Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07

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Alvin Melvin, Miss Myrtle Ander
} son, Miss Matte Smith, Mrs. Zells
Hopkins, Mrs. Lewis Clymer anC
Mrs. Powell Hopkins. Committees
membership. B. Knox, I. e. Le
Gates. Mrs. Creadick and Mrs. w
+. Jacobs; finance, S. l.. Sapp, Mr.
Tee, Randall H. Knox, Mrs. Boy.
er and Mrs. Sylvester; pastor re-
lations, J. Harry Raughley, Mr.
Jacobs, Mr.. GruewelI, r. E. Raugh-
ley. Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Boyer; NOM
ination, Mrs. Boyer, Mr.. Miller
Randall H. Knox, Mrs. Layton and
Mrs. Joseph Cordrey; hospital and
homes, Mrs. Thistlewood, Mrs.
Claude Cahall, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs.
Clarence s.. Morris, Mrs. r. ]. En-
ory. Mrs. Wesley Ryan, Mrs. Will
liam Sheath and Miss Myrtle An
derson; Auditing, Mr.. Miller and
Mr.. Sapp; records. auditing com
mittee; church board of education,
Mr. Gruewell, Mr.. Thistlewood. Ey-
erett w. Hall, Mrs. John Holmes
Potter. Mrs. Arnett Potter. Mrs.
Sheath, Mrs. Miller, Miss Bertha
Rash, Mrs. Oscar Nemish and Mrs.
T. C. Jones; church board of mis-
sions and church extension, Mr..
Gruewell, Mr.. Thistlewood. Z. w.
Hall, Mrs. w. H. Cahall. Mrs.
Sheath, Mrs. Layton and Miss Ber-
tina Rash; evangelism, Mr.. Knox,
Tharp Galloway, Mr.. Locates, Mrs.
Herman Trader. Mrs. Thistlewood
and Mrs. Powell Hopkins; finance.
S. l.. Sapp, Mr.. Tee, Randall II.
Knox, Mrs. Boyer and Mrs. Syl-
vester; temperance, Mrs. w. II.
Cahall, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Arley
Wix, Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, Mrs.
Grover Lord, Mrs. Harry Adkins
and Mrs. George Potter; music, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Nemish, Mr.. Le-
Gates, Mrs. Ernest Raughley, Mrs.
Harry C. Tee, Mrs. George Potter,
Mrs. Miller, Miss Doris Hall; par
sonage, elected by Women's Socie-
ty, Mrs. S. L. Sapp, Mrs. J. B.
Fleming and Mrs. Miller; world
peace, Mrs. Waller. Mrs. Jacob
Swain, Mrs. William Jester. Mrs.
o. c. Passmore. Ernest Raughley,
George Swain. Tharp Galloway;
good literature. Mrs. Jones. Mrs.
Edgar Layton, Mrs. r. w. Vane.
Miss Edith Smith. Mrs. w. W. Shaw,
Mrs. Sheath and Mrs. George w.
Swain; church policy Improve
ments). Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Sapp.
]. Harry Raughley, Mrs. Baynard
Smith. Mr.. Thistlewood and Lewis
Slaughter.
This community extends SYM
pathy to the bereaved family of
Mrs. Emma V. Jones, mother of
Rev. Thomas c. Jones, who pass
ed away at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Ruhl, in Baltimore
on Friday morning. The funeral
services will be held Monday af-
ternoon with interment in Mt.
Olive cemetery, Baltimore.
Mrs. Golda Hastings and Mrs.
Jacob Swain were Wilmington Wis
itors this week. ,,
Ira Simpson of Cape Charles.
Va. attended the funeral of his
nephew, Lawrence NJ. Adams here
this week.
Shortly after noon last Sunday
the firemen answered a call of
fire at the home Of Arthur NJ. Tay-
lor on the Observation-Disclosures
Road. The blaze was quickly ex-
without damage before
the firemen could drive the four
miles in answering the alarm. They
did not have to go into action so
the company returned to quarters. /.
The fourth annual efficiency
of Dover District, Del
aware Annual Conference, met in
the Metropolitan Methodist Church
last Thursday. The conference Op-
ened at 10:S0 a. m. with devotions
led by the Rev. w. E. Stanley;
roll call and organization follow
ed at 10:45 a. m. The Rev. NJ. o.
read a paper on Chris
tianizing Our Church Organiza-
ions at IL a. m. The Rev. H. A.
executive secretary, then
followed with an address Chris
ian Education in Wartime and At
1880 p. M, noon day
Message. "Crusading for a Better
World" Rev. Thomas c. Jones.
,astor of Trinity Methodist
$3.50 p. M. Symposium.
The Word" Studying the Word.
Dr.. d. H. Hargis; Teaching the
Word. DIR. W, c. Thompson;
the Word, DR.. o. II.
spence; s p. M, a program was
by the wives of the
minister's entitled Tree of Life
n the form OF a pageant. The Rev.
:. z. XIII, d. D.. is the pastor OF
he church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hopkins
pent the weekend with Mr.. and :
frs. Carroll Jones in Folcroft, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Humes
Yere dinner guests of friends in
eaford on Sunday.
Harry c. Tee is representing the
peal Rexall Store at toilet goods
in the Benjamin Frank
n Hotel in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Roach of Whining
IN spent the weekend with her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OF
ell.
Mrs. Bessie Holt and Mr.. and
Irs. Henry Fleming of Whining
IN spent Sunday with their sis
RS, Misses Annie and Laura
leming. ..
Horace Bailey of Georgetown
as the guest Of Mrs. Patosi Moore
4 Sunday. \
Mrs. Carroll Jones and children
! Folcroft, Pa, are spending some
me with her mother, Mrs. Vir-
mia Clarkson.
The Easter Cantata by the Y
rinity Methodist Choir on Sun
" evening was very we'll receiv- p
though there was a certain pail
sadness throughout the congre- U
ltion on account of the sudden !,
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