Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-01-20
Harrington
DIR. Gunby at M. +. Quarterly

DIR. Gunby at nj. =. Quarterly
Conference
The fourth quarterly conference OF
the Harrington NJ. E. Church was
held on Monday evening. Rev. w. e.
Gunby, d. D., District Superlntend-
ent, presided. Rev. E. H. Collins is
closing his 4th year as pastor OF the
church, and was unanimously 1nYlt-
cd to return for the fifth year.
should Pastor Collins be returned
for another year, this will break all
former records for Harrington
Church, as four years has been the
longest period any pastor has ever
served the charge. Eighteen were
present at the conference. Inc eA-
cellent reports given by the pastor
and the other organizations Oh the
church gave evidence that 1871 was
one of the best years. The LADIES
Aid Society reported an adult mem
bership of 100 and 80 junior mem,
hers The church school showed an
average attendance of $50 durlns
1907 which is the greatest IN INC
I,is+orv of the church. H. }. halls-
dali is the happy superintendent
with a first class corp OF teacIlelS'
The offerings for the year nave Deen
the best of any of the past years
The following were elected as mem
bers of the Official Board OF the
church for 1928: Trustees, 5. L.
Sam. J. Will Powell, A. D. McCape'
I. r. Jones, John D. Brown, Will D
S",,i+I, n Fred Wilson, w. w. Sharp,
and Fred Satterfield; stewards, L.
I, .Sapp. G. S. Harrington, Mc1lroy
Jackson. s. C. Creadick, H. J. Rams
dali. C. l.. Gordon, VIM. II. Wroten'
f. w. Dean, T. C. Hammond, Green
workman, Samuel Link, H. }. cam
nor IT. r.. CULLEN, L. B. WEIGH
Noah Conn, w. E. West, w. j.
Faulkner. Mrs. Nellie Jones, Mrs. A
v Satterfeld, Mrs. Martina Powell
Mrs. w. w. Sharp, Mrs. L. I. jones'
Mrs. e. w. Dean, Mrs. L. M. Sapp'
Mrs. Ella D. Cordrey, Mrs. May
Sheldrake, Mrs. Sallie, H. Tharp'
Mrs. Rosena Sharp, Mrs. Ann r
Lewis, Mrs. Nellie Smith ana MIS-
c. Fred Wilson; record steward, Ell
nest w. Dean; district steward, L.
I. Sapp; reserve district steward, L.
n ZONES: communion steward, Mrs.
Sallie Tharp; Sunday school super
intendent. H. ]. Ramsdan; presl-
dent of Epworth League, Miss Oda
Baker; superintendent Junior
League. Miss Margaret Simpson;
president w. F. M. Society, Mrs. Ell
la D. Cordrey; class leaders, A. u
McCabe and M. Jackson; exhorter,
A. D. McCabe; treasurer OF local
budget. H. J. Ramsdall; beneVo-
Iences. Mrs. Elizabeth Cahan; d.
rector of social and recreat1onaI
life. Mrs. Grace Chasson; secretar-
les of good literature, Mrs. May
Sheldrake, Mrs. Mary Greenly, Miss
Mary Clark; educational committee
Mrs. L. T. Jones, Mrs. w. w. Sharp
Mrs. C. Fred Wilson; judge OF ap-
peals, w. w. Sharp; quarterly con-
ference committees: apportoneo pc
nevolences, Mrs. L. NJ. ,Sapp, MISS
Emma Downes and L. T. Jones;
Christian stewardship, Mrs. E. w.
Dean, Mrs. Myrtle Thompson Par
| sons and Mrs. Harriet Plummer;
foreign missions, c. L. Gordon, Mrs.
\ SalIie Faulkner, H. E. CULLEN; home
missions and church extension, Mrs.
Martina Powell, Noah Cain and Mrs.
Gilbert Jones; tracts, Mrs. Virginia
/ Clarkson, Miss Elizabeth Gordon and
Miss Reba Baker; temperance, L. L.
Sapp, Mrs.--A. V. Satterfeld and Mrs.
Ell D. .Cordrey; education, Mrs.
Harriet Derrickson, SeweH Knox
and Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins; edu-
(cation of negroes, Mrs. Bertha
Smith, Mrs. Anna G. Clark and
Samuel Link; hospitals, Mrs. Ann P.
Lewis, Mrs. Nellie Jones and Mrs.
Lane Adams; church records, Mrs.
L. M. Sapp, w. w. Sharp and G. S.
E1Harrington; auditing, C. Fred Will
pson, Elmer Smith and L. B. Welch.
J.. T. Jones is the delegate to the
Lay Conference that meets in will
mington in March. Mrs. G. S. Har-
rington is the geserve delegate.
City Council Holds Special Session
A special session of the newly
elected city council was held Mon
day evening to complete the naming
of committees to carry on the work
Through the year. Light Commit
a4oa Councilman Potter water COM |