Milford chronicle., 1939-02-17

| AltSE tHuCH uiSCuSblOn anu Dy res
olution adopted at the last meeting
OF the Harrington Rotary Club, it
was decided to become the sponsor
for the local troop of Boy Scouts.
The troop has been organized for
13 years and during this period has
been without active sponsorship by
any organization. The Boys Club
Work Committee, consisting of Rep
resentative Fred S. Bailey, Wilbur f..
Jacobs, Clarence Z. Keyes, T. Reyn-
olds Wilson, Frank Steinmetz and
DR.. r. ]. Emory, is conducting
campaign to raise funds for both the
Boy Scout Troop and the Peninsular
Administrative body. The local
Scout troop is made up of 80 MEM
bers, these boys have shown much
interest in their organization and
/ have fallen heir to a cabin near Nc
Caulley's Pond. In sponsoring this
movement the Rotary Club has
scheduled weekly visits to the Boy
Scout meetings. This should serve
to promote more active interest and
aggressive work OH the part of the
boys. For the past five years Frank
Witchey has served as Scoutmaster,
assisted by Joseph c. Laws and c.
Tharp Harrington. The local Off
cials and the Scouts themselves are
enthusiastic about the support that
the Rotary Club plans to give in
sponsoring the movement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Welch gave
a turkey dinner on February II in
honor of Mr.. Millman, manager of
the Ace Manufacturing Company.
Turkey with all of the fixings was
served to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fow-
Ter and daughter Elnora, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Chaffinch of Green
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wiley
and daughter, Rae. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hoefiich and son Frank, Ken
meth Tatman and friend. Elizabeth
Koontz of Harrington. Clayton Lord I
of Milford, and friend, Pauline Van !
derwende, Clinton Ward of Whining !
ton, and friend, Miss Sara McColley
of Milford. An enjoyable time was
had by all.
Plan now to attend card party
sponsored by Milford Memorial Hos
pital Auxiliary, in the Milford Com
Building. Tuesday evening.
February 21.
VI. Z. Church News
Twenty church workers enrolled
from NJ. f. Church. Harrington. for
Ihe six-weeks' course Dover Church
Workers Conference. which ended
night
Mary Elizabeth Cooper. Evelyn
Smith. Louise Clifton. Anna Lee Der
'ickson. and Marion Price will at
end Youth Conference, Wilmington.
IS delegates from NJ. f. Church. Har-
'ington. this weekend.
Church School 9:45 a. NJ Uric
iIorris. general superintendent.
The Bible is the one Book where
iod speaks to us as He does nowhere
lse. He unveils His face so that the
light of His cOuntenance over our
wn life is transfgured and duty and :
estiny come to have a larger mean |
ng than ever The Bible has been !
hru the ages and is today the means
I helping man to feel the presence
+ God with him thru every eXper-
nnce. Let us turn the pages of the
Iible studiously for spiritual guild
nee this Sunday Bible will he y
iught in every department of the II
chOol and there are classes for ev- o
ry age.
Morning Worship 1900 o'clock. o
Anthem by the Senior Choir. e
Sermon subject: Proceeding to the u
ross. o
Junior EpwOrth League 6:30 p. NJ. u
Youth Service $50 r. NJ. II
Courses in Bible Study, Temper Il
nee and Art of Living Together q
i'll be taught. with opportunity for q
'oup discussion. lt
Evening Service 1:3O p. NJ.
The Odd Fellows and Rebecca 4
Odges of Harrington will worship a
a body this service. 40 voices of III
e vested Junior Choir will sing. W
Brass quartet will play. ~
Sermon subject. Power From the W
lil-Scarred Hands
Ever-Ready Bible Glass will hold
5 social and business meeting on G
onday evening in Collins building. oC
Young People will hold their bust b
'ss meeting and Washington Birth W
~ party Wednesday evening.
Thursday-JuniOr League 300 =.
Thursday Junior Choir 700 F. NJ.