Milford chronicle., 1931-02-06

Bible and repeating the Lords
prayer. The secretary reads the
minutes of the previous meeting and
the treasurer makes her report. Each
member pays cents a week, and
with the weekly dues we have a
party twice a year. The club closes
during the summer months and
opens in September. We bring our
sewing to the meetings, and we have
our rules and regulations. We meet
at a different home each week, and
always have a good time.-Ruth
Dawson, secretary.
Mass Meeting Sunday Afternoon
Harold d. (Three GUM Wilson,
prohibition enforcement officer, will
speak at a mass meeting in the Jones
Memorial Hall, here, on Sunday af-
teronon, February 9Th, at 2:3O
o'clock. Everybody invited to hear
him.
At the annual communication of
the Grand Chapter of Delaware,
Royal Arch Masons, held Thursday
night of last week in Wilmington,
Harold w. T. Purnell, of this town,
was elected Grand NJ. E. High Priest
and Calvin E. Afferbach, also of this
town, was made Grand Principal So
journer for the ensuing year.
Sand Hill M. r. Sunday school has
elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows: superintendent, John
assistant superintendent, |
Harry Wilson; secretary, Della |
assistant secretary, Ida |
treasurer, Mrs. Bertha |
PettyiOhn; librarians, Louisa Work. |
nan and Dorothy Pettyjohn; organ
st, Miss Kathleen Cason; assistant
)rganists, Mrs. Harry Sharp and
Mrs. Frank Ward. The following are
he teachers: Mems Bible Glass, Mr..
Jason; Ladies' Bible Glass, Mrs.
JASON; Senior Glass, Mrs. Ryle
Boys Intermediate Glass,
Workman; Primary Glass,
da Workman.
'wO Birthdays OF Georgetown Men
Byron Pepper, local rural mail
arrier and widely known poultry
IAN and farmer, quietly observed his
3rd birthday anniversary on Sum
ay. On Tuesday, Mayor William J. J
Iustard passed his 52nd milestone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker left
thursday for Baltimore, where the
Drmer is under treatment in the
Ohns Hopkins Hospital for injuries
e sustained last summer when
licked in the stomach by a mule at
lie new school building.
urled With Military HOnOrs
Job w. COnaway, IS, q Civil War
ateran, died Saturday at the home
his son, William B, Conaway, near
reen's Hill, after an illness of two
,aTs from heart trouble. He was
lried at BridgeylIle, Tuesday af-
rnOon. with military rites by
agiOnnaires.
Miss Doris NickersOn, who resides
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Johnson on the Public Square,
as taken; to Beebe Hospital, Lewes,
/ Sunday, suffering from appendi-
It's. Tuesday morning she was Op-
ated upon and her appendix re-
1ved. Her condition is favorable
r a speedy recovery.
Pancake Supper
pleasing pancake supper will be
rVed at Layton's Warehouse, Feb
ary 11th, for the benefit of st.
ul's P. Z. Church Guild. Layton's
We q room at their warehouse
lere their goods can be displayed
d where suppers Of this kind can
held.
Mrs. Ollie r. FarrOw is confined to
+ home by Illness.
Charles Cooper is spending few
rs in Philadelphia. e;
Norman Cordrey has been confined I
his home by illness.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. G. SmoOt and chill !
IN have been in Baltimore this
elk. Z
frs. George E. Walls has been on 4
sick list for several days,
Irs. S. f. Richards has returned I
m visits in Dover and Philadel- (
a.
edward II. See, of this town, was I
en- to Beebe Hospital, Lewes, last {
lday, to undergo medical treat
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