Milford chronicle., 1940-06-14

also took under consideration as an
improvement project this year, the
renovation of the interior of the
Collins Building and the building
of fence on the church property.
Mrs. H. W. Simth completed her
term of Office as president of the
Loyal Workers class of Trinity Meth
odist Church, when the class held its
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
Alvin Melvin on Liberty street, on
Monday night. AS head of the class
for the past year, Mrs. Smith disclos-
ed in her annual report that over
$375 had been raised during the year.
The class will sponsor a strawberry
festival on the church lawn on Sat
urday night, June is. Home made
ice cream and cake will be featured
at the festival and is to be made by
Mrs. Ruth Billings, Mrs. Jessie Tee,
Mrs. Alice Hall, Mrs. Carrie Hitch
ems, Mrs. Manolia Wright. Mrs. Jen-
ME Creadick, Mrs. Clyde Miller, Miss
Matte Smith and Mrs Harry Grue-
well. Cake committee, Mrs. Agnes
Camper. Mrs. Anna Tucker, Mrs. |
Florence Nelson, Mrs. Christine ely |
mer, Mrs. Alice Wix, Mrs. Franklin !
Waller, Mrs. Annie Minner. Mrs. |
Lulu Potter, Mrs. Kathryn Simpson,
Mrs. Georgia Jacobs and Mrs. Eva
Norris. Mrs. Potter was elected as
assistant teacher of the class. At the Il
close Of the meeting Mrs. Smith was
presented with a huge bouquet of
peonies. She was so overcome with
emotion that she was unable to ex-
press her appreciation for a few
moments. The class was entertain
ed by Mrs. Alvin Melvin, assisted by
Mrs. Fcgar Hall, Mrs Daniel Hitch
ems and Mrs. Edgar Tucker.
On Sunday the newly furnished
ladies' parlor of Asbury Methodist
Church was opened for inspection.
This room on the left of the front
pestibule entering the church and
Christ Chapel. which was
dedicated in December in memory of
Mrs. Addie V. Satterfield, through the
of her daughters and
'thers, has been thoroughly reno
ated and newly furnished by the
.adies' Aid Society, Ever Ready and
booster classes. The junior choir
nd the Beginners Department also
made contributions to it besides
rivate gifts from Mrs. Laura Sapp,
lrs. George w. Hanson, Mrs Ernest
lean and Mrs. John E. Harper (nee
Iargaret Satterfeld) of Philadel-
hia.
Harry Harrington, of Wilmington,
pent the weekend with relatives
ere.
Mrs. Samuel Williams, Mrs. Allan
arsons, Mrs. Ernest Dean, Mrs.
red Wilson, Mrs. Ernest Raughley,
Irs. W. W. Sharp, Mrs. Frank Wit
hey, Mrs. L. T. Jones and Miss Elva
eese we're among those attending
he State Federation of Women's
lubs in Newark during the past
eek.
Mrs. Harry C. Tee and Miss Adele
asten mOtored to Chapel Hill, N.
), last week. On the return trip they
rought Harry C. Tee, Jr.. home for i
Is summer vacation. He has COM
Ieted two years as a pharmacy stu
ent in the University of North Car
ina.
Mrs. Harriet Herring of Will
ingtOn spent the weekend with her
lrents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Gallo
ay.
Miss Ruth Laramore Of Whining
n was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
amuel Denney over the weekend.
John Layton, of this city, a mem
II of the senior class at the Uni
'rsity of Delaware, was awarded
e William d. Clark mathematical
'ize Of $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Masten of
snns Grove, N. j., have been recent
tests Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Adams.
Mrs. Frank Paris is spending
me time with her daughter, Mrs.
illiam Bremen in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The annual Youth Day service at
unity Methodist Church was held
Sunday evening. when the chill
en- from the beginners and primary
partments and the juniors pre-
nted a program. The program op-
ed with a hymn after which
oup Of the little tots under the
idance of their teachers, demon
'ated how they conduct themselves
Sunday school and what they do
ring the one hour period. Martha
m Sheath made the welcoming =