Milford chronicle., 1962-03-30
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone GA 2-5139

Phone GA 2-5139
LINCOLN METHODIST CHURCH
REV. NELSON r. REP PER T
MINISTER,
SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, APR. ]
9:45 A. NJ. Morning WOrshil
Hour, with Mrs. Joan Repper1
bringing the message Of the hour
She has chosen for her topic, Goo
Speaks to a Housewife. Scripture
/ lesson will be taken from Psalms
sc and | Corinthians, 18th chapter
The Junior Choir will be bringing
the message in song entitled
Meeting in the Air..
Flowers will be placed in the
Church during the month of April
by Harry SWANS Glass. T h c
special for each Sunday will come
from the Mems Bible Glass.
1916 A. vi. Church School Ses.
sion. Harry Swain, Supt., Douglas
Morgan, Assistant Supt. Begin
each Lords Day in the Church OF
your choice. We cordially invite
you, young or old to be a part
of our Church School each Sun
| day, especially if you are not af-
| filiated with any Church Whether
| there is one or a dozen in your
family, we welcome you to our
services.
500 p. VI. Methodist Youth Fell
| lOwship, under the direction of
Joan Reppert and Harry Swain, Jr.
All youth II years and older, this
is the call for you to have a part
in this Lords Day.
1880 p. VI. The Methodist Youth
Fellowship will be in charge of
the evening service. There will be
guest speaker for this hour.
Leader for this service will be
Lonnie Watson. The public is cor
daily invited to this hour of fell
lowship
The Sunbeam Sunday h o |
Glass will meet this Tuesday eve
ming in the Club-room of the Com
munity Center with Mrs. MARCEL
Morgan and Kathleen Morgan, CO.
hostess. Time, 8 p. m. All members
are urged to attend
The Fourth Quarterly meeting
for the Lincoln Charge will be
held Friday evening, April 9Th, at
Lincoln Methodist Church, with
DR.. Roy l. Tawes, District Supt.,
presiding. All officers are urged
to attend. Members are cordially
invited also.
There will be an Auction, Bake
and Rummage Sale held by the
Glass of Promise at the crossroads
of 113, opposite F'itzgerald's Auto
Salvage Yard in Lincoln, Della
ware. This is for the benefit of
the Lincoln Methodist Churc h
Building Fund
DATE: May II Rain date,
May 26. TIME: 10 am.
Come early, buy your lunch, and
stay late. All donations will be
greatly appreciated, so please con-
tact Frank Reed, Jr. GA 2-5902
or John Fitzgerald GA 2-9145.
These fellows will be picking up
articles all day on March 31st, so
just give them a call Anyone
having anything to sell, we charge
ten percent for sale value; just
call the above numbers for these
articles also.
Any baked goods or hand work
will be appreciated. For this in
formation, please contact NJ r S.
Karen Fitzgerald, GA 2-9145.
Rev. Nelson Reppert, Mr.. G S
Watson and son Lonnie, Mr.. Doug
las Morgan and son D. Grey, Mr..
Logan LeCompte, Mr.. Robert Wor-
den and Mr.. Raymond Tuck e r
were among those attending Com
munion Breakfast held at Asbury
NJ e t h dist Church, Harring-
ton, where over 800 men congre-
gated for this breakfast an d
fellowship
Donald, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steward Steen, an employee of
Hercules Powder Plant, Whining
ton, was awarded a gold badge
and certificate of honor last
week after completing five years
OF meritious service for the Com
pany
Jack Clogg, Kenneth Wilkins
and Wayne Hill left Friendship
Airport, Baltimore, Md on Friday
morning for Fort Bliss, Texas.
where they will enroll in an Artil-
lery school of training for the next
three months.
Mrs. Katie Jewell was an over
night guest on Sunday of Mrs.
Clarence Abbott of Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Wix of
Harrington were the guests on
Saturday evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Post
and daughter Darlene returned to
their home in Manistee, Michigan
on Monday, having been the guests
during the past week of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wright