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Williams Case Review
BY Full Court Asked

hearing yesterday. United
States Attorney Oliver csasch
said this months reversal BY
the court on the basis Of o
trial delay was unprecedented
and without justification"
Three Major Points
Mr.. Gasch made three major
points.
He noted that most Of the
delay in the williams trial
stetnmed from rulings that the
defendant was mentally ineorii-
petent to stand trial. II Q judge
holds a man incompetent to
stand trial, then the court
should not be reprimanded for
falling to try that man more
speedily. he argued.
He also protested the burden
the three Appeals Court Judges
placed on the Government in
their Williams ruling. In case
Of q long delay between an
arrest and trial. the Govern
ment must prove the defendant
was not prejudiced except by
the passage of time, according
to order written by Judge
Bazelon.
Objects to Conclusion
Mr.. Gasch objected to the
courts conclusion that the
Williams case was prejudiced
during the delay by the Gov.
ernments' failure to provide
the best psychiatric evidence.
The court relied almost com.
pletely on experts who had OBJ.
served Williams less closely
than others who had testified,
Mr.. Gasch maintained.
The prosecutors petition was
the second In a week asking the
Appeals Court to reconsider
cases involving insanity. Mr..
Gasch wants clearer rulings
on what criminal insanity
means and how speedy arraien-
ment must be after arrest.
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Dudley DoolittIe. ST..
Former LEGISLATOR

EMPORIA, Kans,, Nov. 16
@.-Dudley Doolittle, ST., 76,
Kansas Democrat who served
three terms in Congress, died
Thursday in an Emporia hos
pital.
Mr.. Doolittle. Strong City
banker and landowner, was
elected to Congress from the
4th District in 1918. He left
Congress in 1919 and was elect
ed Democratic National Com
mitteeman from Kansas in
1925.
Later in his political career
he waged an unsuccessful CAM
paign against Edward H. Rees,
Republican, for the 4th Dis
trict congressional seat.
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David Shannon Allen, stock
broker and former Washington
newspapermaii and Govern
ment official, died Wednesday
in Mount Alto Hospital. He
was 60.
Mr.. Allen. who lived at $3.50
Prospect street NV, was edu-
Gated at Fairmont State COL
llege in West Virginia. After
serving as a Navy seaman dur
ing World War he BECAME
news editor Of the Fairmont
West Virginian. He also leased
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Azores Pact Signed

LISBON, NOV l6 R.--Por-
tugal and the United States
signed yesterday q supple
mentary agreement extending
Until the end OF 1882 United
States operation 'of bases in
the Azores.
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The full nine-man bench Of
the U. S. Court of Appeals FOL
the District Of Columbia has
been asked to reconsider ar
earlier decision by three ap.
pellate judges reversing an
assault conviction against
Dallas o. williams.
. The request for the rehearing
lin the case Of the bad Mar
of Swampoodle" was made yes
terday by the United States
attorneys Office here. Swamp.
poodle is q neighborhood neal
Union Station.
Williams was convicted In
May, 1856, for shooting a mar
in q fight in September, l949
It was his fifth trial and third
conviction on the same charge
OF the seven years he spent in
custody, much Of it was taken
up with efforts to determine his
mental competency to stand
trial.
Cites Trial Delay
But on November /, the APP
Ipeals court, In q decision
written by Judge David l.
Bazelon. held this delay re.
suited in failure by the Gov
eminent to provide a speedy
trial.
The decision ordered vii.
liams' case be reinanded tc
District Court and suggested
steps be taken for his com.
mitnent to q mental institu.
ton, in the event q new triAl
shouldn't be asked for by the
Government.
williams, 40, who has Q
police record of more than 10t
arrests dating back to 1898, Il
now at Lorton Reformatory
serving sentence for an offence
committed after he was first
charged in the assault cast
at hand.
In filing the petition for re.
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Draths

