Milford chronicle., 1928-04-06
Glendale

Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed who re-
side at Rehoboth at the present
time were dinner guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. John B. Derrickson.
Mrs. Cove Smith has greatly i'm
proved at this writing.
Miss Anna Sheppard spent Thurs
dav evening with friends at Milford
Miss Catherine Jester spent the
weekend at Milford.
oliver and Elwood Lynch have
been confined to their homes with
the humps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Short, Jr.
were Millsboro callers Saturday.
Miss Hazel Derrickson was We'd
nesday evening guest of Miss Minnie
Coffin at MilfoAd.
Miss Blanche Baker and Curtis
Ennis enjoyed a motor "trip to Girls
field, Md, Sunday.
Miss May McColley spent last
Tuesday evening with Miss Elsie
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Spicer have
recently been Rehoboth visitors and
were Sunday guests of friends.
Spring is here and the birds are
singing their sweet melodies.
Church News:
On Easter Sunday evening the Ep-
worth League will give an Easter
service entitled 1.-THE Resurrection"
, This Easter service is composed en-
tirely of selections from the Bible
arranged in dramatic form on the
plan of a mystery play, picturing the
incidents of the gospel story of the
resurrection and accompanied by Sc
Iections from Bach's Passion music
and Easter carols. The service has
the three fold appeal, the Bible
words, accompanied by music, with
the actual scenes of the resurrec-
ton story. The characters are; R1-
late, John A. Prettyman; Roman
Soldiers, John Ennis and Paul
Smith; The Centurian, Fred Ire
land; Joseph, Mr.. Timmons; Chief
Priests, Otis Jester and Charles
Kohlenberg; Mary Magdalene, Bes-
sic Warren; Solome, Elsie Warren;
Angels, Hazel Derrickson and Mrs.
Grace Smith; Mary, Mother of James
Mrs. Losetta Ireland; Reader,
Mrs. E. T. Wilson.
Also an Easter exercise entitled |
"The King of the Jews" is to be |
given by several boys and girls of |
the Glendale public school. The fol- |
lowing children will take part: Paul
Smith, Charles Kohlenberg, Ray
mond Tucker, Anderson Timmons,
.Jr.. John Ennis, Oscar Marker, VIC
la Warren, Enid Rogers, HaPnah
Lynch and Marion Warren.
Miss May Willis will play and sing
several selections during these ex-
ercises. The choir is preparing spe-
cial music. Everyone cordially in
yited. Epworth League will begin at
7 o'clock. Leader, Miss Mildred e.
Warren.
The Ladies Aid Society will serve
a chicken salad supper in the Red
Mems Hall on Wednesday evening,
April 18th and on Thursday evening,
April 18th, a variety supper will be
served Everyone come out.
Our postmaster, E. F. Whitney, is
now occupying the new postof1ce !
which has been recently built.
Mrs. Emma Donovan is having her
house repaired. $
Mrs. Bessie Kitchens of George +
own was a caller of Mrs. Joseph S. i
Short. Sr., Monday afternoon. Il
Our pastor, Rev. F. J. Willis has
eturned for another year. We well Il
ONE him back. n
Easter morn in radian glory Il
Dawneth DER the earth again!
bursting blossoms tell the story h
Ger and DER in glad refrain, n
From their prison
Have they risen; N
are they singing, II
raise to their Creator bringing. W
ord of Easter, let Thy glory ~
Ease our sorrowing hearts OF u'
pain! NJ
FER and Ger the wondrOus story ~
May we sing in glad refrain: :"
Christ is risen IL
From deaths prison. -.
light from darkness Faith is bring at
ing; 4,
oy and hope are now upspringlng' u'