Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
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Mrs. Evans, the president, led tn,
devotional part, with all recitin,
Galations 6-7, following by singing
Sowing the Seed; the 37th Psalm
was read by Mrs Ada Grant; prayer
by the president, Mrs. Name Evans
hymn This Is My Fathers World"
prayer by Mrs. Georgia A. Richards +;
song Peace Hymn Of the World -
from the Voice of Song" from w.
c. I. U. hymn book; minutes were
read of last meeting by Mrs. Ethel
Davidson, secretary pro TEN. Then
the treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Matte Hudson, and roll call,
with each one responding with a
Bible verse, that contained a prom
Use for example, mine was Psalm
91:11. Special readings from the
Union Signal" were given by Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Hudson.
Mrs. Davidson, and Mrs. Richards.
The Crusade Psalm was the closing
number. Refreshments were served.
On Tuesday night of this week
the Sunday school board met at the
home Of the secretary, Miss Alice
Bennett.
The Lord Baltimore Women's
Club met at the home of Mrs. Hazel |
Menser on Tuesday night, January
2l. The subject was Education. ."
Mrs. Menser and committee had
charge of the program.
The Home Demonstration Club
met in the Christian Church Hall on
Tuesday afternoon of this week The
new county agents. Mrs. Severance
and Mrs. Mckinley were present.
The officers elected here are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Vera Belts; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Name c. Evans; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. Maud Nit
chell.
Mr.. and Mrs Ulysses West and
three children mOtOred from Cam I
den, N. j., and spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Owen. Z
The Sunday school class of Mrs. I
Georgia A. Richards will have a d
covered dish supper in the church K
room on Saturday night of this a
week, January 25. Each member in I
vite guest. The amount charged d
each guest will be Csc.
Mrs. Lille Fl. Belts Sunday school L
class will sponsor the birthday al
party to be given in Bethel NJ. +. I
Church rooms on the night of We'd III
nesday, January 90, promptly at n
1880 D. m. The admission denends ID
on your age-one penny for each pl
year-unless you are past 35 years. "a
The rest of the years are forgotten 10
for that night. There will be an eve k'
ming of fun and entertainment. Ice pr
cream and cake will be served free. de
Everyone invited. The proceeds to =
le used in purchasing new hymnals w
or the church. FIR
The Christian Church held their nj;
Sunday school election last Sunday
IS follows: Superintendent, George boz
assistant superintendent, Fr
Ohm Clark; secretary. Ralph Nit EV
hell; treasurer. Anna Anderson: ella
iianist, Helen Bunting and primary S
superintendent, Grace Chl
lall rtcl
Mrs. Jennie Parsons and daugh- Del
r. Hannah and Nirden Mitchell at ricl
'nded the exercises at the Whining the
IN General Hospital in Wilmington
st Friday. Mrs. Parsons daughter,
atherine Parsons. was given hon
AIRY mention at the exercises in -,
Tbo bod,, os Caiob Ta,,'i'. ,.bo form
ed at Sailors Snug Harbor, in ~
ate" ISi1,Iu' I,.s -, i' was was Ulousn, , have
d burial services were held on ao,;,
nday, January 49, His wife passed sOii,.
ay several years ago. He leaves Tb
e son, Norman Lewis, of Frank v,s
d. The deceased's brother, Capt. tbe !
muel Lewis accompanied the ncor
ly of his brother down to Frank Ian
g. Two sisters survive also' Mrs every
dreW hate EVanS oi TINS town ing s
Mrs. Laura Delby of New Jer- and !
:. several nephews and nleces cOllet
IN New York, New Jersey and eral
town. also friends. Mrs. William for Il
Betts ana Mrs. Edward Hickman ing 4
ended the funeral services. tary
he Lord Baltimore High School circle
k part in the national contest, rende
EN- through the Scholastic Maga- serve,
?. Three students, Glenn Steele, every
ce Belts and Ida Lathbury en- after
ID. The essay. Democracy for h
lns Self Discipline" was given evcnii
ignition and honorable mention sent
Miss Grace Betts of this town. --
re was only one from Delaware with
was given honorable mention; ton 7
we feel proud Of our friend, cracy.
&c Belts, who took part in this that {
onal contest. There were three such ;
Us that were sent from Lord the OF
more. the he
rs. Amanda Burbage who has In a
sick is able to be out again. Office
:. and Mrs. Isaac Long and who n
liter and son entertained their observ
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Nader peared
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Long. of our
brother, Horace Long, wife and On
hter Bernice at dinner on Sun ser att
Vising
. ana Mrs: James N. Evans and discuss
Maurice Evans, and sister, Mrs. ment n
am Powell and daughter, Car Baltjmr
motored to Philadelphia where On Sal
visited. Lester West and family ducted
lner. They then motored to Oh perinte,
Pa, and spent the night with ference
Annie NAPLES, a sister Of sistant
5 NJ. Evans, returning home on high sci
lay. Durin
Loyal Workers class banquet teams :
ttended by forty-five, including bobotb
and their husbands on Tues The bo,
light The decorations were at si,Is -