Milford chronicle., 1929-03-08
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Stewards, Frank NJ Jones, George
7. Lynch, John T. Carey, DR.. G.
Frank Jones, Henry c. Conrad, Cy-
rus Hatfield, A. l.. Hudson, Freder-
ick Walls, Washington A. Vickers,
w. Frank Sharp, Harry B. Boyer,
George A. Nelson, William Roach,
E. Harley Ryon, Howard j. Cooke,
Jehu F. Hudson, E. w. Ryon, Julian
E. Townsend, George Elton Walls,
Frank L. Joseph, Harold d. Hat
field, William M. P. Stemples, Ebe
II. Rust, G. Franklin NAPLES, Byron
! Pepper, julius Green, George H.
Short, John A. Jones, Alfred Pier
son Townsend, Ralph L. Swain,
Mrs. John F. Kaiser, Harry E. Hud-
son.
Sunday School Superintendent,
Frank M. Jones; president of La
dies Aid Society, Mrs. F.. M. Jones;
president of Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society, Mrs. Frederick
Walls; president of Ladies' Auxil-
larry, Mrs. Lavinia Adams.
Frank M. Jones was elected dele
gate to the lay Electoral Conference
in Wilmington in April, and Harry
+. Hudson was chosen reserve dele
gate.
At the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence of the church, held on Friday
night, the Rev. Theodore F. Beauch-
amp, who for the past four years has
served as pastor of the church, gave
notice that at the session of the
XAFf1r,a in or he
ask for a change of pastorate. Mr..
Beauchamp is mentioned for one of
the District Superintendent offices.
The Quarterly Conference adopted a
resolution of regret, which in part
said: During his pastorate the bud
get of the church has been largely
increased and a Community House,
which long has been the dream of
the members and friends of the
church, has become a reality; and
in whatever field of activity the
church authorities may see fit to
place him in the new Conference
year, it will be followed by our
prayers and all good wishes for
continued good health and unbound
ed success in the extension of the
Kingdom and in the salvation of
souls"
The work of DR.. Walter A. Gunby,
as Superintendent of the Dovevr dis
trict, also was praised in resolu-
ton.
Track Foreman James E. Tarr, of
was among friends here
Miss Ethel NAPLES is spending
some time in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian E. Townsend
spent a part of last week in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry West, of near
were among friends here |
Miss Sallie Messick, of the Re-
corder's office, spent last weekend |
with friends in Snow Hill, Md.
Mrs. Hester Wilgus Miller re-
turned to Philadelphia last week,
after spending several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs: Alvin F. |
here.
Mrs. B. J. Martin, of Winston
Salem, N. c., has been spending
some time with relatives here. Mrs.
Martin was formerly Miss Phyllis
Sammons, of this town.
Mrs. Anna B. Musgrove and Mrs.
Sadie Galliher, of Rehoboth, were
'ecent visitors here.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Sand Hill M. E. Church, met at the
lone of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pet
yjohn, on Thursday evening, Feb
uary 20, with good attendance.
LII enjoyed the evening very much.
Everyone appreciated Mrs. Bick-
ing's few interesting speeches and
lso a play by six entitled "a Good
little Girl" Everybody expressed
heir appreciation by a liberal con-
of $5.16. After that ice
ream and cake were served to all.
he next meeting will be on Thurs
ay evening, March %. at the home
f Mr.. and Mrs. Bickling of George
own. Everybody invited.