Milford chronicle., 1911-12-08
MAGNOLIA.

Nnuel the auspices OF the Ladies Aid
festival for the benefit of the church vii
be held in Red Mems Hall tonight an,
tomorrow night, Sth and 9th insts. Sun
Pers will be served from FIVE O'Clock. Ic
cream and cake will also be offered 70
sale. You are cordially invited to com
and help good cause.
An opportunity will be given on sun
day morning for the reception to full
membership of the remaining probation
ers of the church.
The Third Quarterly Conference fol
this charge will be held at the church OF
Wednesday the goth inst, at 10 O'Clock
am.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heuesman are Wis.
iting relatives in Wilmington and Phila.
delphia
Miss Harriet Paradee, of Wilmington
was with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
J. Paradee, for her Thanksgiving vacation
and on Sunday entertained as her guest,
Miss Carrie Woodall.
Mrs r. Frank White is visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia and Reading, Pa.
Miss Mary Cochran was entertained by
friends at Lincoln City Thursday to Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Van Burkalow are
in Philadelphia purchasing their Christ
mas goods.
Miss Elva George has returned home
from visit with relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard R. Moore, of
Frederica, were guests of Mrs. Eliza
Moore on Saturday.
Serious losses by disease Qhhorses and
mules have been borne recently by Avery
Marvel, Jr., James. .Satterfeld, James K.
Sapp, Bert Lodge, Thomas A. McIlvaine,
John B. McIlvaine, c. Fred Johnson,
each one, and J. W. Taylor three
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Ingram, near town,
are happy in the advent of baby girl
Mildred Gertrude. Also the parents of
Nr. and Mrs. Robert w. Johnson, of
Wilmington, have received the announce
ment of the addition of a son to their
home, Robert Barratt.
Mrs. Charles Paradee has been sick for
several days with deep cold
Mrs. J. J. Conner and Miss Lottie Con
ner were on a shopping trip to Philade-
phia last week Mrs Conner has also
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Conner, at Baltimore, this week.
The Ladies Aid held their monthly
meeting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel SaXton, near town, on Monday
afternoon. Because of unfavorable weather
conditions the attendance was small.
Thirteen members responded to roll call /
and two new members were added, Mrs. |
Lou Kirbin and Mrs. Margaret George
Important business was transacted and
good social time enjoyed.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met with Mrs. David Moore Thurs
day afternoon.
The theme for Epworth League service
on Sunday evening is The Star of Beth
lehem-a World Wide Wonder" led by
Miss Mary Cochran.
Captain Derrickson, of Milford, has
purchased farm of F. Oakley Taylor,
near town, where he will build and re-
move his family.
Joseph H. Massey, former resident (
here, aged about 20 years, died last Fri (
day and his body was Inferred in the !
family burial lot in Banning Cemetery {
Sunday morning with burial services. A
number of relatives and friends attended c
the funeral from here. He was great L
sufferer for several years past, but was h
fortunate both in having an inherited in h
come, also in having trusted friend and b
guardian in r. Coke Chambers of Wyom- e
ing, who was untiring in his efforts to s
make his life comfortable. e
Catherine Mack, cared for lovingly in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Harry c. John
son, had the misfortune while playing
with other children to fall from the win
dow of barn loft on the farm of William
T. Jackson Thanksgiving day and broke "
the small bone of her lower left limb. DR.. iC
James Martin is the attending physician al
and she is doing we'll
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