Milford chronicle., 1961-03-03

Mr.. ana MRS. Gary k. Smith en-
tertained a group of friends at
their home on Friday evening.
honoring their daughter, Miss
Nancy Kay on her first birthday.
Mrs. John Pitlick. Mrs. Charles
Peck and Mrs. Calvin Wells were
the guests last Wednesday of Mrs.
George Vapaa of Dover.
The Cub Scouts. Troop 76, held
their annual Blue and Gold Ban
quet on Friday, February "a, in
the Felton Cafeteria Reverend
0lin j. Shockley of Asbury Meth
odist Church. was the guest
speaker for the evening.
The 1861 New March of Dimes
Campaign resulted in contribu-
tions totaling $1.02223. The high
light of the efforts was the Mo-
thers' March on Polio, Birth De-
fects, Arthritis and other rheu-
matte diseases. Despite extremely
stormy conditions. members of the
Legion Auxiliary, including the
Junior Auxiliary. assisted by MEM
bers of the Harrington New Cen
tury Club. Draved the weather and
were rewarded for their efforts
with a collection of $4,000. Bal
ance of contributions were as fol-
lows: Clubs and organizations,
$65.50: employer gifts. $137.50;
employees gifts. $685.; Harring-
tom Special School District, $77.S3;
coin collectors, $32.S5; direct let
ter responses. $266.00. A quota of
S1.000,00 was set by the sponsors
and the committee expresses its
gratitude to all who contributed
10 meet and exceed this quota.
Amos Layton mailed the top con-
tribution from Florida. The Harry
Greenberg family guaranteed the
quota early in February and made
it possible by an outstanding con-
tribution.
Troop No. rs. Boy Scouts of AM
erica, unders the supervision of
City Councilman Howell Kitchens,
distributed circulars and enye-
lopes during the most treacherous
weather. advising of the Mothers
March and assisted in making it a
success. CKRT Post No. z. Amer
icaIr Legion and its Ladies' Auxil-
iary Unit sponsored the campaign
for the 10th year. The committee
consisted of Earl Sylvester. chair
man; ]. Leonard Horleman, trea-
surer: Benjamin w. Emory and
Gladys Hurd. president of the Aux
iliary.
Baptist Church News: 40 Flem-
ing Street. Harrington. Delaware
Sunday School begins at 9:45 a. m.
with classes for all ages. The les
SON in the adult class this week
will be a Test of Discipleship."
John 1915. 1917. sF:35.
Morning Worship Service at IL
a. m, with the pastor. the Rev.
Fl. r. Garland. speaking on the
subject. Power of Prayer" Bible
study and prayer. Wednesday eve-
ming at 1880 o'clock. At this time
we will continue our study OF
"Soul-Winning Doctrines" This
week Assurance" will be the sub
iect.
Sunday evening worship will be
held at the church at 1880 p. m.
The pastor will speak on the sub
iect What Will Happen on the
Garth When the Church is Gone?''
This will be the third in a series
of messages on the Second Com
ing of Christ.
Baptists believe that salvation
is the state of being saved. He is
saved who has been removed from
.he evil or dangers which threat
eued him. The common Bible-use
of the word salvation relates to
moral and spiritual things. from
breaking the divine law and from
he consequences of its breaking.
This salvation deals with what
man is as well as with what he
does. A saved man is man who
is changed within himself. He is
changed irf respect to God. He is
saved from the power of sin. He
is saved from the consequences of
sin. Salvation changes mans
character. 1t changes also his
prospects. If you are looking for
4 church home with Bible mess
age. we invite you to come wor-
ship with us.