Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-09-07

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al Bethel Methodist Church on Sun
day, September g.
Services will be held at follows:
preaching at II o'clock by the
minister. Rev. LOuhoff, after Sun
day school at 9:43 a. IN. Then in
the afternoon at = o'clock. special
music by the RAIDER Brothers. Cos
pei trunpeters of Allentown, Pa.
Singing by Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
Lahdon of Cristeld, Md Sermon at
d o'clock by Rev. Dr. Walter Gun
by.
In the evening at 40. prompt
ly. there will be special music by
the above named gospel trumpe-
ters, also Jacob b. Hooker will
play his electric guitar The ser
mon will be delivered by Rev
Thomas Mulligan. ID. d.. who is
the superintendent of the Dover
District. and considered an able
preacher
We are looking forward to these
services with interest. and are hop
ing to see Il large congregation to
welcome and enjoy the spiritual
uplift. The invitation is to come
and spend the day and bring your
friends. 1t should be Il day long to
be remembered. This Sunday. Sep
TENDER 9, at Ocean View Mariners
Bethel Church.
The attendance at Sunday school
was l0l on Sunday, September =.
The Presbyterian Church will
have their Sabbath school. followed
by the sermon at 3 o'clock by the
Rev Olewine OF Philadelphia. who
is their minister
The Christian Church will re-
sumo their missionary meeting on
Thursday afternoon. September 10
at > O'Clock in the assembly room
They have had two weeks vaca-
ton and now are ready to come
back III full force in the work OF
the church. AT the Christian Church
they have had visiting ministers to
come from Washington. ID. c.. and
have spent their vacation at Beth
any Beach during August.
Lord Baltimore High School OPP
ened its doors to the scholars OH
Wednesday of this week.
Captain and Mrs Reuben Daisey
returned to their home III West
summer here with Mr. and Mrs
Francis Derrickson and brothers
Thomas and tlarb Hickman.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams
and two children of Fayetteville
n. G.. visited their father. Charlie
b. Williams, during August
John Dickerson and friend o
Philadelphia have been visiting
Mrs Elsie Evans. Upon their re
turn to the city they We're accom-
panied as far as RehObOth bly, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Evans and mother
Mrs. Elsie Evans OH Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers o
Milford and Mr.. and Mrs. Yves
Long of Dagsboro visited Mr.. anC
Mrs. Stratton Burbage on Wednes
day
Norman VI. Justice. Jr., has beer
promoted from Second Class Radio
Technician to First Glass Radio
Technician. He is stationed a
Quonset. Rhode Island.
Miss Olive West, who has been
spending the summer here at hel
home and Bethany Beach, returned
to West Philadelphia this week
accompanied by guests. MIR. ant
Mrs. Brown. and her aunt. Mrs
Annie b. West. who also has re
turned to her winter home i'll Yea
don. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace West an
two grandchildren of Yeadon. Pa
accompanied by friends motore
here for the Weekend.
Mrs. Paul Naar of Frankfort
Pa, was guest over the week-en
of Mrs. Andrew Davidson.
MIR. and Mrs H. o. Murray hav
returned home after spending tw
weeks at Ocean city, Md. Wit
their daughters. Mrs. Allie Ricf
ards and Mrs May Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Powell {
Frankf0rd and daughter. Mrs. Hal
nv Mccain. Mr.. and Mrs. Maull(
Evans and son. Jimmie of Whining
ton were guests of parents, Mr.. an
Mrs James NJ Evans over the no
idays. also sister. Miss Mary
Evans.
The Lord has truly blessed
with health. plenty of fried chic
en-. beans. corn and many oth'
vegetables to eat Beautiful SUI
shine and plenty OF ram.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Rickart
and two sons. David and Gene ha'
been visiting parents, Mr.. and MI
William Wharton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sudler Welst
Millington. Md, called on MIR. al
Mrs. Ebe Davidson and 9th
friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Richards of Frankie
and Mrs. Ida Richards of RoXal
and daughter Susie and her daug
ter of Frank1ord called on MI
Emma Richards and Mrs. Mart
Conway on Monday.
Mrs. Rella Evans observed a
other birthday last week by havll
several friends call to visit her
the evening.