Milford chronicle., 1934-10-05

. son, II. J. Ramsdell, Robert WiX,
a &. Jones, +. w. Dean and w. +
= WroteH. Rev. J. E. Parker is sery
I ing his first year as pastor of tn
Y church.
I Miss Elizabeth Shaw of Pitts
? burgh, Pa, is visiting her brother
i Mr.. and Mrs. B. I. Shaw.
. Mrs. Ernest Van Pelt of Rehobotl
is visiting Mrs. Sewell Knox.
, Harry F. Murphy, Jr., has return
cd to school at HaddOnfeld. n. J.
after spending the past week witt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F
Murphy. following the summer va.
cation spent in a camp in Maine.
Mrs. w. G.. Wechtenhiser anC
sons, William and Bobbie. are spen.
ding this week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Reynolds at Thompson
Conn.
After being a partial invalid for
the past two years, a sufferer with
rheumatism. Mrs. Mary G. Moore,
widow of the late Thomas w, Moore.
suffered a paralytic stroke four
weeks ago. Death occurred at her
home on Dorman street, Friday MOI =
ming. Mrs. Moore was a grand old
lady being nearly 81 years old. F'u-
neral services were held from her
late residence Monday afternoon at
1:3O o'clOcke The services were in
charge of Rev. J. f. Parker, pastor
of the NJ. E. Church. assisted by
Rev. f. H. Collins of Marshallton. a
former pastor of the deceased. Mrs.
Moore was born near Willow Grove.
Kent county. and has resided in this
community all of her life. she IS
survived by one sister, Miss Fannie
Goodwin and one brother. James
Goodwin. both residing in Dover. The
following children survive: Mrs.
Hettie Warren. Chester, Pa; Mrs.
Anna Wyatt, Wilmington: William
Moore, Dover: Mrs. Irene Rauehley.
Mrs. Mary Clarkson. Mrs. Nirginia
ClarksOn and Walter Moore. all of
Harrington. There are also % giand
children. 30 great grandchildren
and one great great grandchild sur
viving. Interment was made in Bar
rats Chapel cemetery.
The regular weekly meeting of
the Harrington Rotary Club vas.
held in SWANS Hotel. TUESDAY eve
ming, at which time S. t. McMaster.
supervising agent of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company. addressed
the club on the subject. The Trans
portation Problem of Today"
William McCabe. a member Of the
United States Navy, is a patient in
the Naval Hospital in Rhode Island
the result of sustaining injuries in
a fall from the crows nest of his
when some part of the
rigging gave way.
Mr. and Mrs. II. e. Tee spent (
Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. !. T.
Bailey at Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Cannon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cannon of Buf-
'alo. \. Y. were called home by the
sudden illness of their mother. Mrs.
!. Frank Cannon.
Rev. Albert G. Goddard. pastor of |
'IcCabe Memorial VI. f. Church in
will he the principal
speaker at the pre-cOnvention rally
# the Delaware State Federation of
liens Bible classes, to be held here
n the VI. p. Church next Sunday af-
ernoOn at 2:30 o'clock. Such
Meeting was held at Dover last year
With several hundred men and wo-
len in attendance. Rev Goddard is
xpected to present a message of in
piratiOn and interest to all While
he rally is sponsored by the men,
ldies are most cordially invited.
The program consists of music =
endered by a special chorus of men =
'Om the VI. p Church at Milford: Z
ed Mill quartet, Lewes: trumpet )
Ilo by William Smith. HARRINGTON. 2
enneth Faulkner will be at the <
)nsOle wit han organ solo. .
In addition to the principal adj z
'ess by Rev Goddard. no doubt (
any of the state officers and coun- z
officials will have a place on the !
'Ogram. Leon TarburtOn. of Cam 2
n. vice president for Kent county. (
II be in charge of the rally. Mr. 2
lrburton has been working with Z
eal committees for several weeks =
ranging the program. He has been z
lively engaged in this work for !
veral years and is also superin- 2
ldent of the Sunday school i'm The <
mden NJ F.. Church.
Harry l.. Boyer, president OF the Z
ms Bible class of the host church =
II make the address of welcome z
d introduce the chairman of the
ernoon. Certificates of member
Ip will he presented to several
" members of the federation.
Ministers of the lower Delaware Z
tricts are especially urged to at
Id the rally along with a large Z
mber of men from their respec- 3
e classes. The Federation is un- z
and unprejudicial 3
e aim of the State Federation is ?
men to work of the king x
n and also to effect a mutual i'm :
'vement in its members by reliS- =
S. social. literary and spiritual :
ture. and especially to encourage 2
family altar and Bible reading <
he home. Finally to bring man to Z I
wv Jesus Christ and to prepare Z
| for life eternal.