Milford chronicle., 1929-11-22
Lincoln City


Slaughter Neck new Methodist Epls-
copal Church will be dedicated Sunday
November "a. The program follows:
10 a. M, historical address by J. p.
Holland of Milford; laying OF corner
stone; sermon by Rev. Otis +. JeHer-
son. of ocean City, Md. who is one OF
our boys out of Slaughter Neck Church;
music and hymns by Lincoln ana
Slaughter Neck choirs. 2 p M. dedi-
cation services, sermon by Rev. w. II.
Habbart. SUPERINTENDENT of Dover Dis
trict, Wilmington Conferences; music
and hymns by Lewes choir. 7:5O p. M
Music and song services by Mlltord E1 NJ NJ
p. Church choir; sermon by Rev. w. u:
Habbart. Monday, 1880 P. m.' song ser
vices and, sermon. Tuesday, 1880. song
service and sermon by Rev. John n.
Thorton. of Cornersville, Md. Wednes-
day, 1880. song service and sermon py
Rev. ]. H Gardner OF WrtesTIiIae;;
Thursday, 1880 p. M, thanksgiving
services. Friday, 7:S0, song service ana
sermon by Rev. Frank Herson OF MIL
ford. We are looking for many OF our
former pastors to be present win US,
up to date have not been aple 10 ledVe
their work because of previous ar
rangements. All former district super
intendents, pastors, members, frlends
and the public are cordially invited to
come and worship with us. Come thou
with us and we win do thee good;
Mrs. Lawrence Warren; mrs. EVeiy1 1
I. Morris, Miss Elizabeth Heath ana
John A. Ruth attended the two days
session of the Delaware State Educa-
tional Association at Milford. These
meetings, being filed with inspiration
and worth while information, will en-
able the teachers to enrich their pro-
grams and contribute directly to the
functioning of interesting school activ-
tiles
DR.. H. B. King, assistant stare super
intendent, in charge of elementary
schools, and Supervisor e. Paul Burk-
holder were welcome visitors at our
Harold Caswel and wife and Thomas
Casweu and wife of Long Island City,
N. Y, spent the weekend with ]. L.
Clendaniel and family.
Herbert Clendaniel of Newark, N. J.,
spent a part of last week with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Julia Clendaniel.
Mrs. VIM. Walls is improving her
property with an addition of a sun
parlor and other improvements.
Mrs. Della LeCompte left Wednesday
for Camden, N. j., where she will
spend a par. of the winter months with
her daughters.
Harvey Conard and family of Phila-
delphia and H. p. VanKirk and family
of Milford were guests of Jay Abbott
and wife on Sunday.
CeCl 66lQSHldn ana family Oh Gnlld-
delphia have been spending a few
days with Willoughby Beideman and
family, near town.
Has any one thought of the Old
Smith Mill property as a desirable To-
cation for a new school building. There
is ample room for large playground? ?
We are very sorry to hear of the SER
ious illness of our respected neighbor,
George D. Reed. We hope for him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Murray Wyatt is visiting rela-
tiVes in Philadelphia
About 70 relatives and friends tend
cred a surprise party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vadakiu on Satur-
day evening in honor of Mr.. Vadakins 8 |
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Truitt entertain |
ed their immediate family on. Monday |
of their father, ]. p. Fitzgerald's 10Th /
The outbuildings of George D. Reed
and Harry Truitt have been greatly
with new paint.
The Ladies Aid met at the hcme OF
Mrs. Joseuh Calhoun on Friday even
ng. After the business hour the fol-
owing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. Fred Har-
Ter; vice president, Mrs. Joseph Cal
,oun; secretary. Mrs; John ponovan;
assistant secretary, Mrs. VIM. Truitt;
reasurer, Mrs Joseph Messick, organ
st, Mrs Arthur Walls; parsonage COM
nittee, Mrs. VIM. Truitt, Mrs. Murray
WYATT and Mrs. Jay Abbott.
The marriage Of Mrs. Laura Eliza
eth Hastings to Earl Jewen oI mar
us Hook, Pa, took place At Green's
oro, Nd, on Saturday evening, No
enber 16, by Rev. j. c. Lcdbetter. Mr..
nd Mrs. Jewell will make their future
ONE at Marcus Hook, Pa.
c. Ernest Reed and wife OF Phila-
elphia are spending a few days with
I. F. Warren and family.
Mrs. Race left Thursday morning
Or Newberg, N. Y, where she will .
rake her future home.
Alvord Shew and family Of Reading.
a., and Richard Mason and wife OF
N. j., spent the weekend
18th H. D. Cock and wife and l.. P.
hew and family.
Sherman Transue and wife Of Phil
delphia spent the weekend with Mrs.
ransue's parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM.
Mr. and Mrs. George McKnatt an
ounce the marriage of their Only
aughter, Lulu to Iohn Carroll Of Har-
ngton on Wednesday eVenin, Novem-
er6, at the Methodist parsonage in
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Torgan was the scene OF a happy gath
ring on November II when their many y
.Iatfves and friends gave them a sur y
rise party IN nonor ol VT. wy Hah |
rthday; It was also the occasion OF
-iss I.auretta Morgan's birthday.
Mrs, Hall Macklin Is confined TO her
,onn on account of Illness.
A number Of relatives and friends
athered 1T the horne Of Mr.. and Mrs.
AIRY Betts, near Shawnee, on Satur-
Nv evening in celebration OF Mr.
etts' birthday anniversary.
The third quarterly conference OF the
/. o. Church win be held In the church
aturday evening, November 80 at 1880
clock. Rev. w. p. Habbard, District
uperintendent. presiding.
Services Sunday as follows. Glass 10 a
M, led by Hubbard MacElin; Sunday
.hool II a. M; evening service 1880
m. The Sunday school classes Of Mrs.
,seph M Jrgan and Mrs. George Der
ckson will have charge Of the service. p
Call at Morrison's Store for Pet
'e Bread.