Evening journal., 1911-09-23
NAME USHERS FOR
CHURCH SERVICES
MiddIetown Young People are
Active in I.eIipious Work
in home Town

MIDDLETOWN, Del, Sept. 2S.-The
Ladies' Mite Society will hold rum
mage sale and bake on Saturday, Oc-
tober Z, in the room over the Tran
script office.
Mrs. M. j. Darlington has sold her
residence on Green street to Richard
r. Cochran, who with his family will
soon occupy it Mr.. Cochran's son
Robert will remain on the home farm.
The following ushers have been ap-
pointed for the month at Bethesda M.
E. Church: Morning, Minors Ban
ming. NJ. Davis Wilson, Charles f.
Beaston, William H. Voshell. Even
ing, Enoch G. Alice. William B. Kates.
Jacob H. Emerson and George e.
Wilson. The following for the devo-
tional meetings Of the brotherhood
we're appointed: September 10. c. T.
Deakyne; September "a. w. II. Hutch
in; October 1, William B. Kates;
October 8, J. H. Emerson; October
Is, Samuel ]. Brockson; October %,
George f. Wilson. Next Sunday will
be Rally Day at the church. All the
regular services will be held and the
! Sunday school sessio.- in the after
noon will be especially interesting.
The Rev. F. H. Moore Of the Presby-
terian Church, and Professor George
w. Twitmyer, superintendent Of the
public schools of Wilmington, will
make addresses. In the evening a
service of song will be held followed
by the regular service.
Thomas L. Scott, who was resi-
dent Of this towh some years since
died on Tuesday after a long illness.
The remains were brought here on
Thursday afternoon and buried N
Forest cemetery. The Rev. Alfred F
Scott Of Wilmington. had charge OF
the services. Mr.. Scott was rs years
of age.
]. W. Banthrum, who lived here
, some twenty years ago, was in town
this week renewing old acquaintances
, Mr. Banthrum is now engaged II
business in Los Angeles. Cal.
Personal: Mrs. w B. Hates and
= daughters are in Philadelphia for q
( weeks visit with relatives.-Mrs
William Price and daughter, Miss
? Dora are spending the week witt
2 Mrs Prices son. William Price and
family in Middle Neck. Md-Thoma'
= NJ. Hall Of Philadelphia is snend'nl
few days with his mother Mrs. NJ
A. Hall.-Mrs. John H. Caldwell o
Boston. Mess. is at the parsonage
visiting the Rev and Mrs. Vaughan S
: Collins.-Miss Mary Dunning o
Philadelphia. has been spending tn
week IN town. the guest of Mr.. an
|, Mrs. Jefferson B. Foard.-Mr. an
= Mrs. John Henry Petherbridge g
I Philadelnh'a. were visitors at th
: home of their uncle. A. G. Cox an
n family. the first of the week-Mis
4 Caroline Evans and Miss Mary POI
l. Of McDonough. We're Atlantic Cit
s visitors.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rott
e well Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Rothwe
k of Camden. N. j.. will spend Sunda
II at the home of Mr. and Mrs Josen
r. Riggs on Cass street-Miss Man
2 Baker of Aberdeen Md. visited he
, brother Harold Baker. this weel
S Miss Baker also paid a several dav
p visit with Odessa friends John
Y Metten of the Clyde steamship lin
/ Philadelnhia is on a two month";
;. trip TO Furope.-Mrs. William Co
Inns of Smyrna. was a visitor at tn
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
John S. Crouch. this week.-Mrs. Ca
Harrington and son Carr of Baltimor
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Julian Cochran. Mr.. Harrington speI
}. last Sunday here..Miss Anna \
/ Freeman Is able to be out after
very serious illness.-Airs Richard
% Naudain is in Baltimore. the guest
S relatives.-Miss Myrtle Houstain h'
D. returned from a few DAYS visit vii
" her sister, Mrs. John NJ Naudain.
r, Baltimore.-Miss Hester Jones is vi
p lting Mrs Harry Griffith near Sa~s
It, fras, Md Miss Jones and Mrs. Grifh
I'd went to Westminster, Nd. this wet
~ 10 visit Mrs. Griffith's daughter, Nj
tn Marys who is at school there. Mi
FL Mary secured a four years schola
a ship at the school by passing the be
s. examination in a class of thirtee
'l- Her friends are congratulating her
s. her good fortune and on her excelle
40 ability.
IA, +. w. Caldwell. of Chattanooga, p
oy has been a visitor at the home of /
70 aunt, Mrs. Vaughan S. Collins, at [
ia parsonage-Mrs. Phillip Gallagh
a. and son, Kenneth, of Burlington,
ed J., have returned home after a vi
with relatives here--Alrs. /. S. "
landigham had as her guest this we
Miss Jane Aitken, of Kennett Squa
Pa.-Harry Johnson, of Boston, Ma:
visited his sister, Mrs. Earl Goldsbl
7. ough the first of the week.-Mrs..
L. Dashiell is entertaining her sist
is- Miss BERTHE Wright, of Cambria
hn Mr.-Miss Sallie Higgins. of Elw.
In Pa, is the guest of friends here-M
as May Unruh, of Wilmington, is v
~ itor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
en- ter S. Letherbury-Mrs. J. B. Vansl
err. of Philadelphia, is visiting Mrs. Hat
lei. Eliason.