Milford chronicle., 1947-01-17

meet once a week on Friday night
at p. m. They granted permission
to the Delaware Power and Light
company to use room for a safety
meeting and ordered one hundred
copies of the BYLAWS.
Ihe W. 5. L. 3. ol the Asbury
Methodist Church held it's 1lrst
meeting OF the new year last Tues
Gay evening III the collins Hall of
the Cnurcn. Inc newly elected of1i-
GERS who were installed by the
Rev. j. II. Wright on sunday even
ing were in charge of the meeting
last tuesday. They were as follows:
department Secretaries; Christian
Social Relations and Local Church
Activities, Mrs. h. w. Dean; Mis-
siOnary Education, Mrs. H. J. Rams
dell; Literature and Publications,
Mrs. c. Fred Powell; Student Work,
Mrs. w. w. Sharp; Youth Work,
Mrs. J. III. Wright; Children's Work,
Mrs. Fulton Downing; Supplies,
Mrs. Roy Porter, Spiritual Life,
Mrs. j. W. Sheldrake; Chairman of
Membership, Mrs. c. F. Wilson;
Chairman of Press and Publicity,
Mrs. Theodore Harrington; Chair
man of Parsonage Committee, Mrs.
l.. T. Jones, Circle Leaders: Esther
Circle, Mrs. Edmond Taylor; Rebe-
kah Circle, Mrs. Martin Grier; Ruth
Circle, Mrs. Clyde Perry; Deborah
Circle. Mrs. l.. L. Jones; Doreas
Circle, Mrs. Oscar Gillette; Martha
Circle, Mrs. Virginia Clarkson,
Lydia Circle, Mrs. Fred Greenley:
Mary Circle to be supplied. Assist
ing Mrs. Dean will be Mrs. Elmer
Smith, Mrs. Fred Powell. Mrs.
George Toppin, Mrs. Jehu Camper,
Mrs. Theodore Angus and Mrs. Wal
lace Hanson in various duties. Mrs.
Parsons presided and the meeting
was opened by deyOtiOnS led by
Mrs. j. w. Sheldrake. Delegates to
the annual meeting of Peninsula
! Conference in Salisbury on Thurs
day, January 16, were elected as
follows: Mrs. Fred Powell, Mrs. H
J. Ramsdell and Mrs. n. c. Adams
Alternates, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs
+. w. Dean and Mrs. J. f. Camper
A program on Stewardship of the
children of the world was presented
by Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Ramsdell
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Z. Quiller
left recently for Palm Beach, FlOri
da, where they expect to spend the
rest of the winter. They were ac
cOmpanied by their nephew. Harr.
Quillen. Jr., who will spend a few
days before returning by train.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. Harry Wrigh
with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Ewing of Easton, Maryland
spent few days in New York Cit,
last week.
Mrs. +. w. Dean. Mrs. l.. r
Beauchamp, Mrs. Brown Smith
Mrs. w. w. Sharp, Mrs. John Mas
ten, and Mrs. Fred Wilson of Har
rington, and Mrs. James Cahall 0
FELTON, were entertained at bridg
on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
: Gordon Smith at her home Hill
top" at Dover.
: The Loyal Workers Bible Class G
= the Trinity Methodist Church me
: on Monday evening at the home c
Mrs. Frank O'Neal, with Mrs. Bay
: nard Smith, Mrs. Harry Hammond
and Mrs. Earl Sylvester as assist
ant hOstesses. Mrs. Harry c. Tee
Sr., presided over the business ses
sion. Gifts were presented to tn
four selling the highest number @
: Christmas Cards. A gift was ais
l presented to Miss Fannie Needhar
, for faithful attendance, not missin
i q Sunday during the past year.
q rummage and apron sale will b
/ sponsored by the Glass later in til
e season. After delicious refresf
It ments. Bingo was played and Ell
= iOyed by an unusually large atten(
|, ance. The next meeting will be hel
II at the home of Mrs. A. c. Creadic