Milford chronicle., 1962-01-19
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone GA 2-5139

message. The topic OF his message
will be Witness of the Church.
Romans 10:8-15 and Mathew 28:16-
20. The Choir will be bringing the
special entitled, stranger of Cali
lee.
Ushers will include Mitch Jones
and Raymond Tucker.
10:45 am. Church School Ses-
sion. Harry Swain, Superintendent;
Douglas Morgan, Assistant Super
intendent All who seek God and
his Love and Forgiveness are truly
welcome in this church. Come and
receive the gifts that God imparts
and go forth in His name doing His
will. If you have no Church home in
Lincoln, you are cordially invited
to make this church your home.
600 pm. Methodist Youth Fell
lowship under the direction of Har-
ry Swain, Jr. and Joan Reppert.
All youth are cordially invited to
this hour of friendly fellowship.
1880 pm. Evening song an d
praise service. Everyone is well
come TO this informal worship
service. Join us for good singing,
fellowship. and exhortation from
the Word of God.
Friday afternoon, Choir practice
for Juniors m m d a e y after
school,
Saturday evening, Senior Choir
rehearsal at 1880 pm.
The reorganization of Sunday
School was held last Sunday morn
ing, and the following officers will
take their respective posts this
coming Sunday morning: Super
intendent, Harry Swain, Jr.; As
sistant superintendent, Doug ! a s
Morgan; Financial Secretary, Erie
Hostedler; Recording Secretary,
Everett Bennett; Treasurer, Burk
Jones; Sup't. of Primary Depart
ment, Marian Bennett; Assistant
Primary Sup't., Ann Watson; Sup't.
of Cradle Roll, Janet M i t c h e | /;
Sup't of Missions. David Taylor;
Sup't. of Temperance, Frank Reed,
Jr.; Sup't. of Attendance, Alvin
Greenly; Pianist, Karen Fitz-
gerald; Assistant Pianist, Ann
Whitehurst.
The Lincoln Methodist WS.C.S.
will hold their monthly meeting
this Tuesday evening, January %,
at the Parsonage with Mrs. Joan
Reppert as hostess. All members
and prospective members are cor
daily invited to attend this meet
ing.
The Glass of Promise will hold
their January meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
on Thursday evening, January 25,
at pm. All members are urged to
attend
The Lincoln P.TA. will hold
their business meeting this coming
Thursday evening in the school
auditorium at pm. Whether you
are parent or not, you are cor
daily invited to attend these met
ings.
Cafeteria Menu Jan. 1926, 1852:
Monday: Meat pie, .scalloped po-
tatoes, green potatoes, hot biscuits
with butter, chocolate pudding or
fruit
Tuesday: Macaroni with cheese
or saurkraut, lima beans, hot bis
cults with butter, pineapple upside
down cake.
Wednesday,: Roast turkey with
gravy, snow-flaked potatoes, but
tered peas, pumpkin pie or fruit.
Thursday: Chilli con corni,
crackers, stuffed celery, fruit.
Friday: Creamed tomato soup,
toasted cheese sandwiches, pickles,
fruit.
Milk served every day
The Lincoln Auxiliary will meet |
this Monday evening at the Lin
coin Community Center at pm.
Hostesses for the evening will in |
clude Dorothy. Hunt and Mildred |
Clayville. You are cordially invited |
to attend.
Luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |
week were Mrs. Irene Webb of |
Milford, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walls |
of Milton and Mrs. Hazel Swain.
CORRECTIONS: Instead of last |
weeks issue stating Mr.. and Mrs. |
Alvin Coudright and son, David, OF |
Dover as well as Mrs. Alice John |
son of Milford, it should have read |
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin |
Coudright of Dover and Mrs. Alice |
Hill of Milford were among those |
present to a dinner given by Mr. |
and Mrs. Robert Worden. So |
sOrryi
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain, Sr |
attended the fourteenth Annual
Ladies Night and ACC Banquet |
held in the Gold Ball Room, Hotel |
DUPONT on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan |
entertained at dinner on Sunday: |
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tucker of |
Wilmington Manor, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Harry Hudson and children OIL
Harbeson, Little Miss Darle en- e |
Tucker of Ellendale, M c h a |
Swain, Byron Hugh JET fers on,
Lonnie Watson and Mrs. Edith |
Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clogg had |
"Open House" on Wednesday eve
ming for their son, Jack, who left |
Thursday am. for Fort Jackson,
South Carolina to enter six
months training period with the |
National Guards. Others from Lin
coin joining Jack included Everett |
Argo, Wayne Hill, and Kenneth |
Wilkins. The boys left New Castle |
Air Port by way of Eastern Air
lines
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tucker |
spent the past weekend in Phila-
delphia visiting Mrs. Nora Jester, |
Mr. and Mro Gooroo uoo1io and L