Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
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ing guests. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Tyre and Miss Miriam Marvel, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Long and Thos.
Long. An abundance of fried mus
sci fritters and baked chicken was
on the menu, besides pie for des-
sert. Everyone enjoyed this SPLEEN
did dinner prepared by the hostess
and host, Mr.. and Mrs. Belts.
Just to remind you this is a fine
place to live, if one can just find
time to dig for manenoses and mus
sells and CLANS, together with fried
chicken, we ought to be thankful.
Let me tell you Cedar Neck is on
the map these days. Improvements
and new enterprises have been
made within the past few years,
that make it an attractive place
to live and drive through.
Easter Sunday, April 25, will be
observed at the three churches in
town, with appropriate music and
sermons.
Following Sunday school at Beth
el Methodist Church, the sermon
will be delivered by Rev. ]. E. Par
ker Special singing by the choirs.
Junior Church at 6:30 in the even
ing. under the direction of Mrs.
Chester Richards and Mrs. L. NJ.
Kaufman.
A special missionary offering
will be made at Bethel Church.
The order of service for Easter
at Methodist Church is the prelude,
then hymn Christ the Lord Is Ris-
FTA1oYy IA 20, H.
the minister. prayer in unison, and
silent prayer; words of assurance
by minister, the Lords Prayer, af-
ter which The Anthem" the re-
sponsible reading from the Psalms,
Gloria Patri, the New Testament
lesson and pastoral prayer. offer
tory, presentation of Easter offer
ings for world service, Hymn No.
l47 from hymnal, followed by the
Easter sermon, prayer and hymn.
Come. We faithful. raise the strain
of triumphant gladness; the bene-
dictiOn. silent prayer, dOXolOgy and
postlude.
Programs will be given you at
the church door. f.,
Captain and Mrs. Reuben Daisey
of West Philadelphia, motored here ;
and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Derrickson last week.
Mrs. Clara Pusey has returned
home after spending several weeks Z
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch and
mother. Mrs. Martha Conway mo- |
tOred here on Tuesday of last week
and stayed until Thursday, when 7
they returned to East Lansdowne, 4
Pa. They visited Mr. and Mrs.
Vangie Lynch and father, Elijah r
Lynch and son Russell Lynch and +
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Evans =
have returned home after spending a
several days with their son and d
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Maurice Evans and son Jimmie. in
Wilmington. and Mr.. and Mrs. i
Frank Wright. and niece. While in Z
Wilmington j. NJ. Evans attended q
the Prcsbytcry held there in the I
Presbyterian Church.
Captain and Mrs. Russell Rick :
ards OF Yeadon, Pa. motored here {
on business last week. when they :
sold their property in Pethany +
Beach to Abisha Cooper and wife. ,
Mrs. Annie 3. West of YeadOn, .
Pa. accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. ),
Russell Richards on their trip here q
and had luncheon with Mrs. Annie 7
d. Belts here. The Richards of 9
course. visited their father, James .
A. Richards. here.
Mrs Clara X. Richards of West a
is spending the Eas- +,
ter holidays with her son and :.
daughter -in-law. Mr.. and Mrs \
Chester Richards, and her brother, q
John p Belts and wife. the latter :,
II Clarksyille.
Mrs. Madge Richards of Whining h
on. visited her father. James A. h
recently. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CULLEN and :,
of Harrington were guests y
If Mr.. and Mrs. Lester NJ. Kauff- :,
nan and son Charles on Sunday. -
Mrs. Eta Willis of Brooklyn, y. y
T., is the guest of her son and :,
aughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell II
lott Evans. -
Allen Daisey of Philadelphia .
pent few days with his grand :
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bur- =
on, and great-grandsOn. Bruce;
lso Mr. Daisey's daughter, Mrs
Toward Burton.
Mrs. Mae Wardell of Philadelphia
vas the guest of her daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bur-
on and son over the weekend.
Mrs. Edward Hickman accom-
Ianied her daughter and son-in-
aw, Captain and Mrs. Aldred Rog-
rs and son Kenneth and daughter
Karen to Union. n. j.. for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cobb motor
d to Wilmington and Philadelphia
nd visited the former Mary Fogle.
Tho is married and lives there
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip West, Jr., of
motored here and
her. Mrs. Alice West.
Mrs Lille Belts and daughter,
lrs. Elsie Hickman and daugh-
,rs. Miss Doris Hickman and Capt.
nd Mrs. Aldred Rogers and two
lildren, the latter from New Jer-
~. motored to Lewes on Sunday
nd were dinner guests of Mr.. and
RS. ElwoOd Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Banks and
lughter. Ada, have moved into
ieir home recently purchased on
tlantic avenue.
The beautiful hydrangea plant =
aced on the chancel table at the \
ethel Methodist Church on Sun
~ was in memory of Mrs. Anna
lrton. who departed this life 20
ars ago, April 10. She was the
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