Milford chronicle., 1933-04-28
GLENDALE HAPPENINGS

5 who belong to the troop of 30
> Scouts which is now training unde
/ the leadership of Alfred Short, tn
, scOutmaster.
= People of Ellendale and viCinit
do not seem to take as much inter
est as they should in the training o
these boys.
The future life of the boys may
depend on such training as they re
coive while members of the B0!
Scouts.
Mr. Short says there are many
things which the boys should have
hut they are unable to get them
without help. let the people rally to
the support of Mr.. Short and his
troop of Boy Scouts and make of
! them one Ol the best i'm the State.
! Personal
Miss Myrtle Jefferson OF George
| town spent the weekend as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl p Fat
finger of Hudson Falls, n. Y.
William Warrington who has
been the guest of his sister and bro
tEer-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac +.
Warren, Sr., left Friday for points
in the Southland.
Davis c. Draper, one of our pop
ular merchants, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Philadelphia on
business trip.
Mrs. II. r. Smith. Mrs. L. T. Will
son, Mrs. Charles S. Adkins and
Mrs. c. A. TimmOns were Philadel-
Ehia visitors on Saturday.
Mrs. r. A. Wood and Mrs. W. l..
Berman motored to Philadelphia
and spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives i'm that city.
Mrs. Clara Driscoll of Wilmington
was the guest of her brother, John
G. Short over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Abbott
over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. James Wilson, son Stanley
and two grandchildren.
Marvin Williams of Philadelphia |
was home over the weekend with |
his family.
Mrs. Alva Wells who has been
residing here with Mrs. Il. A. Wood
left last week for Milford where
she has accepted q position in a
irug store.
Mrs. Emma Lekites who has been
staying some time with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Belts, has returned home.
Mrs. Alfred Short who has been
very sick with grippe is somewhat
improved.
OF Officers
New Market Ladies' Aid at their
last meeting elected the following
1lTlcers: President, Mrs. Marshall
vice president, Mrs. Ray
nond Tucker; secretary, Miss Wini-
red Tucker; treasurer, |. Webster
Organist, Miss Rena Tuck
II. This Aid is doing fine work.
Meeting ef EpwOrth League II
The EpwOrth League of the Ellen
lale NJ. L. Church will meet at the
chool auditorium on Monday eve
ling, May 1. A general good time is
promised TO those who will attend.
Mrs. Luther Coverdale will be the
lostess on this occasion.
Church School Board 10 Meet
The board of the Ellendale
rburch School will meet at the
lomo of Miss Rachel Coverdale on
Wednesday evening. May ,. Let all
members he present,
OF New Singing Books
The Ellendale Church School is
ldehted 10 MIS-. Lydia Warren for
b. gift OF two dozen singing books
was q fine gift and badly ueed-
d.
lHrch School
One hundred and one teachers
nd scholars were present when the
lurch school opened Sunday NOR
ing. This must nave pleased the
l. Webster Warren,
ho is working hard to build the
.hool up to its highest standard.
ct the good work 20 on.
The lesson of the morning was cn-
tied "The Sin of Solfishnc5s." The &
sson was thoroughly discussed by
9TH the teachers and scholars hy
irning to st. Marks gospel. 9th
laptcr. verses 33-i3; W. can un-
1rstand more fully what Christ /,
ought of seliishness aud why He
,okc in such stern terms tC His
sciples as He did.
The golden text is fine. Love
orketh no i'll to his ncighb0r; love
Ierefore is the fultiliment of the
1910. III
Orning Sermon
The pastor preached fine
oughtful sermon. using as his text
It Timothy. 4th chapter, part o.
&c 8th and 9tr verses.
Yening Services
The EpwOrth League at p. M,
lder the leadership of Miss Lillian
ndal, rendered a very satisfactory
'ogram. At 1880 p. M. the pastor
reached another interesting ser
on. ST. John. 11th chapter, 25th
.rse was his text.
lass Meeting III
Glass meeting will be held in FL II
ndale NJ. j.. Church OIL Sundny
orning at $3.50 a. m. Davis e. Dra-
n. leader.
Inday Services, April 80: III
El1endale: $3.50 a. m. Class meet
z. 10 a. III. Church school. II a. IN.
reaching by the pastor. p. III.
n1vnrth l. aagtp. Thomas Baker. JT.,