STEELE, ANNETTE ETHEL. on Fri.
Hospital Hos H ANNETTE Ethel ii A sTRLIH
q ss as W. Ss esSed Fr siseE ArP VIZ
kss hiss.a nseefe e E:~ tuh:
wick, N. j.. and Mrs. Mildred Maurer
Of Railway. N. j.; aunt Of Mrs. Doris
B. Prenzi Of Arlington. Va. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
IL I Funeral services and inter%eht
New Brunswick, N. J.
day, November ia. 1857. CLARENCE
z; SUTTON s.l s9SO9, bS.h S, st. ny.
Local arransements BY FraSier's.
va Nu,.h. z: NAOMI Ia, On Thurs *:
& iAnRsa4sWsSoH 4ap Ssioasa wife N "
Austin Swartwout. mother Of Mrs
Joyce Gardiner Of Iona Linda.
Calf. and sister Of Mrs; Promise
Eden kioss. Friends may call at
the Takofia Funeral Home, 254 Car
roll st. n 9 .tphrking oppesitel. where
services will be held on Monday,
NcvsnbeS RI a. psn.,slIH hterTsnt
HOWARD. on Friday, Noa
vs%SeE r. F,on 1897 s HOWARD TATEL
beloved husband Of Mollie Tatel and
devoted fatheT OF David and Judith
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs, Herman Tatel,
b sT'sss s .tSMssi;s .sSSsHsssIsaa 'iL5ss:
On sunday. November IL AT 10
rlIeiinAS. CHARLES JOSEPH. p..
li9SSsssh 4 T. ne SSnaAlRIs' J. is 4fESa
Joseph M. Csprian o., Maurice 3,
ssssssI Mrs n EEss|yn A Ho SssisespHti le
Dofothea Lewis and Mrs. Anssietta
fS Srs sS ana 'q IVY seasy
standchildEen Remains ct the above
address after Y noon Sunday, No
81 \; \ s T. $;S'! S'!' sS::.S
rILGHMAN. sERoT. CHARLES j. st.
- Thomas Comrnandsry. No.
u E !::!i.i / / \! =: q:
residtnes, AZ Oh 81. ne,
pm: The eOnmander requests
dress. side arms ana Ell cloves. to serve iS,,
IN pairs alternately, from $50 till
MAJ 2iSH''RRb qAR l. sENNEY. Pres.
ANNIE sHlrrLE Eft. On
v. beloved T WI. 81 Ct t I1lS lats
xsEier and sister sister q aO Mrs Eta Mitts
Fl Waaynesboro, va, and Mrs: Mamie
U sfmen, GafET@aH Services and And
TIangements BY the Lindsey Funeral
VIRGINIA z. tvIRGIE).
Froyidennccs H HSusmHeF vtiRhoiSfk d.
v.ERMiLL10N, beloved daushter Of
m NH ate and Ge0 sister a A Asnna4 y YER
81. NV. Funeral services from the
aye. NV. on Tuesday, November 10,
cbulgsibS a, an IL. n RssGqism mass Y A.
inent Mount oiivet Cemetery. IS
WASHINGTON, CLARENCE n. on
wednesday, November, 10, 1857. at
tpe Mount Alse Hospital. CLARENCE
SSs eVotss 9Ss tSe Of ISS wa 1
ton. He, also leaves to mourn their
loss thirteen GRANDCHILDREN. two
Jennie Adams, and other ' Relatives i've
s az tr ma ,a friends, Remains resting
Home me- Snn ard 3: sn s% Were SS tq lsnds
may call after, 4 pm. Sunday. No
ICES win be held n en Mo nsdEss, 'f NJ.
Esn,Ssr Is s., At lS;s2 pm, the Rev
2fiSsIon SHtiS Sfi't SeIistsr5 'n''r"'n'
T aay o1 AsSagsoff fsso o. At T xsIIS:
ton .H2spitsL ANTHONY T WHITE
Va. Sscthtt0 t y Mfssnl James ARint@sG VIZ.
6 s F p Hsno sHn sey: ms. tth i
Arlington Nstio iSsii"s cen,.ter an'erTsn'
WOLFE oL Eoy anna IA "a On satur-
4 ss w b. '.T, H. ;sSs
S S,.S I, p:s;S y: Ss:. A kss. Eols:
q Mrs Grace ssroh o. wS na ISss.
D. G. She also Is survived by Two
grandsons and four sreat-srandchIi-
20 Funeral dome sg6t f4th st
II am .tparklnk facilitissI Inter-
WOODLAND, MoLLIE. on Saturday.
LAND q us swan swami i nv m Notice
q funeral later. Arrsneemsn,i, BY
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Anuriltnn

