Milford chronicle., 1928-11-23
Glendale

In the death of Mrs. Eliza A. Jes-
ter, wife of James H. Jester, our
community has suffered a great loss.
Her death at the home of her hus-
band, took place on Tuesday NOM
ing, November 20, aged Is years.
Mrs. Jester was one Of those large
hearted women, who deemed it a
pleasure to be of assistance to any
one in distress or need. She was a
faithful member of the NJ. j. Church
to which she had belonged for over
fifty years, and she seemed to de-
light in engaging in the work of the
church, and was strong supporter
in every way, both in attendance
and financial assistance.
Mrs. Jester was charter member
of the Ellendale Ladies Aid Society
and was ever faithful in the dis
charge of her duties.
She leaves to mourn he: loss, her
husband, James H. Jester, two
daughters, Mrs. Harvey COverdale,
Mrs. Arthur Russell, two sisters,
Mrs. Leah Walls, Mrs. Albert Cover
dale: three brothers, Joseph II.
Reed, D. H. Reed of E., George NJ.
Reed and a host of other relatives
and friends. Her funeral took place
at 2 O'Clock Friday from the home
of her husband. Interment at Red
Mems cemetery.
The Epworth League social met
with Miss Mildred Warren, Friday
evening. November 9th, at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Warren. Those present were Mrs.
Lawrence Warren, Miss Rachel 10 F
verdale. Bessie Mae Warren, Grace
Smith, Lydia COverdale, Marion
Robinson, Hyacinth Lynch, also Rev.
Willis, Paul Smith, David Beebe ana
John A. Prettyman. The following
officers were elected: President,
Miss Mildred Warren; first vice
president. Miss Hyacinth Lynch;
second vice president, Bessie Mae
Warren; third vice president, Grace
Smith; fourth vice president, Mar
ian Robinson; secretary, Miss Rach-
el CoverdaIe: treasurer, Mrs. Law
renee Warren. Miss Hyacinth Lynch
had prepared a special program as
follows: Piano solo, Miss Mildred
Warren; duet, Misses Mildred and
Bessie Warren; vical solo, Miss Ra-
chel Coverdale; recitation, MISS
Hyacinth Lynch. The evening was
spent by playing different games
and at a late hour refreshments
were served. Our next meeting Will
he held with Miss Lydia Coverdale,
December IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy Lynch and
family entertained Mr.. and Mrs. At
wood I. Lynch and family of Frank
ford.
Mrs. Lawrence Warren entertain
ed her sister, Miss Jefferson Sun i
R. J. Clendaniel is able to be out t
again. ;
Miss Mildred Warren spent the
with friends at Newark. 6
Miss Pauline Lynch spent the t
weekend at Wilmington with friends {
and relatives. &
Mr.. and Mrs. George COverdale and Z
family and Charles KOhlenberg
spent Sunday with Fred Deputy and \
family at Oakley. S
Miss Mae Willis of Salisbury spent T
the week with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Willis. +
Mrs. Anderson TimmOns and Mrs. v
H. T. Smith spent Friday in Will /
mington. Y
Mrs. George Coverdale and grand V
son, Paul Smith, were guests of Mrs. s
Martha Warren at Milton on Friday.
Miss Bessie Warren has returned s
home after spending week with v
relatives at Clayton, Philadelphia I
and Camden, N. ]. Z
Miss Edna Warren spent Tuesday "
evening with Miss Hyacinth Lynch.
Norman Jester and sister, Gather
ne. entertained their parents Sun
lay. Mr.. and Mrs. George Jester.
Mrs. Oliver Lynch is on the sick
list at this writing.
Little Oliver Clendaniel, son OF a
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Clendaniel, en- +
-ered into the gates of heaven Sun T
Law afternoon, age about five years. A
The Epworth League proved to be Fl
1 great success, Sunday evening
With Mrs. Smith as leader.
Sunday school 10:30 p. m.
Preaching II by Rev. Willis.
Epworth League Sunday evening r
1t Z. Leader, Miss Hazel Derrick
ion. Nj
Preaching 1880. Everybody invit- v, v,
ID.
The Ladies Aid Society of New
Market M. E. Church will serve
and chicken pie sup
Ter at the home of Mr. ano Mrs.
RAYMOND Tucker, next Tuesday eve
ling, November 27. If stormy it will
,e held the following evening, start te
ne at six-thirty Ice cream, cake L
nd ,,io also for sale .-. -.