Milford chronicle., 1962-03-09
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone GA 2-5139
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. Nelson X. Reppert, minister


Services for Sunday, March IL.
9:45 am. Morning Worship Hour.
Rev. Reppert will be using for his
sermon topic, Regarding The
Heart. The Scripture text is found
in Isaish 58:6:12 and Mathew g.:
1:23. The Senior Choir will be
bringing he special entitled,
Down From His Glory"
10:45 am. Church School Ses-
sion. Harry Swain, Supt., Douglas
Morgan, assistant Supt You, as a
family, are cordially invited to at
tend these services each Sunday.
Discover the peace and inner
strength that comes through regu-
lar worship in the servic S
for worship and praise each Lords
Day. If your neighbOr is not at
tending Church, take time to in
vite them to this hour of friendly
fellowship and make this spiritual
exercise a regular part of your
life.
900 pm. Methodist Youth Fell
lowship under the direction of
Joan Reppert and Harry Swain, Jr.
All youth in and around our COM
munity are cordially invited. Re-
member the M.Y.F. project h e
sale of religious paper napkins and
black pepper. Any member will be
glad to assist you in your order.
1880 pm. evening worship and
praise service. Conclude this Sun
days activities in this hour of wor-
ship and praise and discover how
much help you will receive for the
challenges of the new week.
Monday evening, Official Board
meeting. The Official Board of Lin
coin Methodist Church will meet
at the parsonage on Monday eve
ming at 1870 pm. Every member
is urged to attend. Mr.. David Tay-
lor, chairman, presiding.
The members of Lincoln Meth
odist Church desire to take this
means of expressing their deep ap-
probation for the tremendous sue
cess of our Roast Beef dinner held
last Saturday evening. The results
of the dinner will be published in
next weeks issue.
Due to the severe storm this
week, the Sunbeam Sunday School
Glass will hold their business
followed by a Stanley
Party on Tuesday evening, March
20.
Beginning on March 10th, h e |
Glass of Promise will begin SOL
letting for articles to be auctiOned |
at public sale. The date and |
place will be announced later.
The proceeds will be for h e
benefit of the Lincoln Methodist
Church Building Fund.
Anyone having articles to DON
ate, kindly contact Frank Reed,
Jr., GA2-5902 or Jack Fitzgerald,
GA2-9145, and these articles will
be picked up by member of the
Glass of Promise.
Cafeteria Menu for March 1916
Monday; Hot roast beef sand
vich with gravy, buttered peas or
tewed tomatoes, picked beets,
ruit salad, milk.
Tuesday; Bean soup, toasted t
heese sandwich, waldorf s a a d,
rosted cake or fruit, milk.
Wednesday; creamed chicken on
lot biscuit, whipped potatoes, but
cred carrots, bread pudding or
'ruit, milk.
Thursday; Beef vegetable pie,
celery sticks, hot rolls with butter,
Iced pineapple, milk.
Friday; Tuna fish salad on roll,
potato chips, stewed tomatoes or
mixed green's, jello or fruit, milk.
The Lincoln P.TA. will meet
his Thursday evening, March Is
n the school auditorium at 8 pm.
Mr.. Clyde Davis, principal will be
n charge of the entertainment. All
parents are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright
we're the guest on Sunday of Mr..
Ind Mrs. Theodore Horsey of Smy-
ma.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
logan LeCompte on Sunday in
,luded Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wild
srmuth and children Karen and
1raig, Mrs. Mabel Wildermuth
Mrs. Catherine Pippen, and Mr..
Ind Mrs. Gorden Pippen and chill j
lren Beth and Gordon, Jr., all of
Ogden, Pa.
Little Miss Kathi Coverdale, hav- |
ng been patient at Milford Men,
rial Hospital for the past week, {
'eturned home to her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Richard Coverdale on s
friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tucker and ;
Darlene and Cheryl of
Glendale were dinner guest on
sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Swain and c
ons of Baltimore, Nd, spent the b
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and '
drs. Harry Swain. !
Mr.. Sam Warren of Clayton is il
pending this week as guest of his
'rother and sister, Mr.. Henry War O
en- and Miss Ella Warren. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Bennett and f
aughter Darlene of Cambridge,
Id, spent Sunday with Mr.. and il
1rs. Jack Fitzgerald. C