Milford chronicle., 1910-10-14
FREDERICK.

The sixth Annual Convention OF the south
Murderkil Hundred Sunday school Association
viii be heid.at Barratt.s Chapel on Friday, OCT.
l5, l9lO.a The following. Is The. program u :.
Mofnlns.
1000 Devotional service, led by
Ms. Geo. w. Bounds
/ 1920 sponse-"Blest Be the Tie That Binds T"
10 p The Temperance Lesson-HoW Il should
lO.45 Recent Day Advantages Of Missions"
Mrs Annie + Faulkner
l4.Uu S0lO NJ Is IOnn Davis
u 05 "The New Graded Lessons"
Miss Edna c. Barker. Milford
ll.3 Appointing Of Committees.
IL. 80 Offering
Il So some Qualifications Of a sunday School
1900 Noon Intermission-Soeial Hour
Afternoon.
Is Meeting OF Committees.
lis Music
l-4o The BOOK We Teach
" why Every sunday school should have
Miss Edna E. Ewell. Odessa
Stale Supt OF Teacher Training.
10 Quauette-Mrs B r. Cooper, MTs G. j.
smithers, Mr.. A. " CaTow Mt. Wood
$50 aFfoBt TSat Line Line 'sai Standards
$50 oaering
800 "Our schools al Work, led By
the Hundred President
Responses by superintendents OF Others re- .
,a- presenting the various schools
20 Rev Geo. Bounds
q Reports of Committees aud Election Of
Oficers
5 Music.
Loo Beaedction.
Bring note books and pencils. All friends are
ordialy invited to come and bring their lunch
nd enjoy social day. Local committees will
rovide tables and chairs Each sunday schooi
expected to delegate some member who Will
ONE prepared to make report OF the school.
resident Geo. c. Herring; Secretary Miss Flor
nee Burke.
The Willing Workers will hold Bake" ir
le Town Hall on Saturday evening, Oct 18th,
80 O'Clock instead OF the afternoon as an-
ouneed last week Bread. biscuit cake, pies
nd candy will be for sale. Contributions also
q! be thankfully received. Come out and aid
good cause
The Rev. Mr.. Cain, OF FELTON,, will preach in
lie N. p Church here on sunday morning at
80 O'Clock
Deputy Great saehem Johnson, Of Magnolia,
Used the Chiefs oi Oneita Councils to their re-
ective stumPs on Tuesday evening. Prophe-
s. Mrs. Lillian B. CLARK: Pocohontss; Mrs.
-Ne-Nf ANANhAAt 4la1 hNAAAAAE A4GNAaf
DWhattrn Mrs. Annie Prtchett Representa-
'e to Great Council, Walter CarroW.
Jayuga Tribe had the following officers raised
their stations Wednesday evening Of last week
chem, r. Postles; Senior Sycamore, r NJ. Har.
gtOn; Junior Sycamore, A. NJ. Melvin, Pro
et, n. Lsnk, lst sannsp. A. ". Boone 2nd
lnap, NJ. L. Hydern; 1st warrior, G, W. Spur
2nd warrior, r. 7. Harrington. srd warrior,
frf.u4 H.T.a n
H. Maxson; 2nd brave, VIM spurry; 3rd
We " c. saevan; 4th brave, L. S. Hopkins;
ird Of Wigwam, James Spurry; Guard OF -
est. Phil. Remich; Representative TO Great
neil, Joseph Frazier.
Re E. Frank Melvin and daughter Mary
Mrs Mary Boone are visiting in Fedefals-
:, Nd.
rs. 7. o. Cahall spent several days in Phiia
his last week.
rs. J. c. George and daughter. Priscilla, are
ing in Philadelphia this week.
RS. Ella Faulkner and son Albert visited in
adelp phia last week.
rs Daisy McMichael and little daughter
lerine are visiting Thomas Kirk and wife -
. and Mrs T. " Cahall Mr. and Mrs. B. F. a.,
'er, Mr and Mrs. !. ". Belts Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Darby and daughter. Elizabeth, were VIII
ton visitors last week to witness the present
Of the silver service to the battleship Della.
and Mrs. Wilbur Emory and daughter q
.ta. Of Denver, Colorado, have been visiting
md Mrs. j. 5 Camper
and Mrs. William c. Anderson and Mr.
Mrs. J. =. Camper took al automobile trip
eenWood last week visiting MIS-, Thomas
and Mrs Olan Waller, Mrs. Harry Williams
irs. Harry Overdeer, Of Wilmington at
d the funeral OF Robert w. Reynolds last
day. There was also a large number Of
town friends present.
for the Kidneys and Rheu
IN. A Physicians Remedy. safe and
le. Nothing Just as good Twenty Tab
cents.