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I CHURCHES IN MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist
Church
Robert E. Green, Minister
Phono 4269
Eiloon Blonden, Director
Christian Education
Mrs. A. C. Davidson, Director of Music
Mrs. Margaret Hart Clark, Orgcnijt
Church Phene Sill
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17
. Church School 9:45 a. ".. Wltonj*«
Sockrider. General Superintendent. |
WILL YOU be among those who, in i
increasing numbers, are making use j
of the School's facilities for Bible
study? You and all members of your ;
family will be welcome at the 1
School sessions every Sunday.
Nursery, 10:45 a. m. l
Divine Worship 11:00 a. m.. Thej
Sanctuary Choir with 65 mixed
voices will sing the anthem: "Sweet
Little Jesus Boy" McGimsey—Lee. i
Roger Dewey tenor soloist will
sing Malotte's "Lord's Prayer" Ser
mon subject: "WHEN GOD PAINTS
THE WORLD WHITE" Children
may be left in the nursery during
this service. Nursery Hostesses:
Mrs Earl Williams. Mrs. Henry
~ SSSL
iT\ TÄ
Pettyjohn. Burton Willis. New
wXome 8 "Light S The S Lives Of^The
Members Œ Your Family
Faith." Bring them to worship thls
Sunday. , i
Methodist Youth Fellowship b:30
Edna Newhouse, Worship
leader. Classes grades 7 and 8,
subject: "What Is Faith? leader Mr.
Green: Grade 9 subject: "What
Does It Mean To Be A Christian?" i
leader Mrs. Robert Green; Grades I
10. 11. and 12 subject: "Boy and j
Girl Friendship" leader Miss Eileen
Blundon. Teen-agers are always]
welcome. ,
Monday. January 18-Friday, Jan- ;
nary 22, 7:30 p. m . Church Workers!
Training School. Asbury Church.
Harrington. Cars will leave Church
each evening 7:00 p. m.
Monday. 6-7:30 p. m.. Roller Skat-i
in 7:3?-9: 4 00 n p ye m.?- Roller Skating.
"ÄÄn., See
announcements elsewhere in paper.
Wednesday. 7:3« p. m.. Choir;
Rehearsal.
"Oil Town. U. S. A A Billy j
tL 0 Prockulorinn r'VmrrU
The Presbyterian Church,
"Th« Chuith on th« PUz«"
Dow M Kenler P net nr
Z.V. — M. Kepler,
!
4
p. m.
William E. Barnhill, Organist and
Choir Director
Church PTiona 5701
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17
9:45 a. m., Sunday School is not
just for the young,—we all need
to know the Word of Life, the Guide
of Life, and the Way of Life. There
is a class for everyone. Roger Deats
General Superintendent.
10:45-12:15, A Church Nursery
conducted for children whose
parents attend morning worship.
11:00 a. m.. Morning Worship,
—the hour when all may find the
blessing of the presence of God.
the joy of worship, and his strength
for life's needs. The sermon is the
second on "The Social Marks of a
Christian," and will be on, "The
Christian's Forgetfulness."
6:30 p. m., Youth Fellowship
Hour,—Crusaders Club for 7th and
8th graders,—moving picture;—
bring a friend. Hi-CE offers fellow
ship, worship, and fun for High
School young people.
7:45 p. m., Evening Worship,—
an hour of the joy of informal wor
ship with hymns, a message, and
fellowship. All are welcome.
Tuesday: The Momen's Associ
ation will hold a Forum,—with a
panel discussion on the Steward
ship of the Christian's Life,—special
questions for discussion will deal
with The Family Altar; 2, Steward
ship ot Money: 3, Guidance in Daily
Life; 4, What It Means o take up
a Cross. There will be a social hour
and refreshments following. Bring
a friend.
Thursday: The Billy Graham
Film. "OIL TOWN. U. S. A." is
being presented tonight by the
churches of Kent and Sussex Coun
ties. at 6 and at 8:30 n. m., at the
Milford Theatre. This is one of the
great religious p'etures of our time.
