Milford chronicle., 1949-06-03
HOUSTON

Church news for Sunday June
5th. Sunday School, at TO oclocK' !
II. r. Moore supt., with EDWIN |
Prettyman assistant. Preaching az
IL O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. w. >.
Grant. Evening services, Nd. T. r.
at Z o'clock followed by a song
service and divine worship, at l;5O.
Mid week services, prayer meeting
on Wednesday night, beginning at
g O'Clock. These mid-week meet
ings are very interesting and mcst
helpful. but the attendance is very
small in number, that is discourag-
ing to the minister so more please
try to come out to these meetings
and make them successful.
Afternoon services will be held
at Williamsville Church School at
2 O'Clock followed by preaching at
g o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. W. S.
Grant.
The w. S. c. S. will hold its re-
gular meeting on Thursday night.
June 9Th, in the Community build
ing, Mrs. Cora Satterfield is host
ess, with Mrs. Thistlewood and
Mrs. Hayes assistants.
There was quite a large attend
ance at both services on Sunday
morning, the minister read IL vers-
es of the 18th Chapter of Romans
for the morning lesson, and he us
ed for a part of his text Christ's
words, II come not to bring peace,
but come to bring the sword" He
delivered a wonderful Memorial
sermon. The music was both very
fine and appropriate, The choirs
selection was, "Great Is The Lord" ="
and Mr.. Gott soloist for the occas-
ion sang "The Battle Hymn of The
Republic" as his contribution.
Dukes Robb, jeanette Marvel
and Edwin Prettyman have been
appointed Captains To head COM
mittees as solicitors for the new
addition to the Church, so wheT
members of these commissions cal
upon you, give literally won't you
For this building has been badly
needed for a long, long time.
There are six members, who viii
enter High School in the fall as
follows: Martena DOlbow, MARI
Dufendach; Walter Studte, James
Allen, Andrew Simpson, and Viii
liam Boyer. The class theme is
Faith In America" Don't forget
the place the school house, the
date, June 10th, at o. clock.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Wal
lis Clifton mas been quite ill for tht
past several days, with intestna
grippe, we surely hope she will so
on be in good health again.
Mrs. Clara Cain, Mrs. William
Minner, Mrs. Lloyd Armour an,
Mrs. G. A. Morgan, were callers a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L
Burris. in Frederick, ON Thursda
of asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. ThistlwOoC
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Thistle
wood and daughter, of Harrington
and Arley Bright of FELTON,, visite
the Jack Kennedy's at KenwoOC
their farm near Wilmington, O
Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Satterfield was a ca
Ter on Sunday afternoon, at III
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephe
Shockley in Dover. Mr.. Shockle
Just recently came home from Je
ferson Hospital, Philadelphia, an
his condition is improving yer
much.
Mrs. Sallie Cohee returned to h,
home en- Sunday, after haviu
spent two weeks with her brother
Hollis and Warren Ennis and the
families
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Matthew
nom Seaford, were the guests :
sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brittingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johns,
entertained Mrs. JOhnson's siste
MRS. Grace Dougherty and Mi
Kathryn McFaul, of Wilmingto
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mimi
spent several days of the past we
In North Carolina.
How very glad are we to lea
there were no accidental deaths
our little State of Delaware ov
the long weekend. =
Mrs. Jennie H. Hendricks q
Mrs. Robert H. Yerkes had
luncheon guests last week. M
Jennie johnson of Wilmington a
Mrs. S. G. Armor. =