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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15

She wondered ABOUT Phil.
had climbed Mount Carter again,
had sat for long, silent moments
watching the aftorgloW Of a blood
red sunset.
Unexpectedly, Phil said: "Well
it's gone And our vacation has
gone. Tonight winds up the two
weeks"
There's always an end to nice
things she told him cvasively.
"There doesn't have to be.
Ever. listen" he went on
eagerly. II gave you the wrong
impression about myself. I'm
not a successful lawyer. 1
never should have tried to be
lawyer. Thank heavens ]
realized the mistake before it
was too late"
"You mean you're not leaving?
You're staying hore?'
He nodded. I'm going to try
and raise apples. Auntio and I are
going to be partners. This fall I'll
sell what we have and next spring
set out new trees. He picked UP
her hand. Honey, lets make it a
threcsomc. know it's a lot to
ask, he added wistfuly. "A CITY
girl like you. ia be dull. But
eventually
4 could chip in my roads ter, y"
Janice cried eXoitedly It's all I
have Ei1+ II FOUGHT T., I,,i1- e.znq
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15

Tho
EhT3CG0L9o
Dy R.ahard Kin Wilkinson


''FEHAT MAN, Janice thought as
she brought har ROADSTER TO
a halt. "aas passioiliJi@s' IL can l
be that he lives mere.
lie stood Just inside the picket
fcncc-siE feet tail loanness. falr
hair. Blue eyes Disappearing 'hc
easy Arrogance o. yoG'n Ill.,. ne 5 MGre
Dlue co'loh sa'Il ana D'"' 1''i''1''
Jeans. o.,-.o,, -.
Y our re hot janice DuI '.'.i.'...;- ne
salo. ana l-i1il az llel o>i'- So.
ile,' Z, Cila' ou q y ,-o -
~ ~. 1n "a Partha ,.onr 9n6t tooq"
..1T,, ,.aal o,i,,+ W, onr,, ca1l her
,,,,,tio aora,5sa 49, % ciose friend
If vour mother.
,rba+ makes MS
81 Minnie not cousins he
SA r..s;.. addod with frank
y ''S''O" relicf
Tanica rescued
how e,,i+o,so fran, ne rumble seat.
t .,rbis is rot liz one or those things
49,. -....l - ~ s,,innnd tax
?nr - r,,o,, e., ~ studicd her
--'i3I, " tlnns+ a,,nro,-,1 and I
t |l' NV vacation was going to
W. a9a ~ tboso Anil unjntorostina
tb;,r-,,
1Ti,n+oe 1,tor Janice faced her
Amt Bortbo in fSe he'd chamber
l-,,,,' +1o fror+ ,arIor
.oL ......d -. a;s,,+ Won
"n' @A1 ~. Wy -; ~,,''' - Ia
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Radar Makes Its
First Ferry Debut
continues NON nrss pars,

Newcastle, Del. The vessels can
now detect the position Of other
ferries and river craft under any
and all visibility conditions. Re
markahly accurate at long ranges.
the new radar equipment also gives
the ferry precise readings on posi-
ton and distance at ranges as close
as 10G yards.
The five boats are the FLORIDA
New York. Jersey Shore, Cincinnati
and Washington. and they are said
70 be the first ferries anywhere TO
be so equipped Similar installa-
tiOns have been planned by other
ferry companies. but il is believed
that the Delaware New Jersey
boats are the first TO operate with
the new equipment. Range and po-
sitiOn indicators have been INSTALL
ed at both ends Of the d0uble-ended
vessels 70 provide accurate readings
IN either direction.
According 20 experts. this new
equipment is vastly more efficient
from a safety standpoint than the
earlier ferry radar systems which
involve telephone communication
with shOre-based installations.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Sussex County Chorus
Rehearsals April 3rd
Cemtinusa from ara p0

provided an opportunity f0r sfn-
dents with outstanding musical fal-
ent % participate ia the County
Chorus. and the second wear IS
which a guest conductor has direct
ed this county musical oreaniza-
ton
a concert consisting of numbers
By ehOruses from Bridnavilla
Georgetown, Greenwood. Lewes.
Milton and Seaf0rd and the County
chorus win be presented az the
Georgetown High School on Thurs
day. April 12 at Sis B. m. Tickets
may be obtained from chorus mem
ners or the local music teacher
Miss Lillian Klein. GEORGETOWN
VIII be hostess and in charge of the
local arrangements. Miss Klein ana
Miss Butler viii be acoomDanisf
Ior the County Chorus. Omeers of
the Sussex Division Of the Della
ware Music Educators are. Eliza
beth Slotter, county chairman. An
ma Lee Butler, secretary. Lewis
hfumDefg, treasurer. Wendell
Johnson, public relations chairman
Joan Steele. county chorus chair
man, and Arthur c. Kretz. county
band chairman
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Final Preparations
Underway For HGr-
riHgtOR Racing Meet
toontinusd from nrll pagvl


