Milford chronicle., 1938-04-22
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Church DaIngs

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Quite a large audience greeted ths
Rev. Roy 4. Thawley al Salem n. 4
Church on Easter Sunday morning
for q special Easter sermon from st
L.akes gospel. chapter "a and verse
s, Why seek We the living among the
dead? The subject for the morning
was "The Significance Of An Empty
Tomb" M
In the evening the Senior choir
presented an Easter eantata, EMIT
led Victory Divine" under the d.
rection Of l.. Wirrie Long. SFs with
Mrs. Hester Dunn at the pipe or
gan
A lovely Easter lily on the chaneel
table was donation from Frank
Elton. a florist Of Milford. and was
brought down through the courtesy
Of Edward L. Brasure.
News Items In General
Miss Goldey Rogers. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Rogers Of
Georgetown was a guest Of her eolI-
sin, Miss Catherine Derrickson at
the home OF her parents. Capt. and
Mrs. Harry Derrickson over the
Easter holiday period.
MIR. and Mrs. Prev Savoy OF
Washington, d. c., were dinner
guests of the latter's father and bro
ther. u. s. Senator gohn G.. Town
send, Jr., and Preston C. Townsend
on Saturday evening and afterward
went to the summer home at Reho-
both for the weekend. While here
they alse visited with Mrs. John A.
Tubbs and Mrs. Ida Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin T. McCabe OF
near town, have announced the
birth OF a granddaughter, Gloria
Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Lynch OF Barnegat City.
N. ]. MFR. Lynch Is an employee OF
the u. S. Coast Guard Station there,
and his wife who before her mar
riage was Miss Mildred MeCabe,
was a sales lady In William Green
berg's store in this town for several
years.
Mfr. and Mrs. Calvin r. Rayne and
their four children. Jeanette, Cal
vim. George and Naomi, spent Eas-
ter Sunday with Mrs. Rayne's bro
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory L. Marvel and son William In
Md.
Mrs. A. Edward Stevens and son,
Edward, Jr., spent the latter part OF
The week in Philadelphia, shopping
and visiting with friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl NJ. Shockley OF
Dover, a former pastor and vile OF
Salem NJ. L. Church. made a short |
.all in town last week, after a visit
o their cottage at Bethany Beach.
snPOute to Ocean City. Md, for
yisit with their district superinten-
lent and wife, DR.. and Mrs. f. c.
4allman, at their summer home
Mrs. William J. Murray who was
II last week is now improving.
Mrs. Lizzie Lynch and daughter,
frs. Enid Ringler and son Clayton
vent to Philadelphia on Friday and
.pent the Easter holiday period with
he formers son and two daughters
n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell Lynch
md Mrs. Mary Holt Lynch.
Mrs. Walter Long and daughter,
Lgnes, OF SelbyVille. and the for
ner's sister. Mrs. Elsie Burbage OF
)cean View. spent Friday in Will
nington on a shopping trip and Wis
Ting with Mrs. Longs daughter.
liss Rata Long, an employee of the
uPont Company, who came home
nth. them for the weekend.
The WOman's Home Missionary
iociety held its annual election of
Ulcers at the home of Mrs. Volta NJ.
.ong on Wednesday night of last
'eek, resulting with the reelection
( Mrs. Raymond Morris as presi-
ent for the third year; Mrs. IRA
Ong. vice president; Mrs. Clarence
/. Pepper. secretary and Mrs. Ro-
ind Scott, treasurer. Following the
uslness meeting Mrs. Long read an
aster story and Miss MaHde Nc
abe read 1.-THE Ballad Of a Nun"
he hostess served refreshments OF
'uit juices. cakes, candies and Swe-
lsh waters.