Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
MAGNOLIA

The hospitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes W. Kerbiu was thrown open 70
entertain the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union on last Thursday evening,
sixteen members responded 10 roll call,
and two visitors were present; one new
member was gained, Mrs. Nesta Martin.
A lesson in parliamentary drill was given
after which the organization of L. T. J..
was considered, and voted UNANIMOUSLY.
The literary part OF the program was
devoted to our translated National Leader,
Mrs. Lillian NJ. y. Stevens, by appro-
pirate selections read by Mrs. Mabel
White. Mrs. Sallie Stout and Mrs. Ethel
Collins. Adjournment was made to
meet with Mrs Edna Johnson in May.
The hostess was assisted in serving re-
! freshments bv her accomplished daugh-
ter, Mrs. /. ". Kerbin, Jr ana son
/ Fenton. The social associations Of these
meetings are as pure as the white noDon
we wear.
The Community Meeting held at the
school building on last Thursday after
noon was well attended, and the adj
| dresses of Prof. J. +. Carroll, and Dr.
| Charles A. Wagner were timely and per
| tinent on matters of interest to the school
and community. A literary program by
the students showed ability on their part
and installing effort on the part OF
those who are their instructors.
4 LOYAL Temperance Legion Will be
organized at the sChOOl-hOuse this after
noon Immediately after recess, occupy
ing the time usually given to literary
exercises Mrs. Ella D. Cordray, Of
Pennington. county Superintendent, viii
conduct the exercises. All parents, and
those interested in this good work, have
a cordial invitation 70 attend, or at least
send consent for their children 20 become
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Collins, IT,,
entertained al an evening party az their
home on last Saturday evening
Mrs. Eliza Moore is spending -le week
with Herman Hammond AMI family al
Canterbury.
Henry Graham returned home from
visit with relatives in Wilmington on
Tuesday.
Charles Grace was sick Of lagrippe last
week but is ont again.
Miss Mary Wharton of St. Jones Neck,
has returned home from visit with
Mrs. Thomas p. Davis.
The Sunday School was reOrg aniZed on
last Sunday morning with the following
officers: Superintendent, James X.
Sapp; Assistant Superintendent, Roscoe
{. Taylor; Superintendent OF Elemen-
tary Department, Mrs. Laura 5 Wyatt;
Assistants, Mrs. Emma Z. Taylor, Mrs.
Ethel NJ. Collins; Secretary, Caleb $.
Van Burkalow, IT,; Assistant, Wallace
w. White; Librarian, Barratt Jackson;
Assistant, @. Collins Davis; Treasurer, /
Mrs Laura S. Wyatt Pianist, Mrs.
Ethel NJ Collins; Assistant, Miss Edna
Grace - Choirister, J. +. Davidson; Pres
ident of Missionary Society, Mrs. Annie
F.. Faulkner Treasurer, Mrs, Ethel NJ
Collins; Superintt lent of Temperance /
Department, Mrs. Edna NJ. Johnson.
Farmer Grange, No. 90, viii hold
their regular meeting o-morrow evening .
at 80, at which time the third and |
fourth degree will be given to the ones [
received at last meeting and Rev. w. +. /
Matthews viii Join. An earnest request |
10 all members to be present is extended. /
Raymond Wilcutts has a position in |
Dover as parcels post carrier.
A very valuable horse owned by e. Z I
Stout was taken suddenly and seriously /
Il last week. and for time was not ex-
1ected 10 recover, but fortunately he is T.
getting well.