Evening journal., 1913-03-17
GEORGETOWN
METHODTSTS WANT
Mr.. COLONA AGAIN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, March IT,
Now that Archdeacon Turner. OF
Dewes, has rendered his resignation
and is to leave about April 1 for his
new post at Way Cross, Georgia, there
is every likelihood that the annual
convention OF the Episcopal Church
of the Delaware Diocese will not be
held in Lewes as was expected
Bishop Kinsman, IL is said, will likely
make an announcement to the town I'm
which the convention will be held in
the new future.
Anglers on the Broadkiln River are
making preparations for the season
which is expected to be at It's height
in about two weeks.
Pouring too much kerosene on the
wood in her cookstove at her home
near Overlook. Miss Nora Mitchell
was terribly burned about the hands
and face when she struck a match to
the saturated wood and the flames
burst forth in her face
Mrs Mary Tilley has been elected
superintendent: Joseph COulhourn, as
sistant superintendent, Miss Virgie
Morris, secretary; Miss Matte Wind
sor, treasurer; W. NJ. Tull, mission
airy treasurer of Woodland M. f. Sun
day School
Mrs. Thomas Wootten Of near
Friendship. while sewing broke a nee
die of in her hand and fears are en-
tertained that blood poisoning i'll de-
velop.
Orlie Campbell, of Pottsville. and
Miss Ella Nicholson, OF near Liberty
town, were married on Wednesday
night by the Rov Mr.. Heurings at
Powelville, Md.
O. A. Parker holds the champion
ship of the Greenwood Shooting Club,
which was recently organized and is
conducting shoots each week
A crude oil engine is being installed
in the steamer Carrie which phys
between Laurel and SharptOwn.
Christ NJ p. church Laurel, has
elected the following board of trustees
and steward for the year; trustees
Harley Riggin. John Elliott, f. H..
Small s. j. Thompson. c. II. 0twell,
IN. c. Horsey, c. A. Hastings. G. II
Otwell, r. 3 Riggin; stewards, G
/ R. Miller. w. c. c. Knowles, w IT,.
/ Ellis. A. K. Culver. L. 3. Ribbins. c. S.
Workman. Ray Otwell John JONES.
John Murray S. J German. Albert
| Waller, Charles Wright, Harvey Rod
/ gers, J. r. Waller. Grover Carpenter
! George Scott, William Morris. w II.
Pusey, William Driscoll. A. J. Horsey.
Stepping too near the track in an
effort to stop an automobile which
was being borne dowE upon by a train,
at LAUREL W. B. Eshom a hagman.
! had a narrow escape from death when
I he got too close to the track and was
brushed by the train.
, Miss Nellie Outten and Herman j.
Ockels We're married by the Rev. Clar-
ence Ball on Friday.
Until two or three years ago service
We're conducted once during the year
by the members of the Baptist church
near Smiths Mill. and usually these
meetings attracted many from diff
ferent sections Of the county. The
members generally carried enough
provisions to last the day and with
their families spent the day in enjoy.
ment and. If perchance any of theil
friends happened TO 20 out to -he ser.
vices they partoox Of the spread with
them. II is said the services will be
conducted there about the last OF
4 April, this year
The building occupied by Nanticoke
Tribe, No. 2, /. o. r. NJ. owned by
lex-Coroner George W. Hatfield, has
been sold to the tribe.
Rev. J. w. Gray has been extended
an invitation by the members OF
Bethel NJ. E. Church to return foi
another conference year.
An effort is being made by State
Organizer of the Patriotic Order Sons
OF America. Alfred F-ankel. Philadel-
phia, to institute a court in this town
A swan weighing fourteen and hall
pounds was killed at Ocean View 9
few days ago by George Nelson.
j. w. Rust. of near Pennington. has
had one of his hands badly mashed
while assisting the loading of a log.
Members of Wesley NJ e. church
have asked for Rev. J. w. Colona tC
return here. He has been invited &
the pastorate Of ST. Paul's church
Wilmington