Milford chronicle., 1929-05-17

a master hand. The singing, recita-
tions, readings and dialogues on the
part of the children showed a high
order of training by those who had
them in charge.
Mrs. C. A. Timmons, president of
the association, and her assistants
deserve much praise for presenting
an entertainment which had more
/ than the usual merit.
, News Of Interest
Mrs. John Prettyman, daughter
Eva and grandson, John Alfred
spent Saturday night and Sunday as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Park
err of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Macklin
and three children, Mrs. Ella Beard
sley of Lincoln and Edward Mlllman
of near Milton, were callers at the
home of Miss Allie and TorDert
Macklin on Sunday.
DR.. Delbert Lekites of Chinco--
league. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Belts of Milford, were guests Oh MIS-
D. c. Lekites on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe I. wilson gave
an elaborate dinner to Mrs. wilson
relatives and friends on sunday
Those present were Mrs. Ida V. HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G. Hill and three
children. Mrs. Carl Tindal and TWO
daughters. Margaretta and Anita, OF
Georgetown. Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun
of Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Messick and daughter Geraldine vi
philadelphia and Henry Pettey Oh
Bordentown, N. j. ,,.,,.bo
Mrs r d. Lingo, Jr., of Millsboro
is spending a few days WIN MI anu
Mrs. D. H. Reed OF Z. ,,.,,u, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Mlllman "
uavre de Grace, Nd, was the WeeA-
and CHESTS of Mrs. Michael Millinan.
NJ and Mrs. Elias Macklin had as
+hoir SUNDAY guests, Mr.. and MIS-; l.
y. Mills and three children OIL Oeu"'
NG NJ. and Mrs. w. S. P. Combs ana
go children of MiddletoWn anu
NJ and Mrs. Jehu Hudson ana SUI
pi1iv of Georgetown, were entertaln-
biit S ~ Of the home of Mrs. Annie
Reed. wood had as
their Sunday guests, MI ""
R. D. Lingo of Dagsboro. 49,, t1ar-
Mrs. William Jester ana son iIas st
old of Philadelphia spent tne PCS
week as guests Of Mr.. ana MIS- "00'
Jester. t. IF the Uni
,,o It, of Delaware, Newark, anu
E EE,~rv' lester. Jr., of Wesley Solleg-
nc institute. Dover, spent Sunua!
with their parents here.
OH Sunday was the banner Gay 1oG
tho FIIendale NJ. E. Church: AT dO
; oH m Church school was held. 10
Tasnonded to the roll call. THIS was
fine and shows conclusWey VIZ W.
GOOD honest work will do II properly
; applied. 1890 .oo,, familiar
with the life and character OF Jele
, mis the prophet, and the discus
sion which followed broughS ous
. some thoughts about the trials anu
. Suffering of the people OF judah anu
jerusalem and the verdict was Cncy
deserved all that Jehovah put upon
J them. -. .,,.;,,,arv de-
narCm6QI put 1OA Ill 49,
Of, more than usual merit; ,...,o +o+s
The smaller classes ana ilttle CUS9
showed what systematic tralnlr I,3
will do. Parents who were pIeS az
? could Judge from what they saw tno
time and patience which was oeih Lo
'1sed that the children might pe
tonobt those thing which would pe
) sor their future good. Great tnlnSS
. are being accomplished by MISS IA
, cbe1 Coverdale and her assistants
NIrs Warren and Miss Abbott. Keep
l on in the good work. Mr.
At II a. M, the pastor, Rev. MI
Diehl. preached a strong se'nl0 I
9is theme was Mothers Day. ne
smoke of the great love and influence
of the mothers in our land TO-DAY anu
quoted the saying, THAT tne lUo'
: that rocked the cradle rules lug
: world" He was closely followed py
= the arge congregation present to the
end. AZ. ,,;,
: IN. m. Epworth League, Miss MIL
) bred Warren, leader, gave a very
= pleasing program which was ENJOY
:. ed by those present.
j, 1890 u. m. The pastor preached to
=, the Hiawatha Council, NO. o. anu
. Ioka. Tribe, No. 35, which with thelI
l friends completely filled the church
= The sermon was pronounced by the
hearers present as one OF the pes,
: on the subject of fraternity ana Wha'
i it means ever heard before. 1t was
= an able discourse and held the at
: tention of the hearers until its con
clusion.
Have you heard our new minister
: Rev. J, RI Diehl? He is a very In
, teresting speaker. Come out mex
= Sunday evening. Everybody wei
t come.
: The Children's Day services for the
; Glendale NJ. E. Church, will be hello
( on. Sunday evening, June 2. A hne
D program is being prepared.
5 The young people of Cedar NecE
1 will give a three act comedy entitled
: always in Trouble" in the auditor
e ium of the public school building il
e Glendale on Friday evening, May II
at 8 p. m. Admission rs and IS cents
i Half proceeds for benefit of Epwortt
j League.
e The Epworth League of the Ellen
0 dale M. E. Church will present sew
i eral plays on Friday evening, May
t "a in the auditorium of the public
a school building. First, "Rosalind':
r Wedding; second, A pantomine 'AnC
Lights Went Out;'t third, "Somt
Readings" fourth a half hour o
6 Gust Stunts" If ypu are in need O.
: a good hearty laugh, don't fail to at
> tend this entertainment. Remembel
= these plays are given for a spleadit
2 cat1sa Come n11t and helm Admission