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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23
ANOTHER
FRIGHTFUL
TRAGEDY.
Josie Day Kills Daisy Poindexter
with Knife---Had Been Cut
Observation-Disclosures
Claim Body.
Especial by John Mitchell, Jr.)

Daisy Poindexter, nee Howard, OF
12O Pulliam Street was killed by
Josie Day of 41$ N. Madison Street
Friday night, April 18th, at about
1890 o'clock. The knife used cut
the large vein in her neck, causing
her death before she reached st.
Philips Hospital. The woman charged
with the crime, presented a peculiar
appearance in the lookup in the
Police Court Saturday morning 18th
inst, as she sat there with uncombed
bushy hair, while Attorney Edgar b.
English Conversed with her.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23
WOULDN'T STAY AWAY.

Josie would not stay away from
the house. When Daisy did not go
there, she would come to her house.
She got so she would not admit her
to the house. She got after Daisy
yesterday about drinking urging her
to quit it. She said she had only
taken one drink. She went out yes
terday evening and said she would
return at 10:30.
THE DEAD WOMAN'S CLOTHES.
II was expecting her when some
one came here and told me that
Josie Day had cut her to death.
Then Virginia West unlocked a
wardrobe and displayed an attractive
gown, hose and new shoes owned by
the dead woman. She was loud in
her condemnation Of Josie Day. AS
she was talking a young man en-
tered. He looked like a white man.
She arose from her chair and offered
him the seat. He had been listening
intently. Then he remarked that he
was Daisy Poindexter's brother.
His name was Harry Howard,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23

Have The Planet sent to your
home. It will be welcome visitor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23
GRAVEL HILL NOTES

The pas or, Rev. W. L. Tuck Will
preach tomorrow morning. After
services the Communion will be
served.
The pastor and choir will render
services at the Union Level Baptist
Church at night
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23

! Trustee e. j. Johnson left last
Tuesday with the delegation to at
tend the Annual Conference Of the
il. NJ. E. Church in Norfolk, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23
FULTON NOTES.

Pastor Cobbs preached on The
Resurrection last Sunday. Deacon
Taylor Of the Queen Street Baptist
Church and others were present.
The I. o. st. Luke OF the East
End held their anniversary service
at Mt. Calvary at 3:a0. Rev. Cobbs
preached the sermon.
There were several conversions ~
Calvary during the revival conduct
ed by Rev. Doc Cotman Of Charles
City County, Va i.
Rev. C. B. Jefferson preached at
Shiloh Baptist Church last Sunday
at $3.50 P. NJ, ct which time the
revival ended. 1t had been conducted
by rev. w. E. Brown, assisted by
Rev. Jefferson. The pastor will bap'
tize tomorrow after the morning SER
vice in the creek over by the Gov
ernment Road.
Fulton Lodge, No. AZ, X. OF P.
will hold their 26h Anniversary at
Shiloh Baptist Church tomorrow at
$3.50 P. M.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23

Mrs. Annie Watkins, Of Chicago,
III. is in the city. She will be glad
to see her many friends at the old
home, SIS N. Adams Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23
UNION LEVEL NOTES.

Rev. b. J. Ruffin preached sun
day morning on che subject, HE has
Been Here and Gone. The Sunrise
Prayer Meeting was good. Commun-
ion YVES served in the afternoon.
The pastor will call the financiai
roll tomorrow morning. Each per-
son is expecfe ed to pay their $40.
Row. w. L. Tuck, pastor of GRAY
el Hill Baptist Church will preach
at night.
Mrs. Virginia Porter and her
folks are home again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23
STORY SEEMED UNREAL.

1t was plain The man was not
telling the truth. Thomas knew he
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert o. Ball,
OF Kilmarnock, Va. were in the city
recently.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23

Mr.. Louis Thomas, formerly of
Richmond, who has been residing in
New York for some time, is in the
city visiting his sisters, Mrs. Halle
II Callahan of North Fifth Street
and Mrs. Marie T. Jones, of West
Leigh Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-04-23

