Milford chronicle., 1942-10-02
MILTON
MarieoId

MarIgOId
HaVe you seen the narigolds
against fhe garden s6aI,
Standing there SO lOVeiy,
Majestic, straight an dtail?
They lend their gorgeous color
To brighten up tie "FaH."
They drdsO their gold from the sun
shine,
Their green from mother earth,
Who gaze them birth.
Their odor Is obnoxious, but is quickly
~ forgotten
Wheh see behold
The glory and he m6je5fy
gOf Me humble marigoid.
Milton, Del. MARY CROUCH QUIc
Goshen Methodist Church
Sunday morning at 1925, Goshen
Church will join with Christians
throughout the world in the Sacra-
ment of the Holy Communion, This
is the outstanding service Of the
year when all Christendom is given
the opportunity to join in deeper
fellowship with Christ Jesus and
with each other.
Let us partake of this fellowship.
The names Of, those who are in
the armed forces from this church
will be read and a walnut plaque
bearing their names will be pre-
sented Let all parents of this
group strive to attend. A special
offering will be taken to help carry
on the champIaining work in the
camps, lt
-ii:46-church School. New stu
dies for the year will begin in each
department.
6:SO-First fall meeting of the
Youth Fellowship. All youths IT.
90 are cordially invited to attend.
1890 Evening Vesper, led by
Rev. William Hudson,
Reynolds s. C. 8. to Meet
Thes Woman's Society for Chris
tian Service of Reynolds Methodist
Church will meet at the parsonage
in Harbeson with Rev. and Mrs. r.
Ward Mills on Thursday evening,
October 8. Every one has a cordial
Invitation to be present. This is our
first meeting with Rev. and Mrs.
Mills. Come.
Visits Old Home Town
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mason of
Elmhurst, N. Y, spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence F.
Mason and friends in Milton.
Rally and Promotion Day
At Grace Church on Sunday, Oc-
tober IL, the annual rally and
promotion day will be observed. In
the morning Rev. ]. ]. Won Hagel,
the pastor, will deliver a sermon
appropriate to the occasion. In the
evening the church school will rem
der a program fitting to the occa-
sion. Promotions of scholars will
take place at the regular church |
school session at 10 a. m. Invitation
is extended to all former members
of the school to be present-let us
make this service day of class re-
unions.
Milton Guests
Mrs. Mary Gray and daughter,
Mrs. Robert Ferneyhough, of War
renton, Va, were Milton visitors
last week,
Visits Cousin ..-
E. Mondell, Of Carney's Point, N.
J., visited his cousin, Miss Helen
Brayerton, over the weekend, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Edward /
T.. Davidson. Mr.. Mondell made the
trip about 80 miles, on bicycle
making the very good time of S15
hours. He left Milton on Monday
by the same conveyance.
Son In POstles Home
Mr.. and Mrs. David Postles of
Ala, are the proud par
ents of baby son. The young man
has been named David Henry. Mr..
Postles is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Postles of Milton, and is a
graduate of the Milton High School
and the Teachers College at West
Chester; Pa. Mrs. Postles is the
former Miss Jane Johnson, of New
Castle. Congratulations.
Candidates Named
John r. Kitchens, of Georgetown,
was named candidate for the State
and Edward Millman, of
Milton, for House of Representa-
tives, from this District, at the Re-
publican primaries on Saturday.
Junk Rally for Milton
Saturday, October 10, has been
designated as the date of Junk
Rally" to be held in Milton. Prior
to the rally the committee, compos-
ed of Joseph Reed, r. Davis Lingo
and Howard Carey, will promote a
general collection Of junk in and
around Milton, A junk collection
centre will be set up in the munich
pal parking lot for persons wishing /:
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