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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Presbyterian Cantata
On Good Friday

The choir Of the First preabyter-
ian Church Will present aa their
Easter Cantata. "Oliyol 10 Calvary"
on Good Friday at 1880 y, M, IN the
church
The "Olivet to Calvary" recalls
simply aud royerently the scene
which marked the last few daya
of the 8uyiOur'H life on earth aud
some Of the renoetlona suggested
thereby The rejoicing OF the muls
tliude. the view OF Jerusalem from
steep Of Ollyet, the lament over the
beautiful city the scene IN the
Temple and the Oyoly walk over the
Mount az night
The second part opens with the
supper of the Passover AZ which
Jesus washes Ills diaclploB feet aud
gives 10 Ills frendR a new com.
mandmenl The scene then passes
20 the infinite pathos of the Garden
of Gethsemano, the appearance OF
the hostile crowd and Jesus for.
haken by Ills disciples, lila utter
lohellnesh among His foes. the "a.
mutt before plate IN the Judgment
Hall. the Passage Of the CrOaa, the
tragedy and triumph of Calvary
The s0lOiBta for the evening, So
pranoh, Mrs Bennett, Mra Wright,
Mrs. Giltenb0th alto. Mrs Gordon
ten0ra. X. y. SnOwbergor. 4, Il,
Snowbereer: bass. J 0oyer, D. Fry,
Il. Nichols: also quartet e0mpoa.
cd of Mrs. Humea, Mrs, Ql0aamlre,
Mr.. Sn0wberger and Mr. Wommg
ton
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Items of a Purely
Person al Nature

Mr. and Mrs, William v, slpplt
were IN Atlantic city for the past
weekend
Mr. and Mira, Philip Jacobs are
leaving on Monday for Columbus
Ohio, They viii return on Friday
Mr. and Mira. Howard Gaul 0I
Norwood, Pa, have been guests Of
Mrs Wilbur Bennett for two days
this week
Jack Walters Of Media, Pa, Il
spending this spring vacation her,
with hla grandparents, Mr. an1
Mira, Charles y, Vamey
Mrs llagel EllmgaWorth ant
daughter shirley, motored 20 Mil
ford last Wednesday night and sHW
the motion picture "FranCls."
aaaaa
Dr Leslle Dobs0n waa IN town
over the paHt weeken he
with Mrs, DObs0n and children are
spending three monlhs In Boston
Mr. and Mira, j, pOstloa Ham.
m0nd, who have been IA NOridt
FOR The past several weeks, return.
cd to their Clarke Avenue homo on
Tuesday
William II MCCHllum OF Los
Angeles, California was the week.
end guest Of hla uncle, Jonathan
S, Willis and Mrs Willis az thNll
home IN Lynch uolghts,
MIR and Mira, Allan W, Helslor oI
nr0Xel nm Pa, were weekend
guests OF Mr. aud Mira, Charles w
Helalor and left on Monday enr0utt
to Florida for two weeks,
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Allen oI
Princeton, N, j., were weekend
guests OF Mira, Wilbur Bennett, Mr.
Allen returned on Sunday leaving
Mira, Allen here for thla week.
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Mlss Janet L. Prettyman, a Jun,
Tor Nt the University Of Delaware
viii arrive on Friday evening Il
spend her spring vacation with hen
parents, MIR and Mira, r, D, Pretty,
man,
80
MIR and Mira James II, Smith al
AalNnd Va, were guests OF Mr., and
Mira, Charles Swain laat week, Mr.
Smith II a s0nl0r at Randolph. Ma,
con College and made tho deans
liat for the laat aeMeater,
Mr., and Mira, q. Il, Bennett and
William Il Richardson have been
guests OF Mr., and Mrs, Paul SlNugh,
tor IN N0rrlat0wn, Pa, Mr. Bennett
apOnt the two weeks with Mira
Bonnett and Mr. Richardson 10,
manning for ten days, The Slaugh,
terra are moving 20 Cleveland, Ohio
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Presbyterians To
Hold Supper April 4

