Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
BRIDGEVILLE
By Mrs.
Keller HOCh
Phone
Brldgeyille 52S2
Union Methodist Church
L. Z. WimbrOW, Minister

Union Methodist Church
L. Z. WimbrOW, Minister
Services for April 8:
The church school will meet in
all classes and departments at ten
a. m. Important announcement of
meeting places for classes will be
made. 1t is important that all try
for a perfect record on these beau
tiful spring days. Parents, bring
your children, and remain for the
! session with the Lighthouse class.
( G. Clayton Richards, superintend-
! ent.
The pastor will conduct the pub
4 lie worship at IL a. m. and deliver
a simple gospel sermon. The junior
choir will sing Lilies of Galilee"
I by Gluck. The senior GchOir will
render the anthem, Il Lay My Sins
on Jesus" by Speaks. Miss Eliza
beth Kinder Will play the following
organ numbers: Invocation" by
HerOld; "OffertOry" by Agate;
"POstludium" by Armstrong. Miss
Joan Steele will direct the chOirs
with Kathryn COpple, accOmpanist.
Memorial flowers will be given to
the glory of God for Mrs. Sallie E.
Kinder by members of her family
Circle No. 2, Mrs. Robert Jefferson,
leader, has charge of floral decOra-
tiOns during April.
Organ recital at p IN. Miss Le-
Ona Heaps Of Dover will give an
organ recital here at p. m, as
sisted by Walter NOrbet, viOlinist,
and Louise Berry, aCcOmpanist
There is no admission charge. The
Lighthouse class will hold an in
formal reception for those wishing
to meet Miss Heaps and her as
sistants at the close Of the pro-
gram in the social room. Be sure
to attend this musical event!
MY. F. at $3.50 p. m. The annual
election of officers and also dele
gate and reserve delegate to the
Peninsula Conference will be held.
Miss Wanda Stuart will preside and
conduct devOtiOns. A list of nOmi-
nations will be presented, but ad-
ditiOnal ones may be presented for
all offices from the floor. Every
youth is asked to be present and
/ exercise the privilege of voting.
! Ages 13 to %.
Meetings Next Week
Monday: Board of Education at
500 p. IN. All officers and teachers
come.
Tuesday: Official Board at 500
p. IN.
Wednesday: w. S. c. S. for April
at 500 p m. All women attend.
Thursday: Junior and Senior
chOirs rehearse at seven and eight.
Visitors at the Methodist parsOn-
= age last Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
= Dennis F. Tilghman of Salisbury,
Md, and the Rev. and Mrs Richard
M. Green Of Dover. Mr. Green was
guest speaker at the M. Y. F. ser
vice at $50.
Recent callers at the Methodist
parsonage were the Rev. Charles S.
Jarvis of Selbyville, the Rev. and
Mrs. Roy T. Thawley, fredericksburg,
Md, the Rev. r. Jervis Cooke, Sea
p ford, the Rev. T. G. Mulligan, Do
yer.
The Rev. and Mrs. i. E. WimbrOw
spent last Tuesday with the Rev
and Mrs. Paul E. Reynolds of New
Castle. Mr.. Reynolds and Mr. VIM
brow worked on the report of the
Board of Ministerial Training fOI
r the approaching session of the Pen
insula Annual Conference which
meets in Dover on May II.
3 The Rev. and Mrs. L. E. WimbrOW
/ spent Tuesday night with their sor
e and his wife at Pleasantville, N. J
Mrs. Virginia Hoke was hostess
to the Saturday Night Bridge Clul
:, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Passwaters art
receiving congratulations upon tht
II birth of a daughter, born on ApTi
II 1 at the Milford Memorial Hospital
II Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Darby ant
children, Elliott and Janet, of Bal
timOre, visited friends in town Oh
i Sunday.
fl Ralph Scott suffered heart at
tack on Thursday of last week. II
is now patient in the Kent Gen
eral Hospital at Dover.
II Dr. and Mrs. L. F. HOch mOtOret
to Reading, Pa, on Saturday to at
tend the funeral services for Mrs
n Ella Weaver.
WVov,oL f,o0..