Milford chronicle., 1961-07-14
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone GA 2-5l39
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. Charles /. Titus. PASTOR.

Rev. Charles |. Titus, Pastor.
Services for Sunday, July Is, 49,
81. 9:45 am, Morning Worship
Hour. with Rev. Titus bringing the
second in series of messages ON
These Are The Ordersl His theme
this Sunday will be ITO Nourish
The Holy Spirit" The. Anthem en-
titled Others" will be sung by the
choir.
Friendly Greeter will be MRS.
Janet Mitchell; Ushers include
Robert Glasco and John Holloway.
l0:45 am, Church School Session
Douglas Morgan, Supt. Harry
Swain, assistant superintendent.
Join the Church Crusade with us
for Church Attendance. AS this is
vacation time, many will be going
their different ways and places, but
wherever you go don't forget to
attend Church.
The Girl Scout Troop of Lincoln
are having their Candlelight In
vestiture on Saturda yafternoon
July Is, 1861. 1t will be held at
100 pm, at the community CEN
ter. Amy parents and friends and
also anyone else interested in COM
ing out to welcome the first Girl
Scout Troop to Lincoln are invited.
Those who have worked hard to
finish their tenderfoot badge so that
they can become a girl scout are,
Diane and PastyParris, Joan West
ern, Marie King, Cindy Donovan,
Barbara Taylor, Pat Marker, Linda
Hurlock.
Mrs. Lois Campbell, leader and
Mrs. Florine Taylor, assistant lead
er are in charge of the Girl Scout
Troop in Lincoln.
The troop committee members
are, Mrs. Eleanor Donovan, Chair
man, Mrs. Clara Carey, treasure,
Mrs. Richard Quillian, sponsor
chairman.
Mrs. Campbell would like to
thank everyone who helped her get
the troop started.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Coverdale,
Mr. Charles Coverdale and Mrs.
Gus Watson spent Saturday with
Mrs. Charles Coverdale who h
been a patient at Delaware Hospita
Wilmington for the past two weeks
and has just returned home, July
IL, 1861.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Short of
Fruitland, Md, were dinner guests
on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clogg en-
tertained at their cottage in Indian
River View on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Lathbury of 0c n
View, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Evans
and sons of Ellendale. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Morgan and family, Mr.
Ronald Rust of Milford, Mrs. Geo.
Sennett and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Virden
Morris and son of Collins Park,
New Castle spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Eunice Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Steen and
family of Wilmington spent Satur-
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steward Steen. In the evening all
were dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Steen.
Miss Margaret Stone of Blairs-
vile, Pa, Mrs. F'lossie jefferson
and sons Jules Keith and Byron
Hugh. Mr.. William Fitzgerald and
Vaughn Morgan spent Monday at
Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Phillips of
Milford, Mrs. Lillian Shockley, Mrs.
Irma Beebe, and Mrs. Grace Coop
er spent the weekend visiting Kutz-
town Festival and Crystal Cave at
Penna.
The Lincoln Methodist Church is
three new activities
withing the next two months. A
A Methodist Mems Club
and a Fishermans Club.
The Nursery, which will be head
ed by Mrs. Irene Fitzgerald. will
be run during the 9:45 Worship
Service. This will begin on Sun
day. July %, 1861.
1t has come to the church's at
tention that several young moth
ers are unable to attend the SER
vice due to young children. A space
in the parsonage has been provided
for this function until the new add
ition can house a classroom for
this purpose.
Ladies interested in working in
the Nursery should contact Mrs.
The Methodist Mems Club, which
is already active in thousands of
other Methodist Churches will be
early this fall
The third new activity is tn e
Club. The name is de-
rived from Christ's plea. &C m e.
follow me, and l will make you
Fishers of men,. It calls for its
members to dedicate one hour each
week to the calling on old and
members of the Chur-
ch. This Club is expected to get
sometime in August.
Rev. Titus will begin his first
class on July oath.
Anyone interested should contact.
either Rev. Titus or Douglas Nor
gan, the Church Lay Leader
July 23rd will be an important
utIe lOI TIE blHCOiH OitSf6Sdthuu.
This has been the date selected to
begin the Building Fund Drive. Mr..
Bradley, Sr., Chairman of
the drive, states that the church
will commence the Lords work
on the Lords Day."
Membes of the church will laun-
ch the drive by bringing their gifts
to the community hall A planned
is in the process of being
there will be much more