Milford chronicle., 1941-10-24

Tuesday of each month. In Novem
ber they will meet at the home Z
Mrs. Sheath on Welner avenu,
? Mrs. Brown will assist in enter
} tanning the class.
The Rev. Charles Jack, pastor o
the Church of the Nazarene, ha
announced that two weeks re
vival will open on Tuesday nigh
with special services each nigh
during the two weeks until Novem
ber g.. The services will begin al
1880 O'Clock. During this time Prof
Lloyd Brooks of indianapolis, In
diana, will lead the Congregations
singing and the Rev. Ellis Hummel
of Cincinnatus, N. Y, will do the
preaching. Professor Brooks and
Rev. Hummel will also play string
ed instruments and sing together
as a special feature of the services.
They have special amplifying SER
vice and will broadcast some of the
services, making special announce
ments from time to time on the
streets. Everyone is urged to come
out to THE Church Nearest the
Heart of the City"
Final rehearsals are being held
this week for the musical comedy,
''Headin' Hollywood" to be pre-
sented in the high school auditor
ium on Thursday and Friday nights,
October 20 and "a. The comedy is
sponsored by the Lions Club and
under the direction of William Car
Isle Andrews of Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia. The cast includes William
F. Smith, Marie L. Roberts, Her.
bert Nichols. Cubbage Brown, Ada
Pitlick, Bill Humes. Ruth Brown,
Bernice Shaw. Laura Needing,
Kessler Farrow, Naomi Tatman,
Lillian Camper, Eleanor Smith,
Rosella Humes, Helen Eckrich,
Verda Ruth Vane, Doris Shuttle,
Mary Tatman, Roselle Hickman,
Emma Lee Welch, Elizabeth Ann
McKnatt, Gladys Melvin, Irene
Downes, Jane Welch, Anna Grier,
Marguerite Galloway, Alicia Schof-
feld, Hilda Mae Meredith, Doris
Hall, Bennie Moore and Cecil Da-
Wis.
Monday evening the President of
the Rebekah Assembly, Mrs. Mar
garet Sharpley, together with her
staff, visited Rachel Rebekah
Lodge No. z, of this city, and in
stalled the following officers: No
BILE Grand, Mrs. Emma Passmore;
vice grand, Mrs. Elizabeth West;
recording secretary. Mrs. Fannie
Swain; financial secretary, Mrs.
Edith Ryan; treasurer, Mrs. Nina
Hill; chaplain. Mrs. Ethel Sapp;
warden, Miss Josephine Sapp; con-
ductOr. Miss Madalyn Hayes; r. |
S. N. G.. Mrs. Irene Wechtenhiser;
L. S. N. G., Mrs. Ann Pearson; l.. |
S. v. G., Mrs. Virginia Clarkson;
r. S. v. G.. Mrs. Dorothy Nelson;
inside guardian, Mrs. Lille Reed;
outside guardian, Mrs. Florence
VonGoerres. Following the install
lation, Mrs. Sharpley of Whining
ton and Past President Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Swain of Georgetown. gave
very interesting addresses on the
growth and the fraternalism in the
Rebekah lodges throughout the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Taylor of
Baltimore, spent the weekend with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur M. Taylor.
T. G. Riley of Baltimore spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Lois Riley.
MIR. and Mrs. Darbie of Baltimore
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Homewood
Miss Helen Hopkins of Phila-
delphia spent the weekend with
former friends here.
Trinity Methodist Church, To-
Gated on Commerce street.. will
show a photoplay next Sunday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock that you will
remember all your life. 1t is called
"The Crown of Thorns."
Listen with the multitude to His
sermon on the Mount. Follow Him
as He passes along the highways,
healing the sick and raising the
dead. The entire life of Christ
produced in sound motion pictures.
A great sermon preached through
the eye as well as the ear. Hymns
will be sung from the screen.
The sound motion picture has
been brought to Harrington under
the auspices of the Mems Fellow
ship Bible Glass. /
Rev. Thomas C. Jones is pastor
of the church.
The Mems Fellowship Bible !
Glass will hold their. social and
business meeting at the home of
the president, Samuel Williams,
on Friday evening, October "a.
Mrs. Thomas C. Jones has been
elected president of the Dover Dis
trict of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service.
The workers of the local Red |
Cross, Harrington branch, are in
vited to attend a banquet at the
DUPONT Hotel. Wilmington, at IL