Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16
MILTON
Goshen Methodist Church


Rev. Perry o. Hill, Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday School. Mrs.
Frank Kitchens, General Church
School Supt. Classes for each age
group, nursery through adult.
Every class amply stated thru
out the summer.
II am. Worship. Sermon by
pastor Hill. Special music for
the day.
Like the Psalmist said: I was
glad when they said unto me,
let us go into the house of the
Lord. Psalm 1921.
The flowers upon the altar
last Sunday were white and dark
red gladion in memory of How
ard ]. Burton, given by his widow
Dorothy Burton.
Pastor Hill brought the sermon
last Sunday, the subject Of which
was "The Salt of the Earth".
Pastor Hill, Mrs. Hill, and
daughters Delight and Gretchen,
had returned from a trip to New
York State where they visited
relatives, and on Sunday Worship
ped In the Brockport, New York,
Methodist Church.
Copies of "The Journal Of the
1868 session of the Peninsula
Annual Conference" are now
available at $1.00 per copy, OBJ
tainable from Edgar Rust, trea-
surer.
"Laymen's Weekend" will be
at Camp PeCoMeth Saturday and
Sunday, September z and 8. Plans
are underway for several Meth
odtst Men to attend. Herbert
Jones and j. Henry Morgan may
be contacted about further plans.
Miss Susan StuchHk Is attend
ing Camp PeCoMeth this week.
Mrs. Clara Donovan, formerly
of Milton and now residing at the
Hill Top Nursing Home, Dover,
will celebrate her Gath birthday
next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gross and
Max Gross spent Sunday In Phila-
delphia. They were guests with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gross, Jr.,
and their newly arrived son, who
was born last Thursday. This is
the first grandchild for the Al
Gross, Sr.'s.
Mrs. Eva Johnson spent Fri
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Jackson.
Mrs. Mamie is now a patient
in the Smyrna Hospital. She was
accompanied there last Thursday
by her daughter, Mrs. Bernice
Carle and neice, Mrs. Charles
Meyers, Of Philadelphia. Both
had been with Mrs. Reed during
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. DuttonI
spent a few days last week in
Philadelphia. While there they
took short trip on the Delaware
Pilot Boat "Philadelphia" onI
which Mr.. Dutton is chief en-
gineer.
Mrs. Raymond is vacationingI
at her home in Rehoboth. Her
son Dyson Spencer of Willards,
Md, will join his mother In Re-
hOboth next week. Mr.. Spencer
is now showing rapid recovery
following his disqualification at
the University Hospital, Bal
timore.
HERBERT Jones and j. Henry
Morgan are in charge of plans
for "Laymen's Weekend" at
Camp Pecometh, Saturday and
Sunday, Sept. and 8.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Thomas
and daughter, Robin are vaca-
tioning on Indian River this week.
Milton's award winning high
school band, led the Shriner's
parade on Saturday afternoon In
Rehoboth. On Monday evening
parents and friends Of the COM
were enjoyable entertain
ed at the annual Summer Band
Concert on the School Lawn. Sc
lections were presented by the
High School and Junior Bands,
followed by elementary se1ec-
ttons by the beginners organiza-
ton. This concert is held yearly
following summer music ses-
stons conducted by the music
instructor, Miller jenkins.
Youngsters Of the Milton School
always show great interest In the
music program and