last fall at Buffalo.
Georgetown will be represented
by Edna Wilson's bay PAGER, Bon,
MES Junior, with a mark OF g!O6.9
established last June az Laurel
(Md).
The stable OF Howard LYONS. OF
Greenwood, includes Miss Carolyn
sally Bnllen, Colonel LOCKER, Raj,
iard Hanover, Our Hope, Miss IRA
dy, Mathy Grattan, Almeda Maud
Noble Dean, Super Rosooroft. Fred
Harmony aud Direotrlx.
Ellis Myer, OF Bridgevine, has
reilly Direct, Margaret Eric. Dnstv
Harmony, Lovely Miss, Topay Scott
Victoria Vic, Mighty Tony. Maven
Nichols, Nancy Sue. ana two e.year.
olds, MY Duke aud Velma Lee.
A. y Highley, OF Trappe. has
made application for la stalls. Ills
stable includes Bold Salute, EDNA.
mite. and jamie Mite, Lloyd Iames.
Of Cambridge, will he here with
Mary d., Bertha R0aeor0n ana
Chief Mod0e.
a clubhouse and recreation cen
ter has been established "a make Il
more enjoyable for h0raemen dur.
ing the racing and training aeaa0n,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Meeting Held AT
Wesley Pullman Post

Officers of The Delaware Depart
meNts, Veterans 0f Foreign Wars
and Ladies' Auxiliary. met with
members of the Wesley Pullman
Post No, 16S2 and It's Ladies' Aux
lliary last sunday afternoon and
discussed plans for a membership
drive and FUN program OF activities
for the local unit. Richard E.
Rayne, Delaware Department Conn
mander; David HUgg. District No.
: (kent County, commander.
Charles W Slgler. commander of
Blue Hen Post No. sass aud De-
parment Deputy Inspector. and
Clarence Bradley past district
commander, represented the mems
department while the following la
dies represented the Delaware Aux
Hilary; Mrs, Evelyn Jones. depart
ment president, Mrs. Priscilla
l0nk, department senior viee-nresi-
ident; Mrs, Clara Bradley. District
No. 3 president, and Mrs Lola Sly
mNnskt, Mrs. Caroline Seidle and
Mrs. Hazel Dewitt. past department
presidents.
The Wesley Pullman Post. one 0f
three Negro v r. W. units Ga the
Delaware Department. was founded
here IN the spring OF 1876 and nam
cd for one OF the Milford area IS
World War II dead. Wesley Full
man, Under the leadership of FL
ton Downing. the Wesley pullman
Post made considerable progress
and spearheaded many projects Of
benefit 70 the local Negro c0mmun-
ity. After Downing moved from
Milford nearly two years ago. the
post became somewhat less active
and Sundays meeting was called
for the purpose Of stimulating the
posts activity. A second meeting
of the post membership was sehed-
uled for this Wednesday evening
with election Of officers for l950-5l
term featured on the agenda: the
results from this election meeting
were not available al the time that
the Chronicle went TO press.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
TOdd-Hickman Home
Clubs Hold Meeting

MRS. 1 FL Watt. president. pre-
sided over the joint Todd-fIiekman
Home Demonstration Clubs meeting
wednesday afternoon. March -. 81
the Greenwood Community Honse.
Mrs. Violet n. Goodwill. home
demonstrated agent for Kent Cnun-
ty. presented Arthur Handy. inter-
Tor decorator for Feinhere's Furni-
ture Store in Wilmington. Mr. Han
by discussed the art principle in-
volVed Ia the use Of color ln homa
furnishings. devised ave dfffaranf
color schemes with samples of fah-
rics and wallpaper and showed 3
film In order Co demonstrate the
possibilities Of using color As dec
Grating or redeeoratng the Twins
room.
a pie social % Be held TUESDAY
evening, April H. at Green wood
Community House. was discussed
Proceeds win 50 toward the buld-
ing fund
Mrs. Clifton Sealv was chosen e
attend the group leader meetlne
on March 2s where the topic was 81
comforters.
H0stesses for the afternoon uera
Mrs. Wade Elliott Sc Rada Clnb ana
mrs. Clifton seely 0f the Hickman
group.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Sen. Williams Seeks
Curb On Expense
In River Projects

