Milford chronicle., 1913-03-14
MAGNOLIA

! The entertainment given by Farmers
Grange, at Magnolia, Saturday evening,
was a decided success and over a hun
dred persons were turned from the
doors as even standing room could not
be given them, the Hall was packed to
/ the doors. Two plays were given
namely; "Old Maids Convention, "
} ''Jonesvile Sewing Circle, " and pan
tomine comedy, entitled. ''Wife Want
ed, " were given. and plenty of good
music was furnished by several mem
bers Of the Grange. The next Grange
meeting will be held on Saturday even
ing March 18th. at 7.3O.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. jackson on the
evening of March 7th., in honor of Mrs.
Jackson s birthday. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. jackson and child !
ren. Barratt Mildred and Willard Jack
son; Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. jackson; Mr. /
and Mrs. A. R. Jackson and children, !
Ernest. Arlington Jr. and Vera; Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. NJ. George and daughter, /
Elva; Mrs. Charles w. Barrett; Mr.. I
and Mrs. H. c. johnson; Mrs. Thos. |
JOsephs; Mrs. James Cohee; Wrickson /
Mcllvaine; Misses Sallie Grace, Julia 4
Josephs and Catherine Mack Collins /
Davis and Martin Sedden. Refresh
ments were served amid a good social
time. everyone wishing the hostess
many happy birthdays.
Mrs. I. B. Sweeney, of Henderson,
Nd, was the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Roscoe c. Taylor Saturday and
Sunday and on Monday Mrs. Taylor and
son accompanied her home for a two
weeks visit
Henry McKnitt, of Wilmington was
the guest of Miss Alice Shannon Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Helen Cochran, of the German
Hospital Philadelphia, and Miss Alice
Cochran and Edgar Cochran, of Dover,
enjoyed a home reunion on Saturday
and Sunday.
Collins Davis was elected assistant
librarian for the Sunday School on last
Sunday morning.
Henry Moore, of Philadelphia, was a i
guest of Eliza Moore, Saturday and Sun
day.,
Miss Ida Martin and Ralph Nc
Ilvaine, both of West Chester, State
Normal School, came home yerterday
to be with their parents for the Easter
Miss Cora Wilcutts has accepted a
position as stenographer for Hon. A. (
VI. Daiiy at Dover.
Mrs. Charles w. Barratt returned to
her home in West Philadelphia on Mon
lay after pleasant visit with relatives.
Mrs. Margaret George arrived home
asst week from a visit with her niece,
Mrs. William BOlgiano, at Cleveland, .
ohio.
Miss Eunice Tharp and Miss Sadie q
Iharp, of Camden, were guests of Mrs. :
Arlingnon Jackson, Saturday and Sun
lay.
''The Social Material Ny Neighbor," "
$ the topic for EpwOrth League on next c
sunday evening. leader, Miss Alice
shannon. b
Burton Lodge has purchased an auto. -
Wesley Shannon went as an engineer c
n the Milford steamer to Philadeldhia, -
n Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Moore and Miss Sallie a
loore have both returned home from =
he home of Herman Hammond where
ley have been for several days because G.
the death of Mrs. Hammond. They -
ave the deepest sympathy of the com
unity. ce
jameson Wrimer went to Philadsl- wa
lia last Thursday to enter the employ
the P. W. & B. r. R. at Broad St., Sc
tation. ~
During the past week "At homes
ave been given in honor of Mrs. Clara A.
. Wharton. by Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Nh
ollins, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p Davis and ]
r. and Mrs. James Martin. tor
Mrs. Harry c. johnson is the guest r,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. johnson in
ilmington. Mi