Milford chronicle., 1938-06-24
HARRINGTON


weeks house party at her home II
Misses Bernice Nurkin Of Baltimor
Helen Levine of Philadelphia, d
Leonard Wares of Brooklyn, d
Willard Applefeld of Baltimore an
DIR. Henry Rothkopf, of Ellenville, \
Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Sharp and MI
and Mrs. L. T. Jones are enjoying
motor trip in Pennsylvania. The
Will visit Harrisburg. Hershey an
Lebanon, Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. E. Parker o
Tangier Island have been spending
a few days here with former friends
Reginald Nelson of Wilmington 4
spending a vacation with his moth
er, Mrs. E. NJ. Nelson.
John Wesley Knapp, pioneer Del
aware educator, who taught in the
Delaware schools for forty years
died at the age Of "a years, at the
home of his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, MFR. and Mrs. Clarence Kemp on
Wednesday evening of last week in
this city. Mrs. Knapp died about 1S
months ago. Mr.. Knapp was born in
Broadway. N. J., but had lived in
Delaware the greater part of his life.
He was educated at Dickinson Col
lege, Carlisle, Pa. and Wesleyan
University. He taught i'm Harrington.
FELTON,, Rices. Masten's Corner and
Maple Grove. Besides his teaching
vocation Mr.. Knapp carried on a
farm along the State Highway be-
tween this city and FELTON, until he
retired some years ago. Mr.. Knapp
was a great lover OF sport. baseball
being his main hobby.
Funeral services were held from
the home of his daughter on Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Rob
ert E. Green. pastor of the NJ. f.
Church had charge of the services.
assisted by Rev. E. W. Henvis of
FELTON,. He is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Clarence Kemp. Harring-
ton; Mrs. Elmer Walker. Easton.
Md. and one son. Winslow Knapp,
Of FELTON,. InteTment was made in
Barratt's Chapel cemetery.
A ten-day study of the Bible known
as the Cooperative Vacation Bible
School. sponsored by the various
churches of the city held its first
session in the high school building
on Monday morning at O'Clock.
Children from three and one-half
years old to fifteen were enrolled.
The following cources for officers
and teachers were offered: Superin-
tendent, Rev. Thomas Phillips, pas
tor of the Pilgrim Holiness Church;
teachers, Mrs. Grace
Chason. Miss Mary Clark and Miss
Kathryn Smith: primary department.,
Rev. James HuntOn, pastor Of the
Nazarene Church. superintendent;
teacher. Miss Virginia Griffith; as
sistant, Miss Grace Wiley.
Superintendent junior department,
Rev. G. E. Turner, pastor of the NJ.
P. Church: teachers, Mrs. Christine
Clymer, Miss Ruth Raughley and
Miss Thelma Hall. superintendent :
intermediate department, Rev. Rob
ert Ez Green, pastOI Of the N. z.
Church: teachers, Miss Mary Short
and Miss Charlotte Beauchamp. :
Tee-JOyce
On Sunday afternoon at the Meth
odist Protestant parsonage in Mil
ford, the Rev. J. T. Bailey united in
marriage. Miss Malenda Joyce, III
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Joyce of Jersey City, N. j.. and VI
ames l. Tee, of Wilmington. son of III
)sear H. Tee of this city. Mr.. and III
FRS. Harry C. Tee, brother of the
room. attended the wedding. I'm
following the wedding the
ride and groom went to Rehoboth. III
hey will be at home at 1920 Jessup
rect, Wilmington. l
Mrs. Jack Morris of Pittsburgh. It
a., is spending a few days with III
er parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William iii
. Swain. lII
Dr. and Mrs. r. ]. Emory are lI|
pending a vacation on a two weeks I'LL
'uise to Bermuda. I'LL
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond LeKites of II
Md. spent the week llll
Id with the formers parents, Mr.. llll
I'd Mrs. w. G. LeKites. IIII
The Loyal Workers class of the lIl
. P. Church will hold a bake sale l
SWANS store next Saturday NOR W
ng. llIl
Willard Lynch and sister, Miss W
velyn Lynch of Darby. Pa, spent Hill
e weekend here with friends. Illl
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Phillips spent Iiii
e weekend with the latter's par iii
It's. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marvel. llIII
Mayor E. B. Rash has been a re- llI
mt visitor to Gettysburg, Pa. lllll
arlington n. Il. Church IllIl
Dbert f. Green. Minister lII
Church School 9:45 a. m. lH
The world of tomorrow will be llll|
shioned by the boys and girls of IIlI
day. The study of the Bible and lIlI|
e influence of Sunday school and IIII
urch attendance by older folk will llll
axe an undying impression for the llII
ture. Interesting Bible study for Hill
cry age taught by competent tea lIll
ers each Sunday. We invite you to lllll
1dy with us this Sunday. llllt
Morning worship IL a. m. Hill
In the worship service Christ Of Hill
rs to all who will avail themselves IIll
E opportunity. strength. peace. and l
urage which comes by being in His Hin
esence. Hill
Anthem will be sung by the choir. Hill
Sermon. subject: Christ and the Il
gging Ship Hill
Youth service GAS p. m. l
Harold Hopkins, leader A contin- I'LL