Admission free. Young and old will
enjoy it.
■
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Church of Full Gospel
South East Front Stroot
R«v. Leon Hynson, Pastor
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17
9:45 a. m., Sunday School. Her
bert Passwaters. Superintendent.
11:00 a. m.. Preaching.
7:00 to 7:30 p. m.. Young Peo
ple's Service. William E. Wiley In
charge.
7:30 p. m., Evangelistic Service.
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., Prayer
and Praise Service.
First Baptist Church
"The little White Church"
N. W. Second Street
Bev. Herrin K. Both. Pastor
SUNDAY. JANUARY 17
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH .
9:45 a. m. Bible School. Classes
for all ages.
11:00 a. f m. Morning Worship.
This service will be broadcast
WKSB.
6:30 p. m. Youth Meeting.
7:30 p. m. Evening Fellowship
Hour.
Wednesday, January 20
7:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible
Study Hour,
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services.
over
Calvary Methodist
Church
"The Community Church"
Donzel C. Wildey, Minister
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17
I« h * . Church School held j
In the H,gh School. John R. Wilkins, I
General Superintendent. There are
.classes, for every age and visitors
jelcome^Nol. The new
£ ° n school.
_ h ', ' a ' m * J^« rs ery Class. Pre
. age children are cared for
Rlle the parents attend the Service,
11 t'h a. m., Divine V/orship at the
Hlgh School. The message of the I
corning will be "Loyalty to God
,n Community Spirit." Neither the j
Cburch nor the Christian Citizen
f:an dismiss lightly the relationship
and responsibility they owe to the
community. Visitors are welcome
and Biere will he hostesses and
ushers to welcome and assist the
worshippers as they enter the
serv * ce - The Choirs, under thtel
dir cction of Mr. John Bunnell, will
Present their Ministry of Music.
P- m.. Methodist Youth
I'XTZ'SUSSTSZn
wm "mu,"" pr™« an"'"
*' 'nciuae music prayer and a
Following the service °a period & of
stfdy ÄUÄ S
^ mi ^ is ^ RR Je J am | a J ™is
„n P • , by . WSCS
for a " are interested.
AC FIV I TIES FOR THE WEEK
Christian Workers School, Mon
day thru Friday, Grace Church,
Harrington. 7:30 to 9:30.
Monday, 8:00 p. m„ Choir
Mother's Auxiliary meeting and
election of the officers at the home
of Mrs. Frances Killen.
Wednesday. Choir Rehearsal at
the School. 7:00 p. ,n. Junior 7-30
p. m. Chancel. 8:00 p. m Senior
Thursday. 6:00 and 8 30 p m
Film, "Oiltown. U. S. A " | )eill g |
shown at the M 'ford Theatre
LIZ |
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The Church of God I
^" Walnut Street
Rdv. W. Edwin Tull, Pastor
SUNDAY. JANUARY 17
8:45 a. m.. Broadcast over station
WJWL 90( , ôn dial
^be New and Living Way"
6; oo p. m Prayer Service!
7:00 p. m.. Revival Service In
Pi ra tional Preaching Vocal and
-ne. relaxing one, ' j
rïrr ÄS j
Preaching. It m need of a spiritual ;
uplift this is tlje service to attend. I
8:30 p. ni.. Choir practice—Leon
Donovan. Director.
Each of our services are designed
'vith you in mind. You are a special
object of God's love and interest
therefore our church doors swing
wide to one and all. Follow the
happy hundreds and they will lead
you to church and to God.
I
9:45 a.
WEDNESDAY 20
Christ Church
(Episcopal)
Foundad 1704
Church Avtnua and Third Str««t
Rev. Joseph S. Hinks, Rector
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17
7:30 a. m.. Holy Communion.
9:45 a. m., Kindergarten.