BEENsrEIN. EMANUEL NJ. There
Eiil b q, nnyei|ipE q I1c , fg,s,t
Lena Bernstein and father Of Or
Norman Bernstein and. Libby Man
deli. on Sunday, November n, 1887,
ct 1890 pm. ct the Adas Israel
IA dfr rienss Ar. iim INVITA-. HelaNves
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CEMETERY LOTS

BURIAL RIGHTS. In Fort lincoln
Mausoleum will sacrifice, leavkne
town HU 3-D533
CRYPTs FOR TWO. Garden Of Apos.
ties, Fort lincoln Cemetery. viii
trade Phone UN. 4-102l. IL
4 SITES. adj, 60 in lot. in next
GEORGE Westminster, Memorial Gene.
NxTIoNxL MEMORIAL EARK1;Lot
with s,,es 80, ,lG y, . sISo s sssh S ean
East, Redlngton Beach, Fla
FSSss fstSe.; Cedar Si'T sl e.S H;S'SP
S&s:Fs;'' ~ S; ;aii'iPi; IS; \: a
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrematOrium

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave NE. Ii 3-o2OV
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
l24 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l3S
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DEATHS

Advertisements Of
Services ~ Chambers
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CLARK, NELL MARoARKT. OF eoe;
Columbia I'd. NV. formerly Of l43!
s nonns " Sc ,n On noysm nsr, u Il
csrk :,t sis niscs sy,t sd hTs S.s srh
On aSne Tnesd ksm' os ss it 70. !. IL
am Intermcnt Arlineton Eationa
Cemetery. Friends may call after II
IN. Sunday, November ~. is
c ssSs, GA9 1917 On EyIdsy ;,J ~ Il
q, ALL SYST st; Bladensbufk. Nd.
Ds oaSer x 81 Nee services owsn sn &
more ave. HyAttsviile. Nd, on Non.
day, November 49,. at II an. Rela.
ses eng %s lsSss iny csSst.ly' srTsn
cox. ROBERT A. suddenly, on Thurs.
ss oSn fHG CspIss Rds4Ra5T7 q 8sors g.
Anne sullivan Cox. brother Of Mrs
Anne Cox Briges and Mrs. Regina Cos
c s,ta9linA; nepheE, q Miss Josephlnt
from sh 'bS Sc vo ra sSisf Home a ssss
wisconsin ave n.ys on Monday. No.
the Holy Trinity. Church. 18TH and
win Dc offered 81 10 Am. Friends
and relAtiyss invited. Intkrment Holy
Rood Cemetery. IA
cRoss. cHAnliE. On Friday, No.
p piEaf cfss1ESfRg ddss5gs ss q n FC =
NV. devoted hHsbAhd Of Ruth nj
Gross and nephew OF Mrs, Florence
N ves e4 e many friends: Notise q
O. Brooks and Otis p. Allen. 10
OF BELLA, ANNA. on Friday, No.
ysmber V. 1867, ct her Fesldense,
n 5Sss5s psl Ry;is Sit ev.s e iss;
Mrs. josephine cafta. Mrs. Lueii.
AZ. f ssd s aaS As'P gs ,o q Benz
children and eight .great-erafidcnii
GO: Funeral Honia, 1901 iath ST.
$50 An, lparElns faciiitiesi: thence
70 sis Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
nS as ep Ssfs tss s Sstsy an sssl Rsss
am. for the fepose Of her soul
intefment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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ALLEN: DAVID SHANNON. Of $3.50
1851 latter q Mrs. Bsss stT RlldIriasss'
81 chambers Funeral Home. 400
ChspiEi st; NV, until 10 am. Nom
Mss si,nIa, g. lo,so an. In Arlington
ALLEN, WALTER MARION. All men,
5oI bers OF Admiral George
- L-A Dewey Camp, No. 2, United
NE assemble at Chambers FL. .
vlH13W neral Home, 517 18th st.
I% Sc, on Monday, November
G1 Is, 1887, ct 1910 noon,
to Attend services for our late cnrris
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TTh3a ssI.- Ngyember q. ias7. q