The Presbyterian Womon'a Aaao.
citation will hold covered dlah
upper az $3.50 Tuesday ovenng,
April 4. with groups led by Mira.
imly Abbott aud Mrs. Neil Stev.
enaOn In charge. The mon Of tho
church and members and friends
Of the church families are invited
for the supper ana the speaking
which will follow az o'clock
There Will be- an mtormlaalon
between the supper and the pro.
gram az for guests. while the
women conduct q short hualneaa
meeting.
AZ eight o'clock, following a
short devotional service IN charge
oi Doris LOhund, the assembly viii
hear q Foreign Missionary, Mra,
Robert Pierce, wife Of Dr. Pierce,
who spoke ut morning service IN
the Presbyterian Church, roeently,
Or. Pierce will ny April 10 for
his mission depot IN Africa and
when the older children are aet'
tied IN school thla September Mrs,
Pierce and their y0ungeat a0n
son will join him there,
The local First Presbyterian
Church has pledged 20 carry part
Of the annual support OF these two
missionaries and Il h with grow
Ing interest IN these people them.
selves. AZ we'll aa their work, that
We welcome Mrs Pierce % NIL
ford this coming Tuesday night
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Holy Week Services
AT Nassau Triangle

The three churches on the Mas
sau Charge will hold special SER
vices during Holy Week Seven
laymen of the churches Will speak
on the Seven Sayings OF our Lord ,
aud az which time the Sacrament
OF Our Lords supper Will be- OBJ
served, beginning ut Zion Church
on wednesday az 1880 D, m. April
b. Those taking part are az fol-
lows Mrs. Arthur DOdd, Mrs, Per-
~ Stevenson, Miss Mary Reed, Mra.
Joseph Short, Mrs. Lillian Russell,
Raymond NJ. Lank aud N, Reed
Leverage. AZ Whites Chapel on
Thursday evening, April o, the fol-
lowing Will participate; Mrs, Grace
Mlllman. Mrs. Elizabeth Chappel,
Mrs. Norman G. Nott, Mra. Minnie
Davidson, Mrs, Alice Trultt, War
ringtOn Vincent and David Brit
ungham. On Good Friday evening,
April Z, the service will be- al Con-
leys Chapel and the seven speak
ers will be willard Webb, Everett
q. Hopkins, Alden S, llopklna, Sr.,
James Joseph, Clarence wallis, Ar
thur Walls and Layton Hart, The
minister Of the charge, r. Charles
Louhoff. Jr,, will preside over an
the services. EXh0rtora OF the three
churches will assist the pastor AZ
the communion as follows; Zion,
Eldrldge DOnoyan Whites, War.
rlngton Vincent and at Conley'a, !.
Harry Davidson.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Union Good Friday
Service To BE Held
AT Calvary Church

