Milford chronicle., 1962-11-02
MILTON
Walter w. Cronch
Phone: 6S4-4336

WAIVER w. trOucn
Phone: 6S4-433s
Goshen Methodist Church
"The New Church at the
Top of the Hill"
Milton, Delaware
The Rev. Perry O. Hill, Pastor
Mrs. Frank Kitchens,
Church School Superintendent
Services, Sunday, November 4th:
9:45 am: Church School.
HOO am: Worship.
$50 p.m.: Youth Fellowship
7:90 p.m: Evening Service. Holy
Communion to be served. t h S
service will give added opportunity
to receive Holy Communion.
A sincere welcome awaits all at
Goshen Methodist Church. We ex-
tend an invitation to you to take
part in all the services of the
church.
Hosts to greet you Sunday will
be Messrs. Harold c. Belts, Marion
Collins, Irwin C. King, ]. Henry
&hOi oh, 1COl oho W
Paynter Sharp.
The program for the week will be: :
Wednesday, 700 pm, The Chan
eel Choir under the leadership OF
Mr. Hubert Hogue will meet for
rehearsal.
Saturday, 400 SOC pm, the
annual Chicken and Dumplin y
,ha in, En11nyy-
ship Hall, sponsored by the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service.
Tickets are $1.50, adults, and rs
cents for children General chair
men are Mrs William Forst and
Mrs. Theodore Stuchlik.
A bazaar will also be held. Nu-
merous handwork articles will be
Irwin c. King and Mrs. Clinton
Lofland.
Monday evening, November 5th,
the Official Board will meet in be-
half of the official business of the
church
Tuesday evening, November 9Th,
the Fisher Bible Glass will meet,
Mrs. Lydia B. Cannon, president,
will preside.
Wednesday evening, November
7th, the Methodist Men will meet,
Mr. Preston Birmingham, presi-
dent, will preside.
Children in grades 1 through 6
met at the Goshen NJ h o S t
Church on Monday afternoon and
canvassed the town on the annual
UNICEF Drive They were super
vised by adults of the community.
Later that evening, they again met
at the Fellowship Hall for their
Halloween party. Ghost, gOblins,
fairies and witches arrived for the
parade, games and refreshments.
The teachers of the various Sun
day School Departments were in
charge of the arrangements. Mrs.
Maxine Millman was the chairman
of the affair in behalf of the
WSCS.
Fall Festival" at the Country
House, Wilmington, was held on
Tuesday from 11:00 am to 700
p.m Lunch was served and a tea,
from to.4. The Festival" is the
financial project of Wilmington
District Auxiliary. Going to t h e
Festival" were Mrs. I. C. King
and Mrs. Holda Hastings.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
l.. jackson entertained the follow
ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Arlie
Jackson of Magnolia; DR.. Prouse
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed Of
Hickman Street, Rehoboth Beach;
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faulk, Green
wood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Banning, Bridgeville.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitley Williams and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles L. Jackson visited
Mrs. Harry Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs Smedley Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. G.. Crouch
have returned home after spend
ing several days with their daugh-
ters in Philadelphia. They are Mrs.
Chris Schweizer, Mrs. Vernon
Lucke and Mrs. Albert Graham.
Last Wednesday the Rev. John
Ross Hayes of Midway was h
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Reed and family, Cave Neck. On
Thursday the Rev. l.. Wayne Mus
grove, minister of the Pi gr i m
Holiness Church. Milton, spent the
afternoon with the Preston Reeds.
Clarence Reed of Broadkill spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Reed, and their din
ner guests that same day included
the Rev. James Lappen of Milford.
Friends, co-workers and rela-
tives called at the Paul Caras resi-
dence on Saturday evening in a
surprise "house-warming" Mr.
Caras is traffic manager at
Draper-King Cole, Inc. and has
recently moved from Rehoboth to
their home in Cave Neck.