Milford chronicle., 1913-01-17
FREDERICK.


Trinity NJ. E. Ch'lrch Sunday School
elected the following officers last Sun
day Superintendent, A. w. Carrow
ASSISTANT superintendent, Walter Car
row Recording Secretary, Mrs. Eta
Smlthers; Statistical Secretary, H. R.
Moore; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Boone
Organist, Miss Elizabeth Lank Assis-
tant Organists, Misses Sallie Kirk, Eliza
beth Darby and Frances Wilson Libra
rlans, Francis Bounds and Albert Boone ;
Assistant Librarians, Edward Belts and
Marion Stevenson; Supt. of Missions,
Mrs. Minnie Bounds; Supt. of Temper
ance, Mrs. Olivia Carrow; Supt. of
Home Department, Mrs. Marinda Sip
PIE Supt. OF Primary Department, Mrs.
Mary Boone; Organist, Miss Edna
Downes Supt. of Beginners, Mrs. Laura
Mltten; Organist, Mrs. Helen Carlisle.
Those who have been perfect in attend
ance Tor the year are A. w. Carrow.
Ollvla, Melvin, Esther Hall, Katherine
Bounds and Elma Cook. Five have
missed only one Sunday. The Primary
department. has given out twenty-five
gold medals during the year for six
months perfect attendance. The aver
age attendance for the year is one hun
dred and forty-two. This school has
mad electric lights installed in the church
during the year at cost of $138, and
has a balance in this fund of S17. 60. All
ollls are paid to date with a balance in
the general treasury of $33. AZ. All de-
Partments are active except the Home
Department, and this inactivity has been
que partly to sickness and partly to re-
moval from town Of its superintendent.
A. w. Carrow has been elected superin-
tendent OF this school for the twenty
ninth consecutive year and heads the
list Tor perfect attendance during the !
year. we look for even better results |
in 1913 under his leadership.
On Wednesday evening, January 8th, |
49!3, Miss Della Emory and Sharp L. |
wilson, Doth OF trederica, were united |
m marriage at the home of the brides |
sister, Mrs. Jennings Mills, in Cedar
Meek. 1he ceremony was performed |
by Kew. W. T. Taylor of Lincoln. Both
are popular IN this community and have
the pest wishes OF many friends for a
prosperous future. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son VIII reside for a short time at his
residence at his mill in Shawnee before
to Frederick.
William Cohee entertained twenty
5 5eS1Nl 0N NAAiAACl ldSL DdIuIQdN.
Miss Elizabeth Stayton, of Washing
ton, D. c., is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. W. w. Wilson.
Mrs. John w. Emory has been on the
sick list for the past month.
Harry F. Mitten is i'll with la grippe.
Mrs. Mary Lewis has beon sick but is
Burnite Kemp is quite i'll with symp-
.oms of-typhoid fever.
Mrs. Eliza Whiteley and DR.. and Mrs.
[. V. Cahall have gone to Dover for the
winter. They are boarding at the Capt.
ol Hotel. F'
Prof. Alex. Harrington of Seaford
1sited his father Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rogers. Mrs.
4ivy Rogers, Mrs. E. A. Burton and ]. (
}. Reynolds took an auto trip to Milton :
n Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Kirk is visiting Mr.. and
lrs. S. L. Wilson.
Miss Sapp is the guest of her aunt
Irs. Sallie Smith.
Mrs. George Counselman and daugh- :
ers Mary and Louise are visiting Mrs.
Watson X. Belts.
Mrs. E. C. Spicer, of Middletown. is o
ne guest Of Mrs. Thomas Spurry.
Mrs. William Wilson and Mrs. Eli Y
ain will entertain the Ladies Aid next Il
lonth.
Mrs. Harry Williams, Of Wilmington, b
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ames Emerson. +,