Milford chronicle., 1933-10-27
ST. JOHNSTOWN
Near Greenwood
st. JOhnstOwn Church

son c. Hatfield, superintendent Sun
day school. Anyone who does not
attend Sunday school and church
services at any other church are cor
daily invited to attend the services
at Saint JOhnstown. Visitors are
welcome at all times.
Sunday, October 20, Sunday school
at 2 p. m. Preaching services at 3
p. IN.
Rev. James H. Bishop, director of
religious education, Dover, visited
our Sunday school recently and rec
commended some very beneficial
changes in regrouping the classes.
His suggestions were heartily re-
seived by all the teachers and the
entire Sunday school. The reorgan-
ization was Effected last Sunday as
follows: Beginners department,
Miss Dorothy Owens, teacher; pri-
mory department, Miss Bessie Car
Isle, teacher; junior department,
Mrs. Rhea Tatman, teacher, and the
following class officers, president,
Lillian Tatman; Vice-president, Ell
mer Hamstead; secretary, Ruth Gar
rett; treasurer, Mary Millman.
Intermediate department, Miss Le-
liza Tatman, teacher; class officers,
president, Catherine Stayton; vice
president, MARCEL Lyons; secretary,
Alice Smith, treasurer, Addison
Tatman.
Young peoples department, j. Hall
Lyons, teacher; class officers, presi-
dent, Mrs. Ray Tatman; vice-presi-
dent, John Lyons; secretary, James
o. Wiley; treasurer, Amos Stayton.
Adult men, Rev. Hiram McVey,
teacher; class officers, president, W.
B. Hatfield; vice-president, NJ. T.
Stayton; secretary, Carlos Tatman;
treasurer, J. Howard Lyons.
Adult women, Mrs. Fannie Carey,
teacher; class officers, president,
Mrs. Katie Tatman; vice-president,
Mrs. Sallie Tatman; secretary, Mrs.
Myrtle Warrington; treasurer, Miss
Florence Carlisle.
1t is hoped that a cradle roll can
be organized in the near future.
st. JOhnStOWn Cemetery
A meeting was recently held at
st. Johnstown Church when Judge
Earle D. Wiley of Dover, who has
several relatives buried in St. Johns
town cemetery, presented a plan for
the incorporation of st. Johnstown
cemetery. The people at this meet
ing decided that the incorporation
Of the cemetery was necessary in
order for the cemetery to be man
aged efficiently and properly main
Judge Wiley is preparing
the necessary legal papers for the
of the cemetery.
A committee consisting of Sewell |
Sr., Mrs. Katie Tatman,
w. H. Carlisle, Jr., ]. Hall Lyons, |
Mrs. Myrtle Warrington and Wilson |
z. Hatfield met at the home of Mrs. |
to secure a list of as |
many names of the relatives of peo-
pie buried in st. Johnstown cemetery |
Is possible. These people will be
lsked to contribute for the upkeep .
If the cemetery. Anyone having rela-
ives buried in St. Johnstown Gem
,tery who will communicate with .
my member of the above named .
committee will receive full infor- |
nation concerning the plan for the |
'uture care and maintenance of st. |
Tohnstown cemetery. Contributions |
will be very much appreciated.
Halloween Party
A Halloween party for all those
gho competed in the "Red and Blue
contest" which closed on Rally Day
yill be held in the Community
in Greenwood on Tuesday
vening, October 81, beginning at
/. m. Prizes will be given for the
lnniest, most original and prettiest
ostumes. An entertainment COM
littee is making plans for suitable
ames for the occasion. Refresh
tents will also be served.
Ommunlty News l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Langrell of {
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
-ughes and son, Harry Lee, of Fell
IN, Mrs. James Alexander and Mrs.
toward Todd of Greenwood were
isitors and dinner guests of Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Arthur Tatman on last
unday.
Mrs. Annie Bird and Mrs. Emma {
awson of Seaford visited at the {
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Car {
sle on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynford Penuel of
georgetown visited Mrs. PenuePs ]
mily, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Tatman ;
nd sister, Lillian, on Sunday, and
ere also present at the St. Johns ]
,wn Sunday school services last
lnday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elliott of Har- l
ngton attended the st. Johnstown
lnday school services and were
upper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Car l
IS Tatman and family on Sunday s
st.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hatfield and I
mily were dinner guests of Mr.. and '
RS. George R. Wiley on Sunday. g
Miss Minnie Schulze is visiting in \
Everyone is pleased that Mrs. S
,well McIlvaine, Quentin Tyrell and a
auline McIlvaine are greatly i'm
owed.
Rev. Hiram McVey is visiting rela-
yes in Newark, Chester, Lancaster +
I'd Philadelphia, Pa. a
Mrs. Mollie Cordray of Houston v
,ent several days with Mr.. and Mrs. s
lrlos Tatman and family. T
Mrs. Clara Donovan of near Chap
ins Chapel died in the Emergency s
ospital at Milford last Saturday.
neral services were held in the O
/. Johnstown Church on Wednes- d
" of this week. Interment in St.
hnstown cemetery. F
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rust Of Har- v
son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Stayton b
rcro1 lorf C..rJ,u