Milford chronicle., 1958-10-24
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1885

After being patient at the Beebe
Hospital, in Lewes for several
weeks, Mrs. J. d. Robbins returned
to her home last Tuesday afternoon.
She is showing steady improvement
Mrs. Eva Johnson is now able
to be about her light household
tasks after six weeks in bed follow
ing fall at her home which re-
suited in broken bone of the right
foot as well as several strained liga-
ments.
ton and their son, Alfred of Phila-
delphia, spent the weekend with
friends and relatives near Washing
ton, Nj. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Dutton
entertained several of their rela-
tives on Sunday evening in honor
Of their son, David w, Jr., who was
celebrating his 18th birthday.
On Saturday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. David w. Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Reed and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Lehman attended the Annual Scot
ish Rite Ladies Mite The ritual was
held in the Scottish Rite Cathedral,
IN Wilmington.
Miss Eta Hawkins is still with
her cousin, Mrs. Reed Leverage,
who is still quite i'll at her home
near Milton. Visitors during the
past week included Mrs. Otto Dick
erson, Mrs. Playford Russell. Mrs.
Paris Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Campbell who were Mon
day caller. Tuesday guests included
Mrs. Madge Moore, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Hawkins and Mrs. Francis
Tamison of Glen Mills, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Argo, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hickman and daughters. Lu-
cille and Kathleen and Mr.. Henry
Bennett, all of Milford. Mrs. Henry
Atkins and Mrs. Emma Short called
On Wednesday afternoon and on
Thursday visitors included Mr.. and
Wrs. Walter Behringer. Mrs. Eff1e
Raughley of Harrington called up
IN Miss Hawkins on Friday. The
SATURDAY. guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Hickman and Mr.. and Mrs
William Carpenter of Milford Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gioyannozzi. of Will
mington, Lewis Plummer OF Slaugh-
ter Beach: Donald Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Smith of Milford
Sunday afternoon and evening visi-
tors were Mr.. and Mrs Roy Murray
md daughter. Kay, Mrs. Albert
Lank, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boyce
and daughter. Ida Harriet, Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Lank, Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Lawson and VIM. Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Thomas were
hosts to the following Sunday din
ner guests: Mr., and Mrs. Reed
! Leverage, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lev
arage and Miss Eta Hawkins, OF
Chester, Pa.
Last Sunday morning. Goshen
Methodist Church Joined in OBJ
servance of Layman's Day with all
Methodism and with others OF the
"a denominations in the National
Council of Churches of Christ in
the u. S. A. The morning worship
was as follows: Prelude, Miss Don
ma Belts; Chancel Choir, 80 Wor-
shin the King; Interpretation OF
Layman's Day by Robert Taley
Responsive Reading led by Joseph
Galloway; Chancel Choir, II Will
Not Leave You Comfortless"; Lay
mans Prayer, Robert Miller; Solo
How Great Thou Art, Harold c.
Belts: The Message. Seek Ye
First" Lester E. Clendaniel; Bene-
diction. ]. Henry Morgan; Chancel
Choir. "Three-Fold Amen" and the
Organ Postlude. Miss Donna Belts
A family get-together in the form
of a covered dish supper was held
on Sunday evening in the Goshen
Fellowship Hall. After dinner there
was a fellowship of song followed
bv the pastor. Rev Conrad Hamer
who told of his work as a chaplain
in the Air Force.
The regular General Meeting OF
the WSCS was held on Tuesday
evening in the Assembly Room. The
program consisted of devotions in
observance of the Week nf PRAYER
and Self-Denial. Mrs. Earl Syl-
vester. president of the WSCS OF
the Peninsula Conference was guest
sneaker. She chose as her topic
"The Fifth Assembly" The pro-