The churches of the City of Mil
ford as well as the surrounding
communities will hold their annual
Union Good Friday service ON April
z IN the Calvary Methodist Church.
The service this year will be from
~ noon to $500 D. m. Il is built
around the Seven Last Words Of
Christ and each period lasting %
minutes This will enable those
who work in the afternoon 10 at
tend at least one period during
their lunch hour. The ministers of
the community trust that all will
avail themselves of this privilege
OF worship.
The ministers participating and
their period is as follows:
1900 noon to 12:25-" Forgive
ness at the Cross" the Reverend
Stanley Grant.
1926 to l2:5l-"A Authority at the
Cross. the Reverend Harry Crewe.
1889 to l:17-"R Remembrance at
the Cross" the Reverend John
Diehl.
l:lS to l:43-"S Submission at the
Cross" the Reverend Kenneth KEEP
ler
1:44 TO 2:09-"S Suffering at the
Cross" the Reverend Roy TaWes.
2:l0 to 2:35-"VictOry az the
Cross" the Reverend William Tull.
1886 10 500 Confidence al the
Cross" the Reverend David Baker.
The service will be without am
nouncements. II you must leave
before the service is ended there
is arranged a one minute of silence
at the end of each word SO that
you may enter or leave.
The public is invited 20 attend
this service on Good Friday
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Arthur Hart OF chester was the
weekend guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Flnmlng Hart
Tom Draper OF Brooklyn. N Y.
has been IN town this week and left
for Charleston, y, G, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Farrow OF
Chicago are spending a part OF
their visit east with MIR and Mrs.
lloey FufrOw,
Mr. and Mrs Fleming Hart have
begin cleaning their lot on school
plHCe thla week IA preparation for
building their new home.
apa
Mr. and Mrs William Kutz, Of
UniVeraity of Delaware will arrive
this weekend for their vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Hart.
Mira David Coopersmith, who has
been IN Florida for the past two
months, visiting both coasts, re-
turned homo on Wednesday of last
week,
o.
Mrs, Frederick 2. Ruth has re-
turned 90 her home, z Causey Ave,
Milford, after spending the winter
IN Miami, st. Petersburg and 81.
Augustine, Florida,
Mrs, Norman Moore and son Nor
man of Wilmington will be guests
of Mrs, Thomas Simpson and Miss
Edna Simpson Mr. Moore will
tpond the weekend here.
-
Miss Eleanor Humes. student
Nt William ana Mary College, VIII
liNmsburg, Va, IN arriving this
week 70 spend her spring vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
humes,
Mias RhOda Bailey OF Noting
hNm, England, Ia the guest OF Mrs.
Duane Lynn this week Mrs. Lynn
met Miss Bailey when she was In
London In l94S aud their friendship
has continued through letters until
this visit.
Mr. and Mrs, VIM. IL. Fisher of
l.0nsd0wn, Pa, returned home on
Monday after spending few DAYS
az guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Huntley
NJ, foyer and Miss May Watson.
Mr. and Mrs, D, Anthony Davolas
and aon, Paul, of Wilm., We're din
ner guests on Tuesday,
aHesa
Mr. Fred l. Geyer Is on a concert
tour with the Penn State Glee
club and will sing IN Erie. Green's
burg, Cleveland, Buffalo and Ride
way this week, On Sunday, April 2
there Will be a concert al Pennsy-
lyanie state College and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred G, Geyer OF Milford will
attend
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Clara - hIaelElin
Heads WV Group

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nimang elaaled preadenf of the
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Slaughter Neck
Champion All Club

The Slaughter Neck Champion A.
II club held a meeting ON the 2ist
of March al the home Of Miss
Louise workman.
The president, Miss Alice Cover
dale. called the meeting 20 order
The club Is trying 10 start a feeding
place for the Wild Life The follow
ing committee was elected 70 find
a site: VIM. everage. FRANK
Reed and John Hill They want the
cooperation Of their parents for the
site.
The sewing club will meet az the
home Of their leader. Mrs Mahla
Bennett on April 10, az ? p. m.
The Club president. lead D won
0erful study on Better Break
fasta. Stories were read and charts
shown, The next meeting viii be
held az the home of the Misses
Doris and lima Clifton on April rs
The study viii be "SAFETY!"
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Lewes Youth Plan
An Easter Service

youth Organizations Of the five
churches 0f Lewes are sponsoring
al Easter Gunriae Service 10 ho
held on Lewea Beach. az the end 0f
saNannah Road Oh Easter GnndaR
mofnine al 6s00 a m
the speaker 0f the morning viii
ae the ReY Howell Wilkins 0f Cam.
aen Delaware and song leader will
ae fhe MeV Edwin Thomas 0f Green
Wooa
al uhases ~ the service will be
conducted hY Bonng people There
Hill D. a0nR service and special
muaic Everyone "a weleome.
Immediately following the ser.
Yiee. 8 breakfast will b. served it
fhe teNes Sire nali. on reaerYa.
lions oniE Cost nf fhe breakfast
Nfil g. E16 Hor reservations eal
IaMes 1879 before April ath.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Engagement Announced

