Milford chronicle., 1951-01-12
BRIDGEVILLE
BY Mrs.
Keller HOch
Phone
BFidgeVille 5sss
Union Methodist Church
Lawrence E. WimbrOW, pastor
Sunday, January 14th

all Classes anu Q6pdE LAuSulS db 4O
a. m. There's still time to complete
a perfect record of so Sundays in
1851. The board Of education met
last Monday evening, new officers
were chosen for existing vacancies
Many helpful suggestions were
made to improve the work and the
worship Of the school. Plans for a
vacation bible school next Sum-
mer were discussed. The next reg
ular meeting. of the 3D.. of Ed, will
be held on February 18th Come to-
the session next Sunday. G. Clayton
Richards, Supt.
Morning Worship at 1900
The pastor will conduct the SER
vice and deliver the sermon. The
two vested choirs will render very
special music. Miss Joan Steele
will direct. Mrs. Kathryn COppIe
and Miss Ann Newton will be at
the pianoes. Miss Elizabeth Kinder
will be at the organ. Church at
tendance for the Christian is never
optional, for he has made a pledge
No Christian should be less loyal
to his Church than a Comm
unist is to his state. These times
demand the utmost faithfulness
and untiring loyalty.
NJ Y. F. at $3.50 p. m.
Jean Hynes and Richard Lewis
will be in charge of the program.
There will be a special musical
selection by a Girls Chorus. The
following Sunday there will be a
special number by the boys. Be on
hand for good program, and a
fine hour Of Christian Fellowship.
Guests Speaker, DR.. R, S. Womer
DR.. Womer was born in N. J. He
is a graduate Of the Detroit College
Of law, Philathea College, London
Canada. He has the degrees, L B.,
! DID. He began as a public speaker
at the age of is. He is an ordained
minister in the United Church of
Canada. He is the Editor of "The
Sunday Guardian" and he writes
for many religious publications
Be sure to hear him at IL a. m
January 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Quillen en-
tertained to dinner on Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Layton and family
Of Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. Asher
Hastings and family Of Berlin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tingle
spent the weekend in Phila., while
their son Clarence Tingle Jr.
spent the time with Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Smith and sons. M
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur QuilleI
spent the weekend with her mothel
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Lathbury in Georgetown.
Mr.. Robert HOvey was pleasant
ly surprised on his birthday, whel
Z Mrs Vivian Hudson, Mrs. FlOrenc
7 Hudson of Williamsville, Mr.. AM
! Mrs. Alvin Daisy and daughter O
! DagsborO, and Mrs. Hattie Rick
: ards of Bayard, came in and CAV
him party. The birthday cake wa
made by Mrs. Florence Hudson.
Mrs. Oliver Long left on Sunda
to enter the Delaware Hospital i
Wilmington, where She wall hav
an operation as soon as possible.
Master Bruce Scott, son Of Nj
and Mrs Roland Scott, Jr. return
ed home from the Penn. Genera
j Hospital, Salisbury oD Friday aftg
having his tonsils removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Smith an
h Mrs. Kathryn Browne spent Sur
p day in Phila, attending the Chi
It drens Market in the Ben Frankli
IS Hotel.
+ The. WSCS meeting was chanl
ed from January End to JanuaI
9th and instead of a regular bul
mess meeting with the WSC
members it was made a speci
Mission program by Rev. and Mr.
Louis Dennis, who are missiOna
les of CHR ard whose paren
live at Willilrds, Md.
The PTA meeting was held {
b. Monday evening in the school al
ditorium and a parent division W;
the high light of the meeting {
s. What Shall We do to Impro7
Our School"
e. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffeclser al
We daughter, Jackie of Washington,
ty c.. were weekend guests Of MI
Hoffecker's mother, Mrs. 7.
Smith. Mrs. Smith returned hon
ls with them to spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Newt,
nd were host and hostess to the M
and women's bridge club on So
Urday.
r. Mrs. Ira Stack, Mrs. James C
lver and Mrs. w. S. Jones spe
Friday with Mrs. Edward Higgi
ID, Wilmington.
al, Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Geor
ne and children were dinner gueI
of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ward
Denton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott visit
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Penta
Reading, Pa, and Mr.. and M
John NAPLES in Drexel Hill sew
al days last week.
ne Mr. aud Mrs. G. w. Smith S
will entertain the members Of TIL
bridge club Saturday evening.
mr. The Lighthouse Glass will hi
81 their monthly meeting Friday e.
he ming, January 18th in the Sund
School room at 8. p m.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Beckw
an Of SeafOrd, were guests Of Mr.. a
Mrs. HarwoOd George last Wedn
~ day evening.
Mrs. Walton Owens entertain
-, the members Of her bridge club
~. ~ dinner on Monday evening at
~ home on Market Street.
y The Tuesday Night Bdidge Ct
" met at the home Of Mrs. P. II
lis land Cannon this week.
ny Mrs. G. E. Anderson attended
KS funeral of her mother in law, N