Milford chronicle., 1935-05-03
WILLIAMSVILLE
(Near HOWstOAl

WilIiamsville NJ. E. Church, J. T.
Graham, pastor: Sunday school 2 p.
m. George TatInan, superintendent.
Sunday, May 12, will be local day at
| Williamsville Church. For this rea-
son, the Mothers Day program will
be rendered a week later, May IS.
We invite all the friends who are
interested in this historic church to
/ be with US on this date and wor-
ship with us.
The trustees of Williamsville NJ.
E. Church met in their regular meet
ing Monday night, April 20. The bus
mess transacted in that meeting will
be of interest to all who think kind
ly of their old Methodistic temple.
The trustees decided to renovate the
church inside, paint the door and
yarnish the furniture and wains-
coating of the church, and a COM
mittee was appointed to buy new
rugs and carpets for the churcn 10
replace the old ones. Come on Mo-
theirs Day and see how the place
has been Deautified. D ont forget the
date, May 19.
The Williamsville Sunshine Circle
was most delightfully."- entertained
by Miss Marie Elliott at her home
near Houston on Thursday evening
April 25th. The home was decorated
very pretty in keeping with the Eas-
ter season. After the usual exchange
of friendly greetings the meeting
opened with everyone singing In |
The Garden" The reading OF the |
ha
of Mark. This was followed by I
prayer. The minutes OF the last
meeting were read and approved.
After the roll call and collection OF
dues, "our birthday jar" gained two
more birthday offerings. Several
business matters were discussed and
decided upon. Mrs. James Elliott
kindly invited the Circle to meet at
her home for it's next meeting on
evening, May 23rd. The
business session ended by everyone
singing THE Old Rugged Cross" A
very worthwhile program was then
given on Easter, which consisted of
a very pretty duet entitled. "Whis-
pering Hope" by Mrs. Ralph Butler
and Miss Marie Elliott. Several
were given about Easter.
A solo entitled Fair Lilies We Bring
You," was sung by Miss Martha Ket-
.ler, and a recitation was given by
Roy Pearson. BY this time the host
ass was serving an abundant supply
II most delicious refreshments. At
/ late hour everyone departed, after
their appreciation for
having spent such a pleasant eve
hing filed with the spirit of another
beautiful Easter.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
cecil Bradley who underwent a very
ieriOus operation at the Emergency
Hospital was able to return to her
lome on Tuesday. We surely hope
The will soon be we'll again.
Lewis Brown has been spending
luite- some time in Harrington as
he guest of his grandfather, Mr..
frank Cannon.
Mrs. Rufus Elliott entertained the
ollOwing to a big birthday dinner
It her home on April 21st: Mr., and
Irs. Paul Elliott and Mr.. and Mrs.
red Elliott, all of Wilmington; Mr..
nd Mrs. Reese Elliott and family,
nd Mr.. and Mrs. James Elliott and
amily of Houston; Mr.. and Mrs.
russell Reed Of RehOboth, and Mr..
leslie Loving, from Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Prettyman
relatives from Whining
on over the weekend.
Mrs. John Messick from Rehoboth
as returned home after spending
few days as the guest Of her
aughter. Mrs. James Elliott.
/, COOleratOr is the most startling
lew development in Refrigeration
n IS years.