11:00 a. m., Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
The Christian Life Conferences,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Jan
uary 17. 18, and 19, Christ Church,
Dover
7 15 p. m.
The annual parish meeting for the
election of wardens and vestrymen,
be announced Sunday.
11:00 a. m.. Morning Worship.
1:00 p. m„ Sunday School.
8:00 p. m., Evening Service.
Wednesday evening Choir rehear
sal.
Thursday evening. Song and
Prayer Service.
Christian Science Society
Branch of Th« First Church of Christ
Scientist, in Boston, Mata.
Meats In Milford Grango Hall
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17
The subject of the Lesson-Ser
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1201 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington. Christian Science So
ciety, Grange Hall. Milford, and
Christian Science Society, V. 1. A.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday,
January 17, 1954, will be "Life."
Morning Service and Sunday
School are at 11:00 A. M.
Wednesday Evening Testimonial
Meetings at 8:00 P. M. i Milford,
first Wednesday only).
at
First Independent Church
Marshall Streat
Bishop C. G. Miller, Pastor
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17
Sunday School, 10:00'A. M.
Pastoral Sermon, 11:00 A. M.
Young People's Service, 7:00 P. M.
Missionary Service. Wednesday,
7:30 P. M.
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY
INVITED TO ATTEND THESE
SERVICES.
Barratt's Chapel
Cradle of Methodism
Rev. C. M. Elderdice, Pastor
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17
2:30 P. M, Worship Service.
11
(
Odd fellows
Dews
Crystal Fount Lodge No. 10
, ,
and other
iQ Q p Lodoes 0 £ ska Çi. a L_
v. r. Lodges ot the Male
Crystal Fount Lodge will be host
Felt0 „ Lo j ge , )t Felton 6 next
Monday evening. January 18th, to
i ay dart ball. So, brothers, come
out and see these two teams battle
it out. Those Felton boys have got
pretty good team and it's going
to be a hard-fought game.
O OQ
The General Service Committee
presented Shaving Cream to all of
the new men patients, and lip
stick to the women patients at
Delaware Colony at Stockley . . .
At the Welfare Home at Smyrna.
tbe y left a Christmas card and a
Birthday card with the officials to
be l daced at the plate of each
g,lest ... A gift of writing paper
• • and a book of 3c
. p * , w f. 8 Presented to each pa
~ "!
UÄÄÄÄUS!
tainment. as well as gifts of candy
«^th^p ' * ' For those children
ÄÄ
odd Fellows Building on Wednes
da y- December 30th. Entertainment
was supplied by the Jones School
of Dancing of Chester following
which refreshments were served
Crys,al Foun t Lodge presented
oys to Die children at Delaware
°!'!' 1 iy a * stock ley.
A B of the above was done by this
ery aot| ve committee known as
the General Service Committee, and
more ,oy al group is hard to find.
Th ® y , are ^»Bnually on the look
for lhin * H . 10 do which will
ake som ® on e bappy .. it matters
<d ' ( ' f POU ['. so > ,f tiiese persons ar >
members ot the Ord-r or not . . .
we niake 110 ««Htlnction between
race • • • • <>' creed. I am
HlFÜ r^V" 0 ^ 00 '
K^V« a e
bel of ('entreville i v
™ Co-ordinator's
Committee. District No. U ( harles
^., W . B^banan. Delaware No. j.
SSrr l ""
Countv Mibir i a n ' '' >ew * astle
mSm KWU
zine, Smvrna- i,,«/ ^I ar y ®u-|
Edith Scott CeoreptGount y
-e >cro 8 , .
Ä i
adv * s f you whether they «an un
derta ke the work suggested.
