Milford chronicle., 1961-01-27
CEDAR NECK
Mrs. Serena Hayes
Phones GA 2-47A

"By grace we are saved through
faith. and that not of yourselves;
II Is the gift of God"
Thought for the Day-"Faith
displaces our weaknesses with
Gods power"
Mrs. Ellen Sapp was taken i'll
on Thursday OF last week and
was in the hospital from Thurs
day urril Sunday. She is much
improved.
Mr.. George Strahle is confined
TO his home and bed with phleb-
tits. We sure wish these sick folk
"a speedy recovery.
George Peterman called on his
son and family Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Corriston. Mrs. Ella
Calhoun. Mrs. Julia Hoger and
Mrs. Susann Mills visited Miss
Laura Truitt in Beebe Hospital
on Sunday.
Christ cam change the sinner
of today into the saint of tomor-
row."
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Hayes
were dinner guests of MIR. and
Mrs. William NJ Robinson out
Shawnee way on Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Harwood Jamison
and Mrs. Philip Jacobs were Sat
urday morning breakfast guests
OF Miss Alice Brown. Guess whaty
lbuckwheat cakes)
Miss Alice Brown was Sunday
dinner guest of Mrs. Clarence
Emory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hayes and
daughters were visiting in Cam
den Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Amanda Harrington and
daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Brereton,
of Wilmington, were guests OF
Mrs. Walter Davis, Sr.. on We'd
nesday.
Miss Linda Headley visited Mrs.
Carolyn Hawkins Sunday after
noon
To-day I will stay close to Jes-
us Christ"
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Sapp and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of the Dewey Sapps.
Miss Brenda Donovan was six
teen on Saturday and had 80
guests In for a party to help her
celebrate the occasion. She re-
ceived a number OF beautiful gifts.
A delicious platter of chicken sal
ad and everything to go with 1t
was served. All reported a very
enjoyable evening and wished
Brenda many more Happy Birth
days"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warning
ton. newlyweds. returned home
from their honeymoon in Hialeah.
Florida. and visited the Dewey
Sapp family on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Mills and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes both
celebrated their 18th wedding an
niversary on Thursday. January
90.
Together the wind and snow
hung curtains of dotted swiss out
side my window"
Mrs. Julia Hoger is not so well
at the present time. Mr.. Lariwell
Harrington was taken to the hos
pital in the ambulance on Tuesday
afternoon He is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenton
attended the dance club at Lin
coin on Saturday night
Ricky Fisher spent the weekend
as a guest of Billy Kenton.
MFR. and Mrs. Raymond Davis
and sorf Charles. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan wheatley. of Del
mar. were Saturday evening Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
Shockley.
Around 90 members of the w.
s. c. s. surprised sir. and Mrs.
Thomas Mills and took their meet
ing there on Saturday. Janary IA.
The Mills celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary that week.
They took homemade cake ard
ice cream to make the evening
complete. All reported a good
time.
Huge icicles hanging from the
caves changed my back porch
into a cathedral"
Anyone having news for the
next four weeks. please call Mrs.
Lucius Webb or Mrs. Susann
Mills. They are kind enough to
NIL In for me. as we expect to
leave Saturday morning for Ft.
Pierce. Fla.
Since / started this letter. the
ambulance came TO Cedar Neck
again and took George Strahle
to the hospital. We do hope he
can get relief there.
Herman Carroll is in the Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
A lot OF sickness. this cold
snowy winter. Be glad to see
Spring.
Preaching. Sunday. January 20.
1890 D. m. Rev. Hamilton in the
pulpit.
Glenn. David and Billie Kenton
appreciate everything their state
News" customers have done for
them while they delivered the pa
per.
"The third snow storm is like
too much whipped cream on a fat
lady's dessert"
YOUNG ALARMIST