Milford chronicle., 1929-09-27
Frederica

ford Hundred and South Murderkill
Hundred Sunday School Association
was held here on September %, in
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
of which Rev. N. c. Benson is the
pastor.
Both afternoon and evening ses-
sions were we'll attended. The fol
lowing excellent program was given
Afternoon session:
1:30-Devotions Mrs. T. A. Hall.
2:OO-Report of Department of Su'
perintendents.
25:3O-Symposium, "How We May
Make Our Sunday School Bigger and
Better" General discussion by rep
resentatives of each church.
3:1O-Offering.
3:15-Music.
S:2O-Appointment Of nominating
committee.
gram for the Church School Ses-
sion" Col. Joseph Cudlipp.
4:OO-Adjournment.
Evening Session:
7:3O-Devotions, Rev. N u Bell
'o7: 7:45-Report of nominating com
mite and election of district OH
ce5: e75.so-Address. "Aims and Objec-
It's" professor Wilbur Jump.
8:15-Thank offering NJ
S:2O-special music, MIS- H. M
Matsinger. r--o,galisno Of
vontS." U,ID t" Col. Joseph Cudlipp. s,o
The following officers VINO sror,o MeIo
o,oo+ed for the ensuing year os4 ilo4i
HIiIford Hundred were: FresiSert' Fsi5o,,t
MI MIiiq!u u N Matsinger; vice preslocen'' caa
4lI.aoric1r u: -, Coolich; treasurer @ GeO'
Pnacb. ETe%gIi'A secretary, Mrs. j. H. Ben
nett. ,-,-;,1 Hundred: Pres1-
ant George Baker; wee Vn Pneo1tl Clark :
u ~ r Cam; treasurer. Gavin N-''
looretarv. -, -, Marshall Hart; County
segT~s'' The oficers for the Kent ore.W UTele
me me ol School Association were di.
SUNDAY SUNDAY Councillor, T. A. Hall; ,,On,.. uIs
County coan "iior DR.. E. N. Matsinge4rT 4T
trict 1 couhT,Id Milford hundred, Mrs; s. H.
president ,nson: SON vice president, Nsc MIS-.
A. Thqnpson 71inroo. treasurer. Ge0rge n
Roach; F,r &c secretary MIS- .
nett. -. from Milford Hun
1T I1e ara. r Avenue NJ. p. Cn%tT Church,
erd dree a. Milford Baptlst M NJ E.
MILFORD, NJ e. church, Laws sOdrod: M, ::
Houston South e., MurderkiIl HunuaeWW' H1;n NJ
Churcn; oW NJ r church; Magnolla NJ. NJ
F'rederlcSs Gl,as NJ 1Rfarratt's Chapel, BowetS bower,
NJ r Church, FELTON, M Ch,1rch
Masten's NJ: Corners M H.
Manship NJ. E. Church. .uuod ;n
-'-tttr, Constitution Day was observed IN
the schools here on Friday afternoon
with exercises appropriate 10 tne
occasion.
The Grammar School program fol-
lows: Singing, America" by the
school; a talk on the Constitution by
the principal; "The Building Of the
Ship" by Ruth Hamer; singing,
America, the Beautiful" by the
school.
The elementary school, grades 8
and 4-Meeting called to order by
the chairman, Grace Clendanie1;
Bible reading, Myrtle Coverdale;
Lords prayer, led by Ida Mae Cam
per; song, America" recitation,
America" Margaret Hart; reading,
"Our National Flag" Ruth Jester,
Mary K. Gray, Catherine Sipple; rec
itation, "The Flag Goes By" Henry
Warke; "Columbia's Emblem" Eve
lyn Purnell, Margaret Belts and
Evelyn Hazel; "Charles Randagge,
flag guard; song, America" "Im-
portance of the Occasion by the tea
chers.
The first and second grades OBJ
served the occasion by singing pa
triotic songs and short talks by the
teachers.
DR.. Oliver K. Grier Of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard F. Hydorn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Darby have
from motor trip in Can
ada. They also visited Niagara Falls
and other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostic who
have been absent on a two weeks va
cation, spent some time in Canada,
Niagara Falls, Middletown, N. Y,
and Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Misses Mae and Edith FARRELL
were Wilmington visitors on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGinnis,
Miss Ruth Evans and Woodrow Gull
YER spent Sunday at Chincoteague
Island, Va.