,
Unity Lodge of Stanton has c e -
1 i [ pd a,Uomoti b | '' license plates
tb »he emblem of the Order as
, the nan 'c and number of
)llb , ic wortliy step toward
Clty ' pass,n ^- Congratula
a T e V n order 7or this wide
few years <1 ha.' , id > ' ll " r '. nK ,ho hast
years, has a^noed an rapidly,
o™h) e a.Tan?' b 1 kah , LO<ISe 'D'b-jnot
?he^ a, a ern hi t Vi ^|~
'.ppreclnÄJ- «"
and a most
Grand fidw
visitors from
Jersey...
Sf |.
5t. Johns Catholic
p. z V < : hurch
John A, Corrig an . Pastor
SUNDAY. JAMmSy n
Sunday Masses at 7-30 Q-nn
;00, at '■ 3d » 9.00 and
St. Bernadette's n, nno i it .
ton: Sa?Ma S 3 g ? t a a HarrIng
wggv '
^
New Castle
Donovan.
Kent County—Mary Bu
Smvrna • Sussex County—
,_T h h ® V eC °, nd degree confer
red by Fairfax Lodge No. 8 of Wil
mington recently «, n a class of
caad, . dat r tor the Juridiction
Mailand Our Grand Master wit
nessed this degree,
splendid presentation
Guests included the
officers of Maryland.
Pennsylvania and New
165 persons
were present.
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Rev. J. W. Beavp j. Pastor
SUNDAY, JANUARY
H:00 a. m„ Morning Worship.
':oo p. m.. Sunday School. Mr
«înn Vann ' Superintendent.
■ii u m " A Cbr istmas program!
win be rendered by the Sunday
ochool.
17
Mt. Enon Baptist Church
*•». D. A. Downing, Potior
SUNDAY, JANUARY
Sunday School, 10:30 a. m.
Sermon by Pastor, H:30
7:30 p. m.— B. Y. P. u.
17
a. m.
St. Paul Methodist
Church
Th« Church With • Cordial Welcome
R«v. Randolph Fisher, Pastor
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17
11:00 a. m t , Divine Worship.
1; 0° p. m „ Church School. Miss
Virginia Lofland, General Superin
tendent.
6:00 p.
Unit.
7:00 p.
Fellowship hour.
8:00 p. m., Special Evening Ser
vice, rendered by the Delaware
City Male Chorus. Sponsor; The
MYF.
Saturday, January 23. starting
4:00 p. m„ a turkey supper will
served at St. Paul. Price of
supper is $.85.
m., Methodist Youth
nt., Junior Fellowship
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
Thistle wood
F".
Milford 4944
Houston Methodist Church,
Charles Loulioff, Jr., Minister. Ser
vices, Sunday, January 17—10:00
a. m., Church School, Howard R.
Moore. Superintendent. Everyone,
>nung an(1 ' old is invited to the
Church School. There is a class in
our sch ° o1 for ever y a « e - If you
are not attendiRg * we invile you
to conie with u8 -
11:00 a. m., Morning Worship,
I Mrs. Agnes Webb, Organist, Miss
1 Carolyn Davis, Pianist. The Senior
Choir will render a selection, and
the Junior Choir, directed by Mrs.
Hazel Lemmon, will also sing an
appropriate selection. Sermon by
,,le pastor. We invite those who
come to Church School and do not
remain for Worship Service in the
Church, to come and worship with
Us nexf Sunday. You need the
Church and the Church needs you.
The Hour you spend at the Worship
Service in the Church on Sunday,
* s lbe most profitable hour of the
' vae k
;' J P-. ln -iThe Methouist Youth ,
JTÄ t
vited to attend.
7:30 P- Evening Worship
Ä^Tn^iSlVzy 8 ^
ca " Participate. This is a service
for everybody. Come out and wor
shi P with us and enjoy the service.
