Milford chronicle., 1912-03-15
MAGNOLIA SUNDAY
SCHOOL REORGANIZES
New Officers Elected. Several Social
Events. Send Petition to Congress.

Mrs. Thomas P. Davis underwent
very successful operation at Delawar,
Hospital, Wilmington, on Tuesday o
last week. Her husband accompanied bel
to Wilmington on Monday and her father
G. w. Collins, went on Tuesday morning
to also be with her through the trying
ordeal DR.. Stubbs was the operating
physician and her friends and loved ones
are anticipating permanent cure Sic
was visited by different loved ones this
week, among them we're her brother,
George W. Collins, JT., and her son,
Collins Davis, and later Mrs G. w.
Collins, Jr.
A petition has been forwarded to both
houses of Congress signed by members of
the Women's Christian Temperance Un-
ion and the church, urging the passing
of the Kenyon Sheppard bill, in prOtec-
ton of dry territories, against the en-.
croachment of the liquor traffic.
c Fred johnson lost another valuable
horse this week, three years old, with
fine qualities.
Harry G johnson went to Wilmington
this week to attend the annual Confer
ence as lay delegate from this charge
Mrs James Kerbin, Jr., and son, Of
Few York City, are guests of MIR. and
Mrs James Kerbin.
Rev. G j Cochran left for the seat Of
Conference held this week in Whining
ton on Tuesday morning
Mrs Henry Slaughter is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Z. b. Van nBurkalow
Mrs. Rebecca Collins, of Smyrna, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Collins
Mrs William Hart is suffering from
rheumatism
Thomas Moore and Thomas Draper
have each been Philadelphia visltors this
week.
A number of ladies of the church and
community met at fine home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wyatt on Monday evening
in the interest of some arrears in the
closing conference year, and decided to
mold a shadow and pie social to morrow
evening at Red Mems Hall. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale. Come and en-
Joy a good social time and give the work
the benefit Of your presence and help.
The EpwOrth League service will be in
charge OF Mrs Margaret McIvaine on
sunday, topic: ''TransgressiOn as Rebel
lon against Love"
Miss Helen Cochran was summoned on
Monday to the bedside of her aunt, Mrs
James Stewart, who is seriously i'll at her
home in Merchantville, n. J and went
On Tuesday morning.
Miss Annie Grace is visiting relatives
in Willow Grove and Philadelphia.
Lloyd Stout left on Monday to secure
4 position in the Pennsylvania Station at
Broad street, Philadelphia.
The Sunday School was reOTgauized on
sunday morning, resulting in the follow.
ng elections superintendent, James K |
5app; assistant superintendent, Harry c |
Johnson; secretary. L Conner; assist. Sc
,retary, Miss Edna Grace; treasurer, Mrs |
Laura Wyatt; librarian, Wallace; assist |
mt librarian, Collins Davis; superinten. !
lent of elementary department, Mrs. |
Lillian Sapp McIlYaine; assistants, Mrs |
aura Wyatt, Mrs. Emma Taylor and 4
Hiss Elva Turner, president of mission |
ny department. Mrs. Annie Faulkner; |
for same, Alburton Smith and |
Dawson Minner; superintendent of tenn |
,erance department, Miss Sallie Moore;
hOrister, J. E. Davidson; pianist, Mrs |
lillian Sapp McIlvaine; assistants, Miss .
Mary Cochran and Miss Harriet Paradee. |
Ano WOuou CuTistidu. temperance |
Union met with Mrs Sallie Stout on |
ast Thursday afternoon. A good pro-
ram was rendered, and resolutions of
and love we're rendered the |
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Eliza Moore, who is still |
onfned TO her room by sickness. Re |
we're served, and meeting ad- |
ourned to meet with Mrs. j. W. Taylor
n April. ]
Ladies OF Saguache Council. No. 8, De- /
'ree of PocahOntss, gave free entertain
nent on last Saturday evening An in
eresting program was rendered.