Mrs. Alice M Lucas. 1909 18th
Street N. w, Washington, D. c.,
sister of Mrs. Georgia A Price, died
at her residence Wednesday, April
20, 6 P. M. She belonged to the
wellknown Gibbons family Of Char
lott esville
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04

cudzinca, ale ak So zdrzi bez pre-
trhnutia diva roky aemi, ktorej
oboanom alsbo poddanym je jsj
nanzel, alebo dlhsie ako pat 70.
kos ' inej cudzej zemi, podlieha
tym istym pravidlam ako kazdt
naturalizovany obcan.
Vsetky pravidla a nariadenia.
ktore So tykajn naturalizovanfch
obGanov, W.T. 'ahujl sa tax iste ma
nu. Musi dokazat .ze hlavnou pr
cinou jej dlheho pobytu Y cudzi.
ne je okollost ktora spada Dc
jednej tried, ktore sme hore spo
menuli, pri com nemoze uviest
dostatoGnu pricinu ma priklad tt
okolnost', ze zije. V cudzine ibs
preto, ze jej manzel sa tam zdrzia
va z dovodov hore spomenutych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04

15c., {. 4. 25c. Slovak, jeho pova-
ha, vlastnosti 4 schopnosti, napf-
sal Rev. Kompanek Soc. Slovaks
Of Hungary Soc. Bohemian tCech)
Biography $1.OO. The Trail Of the
Hun 25c. Dlzen, makcen a ypsi.
on 4Oc.
Narodne kolky: Sloyenskeho nj
rodne kolky, 100 kusov "a $1.OO
Odznaky q mince. Zlat6 odzna.
Ky, kus po $1OO. Pozlatene Soc
zenske pozl. po 60c. Slov. narod
ne mince 10 "a $1.0O.
Vsetky objednavky adresuitc
Slovenslk Liga,
p. 0. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa
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DIEv6ATA!

Slovensky 28-rocny mladenec
rad by 81 urobit znamost po-
riadnou Slovenkou, pannou alebo
vdovou cd Is do 30-rocnou. Ktore
sa zaujimaju vydaj, mech pisu
po slovensky alebo anglicky ma
adresu: j. NJ. Rudik, G. Del, Gil
rard, Ohio. As
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scentralHoyane. Obec, stolica.

y
ziadneho rozhodneho slova. aby
nemohla konat to, co zretedlne
vidf, ze jej je na prospech, ale a.
by konala yylucne to, co jeden a
lebo dvaja tych desiatich nacel-
nikov Statu 81 zaumienia. Tedy, a.
by narod nemal nijakej samo--
spravy.'
\ "Tak ty, D'urko, myslis, ze
bez samospravy nemozny je po-
krok ' State nemozne je blaho
obeianstvag -
Tu sa mi D'uro namrzel a al
| hnevivo hlasito zvolal: 'Nuz ci
nevidis. aky mizerny, aky skare.
dy je ten pokrok, ked V dcvia.
tom roku co Republika stoji, w.
Sc 10000 zivitel'o 'ov rodin RADIO by
ujst toho pokroku do sireho
sveta? Alebo akyze je. to pokrok
ked' stat musi yydavat' velike pc
maze vselijakym bezcharakter
nym potrimiskarom, ably donna !;
| y cudzine vychval'ova pomery q
poriadky toho statu a ciganili te,
istej Wade, ktora ich vydrziava
0 pomeroch a poriadkoch inycf
statoch? Aky &c je to vyvin, ked
najcharakternejsi, najverneja
najvzelane.Ei l'udia svojho naro
da nemaju u vlady ami najmensie
no uznania ,ba vlada je TAXA "a
slepena. ze dovoli takych Sl'ache
nych Slovakov prenasledovat' a
lebo ich al sama prenasleduJe
Nuz ME je to nijaky pokrok, nj
| iaky vyvin, nijaky rozumn.
ciel'! To je, rovno povediac mrza
Genie statu. Vsetok zivotaschop
ny vyvin musi sa dat vn1tr
organizmu. Vyvin slovenskeh
naroda musi sa dat neho $;
/ ,lmeho tax, ably narod seba citil
!, sam seba riadil. spravoval. LIE
, tax moze mas narod stat sa zdr
/ YOU mohutnou sticast 'ou spolo
t neho Statu.
Teraisie vladne kruhy Cesk
;, Slovenskej Republiky ami SAM
nevedia, nechapu, akd ohromn
skodu robia cesktmu slove.
skemu narodu tym, re obidva n
rody balamutia nesmyselnvm,
priamo uz chlapec1k!m heslon
"Sme ceskoslovensky narod - [
dosial' toto bludne heslo narobi
mnoho zlej krvi. Ale ia vidim
nom o moe hlbsiu zkazu nez chu
pocest 'ovat' Slovakov. To hes
ie len podvodna zastera ma niN
= Genie slovenskeho naroda: na V
korist 'ovanie jeho hmotnNch 5
;. prirodnych ,darov. oberanie ho
duchovne potencie. hlusenie
nom vysokych idei to ysetko
y. dine k v6li panovacnosti a sy'
= ritsktmu zivobytiu niektorych
:, =: nakov so sos1verenymi modes
. mi. - =
"Nuz ale, ako by sa to dalo V
y tko napravit'?'
NJ "Odpoved' IA tuto otazku
o. zaduje viacej slov. TO ii tiez
e. skorsie rozpoviem" "
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Drobne ohlasky

