Milford chronicle., 1927-06-17
Pennington

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Harris attended
tho commencement at Cover We'd
nesdsy. Mrs. Harris sister, Miss
Mary Yates, graduated,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. LeCompte et
Wilmington, Thomas Maddox oI
philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Le-
Connie of Harrington and Mrs. Hat
tie PhImlner and daughter Virginia
snent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. }.
L. LeCompte. ,,,,a
Mrs. Georgia Murphy is spending
sometime at Rehoboth.
w B. Tharp left this week tor
Amherst, Mass, to attend the 5Oth
reunion of his college class. out Oh
about 60 graduates OF Mr.. Tharps
class, only 20 are living.
Mrs. Lydia A. Newnom, has re-
tnrned to her home IN Bultalo, alteI
snending sometime with friends ana
relatives here. %
M and Mrs. William Pearson OF
Pearson's Corner, spent sunday Win
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pearson.
DON'T forget the ball game at An
drewville. Saturday, June lSth'
Conoe ont and cheer for the boys.
Milton with its fast playing team
will cross bats with AndreWVllle anu
some real sport is expected. 1t is re-
norted Connie Mack will have one OF
his scouts looking over the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Souders en-
tertained a host of friends Tuesday,
June 7th, in honor of their daughter
Madeline, who celebrated her tx
teenth birthday. Games were played
and refreshments were served and
everyone had a fine time. Those
present were Miss Dorothy Kenton
Miss Jennie Morris, Miss Mildred
Wheeler, Miss Ada Richards, Miss
Lucille Tharp, Miss Ruth Stubbs,I
Miss Elizabeth Fleming, Miss AIill
dred Parker, Miss Pauline Hopkins,
Carroll Moore, William Taylor, Lex
Simpson, Fred Lord, Edgar Legatei,
Marion Collins, Herman Minnar,
Clarence Collins, Jonathan Hopkins,
Lloyd Dayton, Louis Galloway, John
Griffith, Robert Alexander, Vtne
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Har-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Rust, Mrs. Amanda
Wharton.
Pennington M. E. Church: Ser
vices at Pennington were well at
tended. The Children's Day program
was rendered in the evening md
was largely attended, with special
cornet music by Thomas Maddox OF
Philadelphia and with Mrs. james
O'Neil at the piano. The progtam
was very much Of a success. The
programs was as follows:
Song by the choir, Hail the Hfppy
Children's Day. Responsive reading;
prayer; address of welcome by Ben
ton Carlisle; song by the choir,
Happy Notes Ringing; My Ga'den,
by William Hammond; OF Course
We Will, by Annie Rust; The Folite
Little Boy, by Davis Carlise; g>ng
by the choir, Sing With j, ,ful
Heart; Forget and Forgive, by T'ir-
ginia Langford; I Am Glad, by fob
ert Cordray; What They Say by Nil
dred Bradley; recitation by G tdys
Souders; solo, Farewell Dear DlE by
Mrs. Nora Hill; AS Smiling at "A lose
by Gertrude Kenton; Smiling AT
Me by Wilson Rust; Do 1t N by
Virginia LeCompte; song 4the
choir, Greeting Children's Day; The
New Bonnet by Ruth Annie Draper;
1 Am Pretty Small by William Gov
Grade; solo, A Little Vine by Gladys
Souders; dialogue, The Daisy Chain
by five girls; song by the chOtr Hail
the Flower Bells are Ringing A
Little Girl by Laurabelle pre-;
flower drills by five girls; Al
dy by Kathrine Draper; address by
the pastor; song by the choir,
Praises Like Fragrant BIZ lbssoms;
What They Said by Lila LyIh hch; So
10, Our God is Good by Mrs. Annie
Workman; Grandma's Home by
Mary Hammond; Facing the Light
by Lottie Baker; cornet solo by
Thomas Maddox; Strange But True
by Ellen Bradley; How the Dimples
Came by Betty Haberstick; The
Song of the Birds by Irene iTatman;
Thrice Welcome by Iva Baker; flag
drill by seven girls; A Prayer by
Brinton LeCompte; Good Night by
Phyllis Haverstick; benediction.
The pastor was very much pleased
to see the large attendance and
wishes to thank each and everyone
who had a part to perform in the
program. He extends welcome to
everybody at all services.
Sunday, June 18th: Sunday school
$3.50 a. m. Epworth Leagte p. m.
Preaching 7:45 p. m. The pastors
theme "The Vision of thd Soul"
James O'Neil is the bennington
solicitor for the Leadership Train
ing Banquet to be held PIN Milford
June goth, at which time IRoger Al
bright will be the principal speak