In a move to keep the costs of
federal rivers and h0rbOrs projects
within the estimates submitted 10
Congress when the projects are ap-
proved, Senator John j. Williams
(R-DoO has introduced an amend
ment In the Senate to require the
Army Engineers to come back for
new approval II construction bids
exceed the estimates on any Job.
Il am getting sick and tired of
seeing the Army Engineers come in
with an estimate OF 200 million dol
lars for job and then find out ID
will cost 400 or 500 million to fin
ish,' said Senator Williams.
when we OnNly2e these projects.
the first thing we do is ask how
much they cost" he added. Later
we find out that the initial estimate
Is only n down payment and unless
we put up more money we are told
that all has been spent will be lost.
The Delaware senator said that
Nndor his amendment II bids on a
contract exceed the estimate the
engineers viii have TO return to
Congress- and Justify the additional
expense before being allowed 20
proceed,
Williams will press for oOnsld-
Grafton OF his amendment when the
annual Rivers and H0rbors AuthO-
riaatiOn BIN reaches the floor in
few days, The measure Is the one
that authorizes new rivers and har-
h0rs projects. Later the apprOpria-
tl0n bin for Army Engineers work
comes up for consideration. but
Williams said his amendment could
not be put on the funds bill since Il
might be considered Legislation on
an appropriation bin which is out
OF order IN the Senate unless the
rules are suspended on a two
thirds vote.
Thus, he will launch his fight
when the authorization bin comes
Wn,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Kent County DHIA
Group Has Meeting
teOntmOed iwm nrst pauel

of the pWrebred Dairy Cattle Asso.
citation for i94S were presented hy
the County Agent tO Charles Ewng
of Smyrna, Elwo0d Gruwell of
Felton, and Maurice Adams of Har-
ringt0n.
This was followed by report by
Barton Torbert supervisor OF the
association.
AZ the business meeting. purnal
Friedel, Isaac Thomas and Maurice
Adams were selected directors maxi
ing the board with g. Wallace
CaUlk and G, Stanley short. the
same as last year
G, Stanley Short was elected
president, Isaac Thomas, vice-presi.
dent and q, Wallace Caulk retain
ed as secretary-treasurer.
Movies We're shown by tho Com-
" Agent and refreshments wRro
served by the ladies' Of the Grange
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Make Survey For Air
Academy

The Dover Air Eerea nnea -
Inspected on Monday Is fnr.hr.-s..
ol request of the Dover chaneer
et commerce that e. as aonsaas
"a lae selection of 5 sea - -
proposed Z. s.. AIR Eoreas aeraar
The Inspection. Is tha name -
z preliminary surFH=. was maaa s..
-~ai3A4 E Freeee CHIEF 81 af
etailleeis, washington ulsuiaf af-
nee. Corps of Engineers
ln adaition to the Aase nranr 80
lainins acreage was scanned -
lalef mr. Rreece was fan -
-44f of DoFer and surraunaEnn aras
9y e committee az the Chamhrr -
Commerce.
Aeeof4ias e. nlormala aalF-
able "a This time. tha SITE s-1arsfa..
COMMITTEES of the Air Forces has -
up rlAld Specifications aarsrmtrr
the maj choosing ol a. aesaanr -
cation.
Among the snaciaeannna Is sat
lne site have 15oo acres aaerfu -
eesalnle bE an forms 81 e-rneun~-
tarion and suitable mr aoraa-r.-
ti9a o. the academy baildnes ufh
g minimum of expenditure a.r -
preparation.
The Dover Chamber - r
meFee. headed hv Hs na
Ralph h Fischer worea f.- -
on the preparation 81 aada f5F aah-
mission to the sile Selection
covering informa1en ra -
transportation 1aeHtas -rfaols
reads. labor materials.
conditions. cultural ana
features. and in general
ms a. survey oE tha entire wt
County area
ID addition to taa Written saa
aerial maps and mans ha .a
loeallon al Gre laeeF saa wars ara.
ridad
Accompanying AR ne 80
inspection Ga aaaHaa IS r
cher were M AHan w
ensInaef of 1he STATE -.
aNflEaet CITY -
aroWn. MaiaE n L.
las sae present air base
@ wary lW
a eE tae Uwe
neree. ana 3 Hne n
iiainEen g
Aae 1eEe aa
winch Was started
Iofa tHe Entry 81
wtn Wnr1# su -
e ~ ~ 81
a f
EurmE ~
~
aaa GeF lhe an
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Home Demonstration
Clubs To Again Mark
National Week
,oontinuea trom NE, pass,
place @ Do announced lntor

