Milford chronicle., 1958-05-09
FISHERS DIST.
Mrs. Nora Rust

tne pastor, ReY. IL. D- Bailey.
On Sunday night the MYF is
sponsoring a finn entitled "Souls
In Conflict. II is one of Billy
Graham's very good films in color.
be shown in Bethel Church at 8
p. III. Plan to help have the church
full by being present. Invite your
friends to come out.
The Church Birthday Night will
be held on Saturday night, May 10th,
in Dublin Hill Community Hall at
p. m. Rev. George Pigueron will
be theresto entertain you with pic
lures. A welcome to all.
We are very proud of the new
book racks installed on the seats
in Todd's Church and special
thanks goes out to Harry Webb and
all those who helped him in the
fine job.
Miss Bonnie Taylor is on the
sick list at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lloyd and fam
lily, Mrs. Helen Lloyd, Miss Addie
Collision and brother, George, were
guests of Miss Margaret Mcdowell
and mother on Friday evening to
help Margaret celebrate her birth
day, taking the birthday cake and
ice cream along to top the evening.
Miss Donna Taylor was among
those of the FILA group to spend
the day in Annapolis, Md, on Mon
day.
Mrs. Norman Delhi and children,
of Odessa, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman.
other guests on Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. B. It. East of FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Williamson
and daughter, of Bridgeville, spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Lloyd and family.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Rust were Mr.. and Mrs. Laird
Kratz, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. East and
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Rhodes
During the electric storm on Sun
day night, a heavy bolt hit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rust
burning the telephone wires into
and scorching the weather board
ing of the house. Fortunately no
serious damage was done. The
telephone of Mr.. G. S. Brown was
also put out of order by the bolt.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Brackin, of
Landenburg, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford, of Newark, Del, were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Robinson and family on Sunday.
There was a very pretty celebra-
ton held in Todd's Community
Building, on Sunday afternoon, May
4th, when az open house was held
for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannon
by their children in honor of their
5Oth wedding anniversary. The hall
was beautifully decorated in the
color scheme of gold and white. The
brides table had as it's centerpiece
a gorgeous three tier Wedding cake
bearing a wreath of flowers en-
the gold 50th year emblem.
At each side of the cake were beau
tiful cut glass candle holders filled
with yellow rose buds and white
candles.
The celebration was opened with
a prayer by the pastor, Rev. Rich
ard ID. Bailey, who also had charge
of the program that followed by
the children and family. Miss Deb
bic Cannon sang, "A Closer Walk
With Thee, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. riIghman Outten.
Karen Outten give a Bell solo, fol-
lowed by monologue by Mrs. Wall
ter Cannon; a trumpet solo by
Walter Outten and duet by Bev-
erly Cannon and Karen Outten. A
play entitled, 1.-The Sunday Addi-
ton" was given by Debbie, Pat and
Jimmy Cannon. Pat also sang a.
medley of songs. A very interesting
talk was given by Mr.. Fieldon
Tharp. of New Zealand, who is tour
ing the states telling about his trip
and explaining what New Zealand
is like. The program closed with
the group singing Good Night
Flora" a tribute to faithful Old
Flora who served her part back IN
the horse and buggy days for the
bride and groom.
Pictures were taken in many
various ways including the bride
and groom cutting the cake and at
the gift table loaded with lovely
and useful gifts An abundance of
homemade cake and punch was
served when Mrs. Robert Thomas
and Mrs. Harry Boyer served at the
punch bowls. Following the cele-
bration. a supper was served for
the immediate family and a few
close friends.
One hundred and seventy-five
guests were there to register in the
Golden Wedding memory book with
best wishes for many more happy
celebrations. Mr.. and Mrs. Can
non. as they look through the pages
of this book, will feel the love
and friendship recorded there.
Though many miles apart, this book
will still be treasured memory 10
them.
MOTHERS DAY
Mothers love is ever falthfui,
honor then her. precious name.
Other friends may all forsake
you, she will always be the
same.
Think before you cause her
worry. how she's sacrificed
for you.
How she shields you in your
trouble, yet her rewards are
few.
Ever listening for your footsteps,
all the nights you're out from
home.
Roaming in the modern high
lights, leaving her at home a
lone.
She would be so proud and happy.
if her wrinkled brow you KISS