Milford chronicle., 1940-03-08
LINCOLN

The LindaIe Home Demonstrators
Club held its monthly meeting In thS
Lincoln Community Hall on Wednes;
day, February rs, beginning at l0:3t
6lelock.
LIN demonstrating the subject fOI
the day, e.I1Omemade Yeast Bread,
Agrs George Derrickson and Mrs,
George Warren prepared and baked
hot yeast rolls which were served
with the luncheon at noon and en-
joycd by 20 members and A visitors.
This was followed by a business
meeting in charge of the president,
Mrs. Warren. Two new members
were added to the roll Mrs. Carl
Prettyman and Mrs. Joseph Morgan
were named as project leaders for
the April meeting.
The members Joined in singing the
new club song written by Mrs. Geo.
Warren. All were requested to bring
their song sheets with them for the
March meeting which will be held at
the home of Mrs. Elmer Greenly.
The meeting adjourned after sing
ing "Blest be the Tie That Binds"
Mrs, Mary Truitt, widow of Will
liam S. Truitt, passed away at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. John
Lindale on Sunday morning. March
81, at S O'clock, age 81 years. Funeral
services were held from the MethO-
dist Church on, Tuesday at o'clock,
conducted by Rev Melvin Wheatley
and interment made in Lincoln Gem
etery. The deceased is survived by
three sons and two daughters. Will
liam H. Warren, OF Milford, Roy Tru-
it, Mrs. Lena Lindale. Frank Truitt
Of this town aud Mrs. Fred Carey of
Marcus Hook, Pa. and a number OF
grandchildren.
The ladies OF the town are spOn- !
soring a covered dish luncheon to be
held in the Community Hall on Fri
day, March s, at noon. Each one is
requested to bring a covered dish.
an invited guest and individual
dishes. Price % cents. Proceeds to
be used for nall fund.
JeOn Sunday. February %. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Elmer Grcenly and daughter
Norma and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Fitzgerald were guests at a turkey
dinner at the home of Mir. and Mrs.
van Nuis WilkersOn of Milford, in
celebration OF the birthday OF Mrs,
GFeenly and Mrs. Wilkerson.
At the February business and so
cial meeting Of the EpwOrth League
lteld at the home of Douglas ard
Francis Morgan on Wednesday eve
hing the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presir
dent, Esther Greenly; first vice pres,
ident. Eleanor Morris: second vice
president. Edna Mae Vadakin; third
vice president, Jessify Mackltn'
fourth vice president, Russell Ben
nett; secretary, Leila Truitt; treas
Her, Donald Donovan; pianist, Rena
Tucker. an.nt
MIR. and Mrs. William Rust enter
taincd a number of relatives ana
friends at Il turkey dinner on sun
day. i
Mrs. J. w. Prcttyman and Mr. andi
Mrs. Norman TouchtOn and daughter,
JOannc of North East, Md, have (
been recent guests of Mrs. Pretty |
mans mother. Mrs. Julia ClendpFiel /
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwa Ial!
Fitzgerald.
Miss Joy Reed of Milton visited
relatives hQTc on SundSs7S. 1IilDII
Mrs. Samuel Sockridcr of Sclby-
vile, is visiting her daughteE land /
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
NAPLES.
The monthly business and social.
meeting OF the Sunbeam Glass of the
NJ. E. Church School will be held at
Inc home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Grove on Monday evening, March II.
1t whic htime the annual election a
lfFicers will take PLACE. a full attendH
,Bce is urged.
Services for Sunday, March IT:
l.. Lincoln Morning worship lDQ%
IA. Special music by the choir. Lelf-
ell series sermon, "Cringing Before
he Crowd" Church School II a. M.
.ct us have an increase in attChdt
nee every Sunday between now and
Caster. Epworth League 7:3O p. M.
led by Miss Irma MackIin. EyfninSk
;ermon s o'clock. Final meditation K
II series on The Sins That CrN@fied 4
Iesus."
Slaughter Ncck-Church School ,
J. IN. Make it "a point to be present !
his Sunday. Afternoon worship ;
}. m.
Melvin E. Whcatley, Jr,, Minister.