Milford chronicle., 1939-10-13
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Sunday evening, conducted by tn
Minister, Rev. J. E. Parker.
The singing evangelist, Dal
Hughes, directed the singing, an
sang seI eral selections that wer
inspiring.
Everyone is invited to attend thes
services which will be held eacl
night for two weeks and possibly
longer.
Rev. G. w. Dawson preached al
impressive sermon on Sunday nigh
from the Book of Daniel.
The second quarterly conference
took place at the Methodist Churcl
here on Thursday evening, following
the revival services.
Rev. J. j. Bunting, the District
superintendent, delivered the ser
mon on Thursday night of this week
Mrs. Annie 3. West, of Yeadon
Pa, entertained her two sons and
their families, at her home here over
the weekend. They are namely, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace West and daughter
Lillian and son Horace, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John West and daughters
Thelma and Sally Jane
Mr.. and Mrs. William p Bant are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of fine son, born on Tuesday,
October 3, weighing s pounds and .
ounces at the Milford Memorial Hos
pital. The mother will be remember
ed as Eileen Calhoun. The baby son
has been named William James Nor
man Bant
Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth of q nice daughter. named Mar
garet Ann, born September 5, at
their home here. Mrs Ellis has had
as her guests, her mother, Mrs. Wal
ter Wallace and aunt, Mrs. Calvin
Hughes, both OF Milldale. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch motor
ed from their home in East Lans-
downe, Pa, and spent the weekend
with Mrs. Martha Conoway.
Harry Richards and sister. Miss
Mae Richards, and MIR. and Mrs.
Clarence Cooper and son Rodger, of
Philadelphia, visited their father
James A. Richards over the week
end.
AIR. and Mrs. Cove Bennett and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bennett and son
Of RoHana visited their mother, Mrs.
L. c. Bennett. on Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rowland Messick
and two daughters, Sarah and Eliza
beth, also their sister and aunt, Miss
Sallie Messick, mctored from their
home in Milford. and attended the
services held in Bethel Methodist
Church, here. on Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. VI. kaufman mo-
tored to North Carolina over the
weekend
Harvey James had as dinner
guests on Sunday the following rel
atiyes: Dl. and Mrs. J. W. James,
Dover; his brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Aiiley and son, Eugene OF
Ardmorc Pa; his son-in-law and
daughter, and friends. Capt. and Mrs.
Theodore Evans of Dover.
Miss Elizabeth Derrickson is the
secretary at Lord Baltimore Consol-
idated School -
Mrs. Ethel Mitchell has had her
house reshingled with asbestos
shingles and an enclosed porch add
cd, which improves the appearance
OF the place.
Mrs. Nelson Dolby entertained sew
eral relatives and friends over the
weekend. Among them was Mrs.
John Richards of Philadelphia.
Mr.. anc Mrs. Horace Long have
improved their home with Asbestos
shingles.
lIr. and Mrs. C. C. Bishop mo-
tored from Philadelphia. accompan-
led by their grandson. Johnnie and
spent the weekend at their home
here
At the Ladies Aid meeting held in
he Sunday school room of Bethel
Church last week it was decided
10 hold a turkey supper on Friday
night, November IT. in the church
'oom. Please remember the date.
Menu will consist of roast turkey,
;tuffing, white and sweet potatoes,
peas, turnip greens, cole slaw, pick
es, cranberry sauce, rolls, coffee
md ice cream. Price, 75c for adults,
md 35c Tor children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knox enter
aimed their sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Knox
md Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knox, Jr.,
It big dinner on Sunday
Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn had
Is their visitors on Saturday night,
,lr and MIS-. Louis Lathbury, Mrs. /
lddie .MGgee, Elijah Tyre, Mr.. and
,Irs. Zene Long and Mr. and Mrs. /
David Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Manly accom-
panied their mother, Mrs. Thomas /
hudson, home after a visit with
hem in Wilmington.
Mrs. n. Horace Derrickson and /
hree children of Philadelphia, WIS.,
ted her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. owen
)errickson, last week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Royal Daisey enter
aimed at dinner on Thursday. Mrs.
Ista Stevens and son Ronald and
'lrs. Ida Mitchell gave a dinner on
sunday to Mrs. Kate Stevens and
Villa Dasey and Mary E. Hudson.
lord Baltimore School News
George W. Ayars, director of
Health and Physical Education of
he State Department OF Public In
spoke at the meeting of
he elementary school teachers of
he Lord Baltimore School on We'd
lesday, October 4. on the topic "Su-
Play" He discussed the
lew stunt program at length and
''posturing" exer-
Uses. The use of pupil leaders in
he supervised play of the school
vas commended by him.
The attendance of the whole
chool for September was the best
# any month during the past three
4& The elementary