Milford chronicle., 1960-11-25
LINCOLN
Mrs. Clara Carey
Phone Ga 2-5S2S
Lincoln Methodist Church,
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, Pastor

1stfs We W. actUl
Services for November 27. 1860
10000 am, worship service;
11:00 am, church scool Clifford
Donovan, Sup't Glasses for al
ages.
400 p. m. Precious Memories
Broadcast over .WJWL, George
town.
6:15 p. m. Nj. Y. F. Harry Swain
leader.
7:30 p.m., Evening worship SER
vice when the pastor will continue
the messages on the Book of Heb
rews. Beginning on Sunday, Dec
4, and continuing through Dec. IS
with services each night except
Saturday, there will be special
services in the church. John Revel
will be the evangelist in each SER
vice, also there will be special
music and singing.
Mrs. Marie Legates has been
friendly greeter for the month OF
November. Flowers were placed in
the church this month by the
Loyal Workers S. S. Glass.
A lovely and timely gift has
been donated to the church by the
M.Y.F. 1t is SalIman's head OF
Christ picture. The gift is now
hanging directly in back of the
pulpit to inspire all The picture
is deeply appreciated by the Pas
tor and the congregation.
A great surprise was in store
for Mrs. Margaret Warren upon
her return from work on Wednes-
day evening Her son, Charles, had
arranged surprise birthday party
for her. The guests who enjoyed
helping her celebrate were, Mrs.
Rose Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Swain, and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Carey and family, all OF
Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Courtland
Clark and DIR. Fernando Pegarras
of Milford. After ice cream and
cake were served and friendly
get together the guests departed
wishing Margaret many more
happy birthdays.
Rev. and Mrs. W. w. Hamilton
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lofland A week
end guest of the Hamiltons has
been Alex McAllister of Lynnwood
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Burns were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Redden at Lewes
/ guess to those of you who
read the Chronicle every week,
think all do is eat, because
attended another birthday lunch
con. 1t was in honor of my aunt's
birthday, Mrs. Matte Carey. Those
helping to celebrate her birthday
with covered dish luncheon were
her daughter, Mrs. Lottie Kehen
of Woodbury., NJ, Mrs. Anna Orvis
Mrs. Pearl Hinsley, Mrs. Lydia Hill
and Mrs. Mary Johnson sof Mag
nolia, Mrs. Pearl Swain, Mrs. Clara
Williams, Mrs. Winnie Harder
Mrs. Martha Passwaters, and OF
course, my son Curtis and myself
After luncheon was served and a
most pleasant afternoon was spent
in family chit chat, all the guests
departed except Mrs. Kebea, who
remained overnight with her mo-
ther and Mr. Carey
Mr. Richard Johnson and Mr.
Henry Kuratle spent the weekend
with their respective parents The
boys are students at the University
of Delaware.
On Friday evening, Nov. 4, at
6 PM, several members of the
MYF met at the church to &c
spend a weekend at Hilltop Ranch
at Colora, Maryland The chaper-
ones were Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Mitchell and the members attend
ing were Arthur Hewitt, Philip
Purdy, Donald Curry, Thomas Fitz-
gerald, Grey Morgan, Faith Taylor,
Barbara Clendaniel, Winnita Nor
gan and Ronnie Rust, Harry
and Roger Swain. The weekend
was spent in good fellowship with
a group from Drexel Hill, Pa. Act
ivities such as horseback riding,
shuttle board, volley ball, basket
ball and ping pong were enjoyed
jointly by both groups. After the
Saturday evening meal, joint
meeting was held and the director
was a boy scout leader, the en-
ta inn,ont hoin0 fuyo cIy Tho