Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
MILTON
Church Oficers Chosen

tor of Goshen Methodist Church
was unanimously invited to return
for the fifth year, by the officia
members at the fourth quarterly
conference of Goshen Methodist
Church last week.
The Rev. Walter A. Hearn, SUI
perintendent of Dover District, pre-.
sided.
The election of the following per-
sons were approved as officers for
the ensuing year:
Stewards, George II. NAPLES
Granville Tyndale, Joseph M. Lank
J. Leon Black, Robert Black, Sr.,
George Ellingsworth, Milton
Graves, Floyd Hurley, James T..
johnson, Irwin King. Sr., Mrs.
Charles Lofiand, Walter Lank,
George Marshall, Ralph Reed, Lew
is Mcgee, Layton Reed, Josiah d.
Robbins, William B. WagamOn, Sr.,
Harry Wagamon, Daniel Wagamon,
ST., Daniel Wagamon, Jr.
Trustees: Fred Pepper, George
H. NAPLES, Granville Tyndale, Will
liam Mcdaniel, Joseph M. Lank,
Elmer Dickerson, Harold Benedict,
Dorsey V. Burnham, John c. Lank.
Financial secretary, district
steward and lay member to annual
conference, George H. NAPLES.
Recording steward and treasurer
of current expenses, Joseph M.
Lank.
President of Board Trustees,
John C. Lank; reserve lay men,
ber, ]. Leon Black.
Communion stewart, Mrs. Clara
Reed.
Lay leader and president of mems
organization, William B. Wagamon,
Sr.
Superintendent of Church School,
Miss Mary King; president Young
Peoples Group, Donald Clendaniel.
The following committees were
named:
Membership: w. B. Wagamon,
Sr., G. H. NAPLES. ]. L. Black, JOS
eph M. Lank, James T. Johnson,
and Joseph B. Vaughn.
Finance, Milton Graves, George
II. NAPLES, J. L. Black, ]. john
son, j. M. Lank.
Pastoral relations, George H.
NAPLES. w. B. Wagamon, Walter
Lank, ]. L. Black, Joseph w. Rob-
bins, Milton Graves.
Nominations: Rev. Joseph B.
Vaughn, ]. L. Black and Milton
Graves.
Auditors: Daniel Wagamon, Jr.,
James T. johnson.
Records, ]. NJ. Lank and the pas
tor; hospitals and homes, Mrs. |
Clara Reed and Mrs. Charles Lof-
land.
Church Board of Education: Miss
Mary King, Mrs. Granville Tyn-
Gale, Donald Clendaniel,. w. B.
Wagamon, Miss Bertha Jones, Mrs.
Layton Reed, and James T. John
son.
Church Board of Missions and
Church Extension. Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. NAPLES, Miss Mary King,
Mrs. Layton Reed, Mrs. George B. |
Atkins, Miss Sarah Atkins, Mrs.
Granville Tyndale, William B. Wag-
mon, Donald Clendaniel, Doris
Chandler.
Trier of appeals: Josiah d. Rob-
bins.
Temperance: Miss Sarah Atkins
and Board of Education.
Music, William B. WagamOn,
Miss Sarah Atkins, Mrs. Linden
Postles, the pastor
Parsonage corner, trustees and
u. S. C. S. parsonage committee.
Injured In Fall
Mrs. Charlotte Wilson sustained
a fracture of the left leg in a fall
from the steps at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Dickerson. Mrs.
Wilson had about recovered from
a fall on the street when this ac-
cident occurred. Her daughter, Miss
Edith Wilson, of Philadelphia, is
in attendance upon her mother.
Taken To Hospital
Mrs. George Ellingsworth was !
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital
in Wilmington on Monday for OBJ ]
servation and treatment for inter {
nal trouble. Mrs. Ellingsworth has i
been in ill health for several {
Revival SefNlceS {
Evangslistic services are being i
conducted this week by the COM
Dined congregations of Goshen and q
Grace Methodist Churches in Grace {
Church. On Sunday evening Major S
Killoch, of Lewes, deliver
ID the message. Rev. M. E. Hunger s
'ord, of Milford, a former pastor t
- Nroao Gl,urab Oanunfod tho mil
pit On Tuesday evening Rev. Har- +
yey Hufnal of Greenwood, was the n
preacher in charge. Rev. j.. P.
George, of Harbeson, delivered O
splendid sermon. This Friday eve fl
ling, Rev. w. j. Crider, pastor of e
Milton Pilgrim Holiness Church,
will deliver the message. Rev. ]. Z
3. Vaughn, of Goshen Church, has O
.harge of the singing. Rev. j. ]. Il
yon Hagel, pastor of Grace Church,
s the minister in charge this week. S
iext week the meetings will be "
leld at Goshen Church, under the Il
.uspices of the combined congre-
The public is urged to s.
ttend. r
'Ouncil Officers Named p
Milton Town Council has organ
zed by naming the following Off in
ers: President, Joseph M. Lank; Y
reasurer, w. B. Wagamon; secre- nj
ary, Clyde Belts; alderman, George m
,ollins; surveyor, ]. c. Lank; OF
treet commissioners, w. B. Waga- to
ION and ]. M. Lank; board of G.
ealth, DR.. w. E. Douglas.
iOnd Proposal vi
Milton citizens are asked to go bt
D the polls on Saturday to vote W
gain on Town Councils proposed VI
ond issue, defeated about a year W
go. At the time the issue was G,
oted down last year the total out ey