~. ttAhAANMAAANM ANANAa
Since the frat national Anapkns
Of Home Demonstration Work,
members OF organized home dem,
OnHtfatl0n clubs ln about 60 .OOO
communities throughout tho nation
have established that thla week IA
valuable means Of aCQNantlng
the general public with 0hleOtiyes.
activities and accomplishments az
home demonstration work They
have highlighted achievements az
families through home dam0natra.
uoh work aud have drawn attention
20 problems IN rural living Home
dem0natrati0n clubs have reeonnisa
ca volunteer rural leaderahln, they
nave also emphasized the hnnop.
tunities Ia EXtenai0n work "a hrmp
about better understanding az nuhe
lie problems local, state, national
aud international
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
The Presbyterian Church
@he chufch 81 ere PlaEa"
heE Aennefh Al. kepief, Pastor
tanEet I'hone 6ToI
a.araar agH -
- Ill

sa5 snuaay school q a sn0M
berger General superintendent
Glasses 1er alI
10e8g Adult Department meefs
ae church sanctuary -MizDah
Aen anc foane Adult Classes.
laab-lk ksa5 a Chnrch Nursery
la conducted for children whose par
enta a1ene m8rnine worship.
.ea-aorniuR Worship Special
taan sunday mNslc anr messages
Reception Cf neH members The
talE lo fhe children Will b. on
sl.iaTeH oH fhe Firsf Palm Sun
Gag Anc tae morning sermon viii
- on Ihe Kong Game Riding
68o-Ehe Westminster FelloN-
aalp QnT group f0f senior and 3nn-
iof htG1 F0nne people meefe a. the
naaaag sefooi Soon hll welcome.
onoay lhe Session Will meet 81
fae aome of Elder A a Humes a.
toa oeloeE
eaaa Hhe Momeu's Midweek
9le Glass Hafh Mrs Kepler as
teacaeI Haeele al fae home ~ AIRS
aneE eoHth walnut sfFaef
At iaaies ere cordially
aeleafae Hhe Monens Association
Aaic 8 covered dlsh supper
fae Aeua Association invited
ha NfE - followed b.
ana meatnR of the Go
saeatol aHd ml haEe
E nleeaHg addressed
saser Pierce ~ Africa. 81
eelaek 81 sac church al are
Heaaf
eneal NiaMeak Blbie class
1af a aHe eElh graders Al z 80
faaEe M D. special Com
af Preparatory Service al the
eHEe He taeme az fhe measane
o. heaealb rae Cross 81 ge-
ay Holy Communion of
fse AaHc Supper mlI - observed
an evening service al s O'Clock
ae emeu Eil i3e ou shg Richest
GLORY
aag 0uT ehurch viii eooner-
e u fae Omitted Service hald from
aan a. lhEee s. as. a. the Calvary
elaris ChuFeh All are URGED fo
attend faf rae whole ~ - much IL
as possible Special
taaa frlaag Nusie Service ~ wor-
E ml ~ held al 780 al the
nluFel Nhen ouf church choir viii
present H0lEet A. Calvary. 81
aanaer
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
thltAs Plated AND BR0mERs HtnNrrrn -
DEL-aAR-VA PR0bFeRns

i, tAtl - hAeHNfs hAE reported rha tataI nr,sa,.. -
eteet est nan nearly sa 3 a.srf.-
consns,,tl VII heaAly exceed eounarahs ras f-
consumption Of viii tatal
neetaS ~ ~ - ~ "a me second quarter a - 49, q
in 1850 bst - ~ ,des se n production @ beef veal ean IS -
Inc number ol sheep Tor siauzbrer l - er
- nig er,ns 80 -t number pa lsa4 -
weights Of hogs t-4-H4 e. i4ataf slaaeaaar
MARKETS TOR March, aa-ar.slsrr
es1.seel eaa-aai 4 10 hroi.ers=G2 rs fas5
-orolers 2Sles s9f08. rs h,se- averages
hONtOA E66 MARAETs UsDA-sree. 49,. e.-
no sales reported March +.a- Aasea q uaaEs
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
TIE ATenue Methodist
Church
ha lsenss 81 faanninassa
T 1aHaon Iames. minietef


