Milford chronicle., 1932-10-07

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from Philadelphia.
-Nimrod Minner, who has served
TINS town as baggage master for a
number of years at the Pennsyiyan-
Ia railroad station, received his first
sunday Sf in as years last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Dean enter
tdhed Mrs. S. P. Fuller, Crisfield;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tull, DR.. S. p.
RULER and Miss Frances Fuller, all
OF Crisfield, over the weekend.
Miss Charlotte Kraybill and Billy
Roberts spent Sunday with the form
er's parents at Marietta, Pa.
Mrs. Robert X. Jones is visiting
her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Hollenback, at New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nimrod Minner were
Philadelphia visitors last week.
Albert Karlick, of White Plains,
N. Y, has been spending the past
week with his mother.
According to announcement the
regular weekly meetings of the Har-
rington New Century Club will be
started on October II, the second
Tuesday in October. The following
program has been arranged for the
fall and winter season: October IL,
Columbus Finds the New World
Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. L. B. Har-
rington and Mrs. A. G. Creadick; Oc-
tober IS, Home Economics-Mrs. J.
o. McWilliams, Mrs. E. w. White and
Mrs. Theodore H. Harrington; Oc-
tober 25, Interesting Facts of Old
] Mexico-Mrs. Fred Warrington, Miss
Emma Downs and Mrs. L. r. Beau
champ; November 1, George Wash
ington Builder of the Nation-Misses
Laura Fleming, Helen Douglass and
Mrs. Gordon Smith; November 8,
Art-Mrs. Ernest Raughley, Mrs. r.
w. Sapp and Mrs. Herman Johnson;
November Is, Modern Books-Mrs.
w. w. Sharp, Mrs. w. T. Chapman
and Mrs. Reynolds Wilson; Novem-
ber %, Thanksgiving-Mrs. r. A.
Salisbury, Mrs. George Toppin and
Mrs. e. B. Rash; November 29, Edu-
cation and Scholarship-Mrs. Chas.
Murray, Mrs. Herman Brown and
Mrs. S. o. Bailey; December 5, Cur
rent Events-Mrs. John Harrington,
Mrs. William Herleman and Mrs. w.
L. Kennerly; December 13, Christ
mas-Mrs. Fred Powell, Mrs. ]. C.
Messner and Mrs. Harry CULLEN;
January 10, American Poets-Mrs.
A. B. Parsons, Mrs. ]. ]. Caldwell
and Mrs. Ezekiel Anderson; Janu-
ary II, Delaware Colony-Mrs. G. S.
Harrington, Mrs. Myra Pfeger and
Mrs. Norman Hopkins; January "a,
American Citizenship-Mrs. Norris
Adams, Mrs. William Potter and Mrs.
John Barlow; January 81, Music;
February z, Boy Scout Day-Mrs. o.
T. Roberts, Mrs. Charles Derrickson
and Mrs. Herbert Denney; February
IA, Conservation-Mrs L. T. Jones,
Mrs. Wilbur Jacobs and Mrs. Ira
Roe; February 21, American Lead
ers-MrS. Brown Smith, Mrs. Fred
Greenly and Mrs. J. o. Pride; Feb
ruary %, Health-Mrs. Clarence
Mrs. Ernest Dean and
Mrs. William Sheath; March z, Great
Women of Today-MTs. e. G. Rams
dell, Mrs. BENZ. Knox and Mrs. Mary
King; March IA, st. Patrick's Day
Mrs. Claude Cahall, Mrs. o. P. Now
bray and Mrs. w. S. Smith; March
81, Pottery-Mrs. MILAN Hatfield,
Mrs. w. r. Massey and Mrs. Elmer
Smith; March 2S, Legislation-Mrs
S. NJ Williams, Mrs. Ella Wilson and
Mrs. Howard Martin; April 4, Gen
,ral Discussion on Topics of the Day;
April IL, Current Events of Della
ware-MrS. Luster Rogers, Mrs. W.
g. Hill and Mrs. Charles Hopkins;
April IS, Missouri, Mother of the
West-Mrs. ]. w. Sheldrake, Mrs.
W. l.. Jones and Mrs. S. L. Sapp;
April 25, Arbor Day-Mrs. j. L.
darmstead, Mrs. Warren Moore and
Miss Elva Reese.
The young people of the Epworth
league of the M. E. Church organ
zed last Sunday evening with the
officers: president, Alberta
Vest; first vice-president, Sara Nc
Jabe; second vice-president, Frank
Wilson; third vice-presideht, Sara
Jlifton; fourth vice-pTesident, Eloise
;hipman; secretary, Mereta Man
hip; assistant secretary, Alden
tamsdell; treasurer, Charles Peck:
treasurer, GLAND Gleason;
ianist, Helen West; assistant plan
SITS, Mereta Manship and Virginia
Their first meeting will
e held on October 3Oth.
Two weeks revival services will
egin with the regular Sundoy even
lg service at the M. E. Church next
unday, according to the announce
lent of Rev. E. H. Collins, pastor of
ne church. In his plans he will
ave the assistance of all the local
linisters besides the help of several
isitors. Tuesday evening, October
[, Nazarene Night, Rev. Roy Bow
rs, pastor of the church; Wedues-
ay evening, October 12, Commun-
y Night, sermon by Rev. Frank
erson, D. D., pastor of Milford M.
Church; Thursday evening, Meth
list Protestant Night, Rev. R. w.
app, pastor; Friday evening, Pill
rim holiness Night, and also Young
copies Night, Rev. Earl Lawry, pas
II of the church; Rev. Dorsey N.
iller and wife, pastor of the Fifth
rect Methodist Episcopal Church,
arrisburg, Pa, will be present
rec nights, October 17-1S-19.
and singing. They were
rmerly in charge of Brandywine
lmmit Camp. Rev. Thompson w.
chimney, pastor of Miller Memo
al M. e. Church. Philadelphia, will
present Thursday and Friday eve
ng, October 2 0and 81.
Il. Church Notes
$3.50 a. m.-Class meeting, led by