Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07
GEORGETOWN
CCC Camn Celebrates

out OuSScA COuutg MOuudy IFOm III
CCC camp, located two miles frol
here, to make an inspection of tn
work that has been done and is bein
done in cleaning out old bitches an
constructing new ones to make ara
BILE thousands OF acres of waste lan(
Many hundreds of miles of ditehe
have been cleared and new ones du
in order to drain the lOWlands
Within the past six years, the wOrl
CT the CCC unit has been of grea
value TO the lower Delaware farm
lands. Lands which have laid vast
for many years have been converted
into tillable fields capable of pro
ducing good crops. The camp OF
Saturday commemorated the sixth
year of active progress by giving {
banquet at o'clock. Prior to thu
banquet. an inspection tour of the
camp was made by many people.
II was "Open house" at the camI
On Sunday and visitors were shown
the camp buildings and given q
chance to see how il operates and
how the men are provided for.
PPdrick Wright
A community service will be held
in First NJ. p Church on Good Fri
day. April Z. The theme will be
The Seven Words From the Cross. -
The first word from the Cross
Father forgive them; for they know
from IL to 1890 p. NJ. The Scrip
ture will be read by Miss Irene Fau-
cclt; solo. There is Green Hill Far
Away" by Mrs. Ralph S. Baker: ad-
dress. THE Word of Intercession. the
Rev. II. c. Burkins.
The second word from the Cross
To-day shalt thou be with Me in
Paradise'-will he from 1890 to 1856
p M The Scripture will he read by
Mrs. Howard W. King: solo. THE
Open Door" by Miss Lila Carey; ad-
dress. THE Word of Pardon" the
Rev. j. J. VOnIIagel.
The third word of the Cross
Woman. behold thy Son. Behold thy
m0ther"-will he from 1855 10 leo
p. NJ. Miss Louise Rust will read
the Scripture; quartette consisting
0f Miss Katherine Rogers. Mrs. Dom
aid Travis. James Locates and Nor
man DawsOn will sing Are We
l1Dlft tssft llt' hblu III 1lfs
The Rev. Omar T.. Jones.
The fourth word of the Cross -
My Cod. My God. why hast th0n for
saken Me?" will he given from l2:50 |
to l:45 p. NJ. James Carey will give |
solo: Miss Arlene Meyer will read |
the Scripture: the Rev Ernest " |
Wright will deliver an address on |
The Word of Loneliness"
The fifth word of the Cross-"I
ihirst"-will be given from l IA To
2:l0 r. NJ Mrs. Edwin Smith and |
Mrs Fred Tyndall will give duet.
The Old Rugged Cross" Miss Mar
celia Briggs will read the Scripture; |
Dr. Harry W Ewis will deliver the
address. The Word OF Need"
The sixth word from the Cross
at is finished" will be from 2:l0 10
2:35 =. NJ. Prof. Joseph ID. Thomas
will give a solo, king Ever GlOr- /
iGits," from the CrucitiXinn; the Rev !
John T. Bailey will deliver the ad-
dress, The Word OF Victory"
The seventh word from the Cross -
"Fatlber into THY hands I commend
AIy Spirit" concludes the service.
Raymond Justin will sing THE Holy
City" address. The Word of Trust"
Rev. j. p. George; duet, above the |
Hills of Time" Misses lrma and |
Eli"abc,h Short.
Thirteen models passed in review
Wednesday afternoon Of last week at
the fashion show presented by the
Georgetown New Century Club. un
der direction of Mrs. Howard 7. /
Ennis. and sponsored by the Jen
Stewart dress shop here. The mod
els were Misses Josephine NAPLES, /
Peggy Walls Edith |. Jones. Marian
Prettyman. Mrs. James NJ. Tunnel.
Jr.. Mrs. Caleb VI. Wright. Mrs. J.
Casper Jones, Mrs. James u. Hay
man. Mrs. Laura Purnell, Mrs. Ruth
Steele. all OF Georgetown; Mrs.
George W. Nei9hbOrs. Mrs. Mary w.
Emily Hazard, Of Milton. Mrs. Mary
l.re Robinson was chairman and hos
;c8s for the day. The show was fol
lnNcd by ii tea with Mrs. lavinia
Adams and Mrs. DrrneIl pouring.
The tea table was decorated with a
{ cntcr-piece of spring flowers CON
sisting OF jOnquilS. tulips and snap
dragon. The cluh room was attrac-
lively decorated with fnrsythia and
Pine. Miss Aleine Kitchens was at
the piano during the afternoon.
Fifteen acres of waste land have
been purchased by City Council just
rorth of Collinsville. suburb. to be
used as dumping ground. Ii has
been cleared and drained through CO.
operation of the WPA The shortest
route is out North Bedford street TO
the residence Of John Lowe. then on
a gravel road leading easterly. Signs
have heen erected pointing out the
Lew location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mustard have
moved into the property on Albury
iVenue which they recently pur-
'hased from Il Milford bank having
n charge the settling of the estate
# the late Louder y. IIearn. who
,wned the property. Extensive i'm
have been made
0ral aud Personal
Mrs. Myra Banning. OF Bethel. who
las been employed as telephone
operator in E,astun. Md, has accept
d a position in the local exchange.
,iiss ITilda Moore, of MillsborO. and
Hiss IIilda Workman, of near here.
lso have accepted positions in the
anne office.
Clarence c. Allen, poultryman OF
Il afford, is reported to have pur-
Iastd The flour mill of William Lay
6n. on North Race street.