Milford chronicle., 1942-10-02
FREDERICK

Ine WOmenS society: Tor Chris
tian Service will be held on Friday
evening, October 2. This is the
first meeting since the summer va
cation and a good attendance is
desired.
The victory. scrap drive has re-
ceived much attention and the pile
Of metal grows daily, back of the
school-house. The pupils are en-
thusiastic and can be seen every
day bringing the scrap in their
wagons to contribute to the war
effort.
The Sunday-school room at Trim
ity Church has been repainted and
the appearance has been greatly
improved.
Mrs. Dorothy Bowden has return
ed home from the Milford Emer-
gency Hospital much improved af-
ter a long illness.
Many people attended the ami
versary exercises at Barratt's Chap
ell on Sunday, in spite of the in
clement weather. Because of the
weather the services were held in
the chapel and not in the grove as
is the custom. DR.. Hamilton Fox,
of Salisbury, Md, preached an ex-
cellent sermon which was thor
oughly enjoyed.
Householders will please locate
all items to be salvaged, such as
iron, steel, rubber and rags. The
school children known as the Jun
iOr Army, are doing their bit in the
drive and have been organized as
privates, and will be promoted to
corporals, sergeants and other
ranks according to ability and sue
cess in this drive to win the war.
There will be a movie at the
school on the afternoon of October
20 that will be of interest to all
ages. Parents and friends may
Admission will be 15c.
Miss Margaret Knots, Miss Mar
garet Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tharp of Laws, spent Satur-
day in Wilmington.
Miss Lucretia Jones, formerly an
NYA worker in the office at the
Frederick school, has accepted a
position at the Cupid ice-cream
store here.
Quite a number of persons here
the Civilian Defense
parade at Milford on Friday night.
Frederick Church News
Next Sunday at the morning wor-
ship hour we shall observe World
Wide Communion Sunday with
other Christian churches through
out the world. The offering at that
time will be used to promote the
religious work among the armed
forces of opr country, for the needy
refugees of the world, and for those
needy of our own country.
The Women's Society for Chris
tian Service will meet in the
church Friday, October 2, at 500.
The hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. ]. Camper, Mrs. M. Lang
rail-, and Mrs. ]. Sharp.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will meet next Wednesday evening, !
October Z, at $500. Theresa Goodwin |
will lead the devotions. All young |
people are invited to be present.
Recently the large Sunday-school
room of the church was completely
and the floor refinished.
Rally Day will be observed in our
church on October IL at the morn
ing worship hour, at which time |
the Sunday-school pupils will con- |
duct the service. ALI children are
invited to take part and all parents
are invited to be present. At that
time the following children will be |
promoted from the beginners. de-
partment to the primary depart
ment: Naomi Jester, Kitty Cook,
Dickie Gordon, Jimmy Faulkner,
Gwendolyn Miller, Catherine Flan-
igan, George Gooden, Shirley Scott,
Marjorie Emory and Elean
Those promited from the !
primary department to the junior
are: Emily Morris,
Sarah Lank, Barbara Tatman, Joan /
Conley, Tabitha Rattray, Lloyd
Emory, and Lester Holleger.
Trinity Methodist Church will !
observe its eighty-sixth anniver-
sary with appropriate services,
both morning and evening, on Octo-
ber IS. Write and tell all of your
friends and invite them to worship
with us at that time.
The young adults of our church
and community are planning to
have a covered-dish supper on Oc-
Lober 9 at 600 in the Sunday
school room. The supper will be
'ree and all are cordially invited.
Sarah johnson and Margaret Gott-
,rf are making preparations for the
supper. .
The Dover District Missionary
institute will be held in Wesley
Dover, beginning at 800,
october 9.