+ $3.50 VAN xamsni vAS starry fornes
i "a Niagara fornesom. TO xnaci vset.
ku pracu, hotovo xakurit'. Jedini q
gend pre- Monarch, Niagara Col
Boiler Plate fornesi. City Roofing Co.
ss5 Wilson Ave. Tel. 334O1. Res. 6457A
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ZRIEDKAvA PRfLE-I- o., /
KUPIf FARMU!

Nezdravy som, preto moJu pek-
MI 1O0akrov1 farmu, ma ktorej je
5 akrov dobraho lesa, sedem izbo-
W dom, barna, stebelna a inc bu-
dovy, 2 kone, ] kraya, 2 osipane,
80 mladych knr,- 10 kaeiek, 20 ton
sena atd'. vsetko "a $500 muse
ny som odpredat Al ma splatky
dam alebo zacarujem "a domek V
Sharon, Pa. alebo Youngstown
okoli, pre- moju familiu, ia do
teplejsich krajov muslin lst', bo
na reumatizmus trpim a na farme
nemozem pracovat'.
Moja farma je blizo Pardoe, Pa.
ma cimentovanej ceste, medzl
Mercer, Pa. a Grove City, Pa. Ad,
resa je: Jakub krafcik, Mercer
Pa, r. +. d. No. 5 alebo mozete
uplne vysvetIenie dostat pana
G. v. Hamory, 218 Erie Terminal
Building, Youngstown, Ohio.
Krajania, to je lacnota, nina {
| vel'a Wac stoji vsetko, ale zdra
vie muslin 81 hl'adats. Prid tie ale
bo piste: Jakub krafcik, r. F. d
No, 5. Mercer. Pa. (o44
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ZTRATA oBCIANsTVA PoBY
TOM v CUDZINE.
+. II /. s

