Milford chronicle., 1940-03-01
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ul6L AAuANAAs OM dNE AMNALGu " JOAAl
). us. Come with your Bible, and gain
a inspiration and strength by uniting
t together with purpose to become OF
e service to our Lord and those we
contact.
f In the evening, the EpwOrth Lea
que was led by Miss Elizabeth Der
rickson at O'Clock. The sermon
delivered by Rev. J. E. Parker was
from the text found in Matthew goth
chapter and 2Sth verse. Subject,
"Ministering unto others" Jesus
gave an example of Gods love, when
he rendered service and showed
mercy to those in need of assist
ance.
The Junior Choir sang This is
My Fathers World" The Adult
choir rendered singing with the
congregation. 1t rejOiced our hearts
to see a good congregation.
| The Christian Church is holding
services every Sunday morning in
/ the Presbyterian Church. due to ex-
/ tensive rebuilding of its church.
The Presbyterian Church conducts
services on Sabbath afternoon, with
Bible School at 1870. Sermon by Rev.
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Herbert Daisey, who holds a posi-
tion in North Carolina, visited his
wife and sons here for a few days
this weekend.
John Powell, an engineer on
steamer in Philadelphia, mOtOred
here with his wife and son, to visit
his mother. Mrs. Jennie Powell, over
the weekend. They were dinner
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Russell Frye, I
and called on Edwin r. Powell and
family on Saturday.
The Loyal Workers Sunday School 1
Glass gave a surprise party to Mrs. |
Marguerite McCabe. at their new (
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos McCabe, /
at Millville. on Wednesday afternoon. !
Those present were: Mrs. Mary !
Cobb, Mrs. Elsie Hickman. Mrs. Flor +
ence Burbage. Mrs. Cecil Steele, I
Mrs. Georgia Johnson. Mrs. Viola
Robinson, Mrs. Eva DeTricksOn, Mrs.
Lcona Allen. Mrs Elva Steele, Mrs.
Mary Quillen. Mrs. Mamie Hickman
and Mrs. Jennie Parsons and Mrs.
Ethel Davidson. A pleasant time
was spent together, after which the
class served refreshments of home
made ice cream, cookies. devils food
cake. mints and nuts.
Mrs. Ethel Hooker entertained the
Lord Baltimore Womans Club on
Tuesday night The decorations,
tCpic and refreshments were apprO-
priate to patriotic characters whose
took place this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hill enter
tanned guests at a turkey dinner on
Sunday. namely, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Joslin and Mr. and Mrs. ROddie
Murray and son Wayne.
Miss Arlene Boettger was given a
party on Saturday night by several
friends
Rev. !. +. Parker. Thomas II. Hud-
son and Mrs J. +. Parker and Mrs.
Ebe Davidson mOtOrcd to MillsborO {
on Thursday afternoon and visited
Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson. who is con-
VulcsCing at the home Of their son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Hudson.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held its February meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Clara Set
man. at Millville, on Monday night.
On Friday night. the following;
Mrs. S. r. Belts. Mrs. E. Hooker,
Mrs. Elliot Evans, Mrs. Clayton
Hooker and Mrs. Emma McCabe and
Mrs. Robert Hudson and Mrs. Ethel
Davidson attended the supper served
by Health Appliance Co. in the fire
house.
Misses Grace and Eleanor Belts
are employed at Bunting's Nurseries.
at Selbyville. They go each day from
their home here. Miss Dorothy Holt
motors each day to the same place
where she holds a position as secre-
tary to the same company.
Mrs. Edward Hickman and daugh
ter Doris Hickman, mOtored to Lau {
lel on Sunday to attend services at
Centenary Methodist Church. of
which Rev. +. c. Hallman is minis D
ter. They were guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. T.. {. Ilallman on Sunday !
afternoon.
Miss Marie Steele came from the !
Western Maryland College last week {
to spend few days with her parents, {
Senator and Mrs. ID. W. Steele. She I
returned on Sunday afternoon. q
Miss Alberta Pusey, who works in I
b. c., and her brother, !
Willard Pusey, spent the weekend !
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Har- /
old Pusey. j
Mrs. Ella Mae Butler and son, Mr s
Stephen Butler and wife and their \
daughters mOtOred from Phiadel !
phia and visited her niece. Mrs. Hat c
tie Wharton. and cousin, Mrs Lille '
II. Belts, on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Annie d. Belts has returned I
from a visit with Mrs. Ella Tunnel i
and daughters in Dover. From there b
she went to Philadelphia where she ]
visited Mrs. Annie B. West ard other S
relatives. l.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Theodore v
Richards mOtOred from their home a
in Prospect Park. (MooreD Pa, and
spent Thursday evening and Friday n
with their mother, Mrs. Georgia A. ?
!
James A. Richards returned home i
1n Thursday after a visit of several t
weeks with his children in Phila- C
lelphia, Allentown. and Chesapeake ?
City. Md.
Prof. and Mrs. Marion Parsons of
Newark were dinner guests of their I
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Parsons a
md daughter, Hannah, on Sunday. |
That afternoon they went to Bethany l
Beach to inspect the new home re-
Gently built by the Professor and
wife.
Lord Baltimore School ]
DR.. H. V. Holloway will show the a
moving pictures of his trip to South {