Milford chronicle. [volume], November 18, 1949, Page PAGE FIFTEEN, Image 15

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Preach,,« ..rvlces 3 p ra.
Visitors are always welcome. !
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Collett and i
daughter June, spent Saturday eve
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Granville
Shockley and family.
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Claré of Greenwood, Mr. and'Mrs.
Gordon Clark and sons Billy and
Tommy of Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Shockléy
and daughters, Marie, Irma and
Lola were dinner guests on Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Utley Roberts and
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Frederica, Del.
EPWORTH
The W. S. C. S. of Epworth
church wish to thank everyone who
gave contributions and helped in
any way tQ make our gupper last
Saturday e™lng a success.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Calder of
Baltimore, were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith.
Mrs. Lewis Smith called on Mr.i
and Mrs. Daniel Chaffinch, Satur-j
day after noon -
Several from Epworth attended
lhe Homecoming at Greenwood Me
thodist Church last Sunday.
Mr - and Mrs. Roland Melson and,
M . Melson
;îè re niohcth v £ Sunday
„ 0 visitors on Su d >•,
C ^cockermaTand dauSte^ were
chie/J us ti™^ Charles S Shards
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£° d * rey of T Georgetown Mrs. Ann
" agee ° f . L f o u 1 re 1 \' * lr& ' G lenaa Ad :
ams, Mr. Axel Hollengnn, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Stuart, Mrs. Neil Mar
Istun snd son, Mr. and Mrs. Gran
ville Morris, Mrs. Lulu Wells and
Mr. R E Willey
Mr and Mrs. Frank Smith and;
son Howard attended the funeral!
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Mrs. Lewis Smith and daughter
'and Mrs. Leon Smith were Dober,
shoppers on Friday.
of Mr Byron Willey on Monday af
ternoon.
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miles from the North Carolina
coast at Morehead City moderates
and tempers the climate so that
the adjacent producing area is
zoned agriculturally with Florida
Temperate
BRIDGEVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clapper
ton of Moorestown, N, J. spent the
weekend with Mrs. Clannerton's i
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W.
Canada [
Mrs. Charles Smith, Jr., spent the 1
weekend with her parents, Mr. and !
Mrs. Joseph Willey. I
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Baker and I
Mrs. R. W Baker attended
Phiia^on footba11 game ia
Ph *k-. on Srturtay
*J lnt N M p - il B i Aahl ! y ° f Pair_
with t'hph- la8t T ^ e8d . ay
d * £ ht £. M "- Charles
WImbrow and Mr. Wimbrow.
Mr8 ' Jerr y Kehlenbrink. Mrs. C.
w, Smith, Jr., Mrs. William Mc-i
Do *' e11 and Mlss Betty Allen spent!
Frlday in Wilmington.
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1 8evera i weeks visiting relatives in
Ph ' la * aad ?T eder *5 kato ^ n ' J *
. and ^ rs - Kr®d Harrington,
Jr., and mother, Mrs. Fred Han
1 ington of Woodcrest, spent Sun
| da y. witk Mis» Mae Knowles.
Miss Bessie Rash is spending the
week In Phila.
j Pfc. Earl Quillen has returned to
Hamilton A. S. B. Field, California.
1 He will be there for two weeks and
j then be shipped to Hawaii,
j Mr. and Mrs. Orton Webb were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
1 Burton of Cannons on Sunday,
Mrs. William Jones and Mrs
Bichard Jores spent Monday in
; Wilmington
j Mr .and Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr.,
j and Jack Messick of Seaford, spent
j Friday in Wilmington.
Thanksgiving Sunday services
1 cn November 20th. The church sch
I ool will meet In all departments at
ten a. m. The class for young peo
j pie just above high school age to
( be taught by Mrs. Sally Lynch will
hold their first session. Those who
1 have received cards and are elig
j ible for this group should make a
special effort to be present. The
{ Lighthouse class tàugh by Mrs Vir
gil Wiley is for young adults both
i*i en and women. The Bright cor
I ner class for mixed adults is tau
j ght by the pastor, and includes
j those above the Lighthouse Class
; age. There is a class for all ages,
and parents should attend with
their children selecting one of the
classes most suitable to their
G. Clayton Richards, supt.
. The pastor will conduct morning
j worship at 11 a. m. Both vested
j choirs will sing suitable anthems.
! The sermon topic will be the third
in the series on "Our Faith in God"
This is the eight Sunday of the
; Loyalty Crusade extending from
j World W T lde Communion to Thanks
j giving. All those with a perfect re
; cord should return their special
1 Cards of attendance at that time.
j An offering plate will be placed in
j the vestibule, and the cards should
; be deposited there as you enter.'
! Loyalty Certificates will be avail-,
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Mr.' and "Mrs" & MUlard Macklin
spent the weekend with their dai" 1
ghter, Mrs. Ralph Reiff and Mr. 1
Reiff in Freehold N. J. Their grandi
daughter, Maureen returned with I
them for a two week's visit.
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Nassau, Del.
Phone 3131
Lewes
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able the following Sunday. Visitors
are always welcome.
M. Y. F. Installation at 6:30 p. m.
The pastor will be in charge of |
this service and it is necessary for'
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t™* 'Sople wm aUo^be iifductedi
So membersh"" Quarto! !
will sing, consisting of, Jean Ashe,
Margaret Smith, Jackie Ray, and i
Billy Hartzell. This promises to be
a most unusual service of fellow-1
ship. All young people out.
The "Our Faith Booklets" are a-i
vallable at 75c per set of eight. Mrs.
Harwood George or the pastor will
supply you. Every family in the'
church should have a set to better
understand the meaning nt their
fa i?h meaning of their
The Bridgeville Fire Company
and Fireman's Ladies Auxiliary
wil1 attend the morning worship
at the Union Methodlst Church nexti
® unday A - "• with the aervi A c ®l
8tart [ ng at - 11 a - m : P r °mptly. All
ar ® _ to . re ? e . i . ve ,? ards >.. aski ?S A hat
all meet at the tire hall at 10:30 a.
m. William McDowell is president!
of the Fire Co. Mrs. Ella Dimes is
president of the auxiliary. They
hope for a large attendance.
Work by the committees is still
progressing for the annual Thanks
giving Dinner that will be held on
Thanksgiving day at the Manships
Church four miles west of Felton
on route 12. This dinner Is held
each year and has always been ai
great success. The menu this year
will consist of turkey, oysters and
all the trimmings including dessert
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 numbera 4164,
4521, 4163, 4595 or 4161. Serving
will begin at 12 noon and will con
tinue until 7:30 p. m.
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