Newark post., 1922-05-10

mutH'H HS dI his nome mere. The de
ceased was about eighty years of ag,
and has not been in the best of health
for sometime.
At one time the farm of the de-
ceased was one of the show places Of
this community and Mr.. Satterth.
waite was one of the best known and
best liked men of Stanton. Arrange.
ments for the funeral have not yet
been made.
The following delegates from St,
James P. E. Church School attended
the presentation service of Church
Schools held at st. Andrews Church.
Wilmington, on Sunday: Scholars
Ann Boyce, Betty Boyce, Mary Dun
can, Margaret Ruth, Joseph Cham
bers, Upton Boyce, Elizabeth Boyce,
Belinda Boyce, Kathleen Boyce, and
Della Dutton, Mrs. John Brackin and
Miss Sadie Brackin, also the follow
ing teachers, Misses Sarah Jefferis.
Moss Tyler, Mrs. Chas. P. Dickey and
Mrs. Herman Duncan. The school re-
ported as their Lenten Offering $4,000,
The regular services will be held
next Sunday-Church School at 1000
o'clock, Morning prayer and sermon
HOO o'clock, advanced time. Law
reader, R. Earle Dickey in charge.
The delegates to the Diocesan Con-
ventlon to be held at Laurel, Tuesday
and Wednesday, are Senior Warden
J. G Justis and Junior Warden
AlOnzo Newlin; alternates Benz. A.
Groves and j. w. Mitchell. The Wom-
ems Auxiliary will meet at the same
time and the delegates are Mrs.
Newlin and Miss Mary Marshall.
There will be a meeting of the
teachers and officers of the Sunday
School at the home of Mrs. Edward
Murray, on Friday evening, May -.
A full attendance is desired as busi-
ness Of Importance is to be discussed.
The next meeting of the Stanton
Community Association will be held
on Thursday evening, May IS, in the
Meeting House. The question of a
new school will be discussed. Super
mtendent W. S. Jump, of the State
Board, and DR.. R. w. Cooper will be
present.
Mrs. Herman Duncan entertained
her Sunday school class on Friday
evening. The following members and
friends were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Duncan, Misses Gladys Rut-
ter, Mildred Major, Dorothy Poultney,
Naomi Brackin, Grace Ellison, Messrs.
Leon Simpson, Clifford Simpson,
Ralph Springer, Harvey Rutter, Wat
son Brackin and Lewis Brackin. A
very pleasant evening was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart, Mr.. and
Mrs Wm Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McVey,
Misses Anna Boulden, Ada Briggs,
and Helen Dickey, and Ralph Smith
motored to Dover on Sunday.
Lawrence Warren and Curtis En-
MS Of Ellendale, were the guests of
Miss Della Dutton on Thursday.
Master VIM. Chambers spent the
weekend with his uncle, Charles
Kitchens.
Miss GlfAyq zGutter was the week.
end guest of Miss Grace Ellison.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ellison c
entertained the following guests last Z
week; Dr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pritch-
ard and son William, Elmer Pritchard l
ana wife and daughters, Jean and :,
dorothy Israel Pritchard and Miss
Elsie Cunningham, of Wilmington, =.
ana the Rev. Joseph Buckson and \
Vile, of North East. j
Mr. and Mrs. George Maris and
aaughter Ruth were the guests of
.ar' and Mrs. VIM. Chambers on Sun
day.
MISS Helen Michael spent Sunday II
IN Philadelphia. I
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Appleby en- '
'etIalned Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Camp
~" ~; ana Robert Pierce, of Brandy y
VINE Hundred, recently. a
Inc Beantown Choir were enter n