Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24

Grier, JOnn buTTlSS OL' EASAAAAS'
Robert Shilling, j. P. Hammond
Bob Davis, Louder Hearn, c. e.
Varney. Earl Atkins, Thomas Reed
Milford; Charles Mathews, G. Leslie
Gooden. Walter A. Warrington, W.
D. Clements, Grover G. Frear, Andy
B. Clements, Comely Gruewell, W.
Charles Boyer, Harvey B. Roop'
lanes c. Wickes, L. R. Brown
Herman H. Hanson, G. E. Wltzel'
N. P. Morris, H. c. McSherryl DO
YER: William w. White, Thomas r.
ingram, U. W. Hooker, G. w. Fut-
cher. r. A. Shula, C.. W. Hill, y.
w ingram, William T. Atkins, J.
q Cannon, Bob Huber, W. e.
/ walsh. Richard Beebe, W. Virden
Marshall. S. G.. Pierce, Lewes;
Howard Ennis, George E. SWAIN
John T. Carey, Ben Ableman, FRANK
M. Jones, Bud Coy, George A. LIN
denkohl, E. Paul Burkholder' e. l.
lynch. G. o. Fearon, Harold W.
| Pnrnell. R. F. Montney, c. Linden
McIIvane. Martin ]. Bran, George
town: w. E. Douglas, Ben Forter'
Rrvant White, Candy c. MammeIe'
Chick n Cant, e. C. Post, Gerrish Gas
sawav. ]. C. Frank, Stanley Ar
thurs Wilmington; William T.
Poole, Ernest Raughley, A. b: Par-
son. ]. L. Harmstead, Ernest
Homewood, Horace E. Qulllen' Har-
nv M. Black, R. H. Quillen, JACOB
r. Messner, ]. R. Wilson, H. L.
Rover. ]. w. Greenlee, E. B. RASH
/ Rev e. H. Collins, Randall H.
Knox. Clarence E. Keyes, William
n Scott, C. Fred Wilson, Ralph Z.
HAYES. L. T. Jones and Fred u
Powell. all of Harrington.
Delmar Pastor to Address
Sunday School Class Rally
Rev. J. T. Bailey, pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant Church at
Delmar will be the principal speak
+, ar at the class rally Of the two adult
I RibIe classes to be held at the M.
, P. Church this evening.
Earl Sylvester, Mr.. and MIS-
! Ra1nb HAYES and Mr.. and Mrs. u.
n Roberts and Harry Tee viii ne
/ among those attending the Legion
BANQUET in honor OF the Natlonal
Commander at Dover.
Mrs. Joseph Mention of Whining
ton has been visiting her daughter
Mr. and Mrs. William Horlman.
The Women's Benefit Association
hold their annual installation OF OF
ficers in the lodge room last week
The following officers were Install
cd. Past President, Mrs. Almlna
Hill. president, Mrs. Laura Rust;
1ica nresident, Mrs. Edith Ryan ;
] chapiain, Mrs. Elsie Barlow; laay OF
ceremonies, Mrs. Lillian Harm
stead: recording secretary Mrs
Fannie Swain; financial secretary
Mrs Lillian Harmstead; sargeaoII
Mrs Ida Johnson; inner hostess
Mrs Elizabeth West ;outter hostess
MRS Lille Reed; musician, MIS-
Nattie Turner; officer of the day
Mrs Ethel Sapp; captain rituanstlc
o11ard Mrs, Harriet Derrickson;
press correspondent MIS- Lillian
A chimney fire at the home OF
Wilbur Hill on Wolcott street, sum-
nooned the local fire company OF
sunday afternoon. The fire was soon
extinguished without damage to me
rronertv The residence is owned Dy
A. C.. Creadick.
Mrs. A. D. Rust has been re-
cent guest of relatives at George
town. - +l,e
Sunday school service at the M r
church was made last Sunday q
snacial program was arranged II
conomemoration of the tenth ami
versarv of the 18th Amendment.
The funeral of Mrs. Sallie It'd
!. batt widow of the late Samuel Tlp'
bett' took place from her late resi-
dance on Delaware avenue, Satur'
dav afternoon. Interment was MADE
in hollywood cemtery. The deceased
is survived by four children Mrs
Norman Smith, Mrs. Annie Gaops
and Mrs. John Greenhaugh, all o.
harrington and Herman T1bbett o.
California.
Bible Class Rally GlVes
Excellent Program
The first class rally of the adu!'
Bible classes of the M. T. CnurcI
of the new year was held in the
Sunday school room Tuesday even
ing. In spite of the fact that not az
many attended as usual, 1t was al
ENJOYABLE affair. The following pro
gram was rendered. The rally open
cd with two songs, prayer, Ben1anlr
KNOX: instrumental trio, Mrs. Bay
nard Smith, piano, William Smith
oo-net c[- and Robert Smith, violin
reading. Mrs. Arley Wix; duet, Mrs
Josenh Cordrey and Mrs. Clyde NIL
Ter: Bible reading by Rev. r. W.
Sapp; solo, Mrs. R. W. Sapp; au,
dress, Rev. ]. T. Bailey, pastor o.
the Methodist Protestant Church a.
Delmar. A social hour followed anc
, during this time an abundance o.
ice cream and cake were served
George w. Swain, president Of the
mems class, acted as chairman OF
the meeting.
M. E. Church Notes
$3.50 a. m. Glass meeting, led BY
A. D. McCabe.
10 a. m. Church school In all de-
partments. H. j. Ramsdell, super
intendent. The offering to be fol
worlds Service. Annual Missionary
rally on February 2S.
II a. m.-Preaching by Rev. Z. II
Collins Subject "What Became oi
Noah's Carpenters" Text st. Luke
1927. They did eat. they drank, they
married wives, they were given II
marriage until the day that Noat
; entered the Ark, and the flood came
and destroyed them all
6:45 D. m. Epworth League devo
tional meeting. Virginia LeCompte
leader.
> 7:3O D. m Peoples popular praise