Milford chronicle., 1933-01-13

and Mrs. Edward King and two chill
dren of Georgetown. DaYls Draper
and daughter Marian of Slaughter
Neck and Miss May Thayer of Ellen
dale.
3 A duck dinner was given Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Short, Jr.,
to the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Short, Sr., two Gaugh-
ters, Millie and Anna, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Short and children. Doris
and Manford of Ellendale, MIR. and
Mrs. Edgar jefferson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Short and daughter
Caviller, of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Jester, son
Harry, Jr., and daughter. Mrs. Fred
Ireland, were Wilmington visitors
on Wednesday.
Arthur Russell spent the week.
end with his family. who reside here.
Mrs. L. T. Wilson, Mrs. Helen
Tyndal and Miss Anita Tyndal spent
Thursday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Margaret Donovan, who has
spent some time as the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. II. G. Conner has returned
to her home in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Timmons and
James McNett visited Mr.. Timmons'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Tim
mons who reside at Showells, Md,
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Alva Wells spent Tuesday of
last week in Lewes. the guest of rel
ltives and friends.
Mrs. Charles S. Adkins who has
been spending some time with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Powell
It Newark, Md, has returned to her
lome here.
Ladies Aid :
The Ladies' Aid of McCOlleys NJ. :
:. Church, near Redden, met at the .
Il. f. parsonage. Ellendalc. on Fri !
lay, January 6. A goodly number of y
he members were present and from n
he lemon social which was held a n
ng sum was realized. Visitors were o
resent from Salisbury. Md. Among !,
hcm were: Mr.. and Mrs. John An N
erson and sons, Robert and Dam I
81 and Mrs. Nora Watson. h
lew Market Ladies' Aid
A general invitation is extended to
VG IllGiuUtIb vi LilC lNGU MoihEb lfh =
les Aid to meet at the NJ. Il. par ss
Dnage, Ellendale, on Thursday eve
ing, January 10. Business of i'm
ortance will be transacted.
urkey Supper n
Church Glass No. 2, of the Ellen
ale NJ. L. Church, will hold tur- 3
ey supper with all the fixings that 4
D with it, on Friday evening, Janu-
ry 20. at the school auditorium.
upper will commence at $3.50 p. IN.
rice 80 cents. Can you beat it?
lass No. 9 To Meet
Church School Class No. 6 will
Get with Miss Edna Warren at the
1me of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther War
m on Friday evening, January 20.
the Pastor
The people of Glendale and vicin-
Y visited the parsonage on Monday,
lnuary 9, bringing with them eat
lies of every conceivable nature.
lffee, sugar, meats of many kinds,
nned goods, potatoes, both sweet
Id white, chickens and other
ings which will keep thef wolf
ON the parsonage door for some
me to come. The pastor and family
ell very grateful to all who in any
ay helped make the "pOundins"
leh a success. Rev. and Mrs. Con
sr are very popular with the pco-
e of Elleudalc AMI the surrounding
,untry.
hurch School Class No.
Church School Class No. I. Cla:-
zee f. Abbott; teacher. This is .
ass composed of men of maturo
ars, some are past 80 years Of age.
r. Abbott, the teacher, would be
eased to have many more of the
der men Join his class. The lesson
r this quarter is very interesting
i'd no doubt men who now remain
home on Sundays would feel bet
r satisfied with themselves by at
nding the church school in Ellen
le NJ. L. Church and hearing and
king a part in discussing the les
N each Sabbath day. Come out
ixt Sunday. Come.
lurch School
teachers and schol-
8 were present Sunday morning.
lis was a fine showing. The col
,tion was $4.73.
The new superintendent. Isaac
abster Warren, was present and
sumed his new duties. We feel
at the Sunday school board made
mistake in the selection of Mr..
arren as superintendent; also the
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