Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

he was selected for the deans hon
or roll. He is a member of the
Phi-Delta-Chi fraternity. After
graduation he plans to serve his
time with Uncle Sam, probably in
the Navy, and then continue his
apprenticeship somewhere in the
South. His father is a war veteran
and has been connected with the
Sharp G. Fleming drugstore here
for over twenty years.
Fred Bailey, Jr., graduated in
1889 from Harrington high and will
enter Eckols College of Embalm-
ing, Philadelphia, to complete his
course this year. For the past two
years he has been serving his ap-
premiership with William A. Berry
Jr. at Milford, and Charles B. Con-
ner of Dover. He also assists H.
B. Mitten of Frederick; William A.
Berry at FELTON,, and Fred w. Har-
rington of this town. His father is
connected with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in the signal de-
partment and is also owner and
operator of the Upgrade Sanitary
Dairy of this place.
Mrs. Eva Plummer, of Chester,
Pa, has been a recent guest of Mrs.
Kate Hurd.
Former-Mayor Edward B. Rash
has purchased the property of the
late Robert X. Jones, on the corner
of Delaware avenue and Center
street. Mr.. Rash sold his home
on West Center street to
David Force, who is connected with
the railroad company. Mrs. Jones
will soon vacate the property and
move to her other home at Second
avenue and Center street, which
was formerly occupied by G. F.
Mrs. Noah Cain has gone to Phil
ldelphia, where she will make her
nome with a daughter, Mrs. w. w.
Simmons, for the fall and winter.
Mrs. James Temple of New York
las been visiting her sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Thomas.
Robert Downes of Providence, r.
=, visited his sister, Miss Emma
0ownes this week.
The local Red Cross has elected
he following officers: Chairman,
Rev. Thomas G. Jones; vice chair
nan, Randall H. Knox; secretary,
Mrs. Calvin Simpson; treasurer,
drs. Wilbur E. Jacobs; production
chairman, Mrs. Fred Mayer; sew
ng, Mrs. Luster Rogers, and Mrs.
Wesley Satterfield; knitting, Mrs.
I. r. Wilson, Mrs Jackson War
Ield, and Mrs. r. J. Emory; home
ervice, Mrs. T. c. Jones; Junior
Ted Cross, chairman, Mrs. Calvin
simpson; publicity, Harvey Bur-
ess; roll call, Mrs. Gordon Smith;
lotor corp, Mrs. Ernest Dean.
The production chairman, Mrs.
red Mayer, announces that they
yill meet in the fire house on Oc-
ober 1, and every Wednesday
hereafter from 10 to p. m, and
alls for volunteers.
Oyster and chicken salad supper
ill be served in the Trinity Meth
dist Church on Thursday evening,
eptember rs.
The mems Fellowship Bible Glass
ill hold their business meeting
nd social, Friday evening, Septem-
er 26. The speaker will be Rev.
II. Frank Herson of Milford.
An electric cross for the COM
union table will be dedicated on
unday morning, October 5. The
ageant of Lights will be present.
/ at the evening service.
Asbury Methodist Church
Robert E. Green, Minister
Church School at 9:45 A. NJ.
Uric Morris, general superin-
ndent.
Rally Day will be observed in
yery department of school with
litable program in auditorium of
ollins Educ. Bldg. Important
ible lesson for every age group
is Sunday.
Morning Worship at II A. M.
Special music by vested Senior
loir. Sermon subject: Banner
Christ Knows no Retreat"
Children's choir will sing special
lection during service.
Evening Service at 1880 o'clock.
Special music including solos,
10 and duet numbers.
Sermon by minister, Tragedy of
Sitting Down to
,thing."
Helpful congregational singing
beautiful lighted window.
Come Unto Me-"
Rally to the banner of Christ
Iich knows no defeat. this Sun
Y. by attending the church SER
es and experiencing the Holy
llowship with God.
Thursday. 500 p. M.-Children's
Dir rehearsal. Choir composed
children from 4th, 5th and 9Th
Ides of public school.
700 p. M.-Youth
Dir rehearsal.
1880 P. M Bible
dy and Prayer Service in Christ
lpel.
thursday. $500 P. M.-Senior \
Dir rehearsal.
IILFORD FIREMEN'S CARNI-
l. Sept. 10 to Oct. 1, inclusive. 1t