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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
Letters testamentary on the estate of Charles Jenness of Delta Borough York County Pa have been granted to Carrie S Tennesse executor. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims against the estate should present them for settlement to Carrie S Tennesse Delta Borough.
Sunday services are announced at St. David's Chapel Vernon Church and Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church. The Chestnut Level Bible Conference hosts delegates Eleanor Wise and John Macomber. Children’s Day programs praised. local attendance urged.
Slateville Presbyterian Church presents Sunday School at 9 30 in the Chapel and at 10 in the Church with divine worship at 11. The pastor Rev E W Jones will preach on Contending for the Fifth. A memorial service follows in the Church with participation from Rehoboth Church WH and remarks by York district attorney Litucks. Relatives of those buried in the adjoining cemetery are invited. No evening service. Nurses for next Sunday are Misses Ruth W T Wheeler and Sara Anna Moore. Session's Reception Committee includes Elders H C Whiteford and Paul E Thompson.
Delta Baptist Church holds services Sunday to be led by a York district delegation. Mrs Florence Walter Strayer, former Delta resident and superintendent of Young People in York district, and youth group join Sunday School exercises followed by a sermon by Rev Sawyer of York Church. All welcome.
Bryansville Evangelical Charge offers services led by Rev. Char C. Kreidler with Sunday school at 10 AM and Morning Worship at 11 AM in Bryansville Tabernacle. Children’s Day service at 5:40 AM, Bible study at 7:45 PM. Missionary Society meets Friday June 16 with Ar and Mrs Frank Webb. Goodwill Aid Society meets Friday with Mr and Mrs George Bayne. P M C Bryansville meets Monday June 19 with Samuel McLaughlin. Brotherhood of Tabernacle meets Tuesday June 20 at the church.
Pastor Rev John Hammond leads the Sabbath School at 10 A M and English Service at 6 P M. Preaching by the pastor. C E Society meets at 7 P M. The Welsh service normally at eleven is suspended for June July and August.
Boy Scout Troop No. 47 reorganized for the year. The Troop Committee, appointed by the Mason-Dixon Lions Club, includes Hugh J. Evans as chairman Prof. A. H. Zimmerman as secretary William J. Fisher treasurer Nelson Heaps Ernest Roberts M. E. Webb and Rev. B W Jones. They formed a local Board of Review and recommended advancement for several scouts led by Scout master R H Barnhart with merit badges in Camping Cooking and Life Saving Benny Tobin First Class Cycling Jack Bulette First Class W Wilson Galbreath First Class Herbert Finch Second Class and Paul Noerr Second Class. The committee and listed scouters and scouts are registered for the year ending May 1934 including R E H Barnhart scoutmaster Robert Galbreath assistant scoutmaster W Wilson Galbreath Jack Bulette J Russell Williams Herbert Finch Frank Wickes Thomas Crawford Donald Dick Benny Tobin Paul Moerr Maxwell Scerborough Jr and Thomas Brooks.
Miss Rebecca Adora Price daughter of the late Jesse and Sarah Price of Lapidum died at her brother Thomas Price’s home in Bel Air on Monday June 5 after a months long illness from heart trouble. Survived by brothers Thomas K. Price and Jesse A. Price and sisters Mrs Keturah Stearns and Elizab eth Price of Bel Air. Funeral held Wednesday at 10 at her brother Rev E Glenn Switzer's home. Pallbearers were six nephews Paul John L Court ney Thomas P Stearns Hoyt Price and James Groumel. Interment in Rock Run Cemetery. Miss Price was well known here, having resided in Cardiff.
Mrs. Olevia S. Wendall widow of Samuel K. Wendall aged 82 died Saturday June 10 at the home of her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Thomas S Gladden Street after two years illness from complications She was a daughter of the late Dr A J and Elizabeth Streett Surviving a sister Mrs Charles E Fendall and many nephews and nieces The funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm at the Gladden home then to Christ Episcopal Church Rock Springs Bel Air Rev J Edmund Thompson in charge Pallbearers James Watson Clarence Baldwin John Roberts Joseph Streett Hayward Streett Gladden Davis Interment in adjoining cemetery W H E H Webb of Fawn Grove had charge of arrangements
Carvel H. Ensor aged 37 died after a three year illness at his parents home near West Liberty White Rail Maryland. He is survived by wife Caro Lee Ensor his parents Mr and Mrs William Ensor of White Hall and brother William WN Ensor of Bel Air. Funeral Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev D N Dearholt. Interment Wiseburg Cemetery.
The annual Memorial service at Slate Ridge cemetery on Sunday June 11 at 3 PM remembered loved ones buried there. Samuel J. Gard of Delta Pennsylvania offered the composition sing sweet memories and urging guests to follow in the deceased’s footsteps while resting with God.
West Bangor residents Helen Hickey and Margaret Wayne spent Friday night with friend Margaret B. Miller. Red Lion visitors Earl Warner and Phyllis, plus Ellen A. Williams hosting, were noted. Sunday guests included Russell Beard and Frank Mayes with Marian and Audrey from Raspburg. Philadelphia visitors Max and Edward Schraffer and Margaret joined Henry Schraffer. Eldridge Scarborough and Charles Neeper hosted Coulsontown guests. TP Griffith hosted W O Hughes Fu H Evans and Harry Morris from New York City. Griffith plans to stay a few days. Paul Miller, employed in Travre de Grace, spent the weekend with his parents.
The marriage of Robert D. Ziegler of York and Mary Ethel Heaps of Fawn Grove was held at 10 30 AM Saturday in the Stewartstown Methodist Protestant Church manse officiated by Rev Charles B Robey. Both families attended the ceremony and are listed as the couples’ parents.
A copy error appeared in last week's issue misstating Pauline Ramsay daughter of Rev H C Ramsay of Delta as receiving a degree of 4. The correct degree is R N.
Constitution Mr. and Mrs. Norman Spencer and son Jack visit in Hmorton Md. Mrs. Rose Whitaker and family stay with Airs. Annie Pyle. Miss Jean Todd visited Miss Thelma Wilson. Elizabeth Jenkins vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. I W Jenkins. The Snyder family visits Mrs. Snyder’s parents. Nyella Payne from Stewartstown visits relatives. Daughertys and Huffs guests in York and Forest Hill. Strawberry festival at Mt Olivet Church clears twelve dollars. Several residents attend funerals in Red Lion. Harford County schools close June 16. Mrs. Laura Mcallister returns home.
A reader notes cooler weather and pleasant business despite last week’s heat. He recalls last Friday night as sweltering, joking about reading the Saturday Evening Post in an ice box while customers remain satisfied and no unease persists with Bradfield Butter Swifts Pranks 2 Ibs. Sie.
Ter in law Mr and Mrs Harry Mc Callister Delta after time with sister Mrs Bell Barden. John Whiteford spent Sun with his parents Mr and Mrs VW Whiteford. Miss Gertrude Orrhes returned home after a York visit with Mr and Mrs Edward Grove. Miss Rachel Harry spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Joel Harry. Mr and Mrs McHenry Mitchel Emerton Ma Mrs Alice Mitchel Reed daughter Janet and son Harry from South Carolina visited Mrs Martin Pyle and Vallie Pyle on Tuesday. Reed was Vallie Pyle's teacher at Enterprise School thirty seven years ago. Mrs Amos Harrison who has been ill at home daughter in is better. The Ladies week has been held June 22 while is Jane C tending George City spend it with her mother. Lee Lil band Sunday Maryland Gen Martin W. FE with friends ir and Amelia Miss Ida U to the home of Spending some
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