Milford chronicle., 1937-10-08
FREDERICK

i outside in cars or strolled throug
a the grove. The service was yer
much enjoyed by those fortunat
/, enough to arrive early and secur
b seats.
III The sermon was fine and the mu
sic inspiring by the choir and Eel
: ton High School Band.
The high school girls and boy
are to be complimented on thei
> fine rendition of sacred music. 81
: The program for the Afternoon
follows:
Call to Worship. Rev. Rober
Green. ~ '" -
! organist. Miss Margaret B. Hart.
Hymn, 20 For a Thousand Ton
gues to Sing"
Prayer, Rev. Hugh B. Kelso.
Vocal solo, Miss Bernice Lingo.
Scripture reading, Rev. E. w. Hen
Wis.
Selection, FELTON, High School
Band. Prof. R. W. McFadden, direc-
tor.
Hymn, Jesus Lover of My Soul
Offering.
Singing, Magnolia, Frederick and
Barratt's Chapel choirs.
Sermon: Subject, Things That
Count" DR.. Edward NJ. Kohlstedt.
Selection, FELTON, High School
Band.
Hymn. "All Hail the Power of Je-
sus' Name"
Benediction, Rev. ]. E. Parker.
Every year on Saturday evening
preceding Barratt's Chapel anniver-
sary the descendants of the Baker
family in this community are enter
tanned at a turkey dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. " Hutchins of Wilmington
at Sapp's restaurant.
The Bakers were among the early
members who worshipped at the
chapel. Their devotion to their
church and their consistent Chris
tion living are a heritage to the
present generation.
The guests at the reunion were
Mrs. Harry Wingate, Harrington;
Mrs. Ella Rust, Frederick; Mrs. JOS
eph S. Clark, Wilmington; Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Smoot, Frederick;
George Baker, Frederick; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Pritchett, of New
Jersey; Warner Pritchett, Frederick;
Mrs. Martha Todd and Jean Todd of
Camden, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hansen Har-
rington, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Win
gate and children, Betty and Marion
of Philadelphia; Elnora Smoot of
Milford; DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Grier,
Miss Elizabeth Lank, Gloria Postles
of Frederica; Mrs. Elizabeth Young,
Milford; w. C. Meredith, Whining
ton.
Mrs. Cecilia l.. Wolfson, singing
evangelist of Vineland, N. j., Will
assist Rev. H. B. Kelso in the re-
vival services from October 10 to "a.
Week night services at 1880 p. H.,
Mrs. Alice G. Melvin is visiting
AIR. and .aMrs."S. E.. .Bostic OF Vii
mington. 80
Oscar P. Harrington has returned
from spending his vacation in Nor |
walk, Conn, and Jersey City, N. J.
Leslie Rentz has had the interior |
of his home remodeled, making 1t |
very attractive and comfortable.
John Rogers had an operation for
the removal of his tonsils last week.
He is getting along fine.
Mrs. Perry Brown of Short Hills,
N. j., was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Rogers last week.
Mrs. Harry j. Ross has returned
from spending the summer in New
York and Pennsylvania.
The Ladies' Aid Society was very
pleasantly entertained on Friday
evening by Mrs. Mary Boone, Mrs. e
Emma Hovey and Mrs. Margaret :
Gottorf at the home of Mrs. Gottorf.
A very delightful and unusual pro-
gram was presented by Mrs. Hugh
b. Kelso.
During the business meeting
plans were made for a church sup
per to be held at an early date TO y
be announced later.
Solicitors were appointed for the
various community districts.
Next month, Mrs, Mary Kelly, Mrs.
Emma Harrington and Mrs. Ethel
Carpenter will entertain the society.
Following the program the hostesses
served refreshments.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fred
erica Fire Department met last week l
and decided to give card party en-
October &c in the Community Build
ing. There will be the usual games
1f contract, auction and five lun-
lred. The patronage of the public
will be appreciated.
Miss Elizabeth Walstrom was
guest at house party over the
weekend given by Mrs. Cowgirl Bar
lard at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Robert Dockety entertained
It a dessert bridge on Monday af-
ernoon at Dover: Mrs. Clarence
Person, Mrs. Herman Van Hoy, Mrs
1. F. AIitten, Mrs. Herman Vinyard,
,Irs. A. w. Boone, Mrs. Edith Mel
in, Mrs. Laura Frazier, Mrs. J. B. II
Mrs. B. F. Burton, Mrs.
iordon Counselman, Mrs. w. W. Will L,
on, Mrs. Joseph Gerow, Mrs. John ,
:. Mcbride, Mrs. Vaughn Warren, ,
Irs. ]. K. Rogers, Mrs. S. L. Wilson,
Irs. Willard Slaughter, Mrs. Arthur
Ielvin, Mrs. o. G. Melvin, Mrs. Har- :
v Harrington, Miss Bessie Emerson,
Iiss Elizabeth Lank, all of Freder-
"a. Prize for high score was award
d to Miss Bessie Emerson; second
rize, Mrs. ]. B. Hendricks, and the
ut prize, Mrs. Laura Frazier.
Mrs. Homer T. Hopkins and o
9uehter. Mrs. Margaret Satterfield,