Milford chronicle., 1938-09-30
FREDERICK

~AAaHSAs 0A TIE OCedblDH OA the lOoLl
anniversary to her Rev. Carlisle Hub
bard, D. D., of Cleveland, Ohio, de
liver the message. Taking for hi
text ''Ye Must Be Born Again" h
held the undivided attention of tn
great throng who had come from neal
and far to hear him.
Memories Of this community wher,
he spent part OF his early life will
parents and grandparents are among
his most precious recol1ections. AND
In turn he is always held in grateful
remembrance by the people here.
His message was perfectly franz
and straightforward and carried con
viction to his hearers. At the close Of
his sermon an urgent request was
sent in from those on the outside Of
the church requesting him to speak
a few minutes in the grove. He gra-
ciously consented.
Hundreds of persons who could
not get inside the building are hoping
DR.. Hubbard will return another
time when weather conditions will
permit the services in the grove as
in former years. The splendid pro-
gram for the afternoon follows:
200 P. M.-Call to worship, Rev.
g. w. Dawson, pastor, organist, Miss
Margaret B. Hart; director of con-
gregational singing, Prof. g. R. Mil
Ter, Jr,; Hymn, Sweet Hour Of Pray
err. congregation; Apostles Greed,
prayer, Rev. Frank Herson, ID. D.;
vocal solo, Mrs. VIM. w, Moore; Scrip
ture reading, DR.. B. Warren; cornet
solo, Prof. r. w. McFadden; hymn,
"Tell Me The Story Of Jesus, con-
gregation; offering, vocal solo, Rev.
Robert E. Green M. A. S. T. B., SER
mon, Rev. Carlisle Luff Hubbard, d.
d., "Methodism and the New Birth;
hymn, Revive Us Again, congrega-
ton; doxology, benediction, Rev.
Matthews.
!. DR.. E. F. Smith of the State Board
of Health will be at the Frederick
School, Friday, September 80, at 2:15
to give the toxoid for the prevention
of diphtheria. The treatment will be
given to any child under ten years
of age who has not previously had
two doses, upon request by their pa
rents. The authorities are particu-
larly anxious to have all pre-school
children Is months to 6 years.
brought in. Request blanks may be
obtained at the school.
The school soccer team will open
their season Thursday afternoon at
3 80, when they play Clayton. The
game will be at Frederick.
On last Saturday evening, Mrs.
Burris Spurry entertained at a de-
Iightful bridge party, Mrs. William
F. Neide, Mrs. ]. B. Hendricks, Mrs.
Raymond Gordon, Mrs. G. R. Millar,
Mrs. Herman Van Hoy, Mrs. o. G.
Melvin, Mrs. Marion Stevenson, Mrs.
Arthur Stokesbury, Mrs. ]. e. Nc
Bride, Mrs. Vaughn Warren, Miss
Slaughter and Mrs. w. L.
Mcqueen.
Beginning on Monday, Sept. rs, the
} m. The postoffice will be open at
nail leaves at 500 a. m, and 1920
800 a. m.
Miss Emma Manloye is in Phila-
lelphia, being treated by a special
st for eye trouble
: Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Kelso spent
lart of last week at Tangier Island.
Burnite Kenny fell unconscious last
Ionday while engaged in his daily |
york. He is much improved at this
writing.
Mrs. Joseph Vineyard and daughter,
anet, of Chestertown, Md, were the
-uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Vim
ard on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder Thomas spent
he weekend at their cottage in Re-
oboth.
Mrs. John Scott spent the weekend
nth DR.. and Mrs. Herman Abbott,
r., of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Green and
on. David. Jr., spent the weekend
18th Mrs. John Green, Of Media, Pa,
nd Mrs. Lillian Risley, of Northfeld,
!. ].
Miss Anna Bigelow is visiting her
rother, William BigelOw, of Balti-
lore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fowler, of
spent the weekend
it'll Mrs. Mary Bethards.
Mrs. William Spurry, of Whining
m. is visiting Mrs. Mary Kelly
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Van Hoy re-
Irned Sunday from a trip to Cali
rnia.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlisle Hubbard, Of
Ohio, and sister, Miss Ag-
IS Hubbard, of Cambridge, Nd, were
ltertained by DR.. and Mrs. Lester
lff Carlisle on Sunday.
Mrs. S. ]. Minner tripped over
lg last Monday and had bad fall,
Il is feeling better at this writing. !
Mrs. Alice Melvin has returned
,me after spending three weeks in
ilmington.
Joseph Flanagan was taking tobae-
from a tin box while descending
5 steps. He lost his balance and
II and cut one of his fingers on the
x almost severing it from the hand.
?. Chapman took him to the Milford
,spital where stitches were taken to
1se the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gerow went
Blooming Grove, N. Y, last week
attend the funeral of Mr.. Gerow's
ece, whose wedding they attended L
" two months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Palmer and
n, and grandchild and mother, Mrs.
nina Palmer, Mrs. Ella Hennessy.
one Palmer, Mrs. Ida Vanderbrack
d daughter, Eva, Of Wilmington,
re Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II
hn Palmer. III
Miss Margaret Belts gave a mis-
Ilaneous shower last Friday even
: to Miss Doris Shumar, OF Bowers. I
Sunday evening Miss Shnmar and
Hard Belts proprietor OF the White
ash Filling Station, were united
marriage in Milford by DR.. Her