Milford chronicle., 1953-04-03
FREDERICA
By Mrs. Emma HOVey
Phone Frederica SS11
Pri Trinity Methodist Church

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Rev. Roy i. Jones, Pastor
Worship services on Easter Sun
aay, II a. m. and 1880 p. m. There
viii be services held each Thurs
DAY evening at 1880 D. m.
There will be the Easter Sunrise
service held at Frederick School at
o'clock. If stormy, it will be at
the Church, sponsored by the Sun
day School. Everyone is welcome.
Come out and enjoy this hour with
us. Breakfast will be served imme-
diatsly after the services, in the
Sunday School room. All are invit-
ed to participate with us. Sunday
School at 10 a. m. The w. S. C. S.
will meet at the Church on April
10th.
Sgt. John r. Collum, brother of
Mrs. Benjamin MatIack and Mr..
Jesse Collum of town, is now serv-
ing in Korea with I Corps, which
traces its history to the Civil War.
and has fought in Korea since Sep
tember 1850. It led the breakout
from the Pusan Perimeter and
smashed to within 40 miles of the
Yale River, before the Chinese
Communists Intervention. In Janu-
ary, 1851, I Corps again drove the
Communists north Of the S8th Par
allel. Sgt COllum, Platoon Sergeant
in the 424nd Transportation Truck /
Co.., arrived in Korea last Novem-
ber. He entered in the Army in 1943 |
and has been awarded the Good /
Conduct Medal and the EurOpean |
Theater Ribbon with five campaign /
stars. COllum is the son of Mrs. |
OrFie Collum of Batesburg, S. C.
Mary Ellen Faulkner celebrated /
her 9TH birthday on Tuesday, March
Oath. There was cake and ice cream
to celebrate the occasion.
4 Mrs: OrVille Pearson and Mrs.
Adra Fraser of RehObOth were Fri
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Merton
Hovey.
Mrs. Ellen Belts was a guest at
the Magnolia Firemen's dinner son
Thursday of her son, Mr.. Merton
Belts.
Mrs. Burton Robinson and son. /,
Burton, of Centreville, Md, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Jester. Mr.. Jester
is on shore leave with his family.
Mrs LeOra Moore, of town, and |,
Irma ShuTman of Milford, attended
the Lauritz MelchiOr show at the
Wilmington Playhouse on Tuesday.
Little Eric Moore is i'll with ton
silitis. Hurry and get well, Eric.
The Lyman Clicks are welcoming
a neW daughter, born at Bainbridge
Hospital in Maryland, on Saturday. 7
This is3 their second daughter and
little 9Stsie" will have a sister to
play with now. III
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett en-
-ertained at dinner on Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Harrington of Bayonne. III
J6 Mrs. Mae Sipple, Mrs. Kath- 4
.rine Dill and sons, Charles and
David. Il
Mrs. Emma Harrington and Mrs. II
fenEY Bennett were among those
{ the Firemens Supper at Magno- III
"a, last Thursday evening. III
Mr. and Mrs ZeIe Dill and sons. III
harles and David, Miss Betty Ann Il
ostie of FELTON,, and Mr.. Martin
i'll Of Canterbury, motored to /
I&shington, D. c., on Sunday to
ee the cherry blossoms.
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Riley IF
were weekend guests
f her mother, Mrs. Susan Stevens. 4
Seamon Claude Peterman. of e
'rovtdence Navy Yard and wife, N
irs. Claude Peterman of Washing
on, ID. c., are spending 10 days
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William PeteFman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gray of town a
nd Miss Marge Grier Harrington,
pent Saturday in Wilmington. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Harrington B
pent last weekend with their
.rands0n and family, Mr.. and Mrs. N
Shelby Harrington, Clayton, Del +
ware. a
Friday dinner guest of Mrs. Zeke
Jill was Mrs. Emma Harrington. of
SayOnne, N. ].
The Boy Scouts of Frederica are
Oping some kind gentleman who "
5 interested in their progress will "a
ffer to become ScOutmaster for
hem since Mr.. Rod Johnston has NJ