Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02
FREDERICK

manner from our previous approach
Education was all right, but is moi
the panacea. We must change the
lives of folks and the only way to
do this is to introduce them to Je-
,sus.
We began our evangelistic meet
ing this week on Monday night and
have with us, Dan L. Hughes, the
well known singer. We are expect
ing a very gracious time. Each eve
ming there will be a minister from a
nearby town to bring us an inspir-
ing message Rev. f. p. Thomas on
Tuesday evening; Rev. F. d. Milbury
of Wyoming on Wednesday evening;
Rev. J. T. Graham of Houston on
Thursday evening, and Rev. Roy l..
Tawes of Magnolia, will preach to-
night. Next week each evening there
will be a speaker who will tell us of
the power of God unto salvation.
OF course, our pastor will bring us
the message at the Sunday services,
both morning and evening. His sub
ject for the morning service, Novem-
her 4 will he "The Tempted Leaders
Question" and in the evening he will
bring us a message on THE POten-
Cies of Faith"
Last Sunday the pastor received
into the church seven who brought
their transfers from Laws Church,
which has been closed.
John c. George stepped from be-
hind a truck in front of an autOmO- |
bile last Friday and was knocked |
down. He has a sprained foot and |
leg and a dislocated finger. The car |
was moving very slowly or his in
juries might have been more seri-
Gus.
Be sure to remember the Hallow-
cen party on Friday evening, No
vember 2. at the school. Besides the
three plays, there will be the grand
march. The general public is invited
to participate. There was a larger
group last year in the march than
several previous years. Come out
this year. Get out your funny togs
end win a prize. Admission for chill
dren l0c, adults. 25c.
81 Mrs. Joseph Frazier is having her
residence repainted white. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J. Dodd and
children were weekend guests of h
Mr.. and Mrs, H. s. Dodd of Dover. Y
and ex-senator and Mrs. I. w. Belts N
of Frederick. They were enroute to d
Washington, d. c. D
The supper given by the WOmens n
Auxiliary for the benefit of the
Frederick Volunteer Fire Company B
was pronounced a splendid success. o.
The menu was delicious as the cooks S
hAr NoI LIT. |
very best chicken salad and graham fC
cracker pies and other kinds. The al
fried oysters and coffee were piping p
hot from the kitchen. The pepper Il
relish was a fine appetizer. The
president. Mrs. J. b. Hendricks and "
the chairman of the supper, Mrs. S. p
l.. Wilson wish to thank all the p
committees and their many assis-
tants for their cheerful cooperation "
All who donated and all who in any y
way contributed to the success of lI
the supper. The auditorium was very a,
attractive with the decoration of au- u, ~
tumn flowers.
Mrs. Harvey Jester spent several
days last week in Philadelphia. .,
Miss Ruth Van Hoy gave de- ~
lightful Halloween party last Sat g.
urday night to large group of da
young folks. nv
Mrs. |. w. Belts is representative ri
for the roll call of the American TO,
Red Cross for Frederick. She and in
her assistant, Miss S. Helena Case on
will canvass the town and invite on
every family to join in this worthy loi
cause. The Junior Red Cross is one th,
nf hn ue -
lea schools in which the member TIL
ship is 100 per cent. pr
o. p. Harrington attended the foot gr
ball game at Philadelphia last Sat wa
urday. lie
Harry +. Mitten and William Ber- BE
ry attended the convention of the ini
Undertakers Association, at New Or us,
leans, La. They also visited Miami. Pr
Fla, and stopped overnight on the MI
way with DR.. and Mrs. Coy Carpen- Fo
Ter at Wake Forest. N. c. tel
The Adult Education art class will so
meet at the school every Thursday ua,
evening at 7:30 O'Clock. The class lnt
was organized on Monday evening "a
with the required number to effect Mr
an organization. Miss Amy Gardi- :
1er will teach the class again this eu
year Her charming personality and M ,ui
patience have endeared a. A.;
her to all her pupils. So we join in WI wi,
saying to her: Welcome to our S., ",'
'ity" % gu
Mrs. Alice Wix and daughter of .n. pp.
harrington were guests of Mrs. S. ;n.
<. Belts on Thursday. M
Miss Emma Manlove returned to Nv
on Sunday with Mr. tjv,
md Mrs. Harry DurbOrough who
we're their guests over the week end ovf
Shelby and Edgar Harrington of wi,
layton were guests of their grand wb
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Har- ma
ington on Sunday. ,
Arthur NJ. Melvin. Jr., spent four In,
ays in the Dover Hospital last bey
Teek. receiving treatment for an in SIN
ected knee. This knee has given
i'm trouble since last spring when
buzzard flew against the wind
held of his car breaking it. The
lass pierced his knee. making an 90
ely wound. He returned to his p .
Ork in Salisbury. Md. on Monday. Su,' ;,n
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