SHARIEs ELEERSRocK. Sssd n, q
Of. this city for about 30 years
beloved husband Of Zetta dkfdref
Ellerbrock and brother Of John Harry
kllsfbroek q Silver spflns. Nd. !:
inttQn, D. c.. Services win be held
Ct the Jones Funeral Home, IA Win
chester, Va. on Monday, November
~ H. s e 4 an Int intsFTsnt WI be
PM. with graveside Rites Conducted
by Trinity Lodge, No. 43. III
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s sSxgs: \! 4.
Graves and mother q Dorothy a.
saryvns d are Is ssyen SohO .s S
many friends After / pm. Sunday,
iNovember II. FRIENDS may cali al
Sherifi rd, ne, Where services viii be
1 pm, the Rev James o. West OF.
floating. 1nterment Harmony ceme-
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Millwood Methodist Church
Rev. ?. Douglas MiIbury, Minister
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 8
Church School, 1O:OO a. M.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
~H htfh~S'AF NSfSt
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 8
9:45 a. m. Sunday School. HUI
bert Passwaters, superintendent.
William e. Wiley, assistant super
intendent.
The training received in Sunday
School can be one of the greatest
boo1s in your life. 1t is very true
that the law courts will empty
when the Sunday Schools fill. You
can't afford to neglect the thing
that will do you good.
Welcome to this Sunday School.
COnsecrated teachers, good lesson
material and a friendly atmos-
phere pervading make it a place
you'll like to be, too.
IL a. m. Morning Worship. Where
you may hear the "still small
voice" of God speaking to your
spiritual man, guiding you to the
way of life eternal.
Sermon will be by the pastor.
p. m. Youth Service. John Will
hanson, president. John Harris
will be in charge.
7:45 p. m. Evening service. The
pastor will be speaking in these
services from week to week on
bible Nights" This Sunday the
message will be "The Kings Last
Night" We invite you to be pres
ent.
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer
service at the church.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
Hebron Methodist Church
Walter G. Barlow, Pastor

Services are scheduled for next
Sunday, September 8th, at p. m.
This will be the Home Coming
service. for which a special pro-
gram is being prepared.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mifflin is to pre-
side at the piano, and Mr.. William
I3oyce will be in charge of the song
service consisting of old time
favorite hymns.
The Rev. George c. Godfrey, pas
tor of Blades Circuit, will be the
preacher for this service. The st.
Johns Trio, and also the George
town Circuit Singers, under the
leadership of Mr. Alton Rogers,
have been invited to sing for us,
also, Mr.. and Mrs Ray Taper of
near Cordova, Md, will have duet
selections. Mr. Edward Ryan, well
known soloist, who has favored us
a number of times with Gospel
songs, is expected to be with us
next Sunday.
There will be but the one SER
vice, namely, 200 p. M, Sunday,
September Sth. plan to worship
with us at the Old Hebron Church,
on Bridgeville Highway, near
Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
Calvary Methodist Church
Rev. ?. DoUsIas Milbvry. Minister
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

