Milford chronicle., 1943-07-23
MILTON
Goshen Methodist Church News


school with a class for everv ss,
7;3O-Evening Service. We an
beginning the practice Of an n
formal song service for the opeu
ing OF worship. Mr.. Edward David
son will conduct the service. Ser
mon by Rev. Hudson.
One who recently saw a pictur
OF the newly-renovated Upper Room
said: Yes, it looks very nice, an,
there's the cross standing out
just as it should in life."
Let us come and worship God n
sanctuary that has been mad,
beautiful for His glory.
Prayer for Service Men Begin,
ming last Sunday and continuinr
weekly until all have been listed
from the Honor ROLL" five ser.
vicemen's names will be listed in
the church bulletin, and in our
services and through the week. LET
our prayers ascend for the Divine
protection of these young men. The
five for this week are: Philip
Rouschey, Robert Rouschey. Ar
thur W. Wagamon, David King and
William Dickerson.
Pienic-Wednesday evening. July
2S. at 700, all families and friends
Of Goshen Methodist Church are
invited to a picnic at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Graves. (Rain
late, Thursday evening. July 29.)
Tables will be arranged on the
avn and the Sunday School will
ice-cream. Each one is
lsked to bring a bounteous covered
iish for the supper.
Let all who can. come! Let us
enew friendships. gain new
riends. and enjoy the Graves hos
'itality.
The committee responsible for
is composed of:
able. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Graves. |
irs. William Walls. Messrs. James
ohnson. Granville Tyndall. and
ieOrge Marshall. (This committee
as been talking about arranging
D serve chicken and dumplings)
Refreshments: Messrs. w. lay
IN Reed. Lewis Mcgee. Mrs. Clara
eed. and Miss Bertha Jones. Pro-
ram and Recreation: Adults, Mrs.
VILLAIN Wagamon. Rev. William
IudsOn. Mrs. Mary L. Hudson,
RS. Robert Lingo and Miss Helen
rayerton.
Youth; Misses Louise Hurley and
rithea Walls. Philip MacInnis.
nd Mrs. Granville Tyndall. Chill
rem; Mrs. W. Layton Reed. Miss
nth Warren. Mrs. David Dono-
IN and Miss Olive Long.
alter Thomas Rites
Walter Thomas. well known resi- !
mt of Milton. died at his home on
Orth Union street. on Thursday
ternoOn after an illness of sew 4
al months. Mr.. Thomas who was
years of age. was born in Phil
lelphia and came to this COM
unity 50 years ago. He was an
kindly and deeply in
rested in religious affairs. being
the time of his death superin-
ldent of Reynolds Church School.
neral services were held in Rey-
Ids Church on Sunday afternoon.
nducted by Rev. Ward Mills. as
ted by Rev. Williams of the Pill
i'm Holiness Church. Milton. In
'ment was made in Glendale
netery. Mr.. Thomas is survived G.
his wife. who was Miss Louise
llman. -,
its Relatives
Hiss jeanette Mitchell spent a
: days last week with her uncle
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. James JOS
/. near Lewes. She spent last vi
urday in Rehoboth Beach.
,eptS Position he
iiss Dorothy Postles of this Al
N. graduate of Teachers Col
e, West Chester, Pa, has ac- he
ted a position on the faculty of wi
Dover Public Schools and will in
ume her new duties at the be-
ming o fthe new school year, in
Iy September. =
Get Flag and Plaque
has been announced by the >
sident of the Rockdale Cream X
Corporation and the Milton
Storage Company. Isadore ,
nstien. that he will present the ~
IN of Milton with a service flag ':, @
a plaque honoring the boys of VII
community who are serving in
armed service. This flag will Dy
ain a star representing each ]
from this community in the the
ice and the plaque will be 7
e monument bearing the names Mr.
he men. A committee of four 7
ems has been named by Mr.. bv
lstien to make arrangements \
placing the flag and plaque o,,I
places in the town. Jul
committee. Lester Russell. E.
scott. Jr., William w. Conwell -
w. Howard Carey. There are
200 men from this community
Sc names will be placed on the
lie.
haSe Store
yde Belts and L. A. Darby have
hased the stock and fixtures g.
e J. Leon Black store and are
ucting the business. Mr.. Black
ltly secured a position in a 1I:C
Department at Dover. Her.
Black has been engaged to
Ige the business.
ch School Picnic
last Thursday evening the
bers of Grace Methodist
ch School held their annual
C on the church lawn. In for
years the school picnicked at
watering ulace, but the pres
due to the war, pre- ga
d this. so the picnic was held
lie lawn. All reported most ,,.o
able time playing games, etc. ~
ream in abundance was serv- An