Milford chronicle., 1938-01-21
GLENDALE
News In General

MT. anu Mrs. 4. Il. Baker, Jr., were
Sunday evening callers Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Belts Of near Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Prettynan
spent the weekend as guests Of Mrs.
+. Hastings Of Selbyville.
Miss Frances Wilson entertained
guests during the weekend.
John G. Short visited relatives
and friends in New Jersey last
week.
Mrs. Ursula Williams of viii
mington spent part Of last week
with her family here.
Mrs. J. A. Ellegood is conyalesc-
ing and appreciates the many re-
membranes Of her friends and the
Glendale Ladies Aid during her ill.,
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey T. Smith
! were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Bailey Of fredericksburg on
Sunday
Miss Mary Karpass of BridgeviIle
was a Sunday guest Of Miss Stella
Yolis.
Chas. S. Hoyt is confined to the
Milford Emergency Hospital be-
cause of illness. His condition is
serious at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Gorlich, Jr.,
of Georgetown. we're recent callers
of relatives and friends of this COM
munity.
Lawrence Warren who was iniur-
ed when a tree limb struck him, is
recovering.
Miss Dorothy Goodman Of Seattle.
Washington, is the guest of Rev.
and Mrs Fordham, this week.
birthday Party
Mrs. David NJ. Warren was given /
a surprise birthday party at her
home on Main street, Thursday eve
ming, January 13, by her daughter.
Miss Bessie NJ. Warren. About twen-
ty guests were present and the eve
ming was pleasantly spent in games
and music. Mrs. Warren received
many useful and beautiful gifts. A
birthday cake with candles and ice
cream was very attractive. The
guests upon leaving, wished Mrs.
Warren many more happy birth
days.
Firemen Elect Officers
The Glendale Fire Company elect
ed the following officers for 1888 at
the meeting held Wednesday, Janu-
airy IL, at the Fire Hall. Glendale:
TheO. H. Walius; vice
president, David 'Ellingsworth;
secretary, Isaac w. Ellingsworth:
treasurer, /. Thomas Baker, jr.; fire
chief, Curtis w. Ennis, Sr.; fire re-
corder, VIM. d. EllingswOrth, Jr.;
chief engineer. Arthur Williams.
School News
The adult classes will study In
iustrial Arts" this year and the
length of the course will be eight
nights. two hours each. Everyone is
urged to be present and take a part
IN Tuesday evening, January Is. The
is Gerald P. Adaras of
IIillsboro.
,hnrch News
Sunday school services at ten
,'elock. Preaching at eleven by the I
lastor. Epworth League at seven
D'clock. Leader, Miss Bessie NJ.
Warren. Worship service at 1880 D. 81
n. by Rev. H. Fordham. IS
quarterly Conference
The fourth quarterly conference
will be held January 26 at 2:30 o.
lock p. M. in the Glendale NJ. E.
.hurch. All members are urged to
e present.
unday school Elects Officers
The following officers have been
lected by the Sunday school for the T
nsuing year: Superintendent. I.
Webster Warren; assistant superin-
c. A. Timmons, Sr.; secre- /
ary, Mrs. Ella Coverdale; treasur-
r. Miss Anna w. Sheppard; mis-
Ionary superintendent. Mrs. e. T. T
1ilson; pianist, Miss Winifred 7
rimary Department Officers I
Superintendent Miss Rachel Cow +
rdale: assistant superintendent. :
rs. Marshall Wilson; secretary. {
iiss Lois Williams; pianist, Miss
ena Tucker.
iiieial Meeting
A board and official meeting was
I'D in the Glendale M. e. Church
! Tuesday evening. January IL, and
ev. Harold Fordham was unani-
ously asked to return for another
ar.
ASS No. 6 Elects Officers
Glass No. 6 met at the home Of
iss Millie Short on Friday even
g, January IA, and the following st
Iicers for 1888 were elected: Pres
ent, Mrs. Blanche B. Ennis: first
ce president. Mrs. Pauline Lynch; 81
cond vice president, Mrs. Fannie m
ckerson; secretary, Mrs. Bessie
ark; treasurer. Mrs. Amanda Cow
dale; chairman of flower commit
Z, Mrs. Esther Reed Z,
The next meeting will be held on v
iday evening, February IL.
leRdale Ladies Aid WIN Meet
The Glendale Ladies' Aid will
yet with Mrs. Grace H. Smith, at
r home on Main street. Thursday
ening, January %. All members
3 requested to be present and sm
ere will also be election Of Off
IS for 1888. M