Milford chronicle., 1963-10-18
LINCOLN

Lincoln Methodist Church,
Rev. Nelson r. Reppert, Minis
ter, Services for Sunday, Oct.
20 Home Coming Day:
GAS am. Home Coming Sery-
ices will be observed through
out the entire day at Lincoln
Methodist Church. Ministers who
have served on the Lincoln
Charge will be taking part In
these services. For the morn
ing service, DR.. John Baxter
Howe, Professor of Rural Soci-
ology at the Wesley Theology
Seminary, Washington, D. c. will
be the speaker. The Choir will
sing for their special, ffDay
After Day." Outside talent will
also be part Of this program.
lO:45 am. Church School Ses-
sion. Harry Swain, Supt., Frank
Reed, Assistant Supt. A hearty
welcome awaits all to this hour
of friendly fellowship.
Immediately following these
services, luncheon will be
served to all in our new Edu-
cational building; SO bring the
entire family. This will also
afford the opportunity of visit
ing our new class rooms in the
basement.
At 2 pm. the Rev. W. S.
Grant, now residing at Quaker
town, Lewes, will be the guest
speaker. Rev. Grant has made
a number of friends In this area,
and I am sure he will be glad to
welcome all at this hour of fell
lowship. Special music will al
so be added to this service.
1880 pm. Evening vice.
This will be a musical program.
Talent from Norwood, Pa, Cam
bridge, Md, Salisbury, Laurel,
Delmar, Gumboro, Glendale,
Milford as we'll as our own home
town, will be present to make
this hour enjoyable. Rev. Nelson
R. Reppert will be closing this
service. Invite your friends and
relatives and enjoy this day to-
gether.
HALLOWEEN PARTY: Teach
erS from the Primary Depart
ment will be hostess at a Hallow-
cen Party to be held on Saturday,
October 26 In the Church base
ment from ! pm. until pm.
for all members of the Primary
Department. Mrs. Ann Watson
and Mrs. rma Beebe will be in
charge of entertainment. Mrs.
Rena Morgan, Mrs. Irene Fitz-
gerald and Mrs. Sandra Currey
will be In charge of refreshments.
There will be prizes awarded;
so all come masked.
Members of the Primary De-
partment wish to thank all who
helped make the bake a success
on Saturday. To date, $500
has been netted. This money is
being used to complete our needs
on our new class rooms down
stairs which you will be able to
visit, on Sunday, Home Coming
Day. Saturday evening, 700 pm.
Choir rehearsal at the Church.
You are invited.
Mr.. Harvey Swain is a pa
tient at the Milford Memorial
Hospital where he recently un-
derwent major surgery. Also Mr..
Henry Burns IS a patient at the
Wilmington Memorial Hospital.
A very speedy recovery to our
Shut-inS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Farley
we're more than pleased to hear
from their son, Ray, on Fri
day Of last week. Ray is sta
toned at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba,
where he Witnessed the hurrt-
cane, "Flora." Good Luck, Ray.
Donovan-Jarrell Wedding: A
very pretty wedding took place
In Ebenezer Methodist Church,
Hockessin on Friday, Oct. 4,
when Miss Betty Jean Donovan,
daughter of Mrs. Albert W. Dom
ovan, and the late Mr.. Donovan,
became the bride of j. Harry
FARRELL, son of Mrs. Alexander
FARRELL and the late Mr.. farrell.
The bride was given In mar
rfage by her brother, Donald
Donovan of Milford.
The Rev. George w. Cooley
OF Penual Methodist Church,
Newport, officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jezyh of
Elsmere attended the couple.
Ushers included Alexander Jar
rel, Jr., and J. Thomas FARRELL, !,
brothers of the groom.
A reception followed at the
home OF the bridegroom's mother
after which the happy couple
left for a wedding trip south.
They will reside on Limestone
Road.
The bride is a graduate of
Milford High School and of Goldey
Beacon School of Business and
Is employed with Speakman Co. 4
Wilmington. Mr.. FARRELL, grad
uate of Henry c. Conrad High
School, is engaged in farming.