Milford chronicle., 1961-01-06
FRANKFORT
C. G.. CrOcker
Phone: Rodney 4516
Presbyterian Church Notes

Presbyterian Church Notes
Next Sunday 1000 am. Church
School, Mrs. John Edward Nc
Cabe, Supt. Worship Service al
IL 100 am. The Rev. ID. LintoI
Doherty will deliver the sermon
The Adjourned portion of the
annual Congregational Meeting
will be held in Fellowship Hall al
the close of the Morning Service
The Ladies will serve coffee.
BY action of Presbytery-The
Rev. Doherty will serve the two
Churches as moderator of the ses-
ions, and as stated supply until
the next meeting of Presbytery.
Presbytery also took action dis
solving the pastoral relation OF
the Rev. Bishop with both church
es at the closes of the church
services last Sunday. At that time
he is granted the honorable re-
tired status and his membership
in Presbytery will be transferred to
the Presbytery of Southwest Fla
The Bishops expect to leave
Frankford this week to take resi-
dence in Lakeland, Florida.
Mrs. Bishop joins the Rev. Bis
hop in expressing very best wish
es to all with the prayer that the
church may have a new pastor in
a reasonably short time. 1--WE re-
gret, in many ways, the conclus-
ion of our ministry here. We have
enjoyed our work very much and
we congratulate the church in the
many advances made 1t has been
a blessing to know so many fine
people and it will always be
a pleasure to remember you. You
will find a welcome in our new
home any time"
Mefhodists Church Notes
Church School at 1000 am
Clifton Brasure, Superintendent
and Ed Patterson Divisional Sup't
Worship Service 11:00 am. Rev
Maxwell Roberts, Pastor. M.Y.F
$50 pm. Mrs. Clayton Davidson
Counselor for the Junior Group
with Mrs. Lawrence Cullen assist
ant counselor.
Local Notes
Miss Mary Jane Tingle who is
home for the holidays sang a solo
at the church worship service
which added much to the very
impressive communion service.
Mary Jane returned Tuesday
for her Freshman studies at Cedar
crest College at Allentown, Penn
Miss Barbara Lon a Freshman
at the University of Delaware re-
turned Monday to her classes af-
ter having spent Christmas holi-
days at home.
Miss Carol Ann Gum a student
in the Ellis School for Girls has
returned to her classes.
Mary Frances Long nurse in
training at the Beebe Hospital
was home for the New Years
Weekend.
Leroy Hooper fell and was in
jured at work on Monday at Town
send and Corp. The Frankford Am
ulance took Leroy to the Milford
Memorial Hospital. Hope he soon
is out and mended as good as
new.
Miss Susan Rayne. nurse in
training at the Peninsula Hospital
visited Judy Marvel at Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marvels over the
weekend
Judy Marvel has returned to
her studies at the secretarial school
at Hagestown, Maryland.
Weekend visitors at Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marvels were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bennett of Hurlockr
Maryland, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bennett and daughter of Sharp
town, Maryland, Mrs. Fanny Ben
nett of Sharptown, Maryland, Mr..
and Mrs. Ned Jones and daughter
of Delmar, Delaware, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benny Willin and daughter OF
Sharpstown, Maryland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Taylor and son
Mike.
Ward Dasey Jr. and family
from Hadden Heights, New Jersey
visited his parents Capt. and Mrs
Ward Dasey during the holidays
but were obliged to returned early
because of the ice and snow al
the Northern end of the trip.
Mr.. Francis M. Gum. Jr., who
under went surgery on the 21st OF
December left the Hospital on Thur
the 29th, and is convalescing at
his daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. John Houde in Selby-
Vile. Sunday a very happy family
gatherings took place with the
children and grand children pre-
sent.
Robert Lee Rogers of the Navy
is home for Z days and is making
the most of his time off duty.
c. G. Says: Live as though you
are going to die today, work as
though you are going to live for
ever-Happy New Year.