Mrs. Joseph Farizer. OF Delmar.
announces the engagement Of her
dauehtor Miss Carrie Carr. 10 Iuli-
as II, Cooper, Jr. son Of Julius I'll
C00per OF laurel and Mrs. Mar
rNrlOt G. Cooper OF Houston, Miss
Carr was graduated from State
Teachers College. Salisbury and IS
Ia member of the Laurel school
faculty Mr. Cooper Is a graduate
Of the University OF Delaware and
Is self-emploved as assistant tax
cOnsultapt with his father in
Laurel II Is announced that the
Wedding win take place Ia the near
future.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Births AZ Hospital

March 80. glrl, Mr. and MIRA Leo.
nnrd n0lleger Houston; glrl, Mr.,
and Mrs Harold Norman, George.
town. boy, Mr and Mrs John nar.
rla. Greenwood,
March 2a. girl, Mr. and Mira.
James Exley. Milford, GIRL Mr and
Mrs. John Wilkera0n, Millions glrl,
Mr.. and Mrs Howard klraoh, llNr.
Fingt0n.
March 60, glrl, Mr. and Mrs, Rob.
ert jarOaaewakl, 0e0rgetoWn;,
March 80, boy Mr. and Mrs, Nell
son Belts. Milton,
March 2s, boy, Mr. and Mira, Alvin
White. Laurel
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Union Methodist Church

The Wom0np Society OF Chris
tlaN Service will meet at the home
of Mira, Irene Webb on shawnee
Road, ON Friday evening, April 2.
There will be Ice cream and cake
for sale.
There will DO special Raster SER
vices aud an Easter program. held
at Union Methodist Church on Eas-
ter sunday April Q, atspm.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Fifty-seeond Birthday

A1Fa maFearei Lamb ~ Ghnwnoe
MlIl Nara observed her b2nd birth.
aag nifh 4 dinner on sunday. March
NE
Thnae spronenf Mefe Elder and
Mra. p II Medley ~ Newark. Jos.
anh Could ~ mlddieiown and Rev
Al ouliien and family
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
w. s. &. s. Notes
Of Calvary Church

0n Tuesday evening, April 4, at
1880 o'clock, the W0man'H Society
oi Christian Service will conduct
the Holy Week Service Ia Calvary
Methodist Church The theme Ol
the service will be- "fhe Women Ol
the Bible" The entire church and
visitors are invited % attend this
service.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Engagement Announced

Mr. and Mrs, Claude G. Mollyalne
0f Magnolia announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Miss Ann
Meilvaine. 90 Mr. William n
Thomba son OF Mr. aud Mra, Lewis
Thomas Of Arden, Miss Mellvalne
was graduated from Caesar Rodney
high school and Beacon College,
Mr Thomas, who served with th1
Army IA World War II b a nradu.
ate Of the Claymont Hlgh school
and attended Western Central State
Teachers College, The wedding will
take place M MnN
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Tom Draper was here this
week on bis way 10 Charleston.
s G.. where be will begin an-
other sound motion picture for
an oil company. Of the gardens
and the homes tn South Caro-
lima He left Wednesday NOR
ning and viii be- 10 that south
eFu state for the next two
months. taking pictures Of the
lovely spots there Friends will
bs remembering fhe motion pie
tnre 0f Maryland that be took
and has shown 10 friends and 10
EH0nps here
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Bake And Food Sale

