Milford chronicle., 1939-12-29
HARRINGTON

lSoACof DOA "a at h1dl tth6 tOHs OStCDC
20, 1859, died Tuesday morning o
this week at seven o'clock at his lat
residence In Harrington.
Mr.. Jones was prominently identi
fed with public affairs of his count,
and State, being for many year
chairman Of the Kent County Repub
lican Committee and a member of th'
Delaware State Accident Board. III
served for a number of years al
president of this board.
Mr.. Jones suffered paralyti,
stroke in August, from which HI
never recovered. He is survived BY
his widow, Mrs. Louise Sawtell,
Jones; one daughter, Mrs. Marian
Jones Hallenbeck, of New York City
two brothers. C. Lyston Jones, Eas
ton, Pa, and Rev. Elwood w. Jones
of Franklin, Va; two sisters, Mrs. c
l.. Cahall, Philadelphia, and Mrs. ii
N. Butler, Newark, n. j., and a num-
ber of nieces and nephews. Funeral
services were held at the Boyer Flu
neral Home. on Thursday at 2:3(
O'Clock. The officiating minister was
Rev. Robert f. Green. pastor of the
Harrington Methodist Church. In
terment at Bethel cemetery, Chesa-
peake City, Md.
Last Sunday morning the Rev
Walter A. Hearn, District Superin-
tendent of Dover, preached to a
large and appreciative audience in
Asbury Methodist Church. The oc-
casion was the dedication of Christ's
Chapel in memory of Mrs. Addie V.
Satterfield. who died on February 8,
1899.
The chapel is a room on the right
as one enters the church and is to
be used for the worship service OF
the Epworth League. A tablet on the
door designates it as Christ's Chapel
and commentaries the name of Mrs.
Satterfield The name plate was
presented by the original eight men,
bers of the Every Ready Class of the
Church School, which was founded
by Mrs Satterfield on April l. 1928.
The furnishings of the chapel were
provided through the generosity of
Mrs. Satterfields daughters, Mrs
Maurice Lazarus and Mrs John Z.
Harper of Philadelphia, and Mrs. G.
w. w. SchantZ, OF Smyrna, the Ep-
worth League, the Every Ready
Glass. and several other individual
gifts. In the evening the EpwOrth
League used the chapel for the first
time. Ridgely ". Vane was the lead
or. with Prof. Melvin Brobst as the
speaker. Following that service Il
religious sketch written for the Oc-
casiOn by Mrs. Robert L. Green.
christmas Cleans Anew was Civ
en- by Mrs. Warfield. Rev. Robert Z.
Green. Misses Jane Pride, Elizabeth
Anne Greenly, Mary Ellen Thomas.
Louis Price and others. At both SER
vices special Christmas anthems
were sung by the choir, directed by
Paul A. Hawk, with Mrs. c. Fred
Wilson at the console.
Last Sunday at Trinity Methodist
Church the entire day was devoted
to Christmas. In the morning the
choir sang a Christmas cantata af-
ter which several new members
Joined the church. In the evening the
children of the Sunday school pre-
sented n program of recitatiOns.
songs and exercises. Mrs. G. +. Tur-
ner, Mrs Calvin Simpson, Mrs Al4
bert ThistlewOod. Mrs. Martha
Sheath, Miss Matilda Billings assist
ed in training the youngsters while
Arnett Potter had charge of the
effects. The following
children took part: Martha Jean
Sheath, Patsy Ann Billings. Joyce
Neal, Donald Jester, Gordon Sat
.erfield. Pat Holloway. Sylvia Bree-
ling, Jimmie Simpson, Leslie WiX,
Jimmie Wright. Betty Louise Sheath,
Hurd, Joyce Gruewell,
Walter Draper, Martha Gruewell,
Gwen Waller, Mary Reta Hurd, Eu-
gene Wiley, Robert Shulti. Helena
<irkby and Shirley Simpson. Song
Iy intermediate department. quar-
ct, Jimmie Simpson, Betty Louise
Sheath. Leslie Wix and Joyce o.
Neal. Recitation. Donald Turner;
dialogue, Elva Rae Rash, Rosalie
Iirkby and Lucille Derrickson; rec
tations, Charles Robertson, Billy |
Ilarkson. Roland Wiley; dialogue, |
Cradle Hymn" Miss Myrtle Ander-
ion, Elva Rae Rash and Mary
Brown.
Mrs. C. E. Turner and son. Brice
Turner, are spending the Christ
mas holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Iffie Miller in Westminster, Md.
Miss Ruth Raughley of the Uni
ersity of Delaware. is the guest of
er parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
for the Christmas vaca-
ion.
Fred S. Bailey. Fred Bailey. Jr..
luther Hatfield and Will Simpson
ave returned from a deer hunting
rip in New Jersey. Hatfield and
impson each bagged n deer.
Rev. J. T. Bailey, of Georgetown,
pent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
red S. Bailey.
Harry Quillen, a student at the
of Delaware, is spending
he holidays with his parents, Mr.,
nd Mrs. Harry Quillen.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Day are spend
lg the holidays with their daugh-
~, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Lenderman
/ Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudson, of
spent the weekend
ith Mrs. Nora Tharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Bailey spent
hristmas Day with Mr.. and Mrs.
rawford Bailey at Georgetown.
Robert Smith. a student at the
of Maryland, is spending i
lie holidays with his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs r. b. Smith. ID
Miss Ula Mae Clarkson of Will {
ing;on, spent the weekend with
er mother. Mrs. Virginia Clark 4
IN. In
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee and
IN, Harry, Jr., spent Christmas Day /