Don't forget the Christian Work
ers School to be held at Asbury
I M c thod '«t Church, Harrington, be
'« ,nnin K »«-.xt Monday evening,
[January 18th, at 7:30 p. m„ and
! eRdl 1 nK Friday evening. January
| 22 n1. Every one fifteen years of age
1 and . ovt,r ' ''mit to adult age. j
ar eJ ,,y iled t«> attend. This promises
bp <>* '».e best Schools ever |
! sel ( "P jn the Dover District. One
i' , * ,ts,andjn G r ffatiirp is the hour
| d f v ' ,,ed l °.worship and inspiration, '
a ..^' lcl1 ,llne ' Dr. Harold P. Sloan
I w,n lb e Speaker. Dr. Sloan is !
1 * nl , 1,lp most outstanding per-j
"^''^v^e^^M^cîmHes I
Ä I
i m n °rr - Mar , ^'Ilsboni. Mr. Lou
Ss Ä ^Idoh'tU" w^ Z
ner guests of Mr. and*Mrs Fda ir
Joseph, near Harbeson ^ :
-ass
blst Wednesday evening in the
; Church; and elected the following
o >5 ars Jo the Church School,
| j K1 had been previously nomina
Anstine; Secretary. Theodore T
Yerkes; Assistant Secret frie^
.Charles Hayes and Rpiiv u' ' i
Cradle Roll Superintendent ' vir •'
1 Dorothy Pearson; Missionary Tria
««rer. Mrs. Hazel Lemmon : Must
; Director. Robert H. Yerkes Sr •
Librarians. Maynard Gnmstra and
1 Robert Reynolds; Pianist, Adult
i Department, Mrs. William Coni
bourne: Primary Deiiarlmem. Mrs.
. bl.xahe.h Hayes.
u»'tare"J nwnd'Äe po'°
ÄIÄ.IS da!
Kave special selections. The latter
chose as its number, "Bless The
ÄÄ
Af . î,:0 ° "• m - ev(1 ry morning this
uoek. our own F. C'harles Lou
hoff. Jr., has the Chapel Hour for
930 ôi"v 7T St 5 tion WK » B -
"The Om af.d 'C Clmisiians-'
Tune in for it is rcalT wonh
kno e w nin yo,i t0 win d n raOSt .| helPfUl - We
ywu w,n enjoy the program.
vVilsonTs 6 «^./?. fT P " rt ° A -
vv,,M,n ls under a doctors care ;it
,his time and " R 'y bis recovery he
speedy.
-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean and
dau «hter. Bonnie, returned to their
b ome ) asl a f{,. r i, av j ntr
enjoyable trip to Florida Perhan«
-iibey wish they Had T^eîl «S j
t° the weather in Delaware just at
the present time.
and Mrs. George Marvel
have also returned from a trip to
Eldorado, Kansas, where they visit
od Mrs. Marvel's sister and family
jMr. and Mrs. Robert Fullinwider'
! b' st Wednesday
-
I officers
i which had been previously nomina
M r - und Mrs. Ralph L. Jump, sr
entertained Mr. and Mrs. George
Kirl{ by at a turkey dinner on Sun
d ? y - 11 was tbe Kirkby's 36th wed
ding anniversary and (lie Jump's
new television added much to the
enjoyment of (he occasion.
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Herrington
and Mr. and Airs. John Lemmon,
Jr., attended the Messick-Robinson
nuptials at Seaford, on Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Johnson
entertained at a turkey dinner
Sunday. Those present
and Mrs. John Alfred Ingram and
children of Seaford, Mr. and Mrs.
John Wesley Johnson and children!
also Mrs. Johnson's aunt from I
Rhode Island, Charles W. Johnson |
and Mrs. Cora Satterfield.
on
were Mr.
Mrs. Ira Scott is visiting her fa
ther in Florida, at the present
time, where she can enjoy the
warm weather and sunshine.
Mrs. William Blessing, Sr.,
ceived a telephone call from her
son, Airman Maurice Blessing,
from Alexandria, La., and he wish
es to thank each and everyone who
so graciously remembered
with Christmas cards and gifts.
re
him
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Blessing of
Milford, were callers on Thursday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Blessing, Sr.