The sixth grade is having a bake
and food sale az the old Elemen-
tary school Building in Milford on
saturday, April l. az 10 a. IA. The
money is for the benefit ol their
trip to Washington.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Attending the Presidents Tea
al ease 8aFer AeN Century Club
80 Nednesday HeEe alFE. Jon0-
than willis Mra David
lHeeae MrE Bernard EhoFtall.
m haseae Galloway. Mrs
1oaeph Fearee. Mrs Duane
mn Mre Philip Jacobs. afias
khada Eailey Mrs David ElliE.
m Carlton FaQks. and Mrg.
aberf haEler The president
~ sac club M MFs william j.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

rs walter K Barrett en-
lerialned several guests for
coffee a. the bone of Mrs j.
Lgnn PraH following fhe meet
iae 81 the NeW Century Club on
alonday Mra e ~ Buchanan.
a haheoea Buehanan and
as Geraldine Day 81 Dover
were tae henored guests and
afhere present weEe from Sea-
fard houston and Falton. mrs.
DaNd N Glls poured end the
fime passed aniekly foF the
ea Mrs naErett waa as
sisted ~ heF danEhler. SIRE.
EaWard Duroeher and Mrs
5aaenh 8 Lonand ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Mrs John G Trultt. Mrs. viii
liam v sipple and Mrs. Charles
q Karney were luncheon guests
~ AIRS William } Thompson
~ Lewes on Wednesday
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

rs 5amas Lipperi and hfHE
hoheFt ereer haFe laanad in-
Etafione ior party Ehieh they
w give H the Hfllford New
Geninrg Clnb a. April l2 a.
aHesH
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Deaths of the Week
ntiRllls

nv AAAkAN
E Frank nurrla, axe SA years, a
former clerk of the Orphans Court
and REGISTER In ChHn0ery of Kent
County and for many years "A prom
nont fruit broker Ia Houston, pass.
ed away auddonly az hla homo Ia
FrodOrlcN, Tuesday evening, March
gS,
Funeral services will be- held at
hla late residence Sunday afternoon
at one o'clock with Reverenda ], Il,
nlehl, pastor Of Frederlca MOthO.
dlRt Church and w, stanley Grant,
pNHt0r OF Houston MothOdlat Church
0iilolatlng lntermont will he made
IN L0Wea Cemetery,
tie Ia survived by hla wife, Mary,
and one Mator MIRA, Amanda Lot.
land 0t u0Uat0n, and several Nleoea
and NepheWa, RWeNda may call az
the home saturday evening after
seven o'clock,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Mrs HarwOOd JamisOn en-
teriained q group Of friends al
her home on Thursday morning
of last week for coffee She was
assisted BY Mrs. Dale Lynch.
Mrs Paul Monroe. Mrs. James
Deputy and Mrs. Granville
Snyder This informal way Of
entertaining Is quite popular
and groups of friends enjoy
setting together around a din
ing table and discussing things
that interest them most
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
JOHNSON


