Milford chronicle., 1911-07-07
HOUSTON ITEMS.

Our out-of town subscribers for the
Chronicle ask if Houston has vanished
or are our correspondents asleep. but we
will inform them that neither is the case.
as Tor its size, every day it is very much
alive with visitors, pleasures, etc.
The most impressive service took place
at our Epworth League installation of
officers on Sunday evening. Rev. Whit
aker. the pastor, gave each officer their
duty, enjoined them and an appropriate
hymn sung corresponding to their work.
The following officers were elected
Pres, Wilbur jump; 1st vice pres, Mrs. |
Mamie Johnson; End vice pres, Mrs.
Whitaker; 3rd vice pres. Miss Carrie
Armour; 4th vice pres, Mae Counsel |
man; Sec, Pearl Armour Treas. Anon
Armour, and Organist, Mae Counsel
man.
R. Harry Hollis and family. of Phila.
IN ms seven passenger touring car. Wis
Hted John Wharton over the Fourth.
Charles Denning and bride. of Va.
are visiting Mrs. Helen Alexander.
Elizabeth Johnson entertained friends
from Phila., and Maryland on Sunday.
Rrnest Simpson and wife welcomed
eiangl1ter in their home last Thursday.
Miss Blanche Pearce, of Milford. has
been visiting the Misses Counselman.
Elsie Dennis, of Maryland. is visiting
Marguei ite Graham.
Mr. Pusey is entertaining his sister
and niece, OF Allentown, Pa.
Clarence Jewell is entertaining his d
brother and wife, of Camden, n. T. il
Harry Collins has relatives from Dover l.
visiting him d
Miss Jennie Jump, who teaches school Il
IN Darby, Pa, is home for the summer .
vacation.
Mss Linda Bunis is visiting Mrs. Clara ~
Pierce, of Milford. -.
Hr- and Mrs. Geo Wilson. of Camden m
n. j., are visiting her parents. Mr.. and OF
Mrs Cohee.
Misses Mae Counselman's and Pearl a
armour Sunday School class of Young Ri
EIrla were entertained by a picnic last ST
Thursday at Chestnut Knoll, just outside wi
d Milford. There were twentv-three in IN
HuE'lssr chaperoned by Mrs. Geo. L. "a "a
conns'luan. John Armour furnished 80,
lis iaTge beach wagon to take them.
Atter q niost enjoyable day without any
hias % mar their pleasure, with plenty
y gaod things to eat and a day to be re- 70
neaaisered by all who were fortunate TO
'e "a the classes, they returned to their
io11=s wondering if next year they can Chi
nl0y the same treat. The following nm
1riS composed the party Pearl Armour. 9 u.s
lac and Louise Counselman. Sara Morris y
'mms and .anale Dawson Nettie Iof. the
md Marguerite Graham. Elsie Dennis and
laHehe Pearce, Grace and Sadie Thistle Clu
ood, Emily Deatrich, Lillian Herbert pro
larry and Laura Postles, Ruth Huruel inst
nth Johnson, Mabel Emory, Bertha !
app and Amelia HAYES. hau
Fred Breme, of Phila., visited his par ,,oa, -.
ITS over the Fourth 80 80
Quite number of our young people v
ent the Fourth at Rehoboth men,
Miss Pearl Satterfeld, of Burrsville test.
d., IS the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Zack was
huson.
We had very quiet Fourth, there be- VI,
but very few frecrackers heard rony
-oughout the day and little demoustra. tbre,
n Of fireworks in the evening by some there
the boys big
dr. and Mrs. R. E Counselman visited hund
: and Mrs. J. B. Counselnan, of Fred set @
a. last Sunday. plant
Ia Tuesday evening, July 11th. Miss was
he Latchum, Of Milford. will give re- Den9, ",nu
in Red Mems Hall there will also Of !
Instrumental and vocal music. Miss slight
clium recently graduated from the
ional School Of Elocution and Oratory
hila. Admission IS cents. Proceeds Jan
the benefit Of the NJ. Z. Church. Ice son,
m for sale after the entertainment. 80, ~ AZ
rs. S. +. Dickerson visited friends in hears
ord on the Fourth. toris
{. aud Mrs. J. 7, Gray visited friends win
3 and Mrs. J. H. johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. ]. johnson took a trip TO charnI