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which is to be held at Grace Me
thodist Church. Greenwood, on
Wednesday evening November 23,
at 7:45 p. m.
Dr. Furgeson is the professor of
Preaching and Church Administra
tion at Westminister Theological
Seminary. Westminister. Md. He
was born in Terre Haute Indiana,
was nqrn m lerre name, inumua,
March 27, 1906. He received his AB
degree from DePau University in
led upon him his S. T. B., M. A.,
Ph r> degrees
Dr Furgeson has served charges
Cambridge. North Rehoboth, and
New Bedford, all in Massachusetts,
and at Manchester, Connecticut.
While he was pastor of the Har
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ge, he was also lecturer In Homil
etics at Boston University school
of Theology.
Articles from his pen on social
and religious questions have ap
peared in the Christian Century,
Zion's Hearld and Religion In Life!'
He has an article in the current'
issue of the pastor on "The Preach-i
ing and Counseling Functions
the Minister " He has a sermon
the current volume of Best Ser
mons 1948-49 edited by Butler. Dr.
Furgeson's sermon subject will
"God's Grace and Man's Gratitude.''
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this Christmas season.
The service will be conducted
Rev. E. C. Thomas Hr. assisted
the Rev. J. E. Layton of the Green-;
wood Methodist Church. Special
Music will be a part of the worship
service. We invite you all to come
and thank God for this abundant!
life that is ours.
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Tbe ^ g q g of White's Chapel
met witb Mrs Car j Davi( j son lagt
Friday w ith a good attendance
charles Warrington in comp
with a number of others from Mid
way and Rehoboth attended a
horse sale a t Harrisburg. Pa., last
Thursday. i
Mr and Mrg Arthur R ramnhpli
we re enter^ined at a 6 o'cS dfn
were ® , e at # clo „ dl " _
ner at the home of Mrg Kstella
Tn v. n „ nn nnf i «Satcr ni„ n i„ r»„ :
Jfbnson and her sister. Minnie Da-j
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Mr * v and Mrs - Howard Millman
a f* d p ® I, o^ 1 t ^ ined ,
o c l°f. k di ™ e , r _ S "" d ,? y evening Mr. |
a " d ?? rs j ^î 1 ^ Wal li S ™ nd cklldren j
°* Ellendaie, Mr. and Mrs. Roy El-1
lingsworth and son Willard. Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Willey and two chil
dren.
Mrs. Ella Cann of Wilmington
and Mrs. Helen Batchelder of Phil-.
adelphia were over night guests of 1
Sa,.,rd,l MrS - HOraCC G " bCrt
Mrs. Minlne Davidson is in Phil
adelphia this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ellingsworth
visited Mrs. Susie Green, who has
been ill at the home of Mrs. Norman
Workman in Prime Hook.
George Porter and family of near
Eltcndale have now moved in the
property of John Houston, recent
ly occupied by the Russells.
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Approximately 94 % of Austria's
population is Roman Catholics. The
others are Lutherans, Calvinists
and Jew's.
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Men and more IWkwftrvft fa r m u s are doing more and
more jobs electrically. They know that electrical far ming
is progressive farming—that electricity does the job easier
and faster... that greater production with less effort
means more profits to them. They realise how mock better,
easier and cleaner household chores are done with conven
ient, automatic electrical appliances.
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2. Automatic electric water system
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6. E lectri c hey heist and Silo fitter*
7. Com hooking, shredding and feed
grinding _
8. Electric milkers, cream separa
ten, sterilizers, coolen, and but
ler ehernen
9. Health lamps for healthier, more
rapid growth off livestock end
poultry
10. Electric workshop
Se we invite all Ddmarva farmers to get the facts on
electrical f arming... learn how electricity can help you
earn more profit wkh less work... Hve better, with greater
convenience, and enjoy more leisure time.
You can rely on our system—now and in the future—to
meet all requirements for electricity everywhere on the
Delmarva Peninsula. At present we are spending $80 mil
lion in an expansion program that will assure everyone a
continuing adequate, dependable supply of electric power,
always ready to go to work for you.
These ore only a few of the more
than 200 form jobs done electrically.
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Mr. and Mrs Wal, ace Garrett
i of wilm " spent the weekend with
Lis mother, Mrs. Rhoda Garrett.
Mr - and Mrs - Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Quillen and:
Mra - Ella Williams were dinner
of guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Her
in t> ert Phillips in Middletown.
Misses Peggy Miller and Jody
Signorella of Phila., were weekend
be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Miller;
_ Mrs. Julia Moore entertained
R Sunday the following, Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Miller and son of Washington
D - c - Mr - ** yt0D Moore of Salis
bury Md Mrs. Ethel Otwell and
| Mr / Nettie Sp i C er of Laurel.
by| Mr. and Mrs. James Macasy had
byjas their guests over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert VanNess of
Clifton. N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hastings
spent the weekend in Collingsood,
N. J., with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McClure.
Misses Peggy Moore and Eileen
Wheatley spent Saturday in Wilm.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horne are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a baby boy in Milford Me
morial Hospital. The young man
has been named Harold, Jr. The
mother will be remembered as Miss
E,eanor Nichols of this town.
* lr ; a " d Mr8 ' ^f lter Hors t ey : J r '
and fa ™ ily were dinner guests Sun *
day °* ^ er P aients -
Mrs - Karl Thompson and Mrs.
3all l e Thom P son of Seaford were
Sunftay visitors of the formear's
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Iainer > Mr - wm - Massey,
Mr and Mrs. E . B . Shiles, Sr..
at Sharptown. Md.. on Sunday.
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It is believed that the earth, once
warmer than it is today, was cover
fd by evergreen forest from pole
ward Shiles, Jr., in Sharptown, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spicer at
(ended the Home Coming services
to pole. ,
OIIICK RELIEF FROM
STOMACH ULCERS
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OMsIn*«, Heartburn, SlMplMMWM.«tc..
due to Excm» Acid. Sold on 15 days triait
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Over three million bottles of the Willard
Treatment have been sold for relief of
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Milford, Del.
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GREENWOOD
Work by the committees is still
progressing for th e annual Thanks- j
giving Dinner that will be held on
Thanksgiving day at,the Manshlps
Church four miles west of Felton:
on route 12. This dinner is held
each year and has always been a
great success. The menu this year
will consist of turkey, oysters and
all the trimmings including dessert j
for the price of $1.40 for adults and
75c for children. Reservations may
be made by calling any of the fol-,
lowing Felton phone numbers 4164,
4521. 4163, 4695 or 4161. Serving
will begin at 12 noon and will con
tinue until 7:30 p. m.
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