9:45 a. m, Church School. John
Wilkins, General Supt.; Roy Petty
john, Asst. Supt. We are starting
our fall sessions. We trust you will
be on hand this Sunday to greet
your teachers, IS they begin teach
ing after the summer vacation. We
hope you enjoyed hearing the vari-
Gus teachers tell you about the
Bible. am sure your own teacher
received many helpful hints, as she
or he listened. Come out and Join
the class of your choice.
11:00 a. m, There is a nursery
where you may leave your small
children while you worship in the
Sanctuary. The nursery hostess
this Sunday will be Mrs. Robert
Wink.
11:00 a. m, Morning Worship
Service. Mr.. Milbury will preach on
"Rebirth-A Kingdom Necessity.
This is one of the statements of our
Lord Jesus Christ. The Friendly
Greeters for this Sunday will be
Mrs. Rose Walls and Mrs. Marie
Webb. The Ushers are William
Craig, Edmund Ingram, Harlan Jes-
ter, ROdman Mills and Edward Will
liams.
Activities For The Week
PRAYER "Wednesday.
200 p. M, at the home of Mrs.
Preston Cannon, 1O5 Elm ST.;
Thursday, 300 p. M, at the home
of Mrs. Viola Leverage, Lynch
Heights.
PRAYER "Wednesday, g.
$3.50 a. M, in the Church Chapel.
ALI welcome.
Monday, 1O:3O a. M, Dover Dis
trict Ministers Meet at Calvary
Church.
Tuesday, 500 p. m., Bykota Glass
and Late Disciples Glass will meet.
Wednesday, 500 p. M, Official
Board will meet at the Church.
Friday, 500 p. M, Sunshine
Glass will meet at the Church.
Friday, September 13: Planning
Conference at Camp Pecometh, Nd
United Church Women. The Late
Disciples Glass will meet with Mrs.
Elizabeth PoOre. Mrs. Bertha Alden,
co-hostess.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
Reformation LUff,srun Church
Services held each Sunday in the Grange
He'll on s. E. Second Street
The Rev. John N. Sehereh, Pastor
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER s


CHURCH WORLD NEWS
WKSB-S:15 a. m.
The Sunday Church School
.9:45 a. m.
The Service of Worship-11:OO
IA. m.
Children have once again taken
up their classes in school, parents
are once more settled into the rou-
tine of the fall and winter, and the
church is beginning it's intensive
program of worship, education and
service. In Reformation Lutheran
Church, the first act of the church
will be to celebrate the Sacrament
of Holy Communion. This Sunday
morning, Holy Communion will be
administered to the congregation
and the newly purchased COM
munion vessels will be dedicated
The United Lutheran Church
Women will hold their first fall
meeting in the home of Mrs. Alice
Stevenson, 309 S. Walnut Street,
this Monday evening at 500 p. m.
The highlight of the program will
be talk by Mrs. Ruth Christianse,
on Evangelism. Hostesses for the
evening will be Mrs. Albert Kirk
and Mrs. Elmer Wolfe. All women
are invited to attend. All members
are asked to bring their Thank
Offerings to the meeting.
The Men of the Church will meet
on Tuesday, September 10, at 500
p. m. The newly-proposed consti-
tuition will be discussed and adopt
ed at this meeting. All men of the
church and other interested men
are urged to attend.
The Ushers will hold a special
meeting this coming Wednesday,
September II, at 500 p. M, in
the parsonage.
COME WORSHIP WITH US AS
WE GATHER TOGETHER IN OUR
LORDS NAME!
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
Presbyterian Church
Harry J. jaeger, Th.B., Minister
SUNDAY SEPTEMRMp 9