~N"sS~A uAADOS OoSdnAAN uAAOAA
ckl, ktorl sa sberaju ma navStcvu
do stareho kraju alebo do ktorei-
kol 'vek Incl cudzej zeme, mali by |
sa pred svojim odchodom infor-
movat nariadeniach americke-
ho zakona OIL 'adom dlheho poby-
til v cIdzine. Nezabudnite, ze
ztracate americke obcianstvo, ke-
by ste ostaIi dlhsie ako diva roxy
vo svojej rodnej zemi, tedy V Ces-
koslovensku, dlhsie ako pat 70.
koy inej cudzej zemi, ktora ME
je vasou vlast 'ou. Ked ma pri-
klad Slayak alebo Cech sa naro-
dill Rlsku, neztraca svojho pra-
VI. obcianskeho dlhsfm pobytom
" Ceskoslovensku, ako diva roxy. /
Dobre vsak urobi, ked sa uisti ol
svojom prave kazdom pripade
u americkeho konzula. Nariade-
MIA tykajd sa prave tax rodenych
americkych obcianok, ktore sa Wy
daily "a cudzincov.
Cd kazdeho americkeho obca-
ia, mech uz nadobudnul syojho
obcianstva IA zaklade svojho ma
rodenia vo Spojenych Statoch a.
lebo naturalization, je pozadova-
ne, ably pri podavani ziadosti o
konzularnu registraciu alebo 0 ce
stovnE pas podpisal odprisahane
! prehlasenie o tom, co bolo prici-
nou jeho dlheho pobytu cudzi-
ne. Ackol'vek tieto fakta su III
st 'ovane al V pripade rodenych
americkycb obcanov neznamena
to, ze svojim dlhym pobytom '
cudzine ztratili svojhD .obcianske'
he,prava. Toto sal m6ze stat ibs
V tom pripade, ked' sa daju ma
turalizovat' V cudzej zemi alebc
ked slozia akukol'vck prisahu
vernosti cudziemu statu
Pre- naturalizovaneho obcana
ako al pre- rodenu Amerikanku
vydatu "a cudzinca, plata vsal
me pravidla. Ak sa dral natura
lizovanv obcan dlhsie ako diva ro
. ky V zemi, V ktorej sa narodil, a
lebo dlhsie ako pat rokov V inc
.udzcj zemi, prestava byt' anne
. rickym obcanom a "a Jcho tryac
ne bydliSte bude povazovane t
miesto. kde sd zdrziaval poslcdn
roxy. Zakon mu vsak poskytuJ
, moznost' ably tak!to predpokla
. prekonal a to podanim hodnove'
~ ntho vysvetlenia, preeo sa vlast
ne TAX dlhy cas- zdrzoyal mlmo A
meriky. Podl "a nariadenia depar'
mentu statu mozu sl1zit' "a d.
: statocne priciny k udrzaniu o'
cianstva nasledujice okolnostl:
1. Pobyt v cudzine vyhradne
lebo hlavne "a 1celom zastupenl
,merickeho obchodu;
VI 2. Pobyt V cudzine Z doVodo
e. ueiakej nepredvidanej snrnej pr
ciny. ktora zabranila tomu, all
= navrat do Ameriky Dol uskuto
neny yeas;
3. Pobyt V cudzine hlavne "a
celom reprezentacie dajakej uzn
nej vychovavatel 'skej, vedecke
q dobrocinnej alebo nabozensk'
i organizacie americkej;
j. 4. Pobyt V cudzej zcmi, ktol
o. ME je jeho vlast 'ou, ak sa zdrzi
D. va obcan tam len "a tym uccior
"a ably sa venoval dajakemu yyssl
q mu povolaniu, ktore sa neprieci
I nerickym zaujmom a pre- ktol
q Dol vychovany americkych j
6 stitlciach.-
4 Department statu zdorazi,u,
i, pajma to, ze akekol,yek pred
9, strete dolaazy musia sa tykat il
0. neodskriepitel 'nych faktov q z
i. kolnosti a nijako plhych domnii
!, nok. vo vsetkyph Ipfipadach kl' q
j, die sa vel 'ka vaha ma to, jake s
O. ziadatel'ove plany ohl'adom n
g. vratu do Spojenych Statoy.
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RozHovoR MA CASE.
Go znamena vyvin?

HdSudiH, Ae W UUlo pIlNtI he u
krutnfctvo. Take myslienky na
nase easy nepristanu. Teraz su
svetose prldy vselijake; jeden
narod llci sa al Cd desiatich dru-
hy.h7a a ked' al pochyti nejakt
plany nahl 'ad, po case vysumi mu
hlavy, tax ako ked diet'a nau-
ei sa 11a ulici mrzkym slovam, ne
sk6r ich ma ulici Ease ztratf.
Ach, we'd ami ia nemyslfm, ze
by pre- akekol 'vek nahl 'ady my.
slienky bolo treba niekoho ubijat
alebo Zen prenasledovat'. Ale pla-
ne idey st otravne a preto treba
narod tax vychovavat', zeby sa
otravnym nazorom sam branil, uz
ci s1 tie ,nazory stare, ci move. "A
druhej Istrany pokladam "a mai
hlavnejsiu vec, ably SINE my Slo-
vaci, start, mladi boil tax vycho
vavani, zeby SINE boil 81 poveomi
svojich lepsich nazorov a nasled.
kom toho, ably sme boil nepristup.
III tym planym.''
Ale, prosim ia, D'urko, W.
SLOW sa zretedlnejsie. a radsej pri-
klada1ni 20 zivota, lebo ked I uzi-
vas take vseobeene vyrazy, memo
zcm tisdokonale rozumiet'.''
''Dobre. Vseobecne vyrazy. u
I'll som len preto, ze maju vseobee
MI plaAnost'. Nuz rozpoviem mo-
ju myslienku pre- teba srozumi,
tel 'nejsim sp0sobom Bratia Cesi
majn Q State celkom inaksi po.
chop, nez slovenski narodovci
Cesi myslia, ze stat je TAXA orga.
nizacia, ktorej treba vsetko ODE
tovaf',Sa ia organizacia ze potom
uskutoni sebe take poriadky
ze velika vacsina obcianstva bude
blazena. Naproti tomu slovensk
narodoyci su preSvedceni. re sta
ic len prostriedok Ia to, ably roz
mnozene bolo blaho obcianstva
tedyss1iaroda. Ze Stat neslnie byt
kGnecnym ciel 'om, nesmie obeto
vat blaho znacnej casti obcian
styasz take ciele. ktore sd lei
dnes;nlajn byt' blahodarnymi
sice szdaji sa byt' blahodarnym
len 50. par takym l'ud 'om, kto1
sd talk. reccno nahodou dostali d
zakonodarstva alebo do minister
stva,s ale skutocne potreby marc
da bud vel mi slabo, nedostato'
ne ziiajtl, alebo celkom nijako n
znajii.
NM ale we'd narod sam ma
rozvazit koho voG "a zakon'
daEcoy.'' ...
Narod by 81 rozvazil, keby n
Dol zavadzany falosnymi heslan
naukami; a obzvlaste keb
hmeds od pociatku neboli byva
do :fych zakonodarlych Iradt
postayeni taxi l'udia, co so 81
v;lkmi nccitia.''
"Hja, we'd var vies, re ton
nedbolo NONE predist' we'd 81
vaci.-nemali ami siicich ludi a II
n.aiujch ami teraz, takych, aky'
by potrebovali do yaznych III
dow
ITO sn haraburdacke reel!
znavam, ze taehnickych odb
roch pri zeleznici, poste, telegr
fe, telefone nemali dost l'udi ]
vsetlsy miesta. We'd ale V tych
pracaph ME su ma patricne mics
postageni ami len ii Sloyaci, kto
sll Ea to suci. Ale som okona
presyedceny, re "a profesoro
s,ldcoy, notaroy, financnych 1ri
nIkos, ncitel'ov. sluznovcoy
nycll dinovnikov yo yerejnej sp
vc niajl Sloyirai dost' svoji'
vlastnych sucich Judi. Ale hac
ie indie. Bratia Cesi myslia,
Stat anozno najlepsie vyvinoyat
ked sie 1setk|o' spejens iedny'
alebd malo rukach; Sked' rozkai
a lipfasy cd ministerstva az /
liradh4ho sluhu idl z jedneho j
dineKO. miesta a ked vsetko de
sa taK;y celom state ako 81 to n
- - -. 49, -..
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-21
Milford Neck

