Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-10-06
SLAUGHTER NECK
Mrs. Russell ii. Bennett
Phone Milton 1888

October Is, Sunday School SER
vices at 10 a. m. Vinal H. Carey,
Sup't.; Carlton E. Argo, Asst;
Carolyn Finnity and Nancy Clifton,
organist and pianist. Worship ser
vice at IL am, by the minister,
Rev. Nelson Reppert. His topic VIII
be Gods of Convenience Glib
pm, M.Y.F under the direction of
Mrs. Frank Ingram. 7:30 pm, Ev-
ening Service, Song Service and
worship with the sermon topic,
Fire.
Last Sunday, ninety-two We're
present for Sunday School. The
Junior Choir sang Whisper at
Prayer" Miss Nancy Penuel and
Miss Elaine Rutt sang a duet
Somewhere the Sun is Shining"
The Senior Choirs selection was
The Ninety and Nine.
Last Sunday, we were very for
tunate to have with us, DR.. Walter
Stone, Secretary of Christian Ed
ucation from the Methodist Pen
insula Conference. His sermon top
ic was Serving our Present Age.
He gave us four ways in which
to serve our Lord:
% Know God our Creator by
being born again-He says that
we have to have change in our
lives and know God in a personal
way and have the personal ex-
perience of being born again.
CD Spread Evange m-Dr.
Stone was raised in an Evangelis-
tic Church and he says that we
have to get out and win people
to Christ.
90 Make Christian Education a
part of our lives-Rev. Stone said
that he has seen so many people
that after they have had the call
from Christ and been converted,
Just stop or backslide because the
church members didn't nourish,
teach and help them. He said our
church should then teach them
more about God and his son, Jesus,
the glory of Resurrection, and
teach new converts as we'll as the
small children to pray.
ca Endeavor to set a good eX-
ample-Dr. Stone stated that Chris
tians have a lot to live up to
what YOU are speaks louder than
what You say. He said that so
many of the people in the com
munity never read the Bible and
only know the right way 10 live
when they look at the lives of
Christians
Little Timothy Reppert arrived
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
on Saturday to gladden. the lives
in the Methodist Parsonage at Lin
coin. He has two small sisters
that are very glad to welcome the
eight pound and fifteen ounce baby
boy into their family
Recent guests of Mrs. Blanche
r. Bennett were Billy and Susie
Speakman of Westover Hills: Will
mington Susie has now entered
Bradford College in Massachusetts
for her second term.
This past weekend, Mrs Blanche
Bennett spent the weekend in Will
mington. with Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Davis On Sunday at the Inter
ational Airport, they met Mrs.
Benefits foster son. Burton r.
Colt of Chicago. Mr.. Colt is an
employee of the Santa Fe Railroad
Company He returned home. with
Mrs. Bennett to spend this week.
Mrs Alfred Mitchell and child
rem. George, Janet and joan
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Warrington of
Frederick Mrs. Mitchell's brother
| in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs
Lee Moore were home for twelve
days after a year and a half in
Coronado, California. where Lee
has been stationed with a branch
Of the Z. S. service. Lee was away
cruise to Japan.
Mrs. Carlton Clifton attended the
funeral of her aunt. Mrs. Margaret
Reed in the Cramp Funeral Home
in Reading. Pa. on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paynter Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Carey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Donovan of Lincoln.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cover
dale of near Frederick, enjoyed the
chicken and dumping supper at
Bllendaie Fire Hall on Saturday
evening as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton Clifton. The occasion was
in honor of Mrs. Arthur Cover
dale's birthday anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Muncy and
children spent Sunday with his
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs Medford Cole of Wilmington
Manor Gardens.
Michele Bennett and Mary Lou
McGinnis of Milton. spent the
weekend with Mary Louis grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry How
eth of Rehoboth.
On Tuesday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Bennett and family
had as their dinner guests, her
father. Asher Campbell of Milton.
in keeping with his birthday an
niversary.
Sunday guests of the Russell
BENEFITS were Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Coleman and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Stayton of Milford. Mrs.
Elmer Berg of Pennsylvania and
daughters, Mrs. Anna Wolcott and
children. Linda and Schott. and
Mrs. Dolores Werbany and son.
Tim