Milford chronicle., 1928-08-10
Dagsboro

The Hundred Convention held in
Bethel M. E. Church last Tuesday
afternoon and evening, July 81, was
indeed a success. 1t was inspira-
tional and helpful in various ways.
The attendance was good. There
were four churches in the hundred
that were not represented when the
roll was called. Our hundred presi-
dent, Mr.. Wilkins, seemed to regret
very much their absence. Rev.
Windsor and Mr.. Stephens were
neither able to be present in the af-
ternOOn, but were present in the
evening. Each gave an account of
himself and plead for greater work.
The discussion brought on in the
afternoon by Rev. NJ. w. Marine, of
SelbyVille, and hundred president,
G. E. wilkins, of Millsboro, and
Miss Maggie S. Wilson, of George
town, were not only interesting but
very helpful to all present. Mrs.
Estella Mitchell gave the most COM
plete report ever heard in a hundred
convention by those present. She
had a report from every school in
the hundred. The officers elected
for another year are: President, C.
E. wilkins; vice-president, Harry
Bunting; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Estella Mitchell. The people
of DagsbOrO showed the spirit of
generosity by inviting all visitors to |
stay and be entertained in their |
homes. The special music rendered |
by members of each church in the |
town was excellent and enjoyed. |
Rev. Beauchamp gave a very stir
ring and enthusiastic address in
the evening. This alone was worth
the efforts of the convention. Words
of appreciation were expressed for
those who took any part in helping
1T a success by the presiding Off
GERS.
The Sunday evening services of
the M. r. Church will be discontin-
ued until the month OF September.
Mr.. Sanford Thomas, of Whining
ton, is spending his vacation with
his parents at the NJ E. parsonage.
Mr.. J. Harpel Thomas and family, r.
of Phila., spent Sunday with Rev.
and Mrs. G. S. Thomas.
Many from here motored to Beth
any Beach Sunday evening and
were entertained by the Marine |
Band
Emory Kitchens, of MillsbOro, and t
Mrs. Maud Helm, of this town, were t
quietly married Saturday night at
Md. They were united a
by Rev. Gardiner, a former pastor a
of MillsbCro. L
Mrs. H. B. Gray entertained her {
sister the past week from Syracuse, b
New York. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson are
entertaining friends from Ohio the t,
past week. s
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vickers T,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Evans at Byard. b
Hubert Hudson, of New York, is P
pending his vacation with his par
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Hudson. d;
VIM. McCabe and family, of Phila- 81
-elphia, spent weekend with Mr..
nd Mrs. John A. Timmons. nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph West and re
1r. and Mrs. Harvey Bunting at
ended the funeral of their grand NJ
ather, Mr.. Wright, at Greenwood, NJ,
Ionday. Nv
Mrs. Mary West spent the week
nd with Mrs. Eliza Thomas.
Mrs. Raymond Baker is quite i'll ~ ~
this writing. Her mother, Mrs. -ui
hort, of Bridgeville, is spending
'me time with her. 1S
Mrs. VIM. Singer, of New York, NJ
Id Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hill, of w.
have returned after wv
lending some time with their par eXl
its, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth NJ. Hudson. 90
The American Legion ambulance J.
Georgetown was called Sunday PM
remove Mrs. Raymond Lockwood hel
the Milford hospital She is SER Dal
lsly i'll at this writing. n
The household goods of Mrs. Sar- anC
Ellen Parker, deceased, were Mr.!
Id at public auction Wednesday, are
gust Sth. son
Mr., and Mrs. Horace Hickman n
d daughter Virginia have returned dau
me after spending the weekend and
tn relatives in Philadelphia, They +
urned home by way of Deemer Phi
ach Sunday. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams and T
l, Louis and Mr.. and Mrs Alvin sto1
nmons and sons, Jerald and John Can
re returned from a trip to Allan of
City, Ocean Grove, Asbury Park N
Long Beach. the
'aul Williams is spending some the7
e with relatives in Philadelphia. G
Ir. and Mrs. Harvey Bunting at coat
ded the funeral of her GRANDPA
r at fredericksburg on Monday A