Milford chronicle., 1941-09-19
FREDERICK


E Sunday morning, October s; Wi
be observed as World Communio
t Day in Trinity Methodist Church a
IL a. m. We shall unite with Chris
J tians around the world at the com
munion table in fellowship witt
Christ and Christians.
Sunday evening, October 5, a
1880 o'clock the picture of the lif'
of Christ called the Grown o
Thorns" will be shown in Trinit,
Church. A silver offering will b.
received for the benevolences. The
public is invited.
At IL o'clock a. m, on October 12
Rally Day will be observed by the
church school. At that time certifi.
Gates of awards for promotion will
be given. The children will present
a program of recitations, music and
drills.
October 10 will be Anniversary
Sunday. At IL a. m, DR.. w. A.
Hearn, superintendent of Dover
District of the Methodist Church,
will be the speaker.
At 1880 p. M, DIR. ]. j. Bunting
former District superintendent OF
the Salisbury District, will speak.
Write to friends now living away
and invite them to worship with
us.
Beginning October 20, at 1880 p.
M, and lasting until November 2,
for each evening except Saturday
evangelistic services will be held
in our church by Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Caskie of Baltimore. All arc
welcome to these services.
Each Sunday evening of the
month the minister will speak on
famous religious paintings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Stevenson
and daughter, Alonzo Morris, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Seibert and Mrs.
]. D. Walstrom visited Mr.. and
Mrs. David M. Green at SelbyVille
on Friday evening.
There will be a movie in the
Frederick school auditorium on
Wednesday afternoon, September
"a, and in the evening at 1880 o.
clock, e. S. T. The admission in
the afternoon for the pupils will
be 1Oc. In the evening children
from any school, any grade i to 12,
will be admitted for 15c; adults
25c. Family ticket, SOC, admitting
the parents and all of their own
children. The title of the movie is
THE Last of the Mohicans," from
the world famous. story by James
Fennimore Cooper.
There will be an all star cast, |
Randy Scott, Henry Wilcoxon,
Binnie Barnes and Bruce Cabot. |
There will also, of course, be short |
subjects with a funny CARTOON
suitable for all ages. Your pres
ence will be appreciated by the
school.
w. C. Meredith, of Wilmington.
was in town on Saturday.
Miss Bessie Emerson is spend
ing a week with Mrs. Sadie Hayes
at Sea Girt, N. J..
John Tufts of Bonwill House was
a dinner guest of Lollis Mcqueen
On Monday /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder Thomas '
spent the weekend at Rehoboth.
Another of our fine young men,
Emory Garbutt, son of /
Mrs. ElphOnsie Garbutt and the
late Ira Garbutt, was united in ,
to Miss Margaret Marie {
Dit, daughter of Mrs. Charles ]. !
of Wilmington, and the
ate Richard OFT of Elkton.
The ceremony was performed at s
Glkton by the Rev. Melvin Wheat
ey, who also performed the cere- {
nony years ago for the brides par Z
nts. Only the immediate families
we're present. A reception was held 2
t the Mansion House. I
The bride wore an attractive I
raveling gown of green with ac- I
essories of a darker shade. a
Mr.. Garbutt received his early !
ducatiOn in the Frederick school I
nd was graduated from the FELTON, Q
ligh School. Following a course s
t Beacon Business College he was
mployed by the DUPONT Company
4 Wilmington, in the finance de-
artment. He is now in the army
nd is stationed at Fort dupont. He
as a weeks leave of absence and
ill return to Fort dupont follow v
lg the honeymoon. Mrs. Garbutt h
ill reside in Wilmington. g
The Frederick school has re-
eived the honor attendance ban e.
er for 1940-41. Good attendance 3
Ias one of the objectives for
hich the principal, David M. ts
reen worked increasingly last j.
ear. 1t will be placed in the audi N
'rium. OF
Mrs. Alice Camper Partridge, ri
lughter of Mrs. Anna Camper of
ear town, and the late Walter pC
amper, died at her home in Ok H
homa City on Sunday, September sc
The body was brought to the la
ogers Funeral Home following
e services in Oklahoma City. sp
RS. Partridge was a member of wi
agnolia Methodist Church and the Mi
rvices were conducted by Rev.
alter Beckwith ON Thursday, tel
,ptember IL. A large concourse of fif
lends was present. Mrs. Par sic
ldge was 40 years of age and is SUI
rvived by her husband, Frank
Irtridge and daughter, Patsy. In
rment was made in Barratt's va
metefy.
Frank Thomas, of Bowers pass ]
away last week and funeral SER vii