Chureh 6eh00l Wilson
arLneF Geasral unerlufendent
ae Eaurc attendance for fhe veaf
nas Heaeaad lasl SUNDAY morning
e fam sunday observance
saeuld maaH q larger uumber thia
Fam EundaV Service The
CauaEeH6tlon wl HinR Grown Him
Nany Ihorne and All Hail
e FoMer af JesuF Name Alfred
h1 H EnE KHappe @0pan the
~ 81 tae Temple Before eom-
hee Nf BeFan Waa church
la A8rfolk Aa The choir
al w Egae Aelson will sing
M HreeE - Eaure The
minister semon Will 81 from the
~ he Strange Invasion {"
Several children Will - baptized
Hlis service
fs5une Reed wlll lead the
Methodist Nouth FelIowshiD Len
fe hanks W ~ refurned. The
eannaelloFs Will presetn fhe STORY.
s.oh Week Day - Day"
IHesaag a 1880 General meet
nR ol tae M s C 81
"Wednesday ~ Zs05 Week dav
aeheoI of Religion Choir rehear-
m a
Thmaaag 81 1880 Service Of
aolE Communion Communion Med
itatlon Praise iu the Crisis
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Relief Costs Go Up
l6 Pct. In 6 Months

The cost OF public assistance
direct financial aid TO needy persons
provided through state agencies
has gone up 10 per cent IN the past
ak months.
IN the same time, the number of
cases on the rolls OF the three agen.
ciea has advanced iS per cent,
These changes IN the relief sit
WatiOn were revealed m "Delawarc
Welfare" monthly report COmpil-
ed by the State Board OF Welfare
IN cooperation with the Welfare
Council of Delaware.
Three state agencies administer
four programs involving public as
slstance, Assistance costs IN the
four separate programs jumped
from $iSS,bSO,76 IN August 60 Slb4,-
94S,49 IN February, an increase Of
$2t, ,S6g,60.
Cases show Increase
The number Of cases advanced
from S,469 IN August 20 S,9t9 IN
February, a gain OF ass. The NUM-
ber OF persons being aided Is larger
than the number OF cases, which
frequently indicates families.
Among the four programs, the
largest increase IN costs came IN
the relief department OF the Old
Age Welfare Commission, In the
six months period, costs rose 96,6
per cent while cases went up 81 per
cent, The assistance cost went from
$44,l72,79 TO $66,a16,SS, while cases
rose from 1893 20 1A4&
The propOrtl0nate rise IN cases
being served IN the assistance pro-
gram of the Delaware Commission
for the Blind was only slightly less
reaching 24,6 per cent, although the
actual volume OF cases is lower
The aid 70 the blind program went
from ib0 eases and a cost of $6,-
9a4,S9 last August to tS1 eases and
a $7,40S,b4 cost IN February.
The aid to dependent children
program Of tho State Board OF We'll
fare showed l6 per cent increase
IN eases and ~ per cent increase
In costs, Cases rose from ba6 to
696, while costs Of assistance went
from SSS,S69,i6 per month to $aA,-
646,6O.
The old age assistance program,
administered by the old Axe We'll
fare Commission, was the most cost
" OF the four programs six months
ago, but slipped to second place
last month because OF the sharp
rise IN the cost OF tho same RgOncy's
relief program,
In the six months, the case load
for old age assistance moved up
from 1871 TO 1868, whllO the cost
Increased from SAA,694 to Sa7,6la.
Cases were up b,S per cent and costs
Go per cent,
While the oasOload OF public as.
siatance programs was growing, tho
case load Of the state Board OF Wei.
fares child welfare program show
ed the opposite trend, Cases de-
creased from 9l1 % SOC a dr0p OF
is per cent principally IN prOtec-
tive services, AZ the Same tlmO,
those ohlldrOn being cared for IA
boarding homes through the Same
program Increased from aaS To S61,
Total expenses 0f the program de-
cr0aaod slightly, from Sl9,7a797 to
Si0,96i.bS,
Among the Institutions, ala0 GOV.
cred IN the report, the most algnln.
cant change occurred at the Cover.
nor Bacon Health CAntNp. WHARF
cases rose SO ner cent IN the ak
going from aii to 9sa,
Another sharp increase IN case
load was reported hv the prlaOnera
aid Society, ila load went from 40
cases 10 81, which Ia an advance az
i0 per cent,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
POUItFBMeR Seek
TO Raise A Better
Line OF Chickens
taenllnuea lrum nla, n...,