Mrs. Harry Griffen of Bowers
Beach is spending a few days with
her nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jester.
James Post1es is spending some
time with relatives and friends of
Philadelphia.
VIM. Deputy was the guest of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Bennett a part of last week.
Mrs. Ruth Sapp of Houston, the
teacher of Pine Grove School, who
has been very sick was able to take
up her school duties again this
week. Miss Sara Vinyard substitute
ed for her.
Mrs. Joseph Bennett who has been
real sick is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Mrs. VIM. Webb of Frederica
spent several days last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Rust.
Mrs. James Deputy is able to be
out again after being sick for sever
al days.
George Hollinger, Jr., was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beidman
on Sunday.
Charles Postles and George Davis
were Wilmington visitors on Sun
day.
The Ladies Aid of Milford Neck
will meet January % at the Milford
Neck M. E. Church. If roads are i'm
passable it will be postponed.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-21
AVENUE NJ. E. CHURCH

What was considered the greatest
anniversary service ever held by Av-
enue NJ. E. Church of this town con-
cluded on Sunday, January 9Th, with
Bishop w. F. Mcdowell preaching in
the morning, and Col. J. H. Cudllpp
addressing a large congregation IN
the evening.
Next Sunday morning DR.. c. j.
Barnhardt of the Philippines will
bring the message. We are advised
that he is an interesting speaker
and comes with a thrilling message
of the progress made by Methodism
in the mission fields.
Have you seen the picture Of the
elaborately decorated auditorium OF
our church? 1t is a very excellent
one. G. Roland Messick will receive
orders for same at the price Of rs
cents.
The official board has extended the
pastor, Rev. Disston w. Jacobs, a
very sincere and unanimous invita-
ton to remain as pastor for the sew
enth year.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-21
Houston

