Milford chronicle., 1933-04-14
BOWERS BEACH
Easter Program

Happy Easter, ElinOr DAVIDSON.
A Singing Greeting. Phyllis SpayC
One Word. Dorothy Tribbitt.
Recitation, Virginia Booker, Siss
Scott.
Easter Prescription. Richar
Miller
Unlock Your Heart. Bobby Mar
tin.
Song, Children Sing Praise, girl
and boys.
The Gardener, Leland Spayd,
My Flowers, Isabelle Scott.
Jesus Lives, Leon Tribbitt.
Robins Greeting, Billy Tribbitt.
Blossoms, Gloria Parker.
Faster Patrol, Virginia Blades.
Recitation, Margaret Banks.
Dialogue, He Is Risen, Phyllis
Spayd and Miller Haldeman.
219 in red book, tune of Jesus
Loves Me. Luvia Short.
| Know, Catharine Sipple.
Recitation, Margaret Whedbee.
Sunrise Trail, Henry KnOles.
Recitation, Jack Tribbitt.
First Easter Morn, Virginia Book
er.
Song, Sunbeam, Miller Haldeman
Dialogue. Mildred and Gloria.
Recitations, Anna Belle Banks,
Martin Banks, James Flynn, Billy
Tribbitt, Saxton Harrington.
Choir, Ring Golden Bells.
There Is No Death, VIM. Halde-
man.
Witness, Sammy Parker.
Recitations, Harold Spay and
Russell Vochel.
Ring Joyful Bells, Ralph Blades.
Easter Carols, Walter Vochel.
While 1t Is Dark, Madeline Trib-
bitt.
Duet, Whedbees.
What Easter Brings, Elizabeth
Flynn.
Book of Happiness, Dorothy
Spayd.
Key to the Garden, Virginia Book
er.
Dialogue, All Hail to Christ -
Choir sing, When 1 Survey the Won
drous Cross, All Hail Power of
Jesus Name.
Recitation, Ronald Roland.
Recitation, Mildred Garthari.
Recitations, Jack Parker.
Recitation, Rosa Banks.
Christ Arose, Sammy Parker.
Recitation, Virginia Spayd.
Good Advice, Jane Patterson.
Say 1t With Dollars, Sammy
Parker
Short address, Rev. Whedbee.
Eastertide Banners.
Monologue, Viola Haldeman.
Changed Cross. Sing, Alas and
Did My Savious Bleed, The Lord Is
Risen Indeed.
Song, congregation, Angels Roll
the Rock Away.
william Mitten and family, of
Dover, and Mrs. Della Mitten, OF
Frederica, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lynch.
Frederick Martin and Amos Lesh-
er, of Amber, Pa, were weekend
guests of W. S. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Robinson and
family were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Tribbitt.
j. T. Martin, Amos Lesher and w.
S. Davidson spent Sunday with
Laurence Morris, of Centerville, Md.
Miss Mary Coverdale and Branch
Dickerson are spending several days
in Seaford with his mother, who is
very ill.
Mrs. Jennie Minner and daugh-
ter, Marjorie, of Magnolia, were
with her parents over the week
end.
Mrs. Laura Coverdale and Jones
johnson spent Sunday in Harring-
ton and Monday evening in Mag
nolia, as guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Coverdale
called on friends near Milford Sun
day afternoon Miss Hazel Tatman
and mother, Mrs. Anna Tatman,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Cover
dale Sunday evening and attended
our Easter program.
Much praise and credit is due our
Sunday school superintendent, Mrs.
David Coverdale, for her untiring
efforts and the wonderful success
with our Easter program. 1t was
given to a crowded house and 1 am
sure every one was well paid for at
tending.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Wilcutts were
in Wilmington on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brayerton.
of Carney Point, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Forrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Vanaman and
son have returned here after spend
ing the winter in Newark, Del.
NJ. NHr- LIa,,rrr Orancnn and
son were Palm Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds Davidson.
Mr.. and Roland Conner, of Dover,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. George !
Spayd on Sunday. @
S. P. Smith is about the same as
asst week.
Mr.. Kneweppel, of Union City,. N.
T., is. visiting his sister, Mrs. Anna
3urris.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Comerford,
If near Dover, called on her daugh-
er, Mrs Lester Forrest, Monday
nd Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davidson and
mother, Mrs. Sallie Davidson, visit
d relatives in Magnolia Saturday
vening.
Miss Viola Haldeman, of Whining
on, was home over the weekend.
Bud Jester, of Frederick, was all
upper guest of Miss Haldeman on
sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Savage has been on the
ick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Wyatt enter
lined relatives from Wilmington on
unday.
Mrs. Walter Fisher went to VIII
lington the first of the week.
Mrs. clenford Fisher and children
to their home after
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