Milford chronicle., 1928-10-26

its efforts during the past year. He
/ asked Commander. Knox Of the local
post to arise and in a few choice
words presented to him a silver lov-
ing cup for Harrington Post, on ac-
count of their having made the lar
gest percentage of gain during the
past year. Sylvester said that the
commander was very modest but
that he was the champion member
getter on the roster of the local
post. Commander Knox accepted
the cup and then replied to the
TOastmaster and said that the ma
chinery of the local post ran smooth
on account of having coil SylVes-
ter" as its adjutant. At the close of
the session they were entertained by
HarringtOn's Darktown Quartet,
which arrived late due to being de-
tained elsewhere. Before the Depart
ment Chaplain was called upon to
pronounce the benedictiOn, Adjutant
Sylvester announced that the busi-
ness meeting of the local post sched-
uled to take place following the
banquet would be postponed until
next Monday evening. Benediction,
Rev. G. A. Burslem.
The following were among those
present: Past Department Com
manders, DR.. w. w. Speakman, J. A.
Crothers, Wilmington, Earl Sylves-
ter, Harrington; department chap
lain, G. A. Burslem, Dover; depart
ment commander, w. E. Matthews,
Smyrna; department adjutant, Will
liam Kentworthy; department SER
vice officer, John Dugan, Whining
ton; commander, Jos. Lawson, Will
Major Wildreck, Whining
ton; Commander Vogel, Smyrna;
Baxter and George Hill, Do
yer; DR.. Clyde Nelson, Milford; DR..
Wilker, Laurel; Ray Ingram, George
town; Harlan Ellis, Walter Lloyd,
Klat of Laurel; E. J. Ford,
Smyrna; James H. Deputy, Richard
Wiley, Frank T. Nickols, Green
wood; DR.. Jos. Bringhurst, FELTON,;
Harry S. Harrington, ]. Harvey Bur- (
CESS, Charles B. Knox, Theodore ,
Elmer Smith, Lawrence :
Adams, Charles E. Griffith, Ralph c. ,
Hayes, Lewis R. Clymer, Harry C.
Zee, Charles Weiss, Jennings Cahall,
J. w. Greenlee, Miles Draper, Santo :
Raymond, Benz. Emory, Horace Ril- !
~, Fred Bloom, w. Arthur Hudson !
md Harry Morris, all of Harring- \
on.
Il. E. Church Notes
$3.50 a. m.-Class meeting. &
1000 a. m.-Church school in all
H. J. Ramsdell, super {
ntendent. The offering for Sunday is \
or worlds service.
11:00 a. m.-Preaching by Rev. E. I
/. Collins, the third sermon on his j
ecent subject which is to be deliv-
red in a series of eight sermons. a
subject Sunday morning: Christ a \
Teacher" Text, 'Thou art a Teacher I
ONE from God" F
GAS p. m.-Epworth League, led r
y Misses Marian Simpson and Eliz-
beth Minner. Subject, Parties and n
1880 p. m.-Preaching, subject, a
His Incarnation" or how He came. a
ext, Behold, a virgin shall con- F
CAfOg anu UCc4 q 0O4A5 ctnu snail Sc44 II
is name Emmanuel" lisa. 7-14.
Prayer meetings every Wednesday a
vening at 1880 o'clock. Junior
eague every Wednesday afternoon :
t 4 p. m. Miss Margaret Simpson,
Next Sunday will be observed as
Good Literature Day" in our
nurch. Subscribe for the Christian
dvocate and receive it two months
zee.
The junior members of Prospect
pworth League will have charge of
e church services at Prospect M.
Church on Sunday, October 28th.
lnday school at 2 o'clock; preach
g at o'clock. A special program
insisting of vocal and instrumental
usic, has been arranged by the
niors. Everybody welcome.