The Houston Home Demonstra
tion Club will meet on Thursday
evening, January 21st, at the home
GREENWOOD
Morning Worship
Service. Sermon by Pastor.
K ,:1 5 a . m„ Church School. Mrs.l^
Mary Paskey. Superintendent.
Grace Methodist Church j
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By Mrs. Elva Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 4256
Greenwood, Grace, Cannon
Methodist Charge
< larence E. Palmer, Pastor
Sunday Services
Bethel Methodist Cha. r ge
9:30
9:30 a. m„ Church School Walter
Mills Sup^'intendent Sch °° 1- Walter
10:80 a. m.. Morning Worship
Service. Sermon by Pastor,
Cannon Methodist. Churo-P
in .„ "
p... ' iS a ' m " Church School. Robert
!,V' Superintendent.
L 11 . a ' m - Morning Worship
Service. Sermon by Pastor.
Greenwood Methodist Church
Harry H. Conner, Pastor
10 . 00 .. m ril)ir , ' , ,
n '. ft0 „ ' nuren bcnooi.
St . rv j o,\ r Worship
k ...... " " . 1 as .
' 1 ' m " ** ven| nR Service,
•"'•Johnstown j
16:30 a. m., Church School.
Irlnify
10:00 a. m.. Church School. |
"»»
!>. Ä.
mon by Pastor.
Pilgrim Holiness Tabernacle !
'
2:80 v. m.. Sunday School.
3 P- tn - Worship Service. Ser
mon P ast or.
7:15 p. m., Young People's Service. ;
8:,id P- m„ Evangelistic Service. !
Wednesday Evening j
P- Prayer Meeting.
This writing on January 11 finds
Greenwood and the surrounding I
«erritory in the grip of a severe ]
sleet storm. The trees crack and ;
snip as tiiey move under their i
heavy burden of ice and still it
falls. Most of the schools In lower ■
Delaware were closed this morning, 1
and traffic is at a minimum. The :
cardinals came close to the house
this morning asking for food and
just before dusk this evening W()
Âîf Mdï £^1'***"
so tiny and so brave against the',,«
!'"S.e'R v'c. T""- P , f
w f ^? ,mer ad ^ lsps
^ Womer ,° Newark ' J '
^,1" t U beginning at
^ 2 , T , 17 |
. r ( V\ < nin r 2anuaRy
1 . c ' ur< „ 1 . '.t rP ,! u „ bp ,
~ ^ ^ ^
HrÄ Ä ferçSt
Monday through Friday January
IS to 22 7 30 t«fo 30 J ' J °
o, in ,ino ''.„u _ _
Rev -niHMr! n'nrüi.« Pai* 1 ! ° 16
Mr '«'nd Mrs' Lawre^e^ Wiîso^and
daughters Donna Kay Linda Mr
and Mrs Rirhird Connell mV -md
Mrs* Alvin Mills and Miss Fiteen
Mills . lr<?n
^ «■ r>
horo Md «ister of wllbur HrnwD
pâ^awaTon ,as"Cday ~
''" rV ' S N " r8 ' n8 Hom »
ncaVNewark°^nifVre ^i el |n P ? e ?
' esl *
V* «"• H. Conner gives
Board ' I- h c
Board meeting that ^as
not u hpl(1 on Mnn(la y evening will
chundî 11 °" SUnd3y eV6nlnK
On Wednesday afternoon the
Creenwood Womens'Christian Tem
pp J aRPP UnioR wil l meet at 2:00 at
borne nf Mrs. Harry Banning.
^Lî 08e intcrested l!r ° urgcd t0
attend
On Wednesdav evening. Janua-v
27 the Friendshin Bible Class will
- .J^ endShiP -_7 C . a i.7._
u . '
Don of officers will be in order and
a gRod Dirnout is urged.
0 JL Mr "- Pparl »'evenson. Installa
a. m.,
:
Ser
Kent & Sussex
Motor Co.