Church news for Sunday, January
%: Sunday school $50. Preaching
at 1920. Song service on Sunday
evening beginning at 7:15. Preaching
at 8 o'clock. Revival meetings are
in progress. Rev. Thomas has secur-
ed several very able ministers to
help him in these meetings. On Fri
day night of this week Rev. Collins
of Harrington will preach for Rev.
Thomas and Rev. S. w. Grant will
also be present. Cottage prayer
meetings are being held each day in
the different homes. These meetings
are for everybody and we want each
and everyone to come.
The fourth quarterly conference
will be held in the Houston M. E.
Church on Friday afternoon, Febru-
ary IL.
Mrs. Charles Hayes, Mrs. Benz.
Manlove, Mr.. and Mrs. Hummell and
Mrs. Thomas Cahall are on the sick
list at this writing.
Miss Eleanor Carre Of Washington,
D. c., spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carre.
MTS. JOS6pu I1dy Cd 0POh1 @"SN
Thursday in Harrington as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. P. Harrington.
Merrill w. Thistlewood and fam
lily, H. J. Thistlewood and family
and Emory Webb and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Thistlewood of Harrington
were the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. E. Manlove of Milford.
Mrs. Augustus Morgan spent Tues
day in Harrington as the guest OF
Mrs. Albert Thistlewood, Jr.
Mrs. Reese, wife of Rev. J. d.
Reese, is quite ill at this writing.
Mrs. Josephine Capehart of Lin
coin has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sapp.
Mrs. John Cook of Millville, N. j.,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. }.
c. Wharton.
Mrs. J. Benton Counselman had as
her guest over the weekend, Miss
Sara Graham, Of Beaver, Pa. Miss
Grahqm was a class mate Of Mrs.
-Sounselman at Beaver College and is
now an instructor at the Mary Lyon
School for Girls at Swarthmore, Pa
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-21
METHODIST PROTESTANT NEWS

Pastors topics for Sunday: IL a.
m. "The Model Church," 1880 p. m.
Jonathan, or a Man Who Went Wis
iting." This is the first of a series OF
sermons on Biblical characters that
will be preached each Sunday eve
ming by DR.. Bryan.
The subject on Thursday evening
will be the Lords Prayer" The
pastor will also answer any ques-
tions concerning different phases OF
the Christian life, or any Biblical
questions that are handed in to MIN.
The Intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society acted as host to the
Senior Society last Sunday evening.
They presented a wide-awake, inter-
esting program, which was much ap-
preciated by the seniors. Next Sun
day evening the seniors will enter
tain the intermediates, so come out
seniors and show your colors.
The Primary Department is very
interesting unit of our Sabbath
School. Parents and friends upon
visiting the Primary Department Will
find efficient and consecrated tea
chers, graded classes, and everything
conducted in a business-like man
ner. We are indeed proud of this
department and Mrs. Downing and
her staff of assistants are to be COM
plimented for their splendid work.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Socle-
ty and their friends enjoyed very
pleasant social evening last Iues-
day. The program Of music ard recl-
tations was well arranged and very
entertaining. The ladies are making
plans for a larger and more success
full organization this year than ever
before.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-21
Nassau

The services on Nassau charge for
Sunday, January %, is as follows:
At Whites Chapel Church: Sunday
school at 10 a. m. sharp. Preaching
at II a. m.
At Zion Church: Sunday school at
1870 p. m. Preaching at 2:30 p. m.
Epworth League 7:3) Z. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauford Warrington
were called to the bedside of Mr..
Warrington's sister, who was taken
suddenly i'll last week.
o. L. Carey and Mr.. Knapp have
had electric lights installed in heir
homes and also in Mr.. Carey's store.
Rev. J. A. Buckson of AIillsboro
and Sebourn Buckson of Dover were
dinner guests at the parsonage on
Monday.
Mrs. Roach is rapidly improving.
Mrs. W. c. Buckson is much bet
ter at this writing.
Rev. w. G. Buckson is planning to
preach at Millsboro Wednesday eve
ming in the revival services.
Samuel w. Davidson, one of the
most respected men of this section,
died at his home in Nassau January
4, 1927, age 46 years, months and
13 days. Mr.. Davidson was i'll for
two months. He was devoted man
to his family and always ready to
lend helping hand to anyone in
time of need. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Milton Andrews,
assisted by Rev. w. G. Buckson of
Nassau on Friday afternoon, Janu-
ary Z, at 2 o'clock at the Lewes NJ.
E. Church and interment made in
the M. E. cemetery. He leaves to
mourn his loss a wife and four chill
dren, father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Georfe P. Davidson Of Lewes;
several brothers and sisters, Charles
A. Davidson of Harbeson, Mrs. Ruth
Anna Green of Lewes, Clarence L.
Davidson of Lewes and G.. Elmer
Davidson of, Lewes, Mrs. Leah E.
Webb of Nassau and host Of rela-
tives and friends.
Don't forget the P. T. A. meeting!
Please have reports ready and make
it a lively discussion.