Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24
The Methodist Church
j. j. LaYf0n. nIinlsfor.


to eleven O'Clock to give the mem
bers and friends the privilege t.
attend the service with the Home
Demonstration Club at the. Bethe
Methodist Church.
st. jOhnstoWn Methodist
l:eO p. m.-Church School. S. b
Mcllvaine, superintendent. Come
and bring the family. There is q
class for every age.
Chaplain's Chapel Methodist
leo p. m.-Church School. Mrs
Floyd Macklin, superintendent
200 p. m.-Public Worship and
Sermon by the minister.
GREENWOOD Grace, and
Cannon Methodist Charge
j. Frank Dennis. PastOr
Services for Sunday. April 26:
sethel Methodist Church
$3.50 a. m. - Morning Worship
Service. Sermon by the pastor.
1915 a. m.-ChuTch School. Mrs.
Mary d. Paskey, superintendent.
Grace Methodist Church
$3.50 a. m.-Church School. Wal
ter Mills, superintendent.
1890 a. m. Worship Service.
Sermon by the pastor.
Cannon Methodist Church
1O:S0 a. m.-Church School. Rob
eFt Gilbert, superintendent.
1880 a. m. ~ Morning Worship
Service. Sermon by the pastor.
Once again we Will remind you
that the Annual Alumni BANQUET
and Dance will be held on Satur-
day. April 25, at the Greenwood
High School.
And again, Mrs. Umphlett, our
school nurse, wishes to bring the
following item to your attention.
Pre-schoOl examinations will be
conducted at the Greenwood School
on Monday, April %, at $3.50 a. m.
All children who expect to enter
hrst grade at Greenwood School in
September should be brought for
registration and examination at
that time. Children should be ac-
companied by a parent and the
birth certificate must be presented
IN order for registration to be COM |
pleted. lmmunizatiOn for small |
poX and a booster shot for diph- |
liberia, whOoping cough and tetan- |
us will be given at the request of /
the parent.
Nelson Meredith, Jr.. entertained
MS class on Monday evening at his
home on the occasion Of his 18th
birthday. Games and refreshments
were enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Baker
announce the marriage of tbeir
daughter, Phyllis, to Roy B. KemD.
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Row r
Kemp, Of Milford. The marriage
was performed by the Rev. e. s.
walden OF ElktOn, Nd, on July %,
1852. The young couple are living
n the West Manor Apartments, at
The groom is associated
with the dupont de NemOurs Con- ;
struction Division at Seaford. {
Don't forget the Firemen's La {
hes Auxiliary meeting on Friday {
evening in the fire hall at 500 o. I
,lock.
Twenty members attended the Il
sussex County Firemen's Ladies' ]
auxiliary Banquet in Salisbury on '
Wednesday evening. h
The Official board Of Grace Meth
dist Church will meet on Monday q
yening, April %, at 1880 in the I
hurch. Q
Mrs. william Hallett has been i'll {
Z the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Il
lrs. George COnoWay for the past
* weeks. Mrs. Hallett was the a
primer Miss Lois COnoway. She is g
umering from phlebitis. u
The severe electric storm at 5000 s.
. N. on Thursday caused consid-
raDle alarm in the home OF the +
iaWrence Grahams. The wiring In,
'as badly damaged and the fouse s
'as tlled with smoke. The Ere lN
Ompany was called to stand bv. G
ut nothing caught on fire and sOon Il
9erythlng was under control.
me Lawrence GFahams enter h
llned eight couples to dinner on M
evening. Those present A
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin GorGv M
20 Carolyn from GEORGETOWN. Mr. al
ld Mrs. Roy BarWick. Mr.. and fa
rs. Nelson Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs lcT
.arence Ocheltree, Mr.. and Mrs
{. j. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. James 4, ssT
NTH and son Jimmy. Mr. and a.
rs. Albert Humphreys and Bar n
IRA and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Con- re
way. Miss Betty Ann Graham was -
SO nome for the weekend. The IN
tests watched television and plav- ~
Canasta On Sunday the Cra- +,
ms entertained their son Bob II,
ID his wife and small enn Pror, S-'
ilford. M
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowman :"
e being congratulated upon the as
rtn OF a fine son, who arrived On az az
'ril II. The little boy will be -
med Bruce Darrell. Mrs. Bow =
an was the former Miss Janice
NTH.
Mrs. b. d. Brasure wishes To ev-
sss her appreciation to the Johns
wn Church people for their III
enoid cooperation ia putting On Vi,
e supper Friday night Mrs vi
'rtle Warrington is to be COM ca
'nded for her floral centerpiece ve
the speakers table. Her tulips Of
q danOdils were most beautiful.
e other tables were lovely with str
acs, tulips and candles. These tbe
re arranged by Pinky Jester Of IA
Greenwood Methodist Church. j
is so nice in a community for To
1ple to work harmOniousIy. And str
'aking Of working together, the tin
asuTes wish % thank the Green da-
od and BridgeYiIle iiremen for fbe
II alertness during the fire on ter
9sday morning. They are CRATE wa
also for the Kindness of so 12.
ny friends who offered both
Tsical and financial assistance. aft
believe the opinion is unani- eor
1s among an those who saw the efe
.iof Class play on either Thurs eifl
or Friday evenings that eThe n