Milford chronicle., 1934-01-26
WILLIAMSVILLE
Church News
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Sunday school at Williamsville
Church every Sunday at . p m.
Everyone is welcome to this little
church. Come and give of your time
and talent to the Lords work.
Revival services will start in Will
Evansville Church on Sunday eve
ming, January 2S at 7.S0 o'clock. DR..
+. B. Short from Milford will be in
charge of this service. Monday eve
ming. Jan. 30, Rev. J. L. Nichols from
| Milford; Mrs. DickersOn and Mrs.
Kenton will sing at this service.
Tuesday evening, Jan. so, Rev. w.
NJ. Wine from WOOdside, Del. We'd
nesday evening. Jan. 81, Rev. J. c.
| Handy from Houston, Del. Thurs
day evening. Feb. l, Rev. +. Fl. Col
Inns from Harrington. Del. Fur
ther announcements of other preach
ers will be made in next weeks
paper. This is the first revival ser
vice that has been held in this old
church for great number OF years.
Let's all keep in prayer for these
services and make this our motto:
NlAlG lOA AAll
fore Be Ye Also Ready; For in Such
an Hour as Ye Think Not, the Son
of Man COmeth." We want every
one to come and help in these SER
vices. There will be special music
and singing each evening.
Much credit goes to all who
helped i'll cleaning off the Williams
vile cemetery last Friday afternoon.
There was surely big Improvement
made Refreshments consisting of
hot chocolate and cake was served
to all who helped. There is still a
few more hours work TO do. so any
one who did not get to help last
Friday can come to the church this
Friday afternoon at l o'clock and
We will finish this job. Zack DON
ovan, our local forest fire warden
requests that all of his fire fighting
crew of men meet at the church at
the same time. C.. ID. Goodrich, as
sistant forester from Dover, will be |
here if nothing prevents. The piece |
of ground which the men cleared off |
last Friday afternoon belongs TO the
cemetery. The brush was put in |
piles. All of this needs to be burned. |
This is the purpose of this gather
ing of men, namely to see that this |
piece of ground is burned over with |
out any damage to the adjoining !
woodland. If this day should be !
stormy the date will be changed to !
Monday. January 29th, at y. m.
The Junior Cardinal All Club met |
with Miss Betty Prettyman last
Thursday evening. There was q
very good attendance. After the
business meeting was over, the en-
committee took charge, II
and everyone present surely did /
have a good time. Delicious re-
'reshments were served to all. The II
was then adjourned to meet
With Miss Madeline Hayes OF Hous-
on, on February Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clifton, Miss
Dorothy Wooters. Miss Anne Cliff
on and friend Guy Harshman from
were all the Sunday
,uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pret-
yman and family.
WI % JOhh D. OCPubg vi hCdi L@ih-
oln, and Mrs. Harvey Lofiand OF
ear Greenwood were the dinner
.uests on Thursday of Miss Kathryn
Donovan.
Miss Ida Camper of Houston has
cen spending a few days as the
ouse guest of Miss Betty Pretty
ian.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond of
ear Harrington visited Mr.. and Mrs.
.obert Hammond on Sunday after
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott called
n Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Elliott re-
emily.
Miss Kathryn Donovan and friend,
yilson Hatfield. spent Sunday eve {
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. George Tat
ian. k