Cordially Invites You and Your Friends To See
The Beautiful
1954 Buick
Now On Display In Our Showroom
Fifth & North Walnut Streets,
Milford, Delaware
MILTON
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Walter W. Crouch j
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Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles'
T - Vent entertained the members ;
of their immediate family to a
rk ey dinner. The guests included :
Mr - and Mrs. Franklin Riniker
sons, Bobby and Jimmy of Lewes,
.Mr. and Mrs. Earl King and Med
ford King.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Clendaniel
and son, Lester, Jr., were Sunday
afternoon guests of his brother,
Elwood Clendaniel and family, near
By
'
Phone
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Milton 4335
à
V/fi. -V
Milford.
On Wednesday evening, the Rev.
and Mrs. Milton R. Elliott and son,
Sammy of Harrington were guests
of Mr - and Mrs. T. Raymond:
Spencer.
Jesse R. Dutton has returned after
spending the holidays with his
sister. Mrs. Faith Martin. During
,lis vacation Mr. Dutton was in
Hartford, Conn., Newark, N. J.
and New York City, New York,
Mrs. Leroy Lynch, a recent patient
at t jie Hospital, Lewes, isj
improving very steadily.
,IU *t with Mr. Edward Anthony at
prance Seminar on
Alcohol Education for the Methodist
churches of the Dover District will
meet in t h e Greenwood Methnriist
Church on Wednesday ^ evenin'"
j anuary 27 at 7 3« ^
pi eaS e*keen in ^in.i th^ n P ..« n #i 0
of Church Attendance snnnsnrwi i.v
the Council Hi«lmns nf tlieMethoriK
church Remember the Lil™—
"cive God a Chance_Aitemf Chnreh I
Everv s un d av " ^
The Vriniiv w«sr'<5
Fr ,' v ™ L
!.. »hlf Duhlin Hi
. ^
P1 ', ' ' n ,. ; ir ^' i K e1 d , " d
u i aRd Mrs - Ann,c Hatfield en-,
^ > y ev ^? in S Wlth th ^
Gerald 1 earsons. The Pearsons had
uni ha°d
with ^
-«* -immunity. Mrs. Catherine
P. Porter, 88. wife of J. Frank
Porter, died on Tuesday in Milford
---.ä:
Margaret Lyndale Davis of Kent
County, and prior to her marriage
she taught school in Kent County.
Besides her husband, she is survived
S randt>hlldren and f °ur great
grandchildren. She was active in the
Women's Temperance Union and
a member of Grace Methodist!
Church of Grcenw ood. where ser
vices were he,d at 2 p ' m ' Friday '
with the Rev ' J ' J ' Van Ha ^ el of
Wyoming ' <)fflciati ng. Burial was]
in Hollywood Cemetery, Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jester enter-1
taill£Ü to a ,llrk ey dinner on Sunday'
»"• P"««' Kc "">" »'
Mw. J. M. Dickerson o( Bridge-]
fÄrj?
.nd M" r and S C. SX
SÄST ^ W " S ""i
Miss Grace Porter of Media. Pa..I
entertained to a turkey dinner at
KÄIÄÄ'Ä
fanin y fid Mrs. S. S. Wroten.
Charles I lovd of Berlin Md
' Sunday guest of his sister*
Mrs. Annie Lloyd Hatfield at the
hpmp «f the Jacob Hatfields and
^^luid Mrs "? Burton Carter
we ^ ; in Wilmington ^rom Wednes
, .. Fridav
Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Coulter of
^ ,
«reenwood Mr and Mrs Bayard
Goulter and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Sanford Clifton of Lewes were
P" es,s of Mr - and Mrs - Earl Cooper
of Chestertown on Sunday and]
enjoyed a wild duck and wild
goose dinner,
The Rev. and Mrs. Arlhur T. P.
