Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22
MILTON
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lan Services
Grace Church
Revival services are being held
q week at Grace Methodist Church,
B0ns0red BY the members OF Gosh
and Grace Churches. Last week
e services were held n Goshen
hurch. Guest speakers were Mrs
0ifahon. OF Philadelphia. Rev Otis
ilerson, OF Lewes, Rev. Whedbee
Nassau, Rev. J. P. George OF Har-
pson, and Reys. Ross and Vaughn
Milton.
Services began at Grace Church
h Sunday evening at which time
e pastor, Rev G. s. Ross preached.
ev. J. B. Vaughn, pastor Of Goshen
hurch sang THE Old Rugged
ross" IN a manner pleasing to the
rge number present. On Monday
yening. Rev. J. P. George, Of Harbe-
Dn delivered the message Rev Will
am LeishmaR. Of Lewes. occupied
ie pulpit on Wednesday evening,
ev. Whedbee, Of Nassau, preached
II Impressive sermon and rendered
pleasing vocal solo. Thursday eve
ing. Rev. J. B. Vaughn, Of Goshen
lufch, delivered the message and
ang. Tonight friday Rev VIII
am Mcdaniel of Milton. will preach.
oInmuniOn will be celebrated at
,ns service.
anrlse Service
The annual sunrise service by the
5hurehes of the town will be held
u Easter morning. at 6;15, on the
avn OF the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
lilton Graves. Special Easter songs
Ind q short sermon will be the order
I the service.
NM Present Easter Pageant
Grace Methodist Church School
viIT present ON Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock, a very interesting Eas-
er pageant entitled; THE Ever Liv-
ne Christ" The public is cordially
Invited to attend.
Revival Meeting AZ
pilgrim Holiness Church
Beginning on March %, running
through April Z, the Pilgrim Holm
hess Church will conduct series
bf revival services. Rev. E. P. Qualls
81 Portsmouth, Ohio, is the engaged
Evangelist. His son and daughteF-in-
law. Paul and Mae Qualls, will have
charge of the music and singing.
Services each week day evening at
80 o'clock Sunday services: Sun
iay school at $3.50; morning wOr-
sbip and sermon at IL o'clock. No
hftefnoon services the first Sunday.
Young Peoples meeting at 2 p. m.
Evening worship and sermon at 1880
o'clock. The last two Sundsys, March
sl and April z, there will be SER
sices at IL a. M, $3.50 p. m. and 1880
b. m. The public is cordially invited
4, share this spiritual feast with us.
Rev. w. ]. Crider, pastor.
Eere and There
The residence Of Raymond Spencer
bn Broad street is being painted.
Master James Carpenter, is seri-
Dusly ill at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter
Miss Gladys Madjarosa, who has
been quite i'll for several weeks, is
able to be out again.
Mrs. Walter Blizzard is very III at
her home on Broad street.
Broadkiln farmers are saving
wood, doing some plOwing and
manure. In ordinary times
this work would have been done in
but this has uQt been an
winter.
Among the college students expect-
ed home for Easter are Miss Dorothy
POstIes, Of Teachers' College, West
Chester, Pa: Gaylon Ross and Ken
meth Douglas. Of Western Maryland
i
Miss CIendaniels Of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with relatives in
Million.
Work Of rebuilding and eHlarging
The Clye Belts store is going on rap
Idly under the direction OF F. w.
Pepper. Mr.. Belts expects TO occupy
Tie building in a very short time.
Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Hazard and
daughter Emily and Mrs. Leon Black
visited relatives in Wilmington on
saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson is spend
Ing the week with Mrs. William K,
Wilkins.
Mrs. Nancy Jones and Mr. and
Mrs. J. d. Robins spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Clayville in
Ruth Ann Hopkins, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hopkins is
quite III with lagrippe.
There win be 6 o'clock service
1t the First Congregational Church
On Sunday morning in charge Of Rev.
E. Wadlowe Of Washington, d. G.
Rev. Z. Wadlowe will preach q |
Easter sermon at II o'clock. Sunday
school at 10 O'Clock. Trust all will be |
present at the First Congregational
Church.
Revival services will close tonight
friday at Grace Methodist Church.