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NASSAU
letter.
Mother's Day last Sunday was
observed in all of the churches of
crowded at both the Sooday School
and the Church Worship service.
In the Worship service, the cboii;
sanir an annmnriate aeleciVn for
Mother's üîî The sermon was de
ESÄ " Chargea
Louhoff Jr usina as his subiect
^omanhoî,d.fr g fl owerwasgiven
to the oldest Jnd the youngest mo
ther. Mrs. Mary K. Robinson was
the oldest mother and Mrs. Roland
Hill' the vouneest In the afternoon
f large cîoîd gathered at Unitî
Church. An old flshioned Song and
Praise service beeinnlne at 2-15
wae led by Mr Greene Brlttlng
ham At 3 n m the song service
iZ led b/M" 'Rote.-t WlS S
Leweç. A group of juniors from
White's Chapel assisted in the |
special singing. The Mother's Day i
sermon was delivered by the Rev- 1
erend Harold Davis of Goshen
Church. Milton. The kemon was
very inspiring and helpful, and
everyone enjoyed it immensely. At
Zion Church the Sunday School
ah awed an incrcaae. The School
was conducted by the Superinten
dent, Mr. Raymond M. Lank. The
Services at White's were above the
average. The Sunday School had a
large attendance. The Junior Choir
sang a selection and the sermon
was delivered by the Reverend
Harold Davis of Lewes. In the eve
ning, beginning at 8 o'clock, a Mo
ther's Day program was given by
the Ladies of the Church in which
most mothers took part. The pro-1
gram was as follows.* Opening
hymn, "Sweeter As The Years Go,
By, was sung by the congregation;
Invocation by the Pastor, F. Charles
Louhoff ; Mother's Day address, by !
Mrs. Alice Truitt; reading, "Some
body's Mother", by Mrs. Saille 1
By Rev. F. Chas.
Louhoff, Jr.
Phone
Lewes 7891
I stated that last week's issue
would be the last write-up of this
column, but circumstances have
' permitted to write this one more
Hadder; song, "Mother's Prayer."
by the Junior Choir; reading, "Ourio
Best Pal.
Mrs. Ida Mitchell ; Tab- i
lean, "A Mother and Six Children,"
by Mrs. Francis Millman and six 1
little girls; solo, "My Mother's Re
ligion," Mr. John Hitch; "The Ideal
Mother," represented by Mrs. Vir
gie Campbell, Mrs. Beaufort War
rington, Mrs. Minnie Davidson, Mrs.
• Bessie Millman, Mrs. Grace Mill
man, Mrs. Vietta Millman; singing.
"My Mother's Bible," by Mrs. Bes
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sie Millman and four of her daugh
ters-in-law, Mrs. Grace Millman,
Mrs. Una Millman, Mrs. Vietta
Millman and Mrs. Frances Millman ;
reading, "Grandmother's f Wedding
D&y," Mrs. Minnie Davidson ; "Writ-1
ing a Poem for Mother's Day," Mrs.
Grace Millman ; solo, "When Mo-,
ther Prayed," Miss Mary R. Vin-'age.
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P^-'M.ss Dorothy Hadder; sing-j
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Sf?;: reading. Mothers Day,
Yj® tta M j llman: recitation, My
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"SJSton "Mother's Dav StoJv'M
'«^êe aod P were wctomcd by the
conereearion welcomed by the
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The Reverend F. Charles Lou
holf ' Jr - who ia seeking another
^appointment at the conH.bg session
of tbe Peninsula Conference which
convenes in Dover on Thursday of
tb ' 8 W «®J* Poacher his final mes
sage at the Churches of the Nassau
Charge last Sunday. Mother's Day.
At the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence beld April 7th > Reverend Lou
boff was in ^ d . to return and has
been appealed to by many of the
m enibers to remain, but is asking
for a cban e e at bia own request,
The Community Prayer meeting, i
sponsored by White's Chapel young \
people, was held last Wednesday
evening, May 9th. at the home of '
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hitchens, i
Forty-one persons were present.,
Mr. Greene Brittingham was the
leader. »
Angola Grange Number 31 gave a
farewell party to the Reverend and
Mra. Charles Louhofl. Jr., last Prl
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Jones. The program con- I
slated of Monolog, by Mrs. Bertha |
Marsh; a recitation by Mrs. Anna
Mae Davidson, and a recitation by
Miss Mildred Robinson; recitations
by the two little daughters of Mrs.
Leslie Wolf of Rehoboth and Mrs
Ella Roach and Mrs. Donald Jones i
Mr. Louhoff also recited severai !
poems. The Grange presented Rev^
erend and Mrs. Louhoff with a |
handsome desk lamp ard a lovely
homemade cake. Delicious refresh
ments of homemade ice cream and I
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cake( also candies, nuts, and coffee
were served in abundance. Every
one enjoyed the evening.
Miss Christina McIntosh of Wil
raington, spent several days and
over the last week with her sister
and brother-in-law, Reverend and
Mrs. Charles Louhoff at the parson
Mr Wi n iam Best of R e hoboth,
was a 8 uest his parents, Mr. and
Mrs .Thomas Best last Sunday .Last
Sunday even ing, Mr. and Mrs. Best
spent the evening with their daugh
ter and son-in-law and children, Mr.
and Mrs. John French at Milford.
