Milford chronicle., 1941-11-28
FREDERICK

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OF Trinity Church will sponsor
bake which will be given Saturda
morning, December 6, in this towr
The Dover sub-district of tn
Methodist Youth Fellowship will b
the guests of the M. Y. F. of Trim
ity Church on Monday evening, De
cember s, at 1880. There will be
worship service followed by a bus
mess meeting, recreational hour
and refreshments. All young peopl,
from IL to 20 years, are welcome.
A Christmas entertainment will
be given by Trinity Church schoo
on Tuesday evening, December 23
at 1880 o'clock. Santa Claus will
be present and there will be trea
for all.
On Sunday evening, December 2S
at 1880 O'Clock in Trinity Church 6
Christmas pageant will be pre-
sented.
The Christian Advocate, Method
ism's great religious publication, Ii
offering special subscription rate
to all people whose churches have
per cent of their membership to
subscribe to the Advocate. All de-
sirous of subscribing see your pas
tor.
The W. S. of C. s. of Trinity
Church meets next Friday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The M. Y. F. will meet next
Wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock
In the Sunday school room.
On December 16, at 1880 p. m,
the second and third quarterly con-
ferences will be held in Trinity
Church. DR.. Walter A. Hearn will
preside. A report of all the or
ganizations OF the church is de-
sired.
Our community was shocked at
the sudden passing away of Mrs.
Marinda Sipple. She had a fall last
week and fractured her, hip. Hav-
ing weak heart she could not silr-
wye the shock and passed away on
Saturday morning. Mrs. Sipple was
q member of Trinity Methodist
Church since early childhood and
contributed generously of her
means all her life. She was highly
esteemed for the refinement of her
character, her gentleness and fore
bearance. AS long as her health
permitted she labored with the var
fous departments of the church she
loved, diffusing the gospel of kind
Iness and an active benevolence.
The funeral services were held at
the church on Tuesday and were
conducted. by Rev. Harry Connor,
with singing by the. choir. Mrs. Sip
pie was SO years of age and is sur
rived by tw0 nieces, Mrs. Harry
Williams Of Orlando, Florida, and
Miss Bessie Emerson of Frederick.
Interment was made at Barratt's
Chapel cemetery.
The music recital at the church
last Sunday evening was rare
treat and large congregation was
present including many from near
by towns who appreciate good mu-
sic. The program follows:
Singing by the congregation.
Prayer and welcome by the pas
tor.
Organ selection. William Mitten.
Orchestral selection.
Soprano soloi Ia l5r
Trio. Mrs. J. H. M. Darbie and
Clarence Person, violins; j.. H. M.
Darhie, pianist.
Organ selection, Mr.. Mitten.
Y Trio. Mrs. Darbie, Mr.. Darbie and
Mr.. Person.
Qrs selection Mr. Mittens "A
Orchestral selection. .
Hymn.
The guest performers were en-.l
tertained after the service at the
home of Mrs. L. L. Carlisle, the
superintendent of the music depart
ment and the other members of the !
choir. All present thoroughly en-
joyed the music.
Mrs. Albert Boone closes her
house this week for the winter and
will go to Wilmington to live with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert J. Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Bostic and
daughter Alice Louise, of Whining
ton, A. M. Melvin, Jr, of Aberdeen,
Nd, Mrs. Mamie Meeks of Denton,
Md, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wozzelle
Of Atlantic City were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Vinyard
Charles Ewing of Yardley, Pa,
was the guest of Oscar P. Harring-
ton at a Thanksgiving dinner ON
November 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Harring-
.on and children, Harry and Ger
rude of Jersey City, spent Thanks
giving, November 81, with Mrs. An
lie B. Harrington.
Mrs. Marion Stevenson returned
from the Kent General
Hospital where she had a minor
operation on Tuesday. She appre-
,iates the beautiful flowers and
ards with which her friends so I
remembered her. !
On Monday morning about 8
''clock, Mr.. and Mrs. James Spur r
US house was discovered on fire J
" Mrs. Lawrence Carlisle, who /,
ives in the east end of the double !
Iouse. The fire company respond !
d at once, but the fire had gained 7
uch proportions that the interior T
L one room and contents were
estroyed. Harvey Jester, Mrs. i
ipurry's grandson, got her out of {
ed in the next room and Richard +
Welsh carried her to a neighbor's q
ouse, Mr.. Moore. across the street. n
frs. Spurry is "a years of age and q
lind. Her room was filed with q
m6ke and but for the timely res F
ue she might have soon suffocated.
Ir. Spurry and the family appre- /,
late the help given by the firemen Il
nd friends. The fire is supposed Il
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