Milford chronicle., 1961-10-27
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone GA 2-51S
Lincoln Methodist Church

pert will be speaking on our
Heritage of Freedom. The ChOlr,
under the direction of Joan Rep-
pert, will sing peace Be Stlli
1O:45 am. Sunday School Ses-
sion. Douglas Morgan, Superlnten-
dent; Harry Swain, Jr., Assistant
Superintendent. Be among those
who are found in the Lords House
on the Sabbath Day. A warm wei
come awaits you in this CHRIST
centered hour of worship and Sun
day School session.
| 900 p. M Youth Fellowship. Par-
ents are urged to send their youth
of junior and senior high school
age to this youthful hour.
| 7:30 pm Evening song ana
praise service. Rev. Reppert Will
use as his theme, Goods or Ours?'
Members, as well as visitors, are
cordially invited to this hour or
friendly fellowship.
On Monday evening, the annual
UNICEF donation drive, partlcl-
pated in jointly by the MethO-
dist Youth Fellowship group, will
be making door-to-door soliclta-
tions in the place of trick or treat
this year.
The Lincoln W.S.C.S. will hold
their monthly meeting at the Lin
coin Community Center on Tues
day evening, October 81, at 8 pm.
Hostess and co-hostess will in
clude Mrs. Matte Greenly and Mrs.
Wanda Greenly. Mrs. Virginia Tay-
lor will be in charge of devOtions.
Entertainment committee will in
clude Mrs. Ann Watson and Mrs.
Eleanor Donovan. Members,
well as prospective members, are
cordially invited.
| Don't forget the "Class of Pro-
mise" meeting to be held this eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Fitzgerald. Last m i n u t
plans will be completed for the
Bake to be held this Saturday
morning, October 2S, next door to
w. T. Grant Company. Along with
the baked goods, the Glass will be
selling Homemade soup and Dun
can Hines fruit cakes. Your pa
tronize will be appreciated.
Wednesday evening the Lincoln
Boy Scout Troop No 307 will meet
at the Lincoln Community Center.
Time = pm.
Thursday evening, Choir e
hearsal at the Church from 7:30
pm. until pm, under the di-
rection of Joan Reppert.
Over SO teachers and prOspec-
tive teachers took advantage of the
Teachers Training Glass on Mon
day evening, conducted by Dr.
Stone, director of Christian edu-
cation. There was much attained
from this meeting. Starting in
January, classes will be formed
for the various divisions of the
Sunday School, conducted by
Christian leaders we'll qualified
for this work.
Mrs. Joan Reppert, Mrs. Rena
Morgan, and Mrs. Lillian Le-
Compte made a business trip to
Baltimore, Nd on Thursday.
The Girl Scout Troop No. 81 of
Lincoln is going to have a Float
in the Halloween Parade at Mil
ford on Monday evening. Frank
Clendaniel, Inc. is donating the
truck which will be pulled by Joe
Campbell. The tree to be used in
the float will be donated by Del
Mar-Va Nurseries. Mrs. Flo Tay-
lor, assistant leader, is chairman
of the Float.
FOUNDERS DAY. Foun d RS
Day will be celebrated with Tree
Planting Day to be held at Camp
Todd near Denton, Md, establish
, ed camp site of the Peninsula
-iGirl Scout Council, Inc, on Sun
/, day, October 80, 1861, at 2 pm.
lAll parents and friends of Scouts
are invited. Dress will be infor-
NAL for both girls and adults.
, Anyone interested in providing
transportation for our Girl Scouts
are urged to call Mrs. Doris Camp
bell by Saturday noon, GA 2-S363
Mrs Katie Jewell and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Short were recent luncheon
guests of Mrs. Leora Hill of Lau-
rel
l Staff Sgt. Donald Size and wife,
. Ann Fitzgerald Size, and two in
S FAINT children left Tuesday fol
New York where they flew by JET
f plane for Bermuda, where Staff
e Sgt. Size is stationed with the All
f Force. Accompanying them to New
York were Mrs. Lille Fitzgerald
/, and son, Gene; Mr.. and Mrs
: Pierce Hammond; Mr. and Mrs
!; Alvin Fitzgerald; and Mr. and Mrs
Jack Fitzgerald and son, Johnny
I On Monday evening, Mrs. Lille
: Fitzgerald held "Open House" fol
}. her son-in-law and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain, Sr
and son, Michael, and Mr.. and Mrs
: Harry Swain, Jr. spent the week
= end in Williamsport, Pa. wher'
: they visited their son, Roger, wh'
: is attending college.
= A day to be remembered viii
: have been Sunday, October 22nd
when George Morrison celebrates
his 72nd birthday. A turkey din
ner was enjoyed at his home an'
to help him celebrate the Occa
v sion was his wife and his son-in
law and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Da
a vid Maull and children, Karel
" and Sharon, Suellen, Kathleen an
o David, Jr., all of Lewes.
q Mr.. and Mrs Robert MOrgal
e and Mrs. Bessie Carty of Borden
town, New Jersey spent Sunda
afternoon with his uncle, MI
George Derrickson, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Richard Coverdale a n
daughter, Kathi.
Mrs. Blanche Beck of Wynne