Mias Elizabeth Wilson entertain
ed as her « ue8ts last Friday eve
Ml . nn j ui* ,
Mr - and Mrs - Francis Hitchens
entertained as their guests last
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" ltchen8 . Mr. Gerald Wilson and
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Atlantic City, weie the guests over
b f l a «t week-end and several days
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Mrs ; Carolean Roach,
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^entertained at dinner last Sunday
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Lewes, sprat Sunday with his mo
ther, Mrs. Lavinia Morris.
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Churches of that denomination and
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ELLENDALE
By Mrs. Hasel
D. Ellingsworth
Phone
Milford 8680
CHURCH NEWS:
Ellendale Methodist Church
Rev. James O'Neil, pastor
Sunday, May 20th
Sunday . School services at 10
a. m., in charge of F. W. Ireland,
superintendent.
No other services as the pastor
will be at conference.
Meeting: The New Market WSCS
will be entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isaacs, Sr., on
Thursday evening, May 17th. A cor- 1
dial invitation is extended to all.
Special: The Children's Day Ser
vice at the Ellendale Methodist
Church will be held on June 10th,
beginning at 8 o'clock.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert B. Nailor, pastor
Sunday, May 20th
Sunday School services.
Preaching by pastor.
Everyone welcome.
Special: The Home Demonstra
tion Club, when presenting the flag
to the Ellendale School, was broad
casted over WBOC, Salisbury, Md.,
on May 3rd during the National
Home Demonstration Week, and
some friends of this community
who are now residing there enjoy
ed hearing the program very much.
The Home Demonstration Club of
Ellendale will meet at the home of
Mrs. Dorothy Webb on Tuesday
evening, May 22nd, at 8 o'clock.
Sewing machine adjustments will
be the topic. All members are in
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Special: The Ellendale Baseball
Club now has 2 wins and no losses
by defeating the Farmington Club
again on Sunday by a score of 6-1.
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wish to take this opportunity to
say thanks again for all the co
operation their ball club is recei
ing from you home town folks.
Don't forget, folks, the brand new
double-barrel Fox Model 12-gauge
gun will be given away Saturday
night. May 19th, at Paul Smith's
Grocery Store. If you don't have
chance on It, be sure and get
now.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ireland and
daughters were Sunday guests of;
Mrs. W. S. Sherwood of Lincoln,
Delaware.
Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond A. Tucker and family
were Mr. and Mrs. George Wllker
son of Philadelphia, Pa. .
Mr. and Mrs. C. A Timmons en
tertained guests during the week
end.
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Mr. and Mrs Earl Nichols of
Claymont, visited Mrs. Clara Wil
son on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Beebe enter
tained guests on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Derrickson
were Sunday callers of Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin A. Evans of Lewes,
Delaware.
Master Sergeant Charles Kohlen
berg of Mitchel A. F. Base. New
York, spent the week-end in Mary-i
land and Delaware, visiting rela-1
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jones of;
Lincoln were dinner guests on Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mill
man.
Miss June Carey of Philadelphia,
Pa., spent, the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carey
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker of
Stevensville, Maryland, were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Della W. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Betts of Mil
ton, enjoyed a turkey dinner oni
i Sunday when they were entertain-1
ied by their Bon .iJ. law and flfl1l[rh .i
jgr m» a nd mpq t t* p,,i. 0 ., ? r
' - ' and Mr8, L T ' Baker ' Jr '
and son.
Mr. aad Mrs. C. W. Ennis, Sr., ;
and family visited friends on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Marker and i
children of Chester, Pa., spent
Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs. i
Clara Wilson.
Mrs. Helen M. Davies is having |
a delightful trip to Boston, Mass., !
and New York State.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Long and i
daughters. Barbara and Nancy. 1
were callers in Georgetown on Sun- i
day.
Mrs. R. A. Warren is spending a
few weeks as guest of her daugh-i
ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. |
Paul R- Hess of Allentown, Pa. j
Mr - and Mrs - Clarence Spicer'
were recent guests of Mrs. Spicer's I
mother, Mrs. Henry Stewart of j
Wilmington, Delaware, who is very I
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FOR SALE
Wood Shavings
For Poultry Litter
Adams Feed Co.
Benton, Maryland
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ROY ADAMS
Phone 580-J
Benton, Md.
WILLIAM L. JUMP, JR.
Phone 479-M
Benton, Md.
3-30-tf
ill at this writing.
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811 ® 8 8 ° n S " nday -
Mr - and M rs - Charles Ellings
wortb an ^ son, Phillip, and Mr. and
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Mrs.
Milford,
Mrs. Sara Mcllvain entertained
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CHOICE BEEF CATTLE
Herefords or Angus'
Weighing 400 To 600 Lbs.
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Direct From The Farms.
Over 100 Head To Select From.
Just Right To Put On Pasture In The Spring
And Make Money On.
Also Have Some Good Heifers And Cows That
Will Calve In The Spring. *
Will Sell One Or A Carload.
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CHADDS FORD, PA.
Phone 2771
Mendenhall, Pa.
2-16-tf
Robert Ellingsworth and
Connie, were callers in
Delaware, on Sunday.
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