Milford chronicle., 1924-03-07
Frederick

On Sunday evening a very delight
Iui program was given on the annual
Missionary Sunday under the direc-
ton of H. F. Mitten, Superintendent
OF Missions. Two hundred dollars was
the offering from the Sunday school.
The choir rendered a number of Sc
lections, appropriate to the occasion.
Mr.. Mitten gave an earnest, forceful
talk, clear and expressive, advocating
the great work of the missionaries.
Miss Mary Moss and Mrs. c. J.
Smithers sang a charming duet, ac-
companied by Mrs. L. L. Carlisle, the
organist.
Mrs. T. V. Cahall read very effec-
lively a paper Missionary Heroes"
which was much enjoyed.
Miss Moss talked Interestingly of
the part the Epworth League plays in
missionary work.
Mrs. Smithers read a poem, the SEN
timent of which was a fitting and ap-
propriate conclusion to a delightful
program.
Rev. Taylor extended his thanks to
the congregation and other friends
who made it possible to send the gos-
pei, whose sweet influences may glad
den and redeem many hearts.
On the evening of March 9Th, sup
per consisting of chicken salad, Della !
ware biscuit and coffee will be served |
at Pleasant Hall school house. Cake,
ice cream and shadows will also be
sold. Miss Naomi Lingo, the teacher,
extends cordial invitation to the
community to be present and help a
good cause.
The Ladies Aid Society will be en-
tertained this Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. John C. George.
At the town election last Monday
the following four new members were |
elected: 1. w. Belts, E. F. Melvin,
John S. Camper and Asa Rogers. DR..
L. L. Carlisle is the other member of
The board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Brown and lit
lie daughters, Lucille and Anna Char
-ottle, of Philadelphia, Boone Palmer,
If Delaware City, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Palmer on Sunday.
Miss Mary Melvin of the University (
If Delaware spent Sunday at her
lome. ]
Albert Boone of Wilmington spent ]
he weekend with his parents, Mr.. '
md Mrs. A. W. Boone. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stevenson |
pent Sunday in Harrington.
Mrs. Mary E. Stevenson is visiting c
Ter son in Greensboro. t
Mrs. Mae Hendricks entertained the S
ewing circle on Monday evening. f
Miss Alice Gerow Of Blooming
frOve, N. Y, accompanied her room e
nate, Miss Marion, Wilson, home from
'eechwood School for the weekend. g
liss GerOw also sang in church last S
unday morning. t
Mrs. Gordon Counselman is visiting a
er parents, Capt. and Mrs. Buckaloo g
Wilmington. =
Miss Margaret Hopkins t/Teceived g
lis week five pullets and a cockerel, g
le prize offered by Byron Pepper of n
georgetown, to the best mixer at the h
hort course extended to the club A
iris last summer at the University k
Delaware. Miss Hopkins is a stu
ent at the high school here of a G.
iendly, social nature, that won for R
sr the honor of being the most tr
iendly girl at theU. of D.
The fourth quarterly conference Of pl
rinity M. E. Church was held last la
lesday evening. Senator and Mrs. I.
Belts entertained at dinner Dis To-
let Superintendent Gunby and Rev. nc
AIRY Taylor. TO
Senator and Mrs. I. w. Belts enter
med at dinner this week, Mr.. and ca
rs. w. K. Belts and Winfield Belts wi
Middletown, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer til
Belts and Richard r. Belts. to
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