Milford chronicle., 1924-11-21
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/ l. DelIS' MIS- 1. w. BeLLS, the pres
s. dent, presided and led in and rei
1t the scripture lesson.
l., Mrs. Mary Boone, the secretar
gave a full report of the work a
# complished during the year.
n Miss Helena Case, delegate to IL
e convention, gave one of the finest n
e ports that has ever been given an
/ also gave the treasurer's repol
] which was very gratifying.
3 The society will order an organ
f cation case of extracts.
/ Election Of officers resulted as fol
lows:
: President, Mrs. I. w. Belts; frs
vice president, Miss Elizabeth Lank
second vice president, Mrs. Jane
Manlove; corresponding secretary
Mrs. T. V. Cahall; recording secre
tary, Mrs. Mary Boone; treasurer
Miss S. Helena Case; secretary Mite
Boxes, Mrs. Homer T. Belts; secre
tary Of Magazines, Mrs. Laura Fraz
ier; secretary of supplies, Mrs. An.
ma Rogers; secretary of Stewardship
Mrs. G.. H. Speel.
The genial hostess served delicious
refreshments.
Mrs. I. w. Belts will meet all
members of the Mothers Jewels in
the church at p. m. Friday. They
may bring all children, boys and
girls. up to IA years of age. There
will be promotion exercises, enter
tainment and refreshments served.
Miss Case, superintendent of Home
Guard, will receive all who are pro-
NOTED.
Mrs. L. L. Carlisle, delegate to the
Sunday School Convention, held in
FELTON,, November 18th, gave a most
interesting report of the same in the
Sunday school last Sunday. She at
tended the primary section of the
work and as she is an enthusiastic
worker herself, she absorbed many
new ideas and plans which she in
tends to use in the future. She is a
fluent speaker and everyone enjoyed
her report. Mrs. J. B. Derrickson at
tended the section for the intermed-
late work and gave some very help
full suggestions to be used in pre-
senting the graded lessons.
At the Junior League next Friday
evening Hayward Bishop will con-
duct the meeting. It is earnestly de-
sired that all juniors be present.
The choir is improving rapidly un-
der the direction of their teacher,
Mrs. Wood.
Miss Emma Camper and Miss Ma
bel Boone visited Miss Anna Huns
berger and Miss Mary Moss of Mil
ford on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Camper, Mrs. |
James Dare and son spent Friday in |
Prof. NJ. L. Hydorn, Miss Keller,
Mrs. Vansant, Mrs. Parker, Miss Lii
lian Davis, Miss Constance Martin,
Miss Lulu B. Emory and Mrs. Annie
B. Harrington attended the State
Teachers Association in Dover last
week. Prof. Hydorn was elected
president Of the association for next
Tear. He has served on the board Of
lirectOrs for number of years.
The many friends of Miss Eliza
'eth Jenkins, former supervisor Of
ural schools in Kent county, were
LEASED to see her at the meeting.
he is now teaching at North Adams, {
lass, in the State Normal School.
Mr.. Knorner, Mr.. James and Mr.. :
Davis of Dover, were guests of Mrs. I
liner Williams on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis of Delmar were {
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Rogers +
q Sunday. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Patterson c
Delmar were guests of Mr.. and
rs. Harry Patterson on Sunday. Il
Miss Elma Cook of Philadelphia &
,ent the weekend with Mr.. and n
RS. Samuel Cook. r,
Mrs. Joseph Frazier is visiting in q,
Mrs. S. K. Belts has returned from p
visit to Georgetown. o.
NIEs. ]. B. Counselman is on the z,
X list. ss7
Harry Stevenson is getting the r
)re house, recently vacated by H. cc
Werley, in readiness for a barber In
op. he
Renting houses are scarce in this
Unity. Several families will need III
mes for next year. m
Miss Edna Palmer, a high school -,
dent and youngest daughter of N'
. and Mrs. Andrew Palmer and
rry Spayd of Bowers, were united M
marriage on Sunday in Elkton, ne
They will reside in Bowers and ia
re the best wishes Of many Lel
'nds. , ou
Dlivsf Melvin and Watson Belts Of col
University of Delaware were gel
ne for Sunday. WI
[erman Vinyard has returned col
N the Marshall Hospital where the
has been receiving treatment for $40
eyes. VIC
rthur Melvin, Jr., has an abscess Ter
r the eye and is receiving treat tne
It at the Marshall Hospital. GA
alph Wilson has been a patient we
he Marshall Hospital for two Inc
ks. He Is improving at this time. son
L. Woodall of Chester is visit pro
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens. IoF
4 Wednesday, November IL, Mrs. aCII
TX McGinnis, Jr., and Miss Anna VIII
Hudson from Barratt's Chapel 1
day school, attended the Sunday RE
Dol Convention held at FELTON,. prul
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