Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03
MAGNOLIA.

on Thursday, February 10Th, Washington
Camp No. 10, Patriotic order Sons OF A merics
had one Of the largest turnouts IL ever expert
eDced, about TO member being present TO wit
( ness he init alton Of a class OF IL members
The Uniformed Degree Team put the candidates
/ through in q splendid manner, and the initia.
tiOn was thoroughly enjoyed by all mem bers
present. During a recess one OF the newly
/ elected members, Robert Roe, entertained with
a recitation entitled THE Blue and I he Grey
that evoked round after round OF applause.
The mem bers of Camp No. 10 have long been
! looking forward TO having the largest mem ber-
ship in the State Of Delaware, and as these In
itiatiOns bring the total number OF l32 II looks
as if they have reached their ambition and can
now rightly call their camp" the largest In
Delaware. The members deserve great praise
for their devotion and energy. On Thursday,
February 2Srd, Wsshingtons Birthday Was cele-
brsted, and although disappointed because sew
erAl of the speakers we're not present, 100 mem-
bers and their wives and friends thoroughly en-
iOyed themselves. state Chaplain John E. Dav-
idsOn gave an address Of welcome. Mlis Alice
Cochran won the admiration OF the audience
with a rejection on "Washingten." Prof l..
Lester Scetten, principal Of the High school,
gave an interesting talk on patriotism. James
X. Sapp. vice president, and ex.president Of the
Lew Court, although not schsduled for speech
gave an account Of the principles of the order
and also gave the information that the exer-
cises were handed over to Frank Broadwaters,
chairman or the reireshment committee. Who
assisted by others, distributed the good things
Of life right and left for about an hour.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
met with Mrs. George Knight last evening.
Francis N. sOper and DR.. James Martin have
each purchased new automobiles OF r. l.. n ard.
esty this week.
Quarterly Conference tomorrow afternoon al
so O'Clock.
Officers for the sunday School for the ensu-
ing year will be elected on Sunday morning al
the regular hour OF the school. District Super
intendent Rev. r. x. Stephenson will preach
at 1889 a. m.
Anniversary exercises In honor OF Bishop
Thobum will be observed at the Epworth League
service on sunday evening under the direction
OF Mrs. Annie E. Faulkner.
Mrs NJ. l.. Richards is visiting Mrs. T. +.
Lodge at Rising Sun and Mrs. W. NJ. Dixon at
Camden.
John Draper is the guest Of his brsther,
Thomas B. Draper.
MISS DoIotuy WhIIeut VI -. soneA NecAs WAS
q visitor here on Sunday.
Wesley shannon is spending few days at his
home.
Mrs. Peter Grace ID visiting her children IN
Mr.. and Mrs T.. +. Davis and son and Mrs.
Clara d. Wharton we're entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. Collins, Jr., In st. Jones Neck,
on Sunday.
Miss Emma Young and John Lodge we're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barrstt Marvel in st.
Jones Neck on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. Burten Wharton and children
we're with Mr. aud Mrs. William Hickey on
Sunday.
Clyde Batler OF Wilmington, was with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butler. Saturday |
and SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs }. W. Taylor entertained the fol- |
owing guests at dinner on Thursday: Mr. and /
Mrs. W. E. Barber, Mrs. NJ. l.. Richards. Mr.. |
md Mrs. +. o. Taylor.
The sick are all improving.
Miss Alice Young was the guest OF Miss Mar.
,aret Mcbride on Sunday.
Mrs. ia es Biggs and Walter Biggs were
,uests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HOusmsn on
sunday.