Milford chronicle., 1942-10-02


Miss Betty Jane Williams,
student nurse of Philadelphia, spen
the weekend with her. parents, MI
and Mrs. S. M. williams.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Asbury Methods
Church will hold a rummage sal
in Mr.. Sapp's store on Canes ALLIE,
on Friday and Saturday of thi
week. a-a
Asbury Methodist Church
Robert Z. Green, Minister
Church sechool 9;45 a. IN. Help
full and interesting Bible study.
Morning worship IL o'clock.
Music by vested Senior Choir
World Wide Communion will bt
observed at this service. Reading
of the names of the young people
engaged in military service from
the church will take place during
the service. Sermon subject, Com
munion With Christ, Strength oi
Mans Soul"
Evening service 1880 o'clock.
Major William ]. Killoch, direc-
tor of .USO Club, connected with
work of the soldiers at Fort Miles
will be the speaker with special
musici. Services of the day con-
Quoted in honor of those in service
of the country. Attend the church
services for experience of Holy
Fellowship with God.
Monday, 1880 p. m, official board
meeting; S:15 p. M, church school
board meeting. Rev. Richard Green,
executive secretary of Religious
Christian Education of the PENN
sula Conference, will be the speak
er.
Tuesday, 1880 p. M, Woman's
Society Christian Service, Collinh
Education Building. Mrs. James
Cahall presiding. Mrs. Wallace
Hanson, chairman Of program, sub
ject Latin America"
Wednesday, 1880 o'clock, Prayer
Service, Christ Chapel.
Thursday, z p. M, Chancel Youth
Choir; 8 p. M, Senior Choir.
American Prayer Minute each
evening at o'clock, for those en-
gagged in military service, country
and suffering of world.
The f1ftieth annual flower show
and entertainment sponsored by the
Ever Ready Glass of Asbury Meth
odist Church, held recently in the
Collins Educational Building, was
voted a great success. The beauti-
full floral exhibits were varied with
many entries. After the. visitors
had some time to view the exhibits
a short program was presented un-
der the direction of Mrs. Robert
Green assisted by Mrs. Frank
Witchey. The first number was a
patriotic tableau, christian Pa
the characters including
Phyllis Warren as Columbia; Dom
aid McKnatt, soldier, Frank Wit
chey, Jr., a marine; Robert Green,
Jr., as sailor, and Mary Ann Hick-
nan, Red Cross Nurse. Music ap-
for the scenes was played
by Miss Lila Chason. Solos on the
program were sung by, Miss Ros-
elle Hickman, Lewis Warren and
Louis Jennings. The tableau was
with a poem read by
Mrs. Floyd Nasser, These, Things
Shall Not Be-" Two double piano
selections were played by Mrs.
sreen and Miss Chason., Mrs. Chas.
general chairman, as
listed by Mrs. Lillian Hatfield,
chairman of entries. awarded the
,rizes to teh children an dgave
mention to others. The
complete list of awards follow:
Dahlias-Best red, Mrs, Dewey
Taylor; three best pink, Mrs. Der
ickson; three best white, first, Mrs.
Taylor; second, Mrs. Roy Porter;
hree best yellow, first, Mrs. Tay-
or; three best autumn, first, Mrs.
Iatfield; second, Mrs. Clarence
'hockIey; third, Mrs. Dewey Tay-
Or; three best cactus, first, Mrs.
'aylor; mixed basket, first, Mrs.
'aylor; mixed bowl, first, Mrs.
amuel Short; second, Mrs. Por-
er; mixed bowl or bowl. of pom
oms, first, Mrs. Oline Perry; three
any color. first, Mrs.
hockey; three best purple pom
oms,.. first. Mrs. Short; second.
Irs. Taylor.
Gladioli-Three best, any one va
Iety, first, Mrs. J. E. Bullock.
Aster-Six best, any color, first,
Irs. Sallie Hughes; second, Mrs. I
rita Masten; best vase, first, Mrs.
Tallace Hanson. IA
Ageratum-Best six stalks, blue, !
rst, Mrs. w. S. Smith; second,
RS. Hanson.
Cosmos-Twelve best orange,
rst, Mrs. Perry; second, Mrs. Roy =
orter.
Petunias-Best bowl, one color,
rst, Mrs. w, w. Sharp; best bowl
ny color, single, first, Mrs. Han
IN. G
Gaillardia-Six best single, Mrs.
NTH; second, Mrs. Hanson. v
Snapdragons-Best bowl mixed,
st, Mrs. Smith; second, Mrs. 7
lockley.
Marigolds-Best collection, giant,
st, Mrs. Hanson; second, Mrs. '
NTH; dwarfs. first, Mrs. Hanson; F
cohd, Mrs. Harvey Camper; fl
ird, Mrs. Sharp. fl
Best collection cactus-First,
RS. Hanson: best collection
varfs, single, first, Mrs. Hanson; v
cond, Mrs. Smith; third, Mrs. Il
larp. s.
Lantana-Best vase, one color,
st, Mrs. Hanson. fl
verbena-Best vase, one color.
st, Mrs. Shockley. ~ p
best red, first, fl
rs. Derricksoh; second. Mrs. Por-
r; three best pink, first, Mrs. fl
three best yellow, first,
rs. Derrickson; best basket, G
ants, first, Mrs. Wallace Hanson; H
cond, Mrs. Derrickson; third,
IS. j. E. Bullock.
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