Milford chronicle., 1962-09-28
MAGNOLIA
Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone: 335.5185
Church News

Church News
Sunday School, 9:45 am Morn
ing Worship, IL am. Rev. Mac
Hood, minister. A nursery is pro-
vided for the small children dur
ing this service.
Choir rehearsal, Wednesday eve-
ming. 7:30 pm. Director, Mrs. Jane
Bryan.
Sunday, September 30th is Chris
tina Education Sunday. During the
Sunday School hour, 9:45 10:45,
there will be Rally Day in the
sanctuary of the church. During
the worship service hour at IL am.
there will be a service of recogni-
tion and dedication for all church
Sunday, September Goth, there will
be family picnic at the church
from 2::30 until pm. There will
be games, prizes, food and fun for
every member of the family. The
food will be a supper coOk-out.
Everyone is invited
Mrs. Blanche Richards, MI S.
Lydia Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hart of near Dover were the
dinner guests on Tuesday evening
of Mrs. Alice Sipple of Frederick.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Wootten are
the proud parents of baby girl
born on Friday, September 21st.
Little Miss Donna Lynn weighed in
at pounds ounces.
Miss jeanne Ogg recently enter
ed the Beebe Hospital in Lewes ITO
train as a registered nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Roe attend
ed the Woodrow-Rutt wedding and
reception in the Frederick Church
on Saturday afternoon.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Blanche
Richards were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin Richards of Milford and Mrs.
Elizabeth Schwartz.
Rev. and Mrs. Mac Hood attend
ed the Aldersgate Service in the
Playhouse of the DUPONT Hotel on
Sunday afternoon where nearly l.
900 ministers and their families
from the Baltimore, Washington
and Peninsula Conferences W e e
assembled. While they were there
they went on to Philadelphia to
visit Little Patti Powell who is a
patient in the Children's Hospital
where she is undergoing sneuro-
therapy for her arm. PATHS ad-
dress at the hospital is Patti Pow
ell. Children's Hospital, 18th and
cambridge Streets, Phila. Pa, A
little seven year old girl can get
mighty lonesome that far way
from home SO any cards or letters
would be greatly appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wise and
Sharon and Bobby of Fort Dix, N.
j., spent last weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frese
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sharp and
Drew left on Friday to spend about
10 days with Capt. and Mrs. Will
liam Hinsley in Schenectady, NY
The fall session of the MYA.F.
will meet on Saturday evening at
$3.50 in the Fellowship Hall of the
church. The dinner committee for
this meeting will Mrs. Gene Bell
and Mrs. Clyde Luton. During this
meeting election of officers will be
held for the new year. Any young
married couple wishing to come
and join for a night of fun and
fellowship. please contact R ev.
Hood at 335-5695 or the president.
Clyde Luton at 335-5095. And and
every one is welcome.
Wayne Galloway, a student at
the University of Delaware, return
ed on September 9th from a three
month tour of Europe and Africa.
His trip started with a short tour
of London, from there he went on
to Paris where he spent a week.
from Paris he went on to Finland
where he spent six days with Carl
Olaf Homen, former classmate at
the University of Delaware. After
leaving Finland, he visited Rome.
Milan and Florence in Italy. From
Italy he went on to Mackere Uni
versity College in Uganda. Africa
where he attended classes for ap-
proximately six weeks. While h e.
was in classes, he was able to tour
the countryside. Among the places
he visited were Kenya and several
leper colonies. While in Africa
Wayne met fellow Delawarean,
Rev. Flynn from Wilmington who
is missionary there. Rev. Flynn
is now back in Delaware and is
soon to speak in the Episcopal
Church in Dover. Wayne broutht
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