Milford chronicle., 1933-03-24

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! pictures on dental care were shown
Billy Day Scott of st. Andrew
School, near Middletown, has beel
spending part of the past week witt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L
Scott.
Rev. b. f. Sheckles, a former pas
tor of the Nazarene Church was thu
guest of friends here during thu
past week.
Boy Scouts
Stanley NJ. WOodhead, scout fielC
executive, has just advised that the
District Court of Honor of the Boy
Scout organization was held al
Harrington High School Monday ev'
ening. This occasion was one of the
proud moments i'm boys life when
three troops in the General Torbert
District were awarded a beautiful
streamer to be attached to their
troop flag. This award was made by
former President Herbert Hoover
The troops in lower Delaware who
have earned this award for showing
an increase in membership and
other troop achievements during the
year 1892 are Milford M. 2. Church
Troop, Milton Troop and Harrington
Troop.
Firemen Called
Shortly before seven o'clock OH
Saturday evening the local firemen
were called to the farm of former
Representative Lewis Curtis, about
two miles north of Harrington to
extinguish a chimney fire. No dam
age resulted from the blaze.
Officers Elected
At the annual meeting of the Off
cials of the Church of the Nazarene
held last week the following officers
were elected: Stewards, Mrs. Maude
Dickersoh, Mrs. Mary Jones, Miss
Hazel Curry, Benjamin Dean and
Mrs. Anna Disharoon; trustees,
WOlcott Dickerson, John Wiley,
Charles Tucker, Lee Curry, Arthur
Bradley; church school board, Hazel
Curry, Benjamin Dean, Inez Glib
bons, Lea Curry and Wolcott Dick
erson. Mrs. Maud Dickerson was Sc
lected to head the Sunday school.
Delegates elected to the District As
sembly were as follows: Delegates,
Hazel Curry and Mrs. Anna Sher-
wood; alternates, Inez Gibbons.
NJ. 2. Church Notice
In spite of the rainy weather a
gOodly number was present at the
evening services of the NJ. p.
Church on Sunday evening, when
The choir presented a full evenings
of music. Rev. r. w. Sapp
taking advantage of the kind of a
service, assisted one of the other
churches in the conference. He
at Delmar on account OF
The illness of their pastor, Rev. H.
B. Jester. The program was as fol-
lows: Prelude, Mrs. George B. Pot
.er at the console; hymn by congre-
CATION; prayer, Prof. J. G. Messner;
luet, Mrs. Samuel Short, Sr., and
Mrs. John Mitchell; recital of 23rd
Psalm; solo and chorus, "The Old
Rugged Cross" by DR.. r. J. Emory
hymn by congregation;
male quartet, Messrs. William
Smith, Paul We'll, John Mitchell and
Oscar Neamish, John Mitchell, solo
st; duet, "Alone." Mrs. Harry Ham
nond and Mrs. r. w. Sapp; anthem
ly choir; offering; solo, Prof. Paul
We'll; cornet solo, William Smith;
mixed quartet, Mrs.. Baynard Smith,
Mrs. Ruth Neamish, Herbert Mich
,ls and Paul We'll; selection by male
luartet, William Smith, Oscar Nea-
nish, Paul Well, soloist, and John
Mitchell; bass solo, Herbert Mich
lis; pantomine, "Rock of Ages"
Hiss Virginia Hammond and choir;
lynn by congregation; benediction,
Prof. J. C. Messner.
mother Fire Alarm
Shortly after seven o'clock Mon
ay morning the local firemen were |
to the home of Reginald
IcKnatt on Weiner avenue, adjoin-
ng the NJ. E. parsonage, TO extin-
tiish a chimney fire. No damage re-
ulted. Rev. L. II. Collins is now
firemen. He wanted the
brill of riding ON a speeding fire
ngine. The chief did not arrive at
he fire house before the equipment
eft so Rev Collins was chief pro
an, occupying the chiefs seat be-
ide the driver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tee of Will
lington spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Irs. Elmer Tee.
Rev. and Mrs. d. L. Snyder of Bal
more, Md, spent part of this
eek with Mrs. John Clymer.
Dr.. Howard Clymer and Dan Trek
r of Philadelphia spent the week
nd with the formers mother, Mrs.
)hn Clymer.
Prof. Paul We'll spent the week
I'd with relatives in Pennsylvania.
e returned to Delaware Sunday
yening accompanied by his brand
sw bride. They we're married in
on Saturday.
A card party was given by the Ia
es of the New Century Club in the
ub house Monday evening.
et Along, Reynerd
Fox hunters from far and near {
ere to visit Harrington Monday '
ening for jolly evening for those
no love to follow the hounds. Last (
EEK alarge fox chase was sched-
ed for this section and hunters
,m ali over lower Delaware with '
cir dogs arrived early, but due to /
iather conditions the race was not
success, the dogs being unable to '
cate a. fox. It is reported the race A
Is held the following day with
Ich greater success. The climax :
this fox chase was banquet
Id in Slaughters Hall. The wives \
the local fox hunters served the
lner. A
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