Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1959-06-19
SLAUGHTER NECK
mrs. ElN God ArgO
Phone GA.2.4242

Church services for Sunday, June
.21:
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. Rev. w. w
Hamilton, pastor.
Children's Day program will be
presented on Sunday evening. June
81, at 1880 p. m.
We have had nice group attend
ing Bible School and it will con-
tinue through June 26.
The Home Demonstration Clut
will enjoy luncheon on Tuesday
June %. All members and friends
are to meet at Argo Corner at 1. p
m.
MY POP
Ten years have gone, Dear Pop,
Since you were called away
We know you are at the top
And there with God to stay.
And though we had our ups and
downs,
We miss you more and more
We know that some day we will
meet
When this old life is Ger.
We miss the little things you said
That made us laugh and cry,
Sometimes we wonder why men
like you
So often have to die.
We know you talk to everyone,
Wherever you chance to meet
And always enjoyed asking them
ITO come on in and eat"
So as they ate of physical food,
That always was so good
You'd always offer them spiritual
food,
A gift from our Dear Lord.
We often talk and reminisce
OF little things you said
And could believe within our hearts
That you are numbered with the
dead.
We often think of television
And how you would of loved it so,
AS you talked so much of radio
And how it would someday grow.
Your loved one often speak of you,
And can hear you pray
When we were going off to school
To spend another day.
But those dear prayers have follow
ed us
All down through the years,
And when we feel Gods Divine love
We so often shed a tear.
May God keep and bless you
Till some day we will meet,
Up there in that great city
With pearly gates and golden
streets.
We know you have reaped your re-
ward
From all hardships here below,
With your suffering and sorrow
ing
We know you were glad to go.
You hated so much to say goodbye,
That you would be gone so long,
But when the Saviour came for you
You joined the heavenly throng.
To be with God and the angels
Ever more to sing
The great and glorious praises
OF Christ our. Eternal King.
When the roll is called up yonder
Tell Jesus I'll be there
Till we meet beyond the river
Is my small and humble prayer.
We're marching to Zion,
AS we so often heard you sing,
May we be Onward, Christian Sol
diers,
Fighting for our King.
The Little Church in the Wildwood
Where often we would go
Jesus was ever waiting
To wash us White as Snow.
If we will ask our sins forgiven
AS onward we trod,
Marching up life's highway
Some day to meet you and God.
We know the Lord will watch
over us
Till this ole life is past,
When we can home home to live
with you
To our eternal rest.
This poem was written by Mrs
Ann Roach and in memory of her
father, and dedicated to those ia
theirs who have passed away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Collins
were guests on Sunday evening of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Caulk OF
Woodside.
Miss Janice Kent of Virginia and
Ronald Clark of Frederick were
guests on Sunday of Miss Dianne
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Adams were
guests at a barbecue dinner on Sun
day evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Cannon of near Greenwood.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Jones and daughter Lisa
on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walls and children, Beth and John
ME of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey J. Gooden
spent Tuesday in Wilmington as the
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