This Sunday we resume normal
procedure for the Fall Season in
our Sunday School with each de-
partment and class meeting separ-
ately. The time for Sunday School
is 9:45 with the Pastors Glass
meeting at 1000 in the Church
Study.
The Morning Service, broadcast
on Station WKSB, is at 1890
o'clock. The soloist in the morning
is our Choir Director, Mrs. J. Ray
mond Bennett, and the sermon con-
tinuing the series on the Christian S
new life is entitled "a New Con-
fidence". This sermon is a message
on prayer.
The first Evening Service will be
at 7:45 and, in addition to song
time and special music, the Pastor
will introduce u challenging series
of sermons in the Book of Acts.
Monday evening at z o'clock,
members of the Boy Scout Troop
Committee are requested to be
present to conduct a Board of Re
view. A number of the boys in our
new Scout Troop are ready for an
advance in rank. There will be a
meeting conducted for the boys
who are scheduled to appear be-
fore the Board of Review.
Tuesday evening the Trustees of
the Church will have their Septem-
ber meeting at 500 p. m. in the
Church Study.
Group meetings of the Women's
Association will be as follows on
Tuesday:
Group No l at the home of
Frances LaremOre; Group No. 2,
at Mrs. Essie Evans Slaughter
Beach home; Group No. 3, at the
home of Alma Weery: all at 500
p. m. Group No. will meet at the
Lee Brecht home at $50 p. M, for
a covered dish supper.
On Thursday, the afternoon
groups will meet at 300 D. m,
Group No 5, at the home of Miss
Lena Short and Group No. 6, at
the Church.
Prayer and Bible Study is at
1880 p. M, and members of the
Choir are urged to be present at
$3.50 for the first rehearsal.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
Church of God
Rev. w. Edwin TvlI. Pcsfor
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER


9:45 a. m, Sunday School Bible
study in classes and with lessons
planned for every age group.
Bring the family to Sunday School
today and reap rich rewards to-
morrow. Leon E. Donovan. General
Superintendent; Leonard Wisse-
man, Assistant superintendent
11:00 a. M, Morning Worship.
"Bless the Lord, o my soul, and
forget not all his benefits" psalm
I103:2) Join us in worship of God
who gives us many blessings.
Come in to worship, go out to
serve" Mr.. Tull will be preaching
the morning message.
700 p. M, Young Peoples Choir
practice.
1880 p. m, Evening Evangelistic
Service. Worship with us IN prayer,
song, and praise on Sunday eve
ming. Enjoy good congregational
singing and special numbers. The
pastor will be preaching the mes
sage. We welcome serVicemen and
newcomers and their families to
visit us and join our fellowship.
Weekday Activities
Monday, Labor Day Picnic at
Trap Pond.
Tuesday, 500 p. M, Cottage
Prayer Service at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Green on the
Ellendale-Staytonsville Road.
Wednesday, 500 p. M, Masters
Men meeting at the home of Davis
Draper at Slaughter Beach.
Thursday, 500 p. m, Children's S
Church, Young Peoples Service,
and Bible Study. 900 p. M, Young
People Choir practice.
Saturday, 600 a. M, Mems
Prayer Service.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
ST. Johns cofholie Church
Kew. John n. CoFTI9ons Pastor
SUNDAY. SEPTEMb brR &


Today is the Birthday of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of
our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
Only three birthdays are celebrated
by the Catholic Church: that of
Jesus Christ; that of His Mother
and that of John the Baptist. Only
these three persons were born into
the world free from the stain of
original sin. Masses on Sunday
morning will be at 1880; 900 and
11:00.
During the week there will be a
Mass only on Monday and Satur-
day morning; on Monday the Mass
will be at 700 and on Saturday at
500. 1t is during this week that
the diocesan priests will be MAX
ing their annual retreat. This year
it will be made at the retreat house,
in Malvern, Pa.
Because of the retreat there will
be no services on Wednesday even
ing.
Confessions will be heard on Sat-
urday evening beginning at 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
Avenue Methodist Church
Robert {. Green, Posfor

