Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04

All are welcome to come and take (
part in the service. Rev. d. H.
Shockley, pastor. i
COOTIES ACTIVE - Plans for
late summer and early fall activi-
ties were discussed at a meeting of
the membership of Fiddlers Puptent
No. 4, M. o. c., held at the v. F. w.
Home here on Tuesday evening.
Clement NeYins presided over the
meeting.
PICNIC = Cedar Neck Sunday
school will hold their picnic this
Saturday, August 5, in the church
yard. The ladies are requested to
bring cakes. This picnic is for the
community. Everyone is invited.
Come, bring the family and enjoy +
the ice cream and cake.
LAWN PARTY-The w. s. G. S.
of Cedar Neck will meet with Mr.. |
and Mrs. Harvey Carey on Tuesday
evening, August 8, at p. m. for a |
basket lunch and lawn party. En-
tertainment committee: Mrs. Laura |
Watson and Mrs. Lydia Mills. Re
member the hour, p. m.
MUSICAL PROGRAM The !
Young Peoples M. Y. F. of Farm
ingtOn and Prospect Churches will
present a musical program featur-
ing solos, instrumentals and duets
Sunday evening, August 6, at 500.
Everyone come out for a pleasant
evening at the Salem Methodist
Church in Pennington.
BROWN REUNION-The Brown
Reunion will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee Brown at
Blanchards, near Greenwood, on
Sunday, August 13, with a cover
ed dish luncheon at 2 p m. All
relatives and friends of the late
Joseph M. and Sally Liden Brown
or their families are cordially in
vited to attend
EMPLOYMENT-Due to the reg
ular summer work program at the
TOdd's Cut shops of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, employment at the
shops is near peak, and is higher
/ than in any recent month, a COM
pany spokesman said this week.
, All wOrkmen, furlOughed at times
{ when the work load has been slack
. have been recalled and are now
/ employed, he said.
l SPEAKER-The Rev. Adkins of
l Salisbury, Nd, will be the main
, speaker at the services at the First
Independent Church (Christian Hol-
iness) on Marshall street, Milford,
Sunday at 2 p. m. Rev. Claude e.
Lynch, Sr., has arranged a special
program. Other preachers who will
be present will be Rev. w. Whalen
of Crisfield, Md, and Rev Pau
Taylor of Fredericktown, Md. EV-
d eryOne is invited to attend.
1948 CLASS REUNION - Their,
, will be a class reunion of the class
y of 1948 at Slaughter Beach on Fri
4 day evening, August Is. The place
Il of meeting is the Archer cottage in
5. front of Kitchens Store. The time
4 is around 700 O'Clock. Let us know
if you are coming by August 1
, along with your donation of 25C
: per person for refreshments. Your
i donation will be accepted by Ar
Iene MCGEE, Seabury avenue, or Mil
T. ford Chronicle Office, Milford.
= 80
SHORT REUNI0N-The descen-
. dants of Peter and Orpah Short
: will have their. annual meeting al
Il Trappe Pond on Sunday, August
, 1S. The officers are: Daniel K
. Short, president; Lester Isaacs
!. vice president; Mrs. William d
= Stevenson, secretary, and Mrs
z Anna Short, treasurer. Robert T
Short and Robert A. Short viii
have charge of the program. Heller
S. West, historian. The member
of the nominating committee ar
Mrs. George Lewis, Harold B. Shor
and Hammond Bennett.
ir WILDWOOD HOME DEMON
/. STRATION CLUB-The MillwOo
E. Home Demonstration Club vii
l, hold it's annual picnic, August lot
at the home of Mrs. Eleanor jacob
st the president. 1t will be a coVereI
III dish supper. All members and hus
s. bands invited. Bring covered dis
al and own table service, Be on tim
n $3.50 D. m. Hot dogs, rolls, and ice
t. tea will be served by the clut
Please notify by card or phone an
,k member of committee if you ar
of attending. The committee is as fol
ir lows; Mrs. Hilda Mulholland, Mr.
ed Mabel Davis, Mrs. Jennie Short an
c. Mrs. Dorothy Argo.
&C.
ln EVANGELISTIC DRIVE - A
On the churches in the four district
n of the Peninsula Conference of tn
Methodist Church, including mir
listers and laymen alike, will cooI
crate in an extensive Evangelist
, Advance to be held in the fall.
1I The drive for membership wi
be planned by a special commit
-, tee of which the Rev. DR., Hamilto
IL P, Fox, superintendent of the Wi
mington District, is general chai
IL man.
no Special evangelistic services wi
rO' be held in all churches simultan'
rs ously during the campaign-in Il
Salisbury and EastOn Districts, Il
irl week Of September "a, and in Il
ar. Wilmington and Dover Districts Il
De- week of October Is.
TRAFFIC-Tr Traffic along the Sc
tso., oe 4bo d,,nont not4lovard