Many OF the birds produced IN the
program 20 date have weighed four
aud ilve pounds at is weeks az ave.
compared with former average az
two and 0ne-half 20 three pounds
at that age Chickens thla alse are
large enough to roast. yet young
ana tender enough 20 hroll or fry
TO suit consumer preferences,
hreoders whose birds are mnat
outstanding IN 1860 state and re.
gional tests will be selected hv a
committee Of poultry authorities "a
compete In the national fnala m
the spring OF 1851.
Last years winners IN the state
contest were o. a. Newton ana son.
Bridgevllle: Indian River Poultry
Farm. Ocean View. and Townsends.
Inc. Mlllsboro
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Milford Man Named
AS CPA President
teoEtlnuaa fron nrsl nar1

Mr.. Lyons announced that the
Middle Atlantic States Conference
of Certified Public Accountants viii
be held in Delaware for the first
time ON June l9, 20 and q. Member
societies from five states. Della
ware. Maryland. West virginia
North Carolina and South Carolina
as well as the District of Columbia.
viii be represented.
Some $50 CPA's and their famil-
les are expected and a committee on
arrangements and program com
prising Mr., IsaacsOn. Mr.. Lukens.
Mr., Haggerty and Mr.. Belnnt has
been appointed
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Kabul Being Rebuilt

KABUL, Afghanistan - tpl -
This ancient mud-wOlled city Is
rehuildlng 10 the tunes OF a military
band, Modern civilization and an
increasing hirthrato have brought
the gte0tOat building hOom IN Ka-
hUl'a history Pushing things along
Ia energetic Mayor GhulOm Mohame
med, who has had strings Of lights
put up so work can so on through
out the night He also provides a
military band TO entertain the wor-
kera,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
RiRgIer Election
Held Unanimous
teonllnued on Pare ial

continued on page iO
ing we're unanimous. Mr.. Bunting
also said that the rules OF tho COM
mlttee did not require that the spo-
eiiie items Of business to be trans
acted be enumerated.
Mr.. Bunting. a member OF the
State Highway Commission. said
the impression was given out after
the meeting that we're divided
here"
Nothing could be more incorrect
than the impression that there was
strong difference OF opinion here
last night" he said. I'VE are not
divided In Sussex County and any
impression 70 the contrary Is alb
s0lutely wrong"
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
Calvary Methodist
Church

The Community Church"
David Wan. Baker, B. d., Minister
Church Phone 47Gg
sunday. April
HOLY WEEK
PALM SUNDAY
10:0g - Church school. Our re,
port a. the Quarterly Conference
showed that we have averaged 30l
since last May. Last Sunday We
had $40. Our goal Is 400 for thi,
sunday and over 400 ON Easter.
ll.00-M0rning Worship. Special
Palm Sunday music will be pre-.
scented BY the chOirs The choir will
sing Jerusalem" with Mr.. Prick
the s0loist singing ''The Psalms
The pastor viii preach on the sub.
9eet Jesus and the City" Al the
conclusion 0f the service the mas.
Tor viii receive into church mem.
Dership those who desire 10 ioin
~ letter or on confession Of faith
Circle No 6 hlll have charge Of the
Church Nursery HOstesses and
ashers viii welcome all visitors.
500 Public Baptlsmal Service
conducted By the pastor in the
church.
7.a0- Evening Worship A song
service will proceed the message
~ the pastor on the subject "The
Stones Cry Out"
Monday. The Dover District Min.
listers and Ministers Wives Aasoci.
alton will hold their monthly meet
ing in our church. beginning al
1880 Dinner will be- served by
the ladies' ~ the church
Tuesday 730 The Woman's So.
eieiy Of Christian Service will con.
ahet this service during Holy Week.
the service is for the entire church
Two brief Biblical sketches will be-
presented "The Woman az swear,
aha The -Four Marys Of the Bible ..
THIS service rs for the entire fam
ily
Wednesday 2:0B Week Dav
school Of Christian Education g 80
fehth Choir Rehearsal 1880
AAhN lhuif Nehearsai
Thursday. 30 The Anniversary
Of the Lords Supper will BE- ob.
served a special service h being
arranged BY the pastor with the
assistance of the ehOirs. Those who
commune will sit a. the table a. the
disciples did on the first Observance
0i this Holy Sacrament.
Friday 1900 noon 10 $500 The
Union Good Friday service with the
churches and ministers Of the com
munity and surrounding eommunl.
ties participating. This service A
built around '.rhe Seven Last
Words 0f Christ" Each period will
last 20 minutes II you have to
work in the afternoon why not take
~ minutes from your lunch period
ane attend this service. You may
come and so as you desire.