Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
MILTON

The fourth quarterly conference.
Of Grace Methodist Church nj lIil-
ton. was held last night win DiS-
trict Superintendent DR.. r G NII
ligan presiding. The return of tha
pastor, Rev. Milton X. Elliott fo,.
the thlFu year was unanimously
asked Tor. An increase OF S2oo in
salary was granted. The renor,s
from various boards of the chnrcb
We're made and il was Revealed tbat
the conference aSkings have haan
OVerpald and that all other oblioa-
uons met Iully. Grace Church hac
expended $4,000 on rebuilding ron
Ovations and installing new frr-
nlshingS. The quarterly conference
confirmed the following officers and
committees: Board OF Stewards y
l.. Vent. George r. Davidson Ed.
ward Argo. Willard Clifton. Delmar
Jefferson, Thomas Parsons in,'d
Reed. r. VI. Jefferson. Walter "
Crouch, Harvey Wells, Dyson Sp4n-
Ger, Elmer Hastings and Ravmond
Gilbert; trustees. Raymond Snan1
Ncl' wv 81 OolIcA' clyde Belts
Elmer Messick, w. a. johnson and
Holda Hastings; district steward
Clyde Belts; reserve district staw
ard, Thomas Parsons; commrrinr
steward, Raymond Spencer. fnan-
cial secretary, George r. Davidcon.
general treasurer. Ernest NJ Jaf.
ferson; lay leader, Holda Has
. ings; recording secretary e ~
Vent; Sunday school superintend-
ent, W. w. Crouch; assistant SIM
day school superintendent + NJ
Jefferson; w. 5. c. S. president
Mrs. Catherine Belts; president nf
NJ. y. f., Miss Emily ClendanieI
Committees: Membership ana
: evangelistic. w W. Crouch Mrs.
: Catherine Belts. Holda HASTINGS
, Mrs. Eliza Dutton and Mrs. Susie
, Reed; auditing, w. A. Johnson
Clyde Belts; hospital and homes
Mrs. Bertha jackson, Mrs. Gather
inc Belts, Mrs. Annie Argo, Mrs
! Anne Welch, Mrs. Elizabeth Porter
Mrs. Eliza DuttOn; board of mis-
Sions and church extension. W "
Crouch; general Sunday school su-
t perintendent, +. NJ. Jefferson. as
sistant superintendent. Mrs. Ann4
I Welch; children's division: NInsi,
!. committee, Miss Helen Hastings
Mrs. Emma Vent. Mrs. Susie Reed
1 Mrs. Mildred Messick, Mrs. DYSON
= Spencer, Miss Helen Mae Carmen.
ter; property, Clyde Belts. F. NJ
Jefferson, w. A. Johnson Rev N
X. Elliott; nominating committee
Henry Carpenter, Holda Hastings
Clyde Belts, Rev. Elliott; lay mem.
. ber to conference. &. +. Vent: re-.
: serve lay member, clyde Belts.
n The following Easter program
X was rendered at Grace Methods,
o Church on Sunday evening: Hymn
O by the congregation; prayer by tn,
pastor, Rev Milton r. Elliott; reci
tations by Anna Mae Wiley, Jimm,
| Lotiand. Sara Jefferson. Cherf,
5 Kramer, Joyce Foskey, Samue
: Moore, Donna Belts, Barbara vii
ley. Bonnie Watson; song by Bobby
. Reed recitations by Martha Cor
{ drey, Gladys Jefferson, Enrol kra
v mer, Sara Messick; Offering
O amounting to $153; recitations b,
= Kenneth Meredith, Dolores Say
age; duet by Nancy Hopkins ant
/ Catherine Parsons; recitatons b,
n Lester Clendaniel Jr., Jeanett,
Y Wiley, Nancy Hopkins, Eleano
!. Jefferson. Tillie Scott. Lorett;
Clendaniel. Norma Jane Carey
Caroline Clendaniel, Doris Spen
q Ger, Catherine Parsons; drill b
e Mrs. buttons class; recitations b
n Franklin Smith, Bobby Reed. How
, ard Hood. Charles Carey. Norma
|; Reynolds. Phyllis Smith Lila Jan
q Spencer; playlet, Magic Basket.
by Emily Clendaniel, Samuel FL
lott, Vaughn Elliott, Harold Bett
: and James Carpenter; vocal sol
r by Martha Clendaniel; playlet b
| class OF youths. Benediction an
doXology. Miss Helen Hasting
presided at the piano.
+ On Saturday night Negro
r George Tingle of Coolspring. los
$. control OF his car on Union sire,
ID hill and crashed, first into the GA
III of Mrs. Irma Needles and careene
V. into the side of Elmer Dickerson'
Y car, parked on the east side of TN
s. street. opposite the home of Mis-
l. Edith Wilson. Tingle was render
~ ed unconscious and was pulled frol
IN the wreckage OF his car by Chic
l. of Police Neibert and sent 10 TN
C. Milford Memorial Hospital. He rt
le turned home on Sunday mornin
er uninjured. The Needles car r.
ceived bent rear fender while III
IN DickerSOn car was damaged 10 q
Mt estimated damage of $3.50.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Neal NJ. Welch an
n. daughter of New York CITY. yisir
SIS ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wi
IL liam II. Welch over the week-en,
Id Mr.. Welch returned to New Yor
s. on Monday but Mrs. Welch an
$. daughter will remain for son,
time in Milton. Mr.. Welch is
ID New York attorney and served
CT the Navy stationed at Washinpto,
ne ID. c., during the war.
oil Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mas an
v son of Seaford We're the guests ,
al Milton relatives over tho y,oo,,