Two morning Divine Worship ser.
vices will be conducted this Sunday
S:45 a. m, Divine Worship. The
pastor will preach on: How To
Experience Christ In Your Heart"
Trio selection: II Will Pilot Thee
by Wilson, sung by Eleanor Lur-
wick, Ruth Benoit and Mildred
Howell. We welcome you to wor-
ship with us. Praying Families
Stay Longer Together.
Friendl Greeters: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Rust.
9:45 a. m, Church School. Wilson
Sockrider, Supt.; Chas. Lurwick,
Asst. Supt., with Miss Ruth Benoit,
Director of Christian Education
supervising. Fall enrolment of
classes this Sunday. There are
classes for all ages with Bible
graded lesson series; trained tea
chers; individual class rooms af-
ford an opportunity for effective
teaching and spiritual growth. Pre-
pare the family spiritually today,
so that they can face the tomorrows
with assurance and growing faith
in God"
10:45 a. M, Nursery. Hostesses:
Mrs. Homer Arnold, Mrs. Lafay
Smith. Parents attending the
eleven o'clock service may leave
their small children in the nur-
sery.
11:00 a. m, Divine Worship Ser
vice. Sermon subject: "If You Think
U0,,r ;fo n0ac,,5+ H0YvtD eE v,,o,,,
bers of the Sanctuary Choir di-
rected by Mrs. A. G. Davidson. Mar
garet Hart Clark, organist, will
sing O'Hara's anthem: Il Walked
Today Where Jesus Walked" Char
Jotte Donohoe, soprano soloist.
Henry Saunders, Jr., baritone SOLO
ist will sing "The Harvest Is Plen-
teous, But the Laborers are Few"
from the Evangel of the New World.
Friendly Greeters: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Butler. Regular church atten-
dance has brought renewed hope,
deeper peace, lasting faith and cour-
age to millions of people. The
Answer Is Godl See You In Church
Sunday.
$50 p. m, Methodist Youth Fell
lowship. All youth between ages
IL and % are invited to attend our
first fall meeting.
Tuesday, 1890 D. M, Circle z.
with meet with Mrs. James Ahra-
hams, Slaughter Beach, Mrs. Harry
Rust co-hostess for a covered dish
luncheon.
Tuesday 500 p. m, Commission
on Education.
Wednesday, 700 p. M, Revival
of the Prayer conducted in Chapel.
Thursday, 700 p. M, Chapel,
Crusader and Chancel Choir re-
hearsals.
Thursday, 500 p. m, Sanctuary
Choir rehearsals.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06

REVIVAL SPEAKER = A week
end revival started at the Milford
Nazarene Church, 4 Maple ave-
nue., Milford last evening, and will
last through Sunday, September 8.
Services will begin at 7:45 p. m.
each evening. There will be two
services on Sunday-the first at
IL a. m. and the evening one be-
ginning at o'clock.
The evangelist will be Rev. ].
M. Sullivan of Blossom, Va. He
will bring the wonderful truth
of the Word of God. "Be still and
know that 1 am God. Psalms As:
10.
Enjoy good congregational sing
ing led by song leader John An
drews of Salisbury, Md, also spe-
cial numbers by special singers.
The doors are open to all. Come
out and worship with Us as we
gather together in our Lords
Name.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
First Bupiist Church
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER s
9:45 a. m. Bible School.
11:OO a. m. Morning Worship and
Sermon.
$50 p. m. B. Y. F. and Young
Adult Bible Study.
1880 p. m. Song Service and Ser
mon.
Rev. Thomas G. Harris will be
the guest speaker for both of these
services.
Servicemen and their families
are always welcome.
There is nursery where you
may leave your small children
while you enjoy the worship SER
vices with us.
500 p. m., Wednesday: Prayer
and Praise Service.
Teach me thy way. o Lord. and
lead me on a level path" Psalm
27:11.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services.