Milford chronicle., 1914-10-23
MAGNOLIA

Farmers Grange Will hold musica
and social in Red Men Hall, Magnolia
on SATURDAY. October oath. Admission
free. The public cordially invited. Re
I freshments, consisting Of chicken salad
biscuits, ice cream, cake and coHee VII
/ be for sale. Entertainment begins al
O'Clock.
Rev. W. +. Matthews, Roscoe c. Tay-
/ lor and Mrs. Annie C. George, attended
the Dover District Epworth League Con
vention at Bridgeville, Tuesday and We'd
day
Edward C. Paradee and Thomas B.
Draper, are attending court this week at
Dover.
Rally Day services viii be held on
SUNDAY morning, November lst. All are
cordially invited.
Regular Missionary collection in the
SUNDAY School on next Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Clara McIlvaine and Claude Nc
Invaine each went to Philadelphia on
Friday last, the former staying for a visit.
Mrs. w. T.. Matthews visited her SIS
ter. Mrs. w f. Riuggold, at Chester
town. Md, Friday to Monday.
herman AAdliI4bliA anu AetAt4+f fN.
guests of Mrs. Eliza Moore, on SUNDAY.
c. S. NauBurkalow was summoned TO
Philadelphia by phone from his sister
Mrs C. F. McNichol because Of the
death of her husband Rev {. Z. Me
Nichol
Rev. Ernest Hallman returned to H.
diana last week where he will enter INTO
evaugelistic work.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was very Hospitality entertained
bv Mrs. Maggie McIlvaine on last II u-s
dav evening Twenty members ausVefed
roll-call, SIX visitors were present and
one new member gained, Miss Ethel
RothWell Much business was cCHsld-
cred, making the session lengthy r' It
was intensely interesting Bills were
presented and accepted, plans laioI for
raising funds for a special purpose, 2
report given of the work of the recent
State Convention held at Georgetown,
BY the delegate. Mrs Heuldah Cham
1ers, which was highly appreciated. I
for department work for
he car was elected as follows Press |
Mrs. Annie T. Faulkner Medical Tenn F.
lersuCe, Mrs Nesta Martin Scientific
Instruction Miss Ethel Roth
we'll. ioyal Temperance Legion, Mrs /
Nam- VauBurkalow; Social Meetings
md Red Letter DAYS Miss Emma Con
ler i.vangelistic, Mrs. Salhe Stout;
5und School Work. Mrs Edna John
on; sabbath Observance, Mrs. Emma
raylor Mercy, Mrs. Mabel White;
flower Mission. Mrs. Heuldah Cham
,ers; Parliamentary, Mrs Faulkner;
franchise, Mrs Ethel VI Collins, Mus
cal Director, Mrs. White; Agent for
Mon Signal, Mrs Maggie Mcllydiue Z
funeral Flower Committee Mrs Laura
liuner, Mrs Tanza Satterfeld; Social
'ommittee, Mrs. Louise Kerbin; Mrs
.uuice Jackson. An anyitatiou TO meet
Nth Mrs Caddie Moore the third Thurs
ay in November, was accepted with
banks Meeting adjourned. The social
o., was fully up TO the usual standard,
nder the direction of Miss Clara Nc
lvaiue, daughter Of the host Two vocal
uets were rendered very pleasantly by
lrs. Lillian McIlvaine and Mrs. Emma
app. Select reading by Mrs. Cora
Wright with her usual ease and accept
1ility followed by piano number by
Irs. Lillian McIlvaine and Miss Clara
lCllvaine, which was in keeping with
le preceding features. A Corn Con
'st' was entered into. the prize winner
eing Mrs. Carrie Conner The hostess,
SISTED by Miss Clara McIlvaine. Claude
.cIlvaine, and Wallace White, then
rived refreshments.