Milford chronicle., 1962-01-12
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone GA 2-5139

vices for Sunday, January 18th:
9:45 am. Morning worship hour.
This service will be in charge of I
the Laymen. For our guest speak T
er, Mr. Richard Hall from the
Calvary Methodist Church will be
bringing the message. The Choirs I
will be bringing the message in
song.
Friendly greeter will be Arthur
Hewitt Ushers include Mitchell T
Jones and Raymond Tucker
1915 Church School Session.
Douglas Morgan, Superintendent:
Harry Swain, Jr., Assistant Super
intendent. The reorganization of T
Sunday School will take plac e
during this hour with Rev Reppert F
presiding All who seek God and 7
his Love and Forgiyness are truly T
welcome in this Church. Come and T
receive the gifts that God imparts 7
and go forth in His name doing /
His will If you have no church t
home in Lincoln, you are cordially T
invited to make this Church your
home.
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ship under the direction of Joan
Reppert and Harry Swain, Jr All T
youth II years and older are well
come to this hour of fellowship
730 pm. Evening song and
praise service Everyone is well
come to this informal worship ser
vice Join us for good singing, fell
lowship and exhortation from the
Word of God.
P.TA. MEETING:
The Lincoln P T. A. will hold
their monthly meeting in tn e
school auditorium on Thursday
evening at 8 pm. All parents are
urged to attend. If you have not
already joined, please contact Mrs.
Peggy Spence in order that We
might have one-hundred percent
membership by this time
l, Emily Warren, chairman for
Muscular Dystrophy from this
community, wish to thank all my
cO-workers in this recent drive
The total collected was $137.06 We I
are grateful for those who gave,
no matter how small the donation
If there is anyone who would still /
like to give, please contact me.
For those who disn't give and
could have, may your conscience +
| bother you a bit Sometimes we
get so obsessed with the pleasures
of the world and our own selfish
ness, we forget those who are in
great need Let us pray to the
Lord that this dreaded disease
never strikes anyone in our little
community
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Jewell
returned home Thursday fte r
spending the past week with her
sister and family. Mr. and Mrs
William Blakeney of Washington,
D. c.
Mrs Blanche Belts of Milton was
guest on Saturday evening of
Mr.. and Mrs Fl NJ Burns.
Mr.. Jay Berwick and Ronald
Berwick left Monday morning for
Norfolk, Virginia where they have
enlisted with the Coast Guard Di-
vision.
Mr.. Samuel Warren spent the
Christmas holidays with his broth
er and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swain and
son, Michael, were callers on Sun
day afternoon of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pennington, Sr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Peet of Wilmington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Appleby
of New Castle
Mrs. Virden Morris entertained
to dinner, over the holiday season,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morris of
Wilmington, Mrs. Mary Briggs of
Frederick. Mr. Albert Millman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Jewell.
Mrs. James Smack of Houston
was dinner guest on Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Worden had
as their holiday dinner guests on
Monday Mr. and Mrs Alvin
Coudright and son of Dover, Mrs.
Alice Hill and son. Wayne. of Mil
ford and Mrs. Ethel Worden of
Washington, d. c.
Miss Louise Sammons of Ellen
dale was a luncheon guest on Sat
urday of Miss Christina Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Jewell
were luncheon guests on Sunday
afternoon of Mr. and Mrs Dorsey
Morgan. Sr. of Slaughter Neck.
Mrs. Pearl Adams of Bellefonte
is spending some time with her
mother, Mrs. Jennie Messick, who
is i'll at this writing May your re-
covery be a speedy one so you can
enjoy your birthday today as well
as many more to come.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Worden
and son, Ronnie. Mrs. VeriI john
SON Mrs. Ethel Worden of Wash
ington, D. c. and Mrs Alice John
son of Milford were dinner guests
on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Lowry and son. David, of Chester
Pa.
Mrs. Ethel Worden returned to
her home in Washington. D. c. af-
ter spending the holiday season