Milford chronicle., 1931-05-08

ANbO VI opCGu III IONll anu WlllC
passing the high school building,
State Police stationed themselves
near the school yesterday and warn
ed the drivers they must cut down
their speed in town and especially
past the school as means of safety
to the school children. The fore
man at the loading plant was also
advised of the affair.
With the approach of Spring and
the Summer months much work for
the painters seems to be in evidence
as the following homes are being
painted: Prof. J. G. Messner, Mrs.
w. l.. Kenncrly, George Hughes, Ira
Roe. Potter home, James Shilcutts,
William McCabe. p, G. Markert and
Mrs. E. f. Harrington. The Mary e.
Knox property, occupied by e. r.
Hall for a restaurant, has also re-
ceived a coat of paint. The new
Peoples Bank is being plastercd
this week and according to the
president, S. l.. Sapp, it will prob
ably be ready for use by July 1st.
L. r. Jones has sold his home on
Weiner avenue to Ridgely w. Vane.
Mr.. Jones has started the erection
of a new home on the Boulevard.
Elmer w. Tee also has a new home
under construction, located along
| the Boulevard. Charles GOslce will
start a new home on Delaware ave-
nue. in the near future. It is also
reported that d. e. Hanlcy, a local
merchant, will build a new home on
the Boulevard this year.
n sHrtI1in FTip1p - will bo
given by the Harrington High
School Glee Club, May II at 8 o.
clock p. m. in the Harrington High
School Auditorium.
Mrs. Edwin Tee, of Middletown,
spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert Tee.
Mrs. Helen Jones, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley T. Massey.
Mrs. John Masten and daughter,
Miss Barbara Masten, spent Monday
in Wilmington.
S. It. Massey and George w.
Swain, of Snow Hill, Md, spent the !
weekend with their respective fam
lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Sharp and |
Miss Caroline f. Sharp spent Sun
day with relatives at Millville.
Mothers Day viii Be Full Of
Activities mt the VI. z. Church
According to Rev. r. w. Sapp,
pastor of the M. P. church, an es-
pecially fine program will be given
at the NJ. p. church next Sunday.
Miss Pauline AlbeTtson, superin-
tendent of Young Peoples Work of
the Maryland and Delaware Council
of Religious Education, will make
short address before the Sunday
school next Sunday She is also
scheduled to address the NJ. e.
church school. The Merry Toilers
Class will have charge of a Mothers
Day program. The Sunday school
choir will render a selection apprO-
pirate for the day.
A short business session will be
held in the Fellowship Bible Glass,
when they will elect a president and
Their president is
moving out of town and their vice
president died a short time ago. At
The morning service the pastor will
give away two hoods: "The Mother |
IF Jesus" by A. r.. Robertson, to
he oldest mother present, and
new Testament to the youngest
mother present. At the close of the
morning service a delegate and al
ornate will be elected to the Mary
and Conference in Baltimore, start
ng on June 10th. The church choir
will render special selections with {
ome quartette numbers. The sub
ect of the morning sermon will be,
The Modern Mother" A full days S
Program is promised when at the I
vcning service a variety of good
hings will be given. The Junior S
christian Endeavor Society will !
ave a selection of Mothers Day
lusic. The Busy Bees Quartette d
ill sing a number entitled, Keep il
he Roses Blooming" Special mu-
ical numbers by the choir; also d
ONE readings anil recitatiOns by
he children. Il
|. L. Church Notes \
$3.50 a. m.-Class meeting, led by n
. d. McCabe. +
9:45 a. m.-Church school in all h
apartments, II. P. Ramsdell, supt.
he Willing Workers class. taught B
Y Miss Oda Baker, will lead the c,
Dening exercises. Subject, "Lov- OF
Ig Mothers" Sunday will again be
Mark-Up Sunday" OF
HOO a. m.-Preaching by pastor. Il
lbject, "Silver Threads Among the Sc
old" Mothers unable to walk or o,
,ving no way to get to the service 7,
i'll be taken care of if the pastor 1f
notified. Both the oldest and =,
mother will receive gifts. b.
7:3O p. m.-The Epworth League f.
i'll celebrate their anniversary. -
iss Jeanette Handley will have
arge of the service, assisted by 10
hers. so
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