Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08

! ana Mrs. oscar west ana uduSHtS
Iona of Philadelphia, were enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tucke
at Georgetown.
A turkey dinner was served Ol
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Tatman of near Bridgeville. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Arthur Russell were guests a
this feast. Forty-four were present
outside of the host and hostess.
Bernard Ireland who is attending
school in New York City and who
has been spending the holidays with
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ireland, returned tc
his college duties on Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles S. Adkins
who have been spending the Christ
mas holidays at their old home in
Newark, Md, arrived home on Sun
day and are now ready to greet
their friends once more.
Mrs. AIDA Short of near George
town spent Sunday with her son-in-
law, Harvey Marker and family.
Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Conner enter
tanned at the parsonage the past
week: Mrs. Virginia Gamble, Mrs.
r. Mustard of Wilmington, Rev. O..
H. Connolly and family of Dagsboro
and Miss Dempsey, preceptress of
Wesley Collegiate Institute, Dover.
John Alfred Prettyman who has
been spending the holidays with his
parents here, left Tuesday of this
week to renew his studies at a col
lege at Hightstown, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wilson enter
tanned at a turkey dinner on Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Hill and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. MedfOrd
Calhoun, of Philadelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy G. Hill and four children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Hudson, Gar
field Hill, Mrs. Carl Tindle, and two
daughters of Georgetown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Calhoun of Greenwood
and Medford Cannon of Bridgeville.
Pilgrims Holiness Church, Milton
The Pilgrims Holiness Church at
Milton is going forward along re-
ligiOus lines at a rapid pace. The
sending of their choir to Whining
ton and brOadcasting the singing
from radio station Dwell on each
night, shows that they are
up to the times in every respect.
The church attendance is large and
very enthusiastic. Their work
among the poor of Milton and else
where is of a notable character.
Church School
The attendance at the church
school on Sunday morning was min
sty-five teachers and scholars pres
.nt This is a good showing and
should be duplicated each Sunday.
The morning lesson entitled "The |
1eaning of the Incarnation For To-
lay" was thoroughly handled by
he different classes, and much in
gained.
Next Sunday the topic will be-
Bringing Others to Christ" A won
erful subject.
Last Sunday being Missionary
sunday, G. A. TimmOns, missionary /
uperintendent, was in charge. Glass
10. 6 presented a very pleasing pro-
ram, which was thoroughly enjoy
d by all present.
The following teachers were Sc
ected: Glass No. l, Clarence Abb
Oft; Glass No. 2, c. A. TimmOns;
lass No. 3, Mrs. Albert Millman;
lass No. 4, Mrs. l. w. Warren;
lass No. 5, Rev. R. G.. Conner;
lass No. 6, Mrs. R. G. Conner;
lass, No. 8. l. w. Warren; Glass
10. 10, Miss Hazel Derrickson;
lass No. II, Mrs. c. A. Timmons;
lass No. 12, Mrs. Marshall Wilson;
lass No. Is, Miss Rachel Coverdale.
he Morning Sermon
The pastor selected for his text,
aul's epistle to the Hebrews, sixth
hapter, 18th verse, (which hope
e have as an anchor of the soul,
9th sure and steadfast."
1t was a very interesting and in
piring sermon.
Vening Services
At z p. m. the Epworth League
ad charge. Miss May Thayer, lead
r. Miss Thayer presented a very in
program, somewhat differ
Mt from the usual routine. The
laying of Martin Adkins, singing
Miss Rachel Coverdale and read
lg of poem by Marguerite Dick
rson and others made a very pleas
Mt hour.
At 1880 p. m. the pastor preached
mother very able sermon, based on
lie text selected from the Book of
1shua, third chapter, fourth verse,
For ye have not passed this way
The next four Sunday mornings
le pastor will speak on the subject
prayer. Come out and hear him.
'atch Night Services
Watch Night services were held
Glendale NJ. E. Church and con-
nued about a half hour on New
ears Eve. The old year was bid
rewell and the new year welcomed !
' a praise service. Only few were
resent.
Dttage Prayer Meeting
The pastor of Glendale NJ. Z. ,
lurch will hold cottage prayer [
eetings on Wednesday night of
lch week until further notice.
The first one was held at the !
Dme of Miss Allie V. and TOlbert
acklin Wednesday night of this
eek. Will report the outcome later. |
Iurch School Class No. 3 To Meet I
Church School Glass No. 2, c. A.
teacher. will meet at the [
,me of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. 7
vain on Friday evening of this S
eek. AS this will be an important |