Milford chronicle., 1913-11-14
MAGNOLIA


Samuel Saxtnn and wife entertained
about thirty-five guests at an evening
party last week in honor Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Gertrude Saxton.
The festival held by the Ladies Aid
Society in Red Mems Hall on Friday
and Saturday evenings was gratifying
IN every particular. The gross receipts
were S104.32
The WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union held their monthly meeting at
the hOmt Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry c.
johnson on last Thursday evening. a
good attendance was in evidence, and
three new members were gained Mrs.
I Ethel Collins. Mrs. Sarah Wilcutts and
I Mrs. Margaret McIlvaine. Mrs. Annie
( Z. Faulkner was elected superintendent
Of Parliamentary Usage and ordered %
I purchase the course of instruction. The
entire evening was devoted TO good
work. On Friday evening eighteen Of
our members and four visitors were the
invited guests Of the Wyoming Union
At the hOspitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert DOWnham. A fine literary pro
gram and general sociability added %
the pleasure Of the evening. Refresh
ments were served by the genial hostess. I
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurdle. son
William, and daughter, Miss COrnelia. !
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Hurdle. Of
HarbesOn. have returned home from
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas /
Josephs.
Martin Grace. Of Philadelphia, visited 1
his father and sisters here Saturday /
and Sunday. On Sunday the family /
was notified Of the death Of Ernest
Sedden in Philadelphia, and Miss Sallie
Grace and Miss Annie Grace accompan-
led their brother back 20 the city. 70 at
tend the funeral
Miss Alice Cochran, Of the Whining.
ton Conference Academy. Dover, was
By Miss Elva George Fri
day to Monday.
George knight went to Philadelphia
on Monday
Mrs. Emma Graves Dietrich. of Lock
port, y. K, will occupy the pulpit on
next Sunday morning. She is nation
81 organizer and lecturer for the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union and
5 an able platform speaker. You are
invited 70 attend.
Mr.. and Mrs n. /. Lodge have been |
quests Of relatives in Philadelphia this
week.
Miss Emma Faulkner. Of Salisbury.
Id, spent a few hours at home this
week. en- route to Philadelphia for I
shopping trip, accompanied by Mrs I
rank Faulkner, Of Delmar, ,
The excursion 10 Washington. D. c..
n Sunday WIS pstronized by several /
I our citizens. some of whom were ,
Vm. p. Jackson and wife. Arlington x
ackson, Mrs. W. H. Jackson, Samuel /
Inner Robert knight. John Reed.
Fm. N. George and wife, Mrs. Charles <
arratt and Edward S. Wyatt. /
DR.. James Martin went TO Philadel- =
hia on Tuesday. x
The following pupils of the Magnolia I
1blic schools having an average Of =
ghty five or more are on the roll Of *
Dnor for the second month of school I
lding Nov. Z. 1913 =
9Th Grade Liliias Satterfeld. Caleb e
Elva George. I.
Sth Grade-Gertrude Saxton. Myrtle =
Ddge, Thomas Lodge. Collins Davis. e
9TH Grade Ada Reed. Charles Con /.
r, Martha Davidson. Lille Mohbey. ,
,sephine Saxton, Lister Hall. 3
9th Grade Bertha Davidson. /
4th Grade William Reed. Emerson =
ingrel. Wilhemina Turner. Pearl VIII K
ms, Wilton Williams. I.
Bird Grade Mildred Davidson. Ralph
tterfield, Frank Cooper. VOleta Rash,
azena knight. Harry Grace, William
arvel.
Ind Grade Kathryn Smith, Elizabeth
ed, Lindale Lodge.
lst Grade-Irene johnson. Martin to
dden. Ernert ackson, Macheyn Hart
ara Davidson. Linford Collins. Viola TN
yatt Millard Jackson, Mildred Jack 20
D, Cornelia Lsngrel. or