Mira Pearl johnson was burned
60 death In fire at her home m
HyNttHvnle, Md, March 18th. She
Waa the wife of Guy Johnson. a
paving constructor IN Washington,
d, G, Mrs, Johnson was 36 years
old and was the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs, G, H. Rogers OF
MlllshOro, Del, She IN survived by a
HOn Richard, 10 years of age, who
was away attending a private
school IN Virginia, two sisters,
Mrs, MNdgo Brlttlngham Of Mills
h0rO, Mrs, Wilson Porter Of Milford
and four brothers, A. Z, Rogers of
Niles, Ohio, Floyd OF Ocean View,
Harvey OF Salisbury. Md. and Ad-
dicks Rogers OF Philadelphia. In
tormont was IN the Fort Lincoln
Cemetery near Washington, d. e.
IRWIN
Miss Frances Houston Irwin, age
Sa years, passed away IN the WO-
mNnN Hospital Ia Philadelphia, af-
ter short illness on Saturday,
March 80,
MlaN Irwin was a former resi-
dent OF Milton, but had lived at the
LNrohmOnt Apartments IN Phlla-
d0lphia for many years. She was
the daughter Of the late Rev. Ed
ward 0Wln and Anna Mcgee Irwin.
Surviving are two nlOoOs. Mrs.
John Cowgirl Of RehOhOth Beach
and Mlaa Dorothy Irwin OF Ienk-
/ lNt0wn, PNu and one nephew, Chas.
Irwin, also OF J0nklnstOwn.
Funeral services were held on
4 Monday afternoon at 9 o'clock from
the Wilson Funeral Homo IN Milton
with lNterment IN the Goshen MI
y, Cemetery Ia the Irwin plot. Rev
Milton Elliott OF Grace Methodist
Church, was IN charge.
Mlaa Irwin was a genOal0glst BY
/ profession and had done hundreds
0f searches for families an over the
country, She was a member Of the
Historical Society 0f Pennsylvania
the Genealogical Society az Penn
aylVNnl0, the National Society Mag
I hN ANNiNN A4AlNNNl tue 1UNNNNtkN
Colonial Society Americans Of Roy.
al Descent, and the National So
elety Daughters OF the American
Revolution.
SMITH
Mira Hester Smith, G7, widow 0i
GEORGE A, Smith died on Wednes.
day. March 80, Nt the home 0f her
eon, George II, Smith, near Bridge.
vile, Surviving IN addition 10 Ge.
Nrge, are three brothers, Joshua
Bennett and Chnrl0a Bennett both
| OF Milford, Clarence Bennett OF MIL
ton, ana q plalor Mrs GertlO Willis
OF Wilmington Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon az 9 D
M, lr0m Sc i0hnot0Wn Methodlat
Church near Greenwood and wer,
conducted hy The Rev, ]. Il. Law,
ton, pastor 0f Greenwood Church
lNtorMeNt was made ln 81. John.
town CNmNtopy.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

airs Duane Lynn and Mrs.
Philip Jacobs gave q coffee az
their country home yesterday
81 ten-thlriy. honoring Miss
Rh0da Bailey Of Nottingham.
England. who is their house
enest MFs. Jonathan s. Willis
poured and the assistants were
airs. Carlton F0oks. Mrs. ]. Al
bert Baxter. Mrs. Sara Beau
champ. Mrs. David Greene and
Mrs James } Deputy
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

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Mrs. Roy Tawes. vice president VIII
have charge oE tha program wfa
several members aE Circle -
ing part Circle win AaFa charge
OF refreshments
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Az ana Mrs Richard W Ben
ne haHe isened Invitations to
fae aeddne ~ their daughter.
aeannf Ruh a. ar Robert
shee Maod. a0n ~ hlr and
mm g narFey Wood. which
alI lake place a. Christ chnrch
80 Saturday April as. 81 fwo
y reception will follow lhe GER
emony m the Parish House
als Benneu Has the guest of
honof 80 Friaay evening " last
HeeE Nien afE e Harvey
oaa aud Mrs willard j Bar
Seer aaee 3 miseallaneous ah0N-
- 81 lhe Mood home Twenty
ESQ snesfs MeFe present for fhe
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

william q Richardson and
Mra George Il Bennett have
returned home from d visit in
horriHtown. Pa. with mr. and
Aifs Paul Slaughter and aon
paul kf Richardson suffered
q fali recently and his daily
aalka have been eurtailed be-
cause ~ biz Interpretation. lie
nas FORTUNATE in not having any
broken bones a. d result Of the
fall Many kind and interested
friends sent him messages and
cards while be was housed and
hia appreciation was very keen
for the thoughts Of others. Not
Too many ~ us pass the nine
tiefh milestone. buf Mr. Rich
arda0n has been blessed with
health and viii soon be out
among bis many friends. en-
3aying the spring weather.
y
Tomorrow Milford will vel
come the Delaware Library As
F0eiafinn for ffs eDFlnn meet
ing here. The sessions will be
held in the Avenue Methodist
Church and luncheon will be
served the members and guests
a. the New Century Club. Miss
Edith Simpson and her commit
tee viii act as hostesses 10 the
0ut-0f-tOwn members Of the as
a0eiatiOn.