Hudson are now spending sometime
with their daughters near Salis
Last week marked the passing
annthe» beloved resident from
bury. Mrs. Hudson, who has been
very ill at the parsonage in Harbe
son was taken to the Peninsula
General Hospital in Salisbury last
Iweek. During the absence of the
Minister, the Harbeson Methodist
Church is conducting its annual
revival services with guest evan
gelists in charge of Lite evening
worship.
several cuests at brkhre .... WoHno*
d ay evening
Fnnni „ . tlrinc . . .
a l)rok e n hip^n a recent faU^is
.. n . lti L t J f '
Hospital, Milford She i (
entertained
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'showing some improvémont"
On fhhhv u « r, ,
M 0n Fldday Mrs - Eelen Barker,!
. : s. C atherine Crouch. Mrs Naomi
Jenson and Mrs. Edith Cromwell
FUMED AGAINST THE BACKG
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Presented By
Churches of Kent & Sussex Counties
NEW MILFORD THEATRE
Thursday, January 21st, 1954
6:00 to 8:30 P. M.
ADMISSION FREE
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USED
CARS
49 Olds.
52 Chev.
s 1345
s 995
2 Dr. Sed.
2 Dr. Sed.
STYLELINE SERIES — Heater, plastic
seat covers, radio,
•. Light Green.
SERIES "88
covers; Jet Black.
— Radio, hea>cr, seat
Powerglide;
49 Chev.
52 Chev. 2 D sed s)295
s 745
2 Dr. Sed.
STYLELINE SERIES
STYLEMASTER SERIES'— Heater, new
seat covers, good rubber; Black.
Heater, seat
covers, clean interior; Dark Blue.
51 Chev. spot c P e *1295
48 Kaiser 4 Dr. Sed. s 195
BELAIR SERIES
good paint, good rubber; Raven
Black.
Radio, heater.
Radio, heater, new tires, outside
visor, economy; Black.
51 Ford
47 Buick
s 995
s 545
2 Dr. Sed.
4 Dr. Sed.
Radio, heater,
smoothly; Brown,
new paint, runs
->UPER SERIES Radio, heater, seat
covers, prestige-plus; Black.
50 Chev. 2 Dr sed $895
40 Ford
s 275
2 Dr. Sed.
FLEETLINE SERIES - Radio, heater,
seat covers, quality plus economy;
Dark Green.
CUSTOM
Heater,
seat covers,
looks and runs like new; Biack.
USED TRUCKS
52 Chev. *1045 49 Chev.
*745
Pick-up
% -TON SERIES — Here's pow
er, end personality; Black.
Vz-TON SERIES
hat-J to part with this one; Blue.
Former owner
51 Chev.
*895
48 Ford
*395
Pick-up
^-TON SERIES — Reliable as the
sun; G/een.
Panel
\
^-TON SERIES
power and performance; Grey.
Packed with
50 Chev. P* op $845
46 Int-p^p
s 345
•\-TON SERIES — Large body, just
broken in—not broken down; Blue.
•%-TON SERIES'- We
quality but we do cut price; Red.
never cut
Your Dollar BUYS MORE At
I. G. Burton & Co., Inc
Chevrolet—Oldsmobile
MILFORD, DEL.
Open 1 A. M. T« 1 P. M. Dali;
PHONE 4S93
LARGEST WEEKLY
spent the day in Wilmington. ; i
Mrs. Pearl Dickerson, who was
a holiday guest in Florida with he?r
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Stogner and
family has returned home a»d
resumed duties at the local schotft.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomgs also
spent two weeks with Mr. and Mss.
Stogner on their return trip were
accompanied by her mother, Rirfc.
Dickerson.
Mrs. Flossie Hastings is still
ill at her home near Milton.
f*
■<$-—
Too Many Insects
num ber on insects In the
lm.lcul.ble. Tberb
3 6 re dlffer€nt kinds of animals
than there are plants
make up the bulk of* the animal
WO rld. . animal
an insects

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