Milford chronicle., 1933-02-24
GLENDALE HAPPENINGS

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! Misses Rath and Helen Conner
'f were entertained at the home OF Mr.
G and Mrs. Raymond Tucker or
+. Thursday night of last week.
c Mrs. James T.. Lank of Lew cs was
the dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
i thur Reynolds on Friday.
[ Mrs. Della Mitten of Frederick
= who mas necn staying few days
= with her brother, John G. Short,
has returned home.
[ The following people were here
5 on Friday attending the funeral of
4 Mrs, Harry W. Jester: Mr.. and Mrs.
. S. o. Jester, Wilmington; DIR. and
Mrs. w. S. p, Combs and son Var
rem of MiddletOwn: Mr.. and Mrs.
= Jehu f. Hudson of Georgetown;
Mrs. Albert COverdale, of Christiana.
= Mr. and Mrs. Harvey COverdale,
Louder n. Hearn, c. d. HOlzmueller,
William V. Sipple, of Milford. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cook, Mrs. Laura C..
Walls, Miss Dora Calhoun, of Lin
coin; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Reed.
Mrs. Elmer G.. Bennett OF Slaughter
Neck; Dr. John Wiltbank, of Milton
and many others.
John Alfred Prettyman of Will
minstOn spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. |
Frettyman.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Millman of !
Marcus Hook. Pa. Visited relatives
in Elleudale. Thursday of last week.
Joshua Millman who has been
spending some time at Marcus
Hook. Pa, has returned home.
Marvin Williams of Philadelphia
spent the week with his family who
reside here.
Misses Ruth and Helen Conner
were the weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald of near
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. T. Smith mOtOred
to fredericksburg. Md, OH Sunday
and were entertained at the lone of
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. Fl. Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Belts and {
son of Bridgeville were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. .
Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jebu DcrricksOn of
Philadelphia spent the weekend as
the guests of Mrs. Il. A. Wood Mrs
Derrickson will remain some time I
with Mrs. Wood. ...-
Sick II
: Mrs. Arthur Jones who fell on the y
Ice at her home and broke her right
ankle is still confined in the Mar I
shall Hospital. Milford. She is doing 7
we'll
Mrs. Elias Macklin is growing
weaker. II seems only matter Of I,
ime when she will pass on. 3.
Mr.. Macklin. her husband, who L
'as been sick for long time. IL
DOESN'T seem to improve much. m
Election OF Lay Delegate v
Ind Alternate +.
At a congregational meeting held u
II the Ellendale NJ. L. Church Sun d
lay morning, Isaac Webster War
'en was elected lay delegate and CT
Joshua A. Ellegood was chosen as q
alternate TO attend the Wilmington
Conference which will meet at Re b.
lOboth, March 27. W
This is the first time the lay del
gates will have an equal vote with 81
he ministers in deciding questions Bl
hat shall come before the confer
nee for settlement. On the question at
f appointments, the lay delegates r
ill have no voice or vote. Ill
urkey Supper w
Don't forget to attend the turkey III
upper TO be given in the school in
lditorium Friday evening, F'ebru-
ry "a, by the Ladies' Aid of Ellen i'll
lie NJ. l.. Church. ..-
just to think OF getting a large tel
,lping of turkey with all the fix We
rs that so with il to make per- Il'
ct meal FOR the small sum of forty
nts. w
VIII commence serving supper at ~ =.
p. m. Ice cream and cake will be uii W
sale in a separate booth, =,
Ass No. II TO Meet
Church School Glass No. II will "y
Id special meeting at the home -, ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds ON -"
1nday evening. February q. ,r,
New officers will be elected and We, W"
siness Of great importance will ,,,a
transacted at this meeting of the ~,
lss. A full attendance is desired. doi
larterly Conference ~ y
The fourth quarterly conference mn
: Ellendale Circuit will be held in WI
, Glendale NJ. i. Church on Sat III.
day, February rs, at 3 p. III. Dr. Wc
f. Habbart will preside. 7
urch School scr
Sunday was fine day and in con- hon
luence teachers and scholars tur- the
] 1ut in 81 eat numbers to attend r
} church school. 10S teachers and hog
rolars answered TO the roll call. cor
c secretary. Miss Thayer, also in JAG
med the school that there was Adj
'sent the full staff of officers and
chers--sOmcthing unusual. Col =
tion. $L55. w.. scr,
We might be pei nitted TO say by
C that there arc a number of eyeI
ldren whose parents permit them viii
roam the streets at will OH the ions
'bath Day. These boys and gitls we
uld be in the Church School pre;
'haps it is the fault of the church botl
mbers that the parents of these hay
ldren lave not been prevailed chm
m to let them bo TO the church Is /
OOl. If we have been neglectful of [
ng this line. let us resolve that in bott
future all will do better. leay
he title Of the lesson was The wha
cad of Christianity" The sever ri
essOns of the quarter are full of they
teachings of Jesus to His dis pres
es and the multitudes gathered bapt
n IL