Milford chronicle., 1941-03-28
GEORGETOWN
KesIar Church Olfclals

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DR.. Omar z. Jones. who for ter
years has served as pastor of Yves.
ley Methodist Church, North Race
Street, this city, has been invited
by the fourth quarterly conference
TO return for the eleventh year
The Invitation has been accepted
DR.. Jones has served the church
probably longer than any minister
since Its foundation during the
Revolutionary War period His
public spiritedness, alienation OF
suffering and aid to the poor has
endeared him to the people OF
Georgetown and surrounding com
fiunity. He has the record of Wit
iting each year more sick folk than
any minister that Georgetown has
had in four decades.
At the fourth quarterly confer
ence which invited him to return
for the eleventh year, officials of
the church were elected, as fol-
lows: Trustees, Harry e. Hudson,
Andrew j. Lynch, w. Frank Sharp,
Judge Charles S. Richards, George
H.. Short, State Senator Harold w.
4. Purnell, Walter p. Townsend,
Jehn T. Carey. Stewards Former
Deputy Attorney General Frank M.
Jones, former City Councilman
George t. Lynch, Harry e. Hudson,
L. Harley Ryan, Robert ]. Morgan,
Julian e. Townsend, George Elton
Walls, Harold d. Hatfield, Ebe H.
Rust, Byron Pepper, Julius C..
Green, George H. Short, former
Representative John A. Jones, Al
fred Pierson Townsend, Ralph L.
swain, John Il. Carey, Horace JOS
eph, Roland King, Howard j.
Bramhall. Mayor Ira w. Davis,
Granville B. Goslee, Mrs. Amy Kai-
ser, Mrs. George Elton Walls, Will
son Boyer, Harry L. Thomas, Will
bur Mumford, Isaac d. Short, End,
Mrs. Susan B. Walls, Mrs. Sarah
Lavinia Adams, Mrs. Laura Pur-
Rell, Mrs. William Raymond Fau-
cett. Secretary of quarterly confer
ence, Robert ]. Morgan. Treasurer
OF church. John T. Carey. Financial
secretary, Harry E. Hudson. Com
munion stewards, Mrs. Amy Kai-
ser, Robert ]. Morgan. District
steward, former Deputy Attorney
General Frank NJ. Jones. Reserve
district steward, Alfred Pierson
Townsend. Lay member to annual
conference and lay leader, Alfred
Pierson Townsend. Reserve lay
member, Harry e. Hudson. Com
mittees: Membership and church
records, Mrs. Amy Kaiser, Alfred
Plerson Townsend; finance, John
t. Carey, George II. Short, Ralph
Swain, Harry L. Hudson; pastoral
relations, former Deputy Attorney
General Frank M. Jones, Julian E.
Townsend, Harry e. Hudson, Al
fred Pierson Townsend, John T.
Carey; nominations, DR.. Omar E.
Jones, former Deputy Attorney
General Frank. M. Jones, Alfred
Pierson Townsend, Byron Pepper;
auditing, Ralph L. Swain, Wilson
Boyer; music, Mrs George Elton
Walls, Mrs. Susan B. Walls, Mrs
Laura Purnell, Wilbur Mumford;
parsonage, Mrs. Joseph c. Godfrey,
Mrs. Frank M. Jones, Mrs. John A.
jones' property, aJOhn 1. Ndrey,
Harry e. Hudson.
School Days On Holidays
In order to make up. for lost
school days, because of bad wea-
ther and sickness, it has been de-
eided to slave session on Saturday
OF this week. Other sessions, 1t is
reported, will be held on Easter
Monday. April 10, and Memorial
Day, May 80. School is supposed
10 close on June and the COM
mencement exercises are to be
held on June 5. according to pres
ent plans.
G. H. s. Basketball Record
The Georgetown High School
Boys basketball squad has COM
pleted one of the most successful
seasons, winning twelve out of the
fifteen games played Two of the
three games lost were decided by
pne and two points. Middletown
took them into camp for two games
Tcne OF the games by one point;
while Milford defeated them one
game by two points. The teams and
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