Milford chronicle., 1935-04-12

i,yVesley Methodist Episcopal Church
beginning each night at 7.30. The
speakers for next week will be as
follows. The Rev John A. Clark
iOf Millsboro. The Official Board viii
be the special guests this evening
and. the pastor would like to meet
them IN the Sunday School room
promptly at z D. m. Tuesday eve
lning the ladies classes OF the Sun
day School will sit together. The
speaker will be DR.. G. w Humph-
reys Of Salisbury, Nd Wednesday
evening win be the Regular Fellows
might, and DR.. Frank Herson Of Mil
ford, Del. will preach Thursday
eyening will be young peoples night.
Rev. J. H. Brasure Of Bridgeville will
speak; Mr. Brasure will also sing.
Friday evening is 10 be Family
Night. Families will be asked to sit
together. The Rev. James II. Gard
ner Of Georgetown Circuit Will
preach.
The members Of the Presbyterian
Church and Sunday School held
covered dish supper Wednesday eve
ming to celebrate the completion Of
their new Sunday School rooms in
the basement of the church. All
those attending brought gift to
help in equipping the new kitchen.
The Student Council has formed
an employment bureau to enable stu
dents to get in touch with Opportuni-
ties to earn money and to enable the
public to secure competent help for
odd jobs to be done outside of school
hours. The bureau is prepared to
furnish students competent help to |
take care of the following types of
work: cleaning yards. garden spray |
ing, garden pruneing, farm work, |
milk testing, culling poultry, berry |
picking, farm work, milk testing,
chilling poultry. repetition, sales
work. delivery service, washing cars,
tending children, .hOusewOrk, sew
ing, tipping, relinislIing furniture, up
holstery, carpentry, cabinet making
and painting. If anyone has any diff
Terent work suitable for students
The bureau will be glad to try to ill
The need. There are a number of
students desiring to attend children
md also a number wanting to do
agricultural work, both on farms and
own gardens. To obtain this stu
lent. help write or telephone the
IchOol. Georgetown 244. between. .
/. m and p. m.
Sunday School Glass No. II. taught
~ Mrs. Frank Green will hold a
lake Saturday, April goth, at a place
n he announced LATER
Mrs. Susie King, wife Of John King
S suffering from a badly injured foot
aused when she stepped on the
lrOngs Of pitchfOrk while in her
iack yard. =
Pete Okie. young son of Mr.. and
frs. Horace Okie, is suffering from
broken arm as the result Of a fall.
Mrs. John WagamOn who UNDER
rent an operation in Trenton, N. j.,
Ospital, is recuperating and hopes
D go to the home Of her daughter
cry soon. before returning home,
Owing to special services in the
lethOdist Church. the meeting OF the
aides Auxiliary which was to have
cen held Thursday evening. April
9th, will be postponed until the
agular meeting Thursday evening,
lay 9th.
Announcement is made of the mar
age Of Mss Margaret HOLLAND
IamiltOn Of HarbesOn, Del, to DR..
lenwOOd NJ VanValkenburg, a ply
clan Of this town. which took place
ist December 3lst, at Belair. Md.
he bride is a teacher in the Milton
Iblic School.
The Rev and Mrs. J. r. Jester. Of
ethel. have announced the mar
age of their daughter. Miss Mar
lret Jayne Jester TO Leonard Sock
der of Georgetown. Del. which
ok place at the Bethel NJ. e. Par
mage Saturday Of last week. Mr.
,ster. father Of the bride perform
the ceremony. They will make
cir home in GeOTgtOwn.
Mrs Edward Sudler is visiting her
ster, Mrs. Rose Henderson. in
Va.
Mrs. Anna Elliott of Cleveland,
llo, and her daughter. Mrs. Arnold
Rood. Wellesley, Mass. are the
tests Of Mrs. r G. Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Rust Of Will
ngton visited relatives here the
ST week
Or. and Mrs. B. G. Blackstone of
llmingtOn spent the weekend. here
tn his brother. Fred Blackstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen George spent
; week-end here with his mother,
5. Katherine George
Miss Mary Virginia Cullen who
S beeniill with the grippe Is much
tier.
Mrs. Joseph B. NAPLES, Mrs. Row
Id G. Paynter. Miss Julia Burton,
Mrs. Marc Saunders inOtOred
and visited the flower
Nv last week.
George Schroeder OF Philadelphia
tied Mrs. Lulu Wimble and fam
here last weekend.
Norris Carmean of wilmington
mt the past weekend with his
ther, Mrs. Mary Carmean.
irs. Benjamin Faucet has been
ending a few days i'm Philadelphia.
iiss Elizabeth Houston has re-
ned her work at the Finch School
New York City.
Iiss Alpha sVanValkenburgh left
urday for New York City where
will study voice under QuenO
rio, metropolitan Opera star.
irs. George Renohehl OF Chestnut
!. Pa, was the gukst Of Mrs. Sara
,ker last weekend.
Iiss Joseph Wanles Of the Bald
School, BFyn Mawr. Pa. has
n spending the week with her
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph SB.