Miss Claramond Belts ana AmlIS m
Grace Homewood OF Wllnllms Ila VI
snent Sunday with relatives mere; mere -,
Miss Elizabeth Darby Of brooklyl
N " was the guest Of her molheI
Mrs. S. w. Darby last week n,,i7o
Mrs. Nathaniel Fountain Oh Fnlls' 1,I.o
doInbia was the guest OF Miss Eliza
beth Lank on Saturday ,oo1
Mrs. Sue X. Belts spent last "e''
in Milford and Harrington. - =
IL Mr.. Ir. and Mrs. Mac. Harrington Mo o
Pennsylvania spent Sunday 1onle mlel
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs jane
Bennett. ,ro.,, ,f Will
,oineton were Sunday visitors Il
town. .4+ of Milford
Miss Anna May Bennett Oh MILO, NIL, y,