Milford chronicle., 1933-02-24
AFFAIRS OF HARRINGTON

William H. Wroten.
Stewards-G S. Harrington, II
j. Camper, ]. G. Workman, II. Z
Quillen, Benjamin McKnatt. William
G. Stokes. Fred W. Thomas, P. ]
Wilson, w. E. West, Noah Cain, Ed
ward A. Smith, Elijah White, Fred
Greenly, L. w. Dean, William j
Faulkner, Uric p. Morris, McElrny
Jackson, w. o. Finch, Mrs. A. v
Satterfeld, Mrs. Ella d. Cordrey
Mrs. Laura NJ. Sapp, Mrs. E. w
Dean, Mrs. May Sheldrake, Mrs
Ann p. Lewis, Mrs. c. Fred Wilson,
Mrs. Nellie Jones, Mrs. Hannah Ad-
ans, Mrs. w. w. Sharp, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Harmstead, Mrs. Hester Reed, Mrs.
II. J. Ramsdell, Mrs. Nellie Smith,
Mrs. L. +. Jones, Mrs. Martina PO-
well and Mrs. Sallie Tharp Cain.
Recording Steward-RObert Wix.
Disbursing Steward-Mrs. Eliza
beth Cahall.
Communion Steward-Mrs. Sallie
Tharp Cain.
District Steward-Mrs. l.. r.
Jones.
Reserve District Steward--W. W.
Sharp. .....
Director Religious Education
Mrs. II. J. Ramsdell.
Director of Social ReereatiOnal
Life-Miss Oda Baker. ..-
Secretary of Good Literature
Mrs. Ella ID. Cordrey.
Church School superintendent
ii. J. Ramsdell; assistants, w. f.
West and Robert Wix.
+ President of EpwOrth League,
Miss Alberta West; superintendent
Junior League, Miss Virginia Le-
Compile; president Ladies' Aid Soei-
ETY., Mrs. Elizabeth Cahall; class
leaders, A. d. McCabe and McElroy
Jackson; membership committee,
Mrs. w. W. Sharp, Mrs. l.. T. Jones,
Mrs. c. Fred Wilson, Mrs. L. w.
Dean and Mrs. Mary Greenly.
Music committee, Mrs. May Shell
drake, chairman; religious educa-
tion, Miss Oda Baker, Mrs. H. J.
Ramsdell and Mrs. Nellie Stokes.
Finance committee. w. w. Sharp, II.
]. Ramsdell, L. G.. Markert, L.. T.
Jones and w. +. West; benevOlence
committee, Robert Wix, Mrs. Eliza
beth Cahall, Mrs. Helen Clifton, Mrs.
Martina Powell and Mrs. Ella D.
Cordrey; social service and hospi-
tails, Mrs. Lillian NJ. Harmstead,
Mrs. Myrtle Parsons, Mrs. Ruth
Powell, Mrs. Ann p. Lewis and Mrs.
w. E. West; auditing committee, C.
Fred Wilson, l.. G. Markert, Elmer
A. Smith, L. 7. Jones and Joseph
Laws; church records, Mrs. Laura
NJ. Sapp, Mrs. A. V. Satterfield, Mrs.
Agatha Noble, Mrs. w. w. Sharp
and Mrs. l.. T. Jones; parsonage,
Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cahall, president; committee ON
nominations, Mrs. Nellie Jones, Mrs. !
G.. S. Harrington, II. +. Quillen, |
Mrs. Nellie Smith and Mrs. Hattie |
Derrickson; committee on pastoral
relations and pulpit supply, w. W.
Sharp, H. J. Ramsdell, L. G. Mar
kert, w. f. West and L. T. Jones;
trier of appeals, William J. Faulk-
ner.
Mrs. N. D. Vernon of Camp Hill, |
Pa, spent a part of last week with
her mother, Mrs. w. l.. Kennerly.
Jerry o. Smith, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Theodore Smith.
Mrs. A. A. Kirk of Alexandria, Va,
has been spending few days with
Mrs. George B. Potter. ....,
Mrs. Jeon Greenlee was included
in a party of school teachers visit
ing New York over the weekend.
Miss Ethel Roberts was a Will
visitor on Saturday.
Paul We'll spent the weekend
with relative sin Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor and
family spent the weekend with Mr.. .
and Mrs. Charles Taylor, near town. ,
Invited For Tenth Year
Rev. E. II. Collins has about COM ,
lleted his ninth year as pastor of
he NJ. f. Church here and has un-
been invited to return 6
or another year. During his service
IS pastor he has compiled a very /
report of church activi-
les which are as follows: G
Received on probation, 113; re- n
eived into full membership, pro- d
alton, profession of faith and trans
sr, 1870; died, 80; transferred to G
ther churches, 3S; baptisms, adults \
3, children 1871; sermons preached,
"A; funerals conducted or as assis- s
mt. 1854; pastoral visits, 5,495; a
alary, $4,000; district superinten-
ent salary, $1.175; bishops salary, {;
265; conference claimants, $2,211; a
ouse rent allowance, $500; paid N
,r building and improvements in 81
ash and labor, $22,923; paid for r
1rrent expenses, $3.50; paid for e
orld service, and other benevo- NJ
noes, 1921; paid for church
'hool expenses. $2,77; miscellane- r
is expenses, $1,000. From the pas A
RS salary and in labor he has con- q
ibuted. $3,153.56. T.
. T.. Church Notes
$3.50 q. m. Glass meeting, led by CT
D. McCabe. 81
9:45 a. m. The church school in or
departments. II. J. Ramsdell.
perintendent
II a. m. Preaching by the pastor.
lbject, Hands Across the Sea-"
ixt, Mark 1915. 60 we into all the =,
,rld and preach the gospel to ev- ~ ~
y creature" FL
6:45 p. IN. Epworth League. Jack -.
ldwell, leader. Subject, "The Sp
ght Use of Money in the World" Id,
1880 p. m. The peoples popular ~.
lise and gospel service. The Jun VI
League will have part in the NJ,
ening program ~ ~.
1880 p. m. Wednesday evening, 80 %
aver and praise service. Junior
ague in the afternoon at 4 y. In.