Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
MAGNOLIA.

Many were the pleasant reunions dur
. ing the holidays. Among the guests a
, their homes and with their relatives her,
were Miss Emma Faulkner, of Salisbury
MO; MISS Ida Martin, of West Cheste
state Normal School; Miss Gertrud,
SaXton' OF Dover; Mps. l.. L. Sargen
ana MISS Mardella Sargent, Greensburg
"a, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 5. Draper. q
Philadelphia; Samuel R. Blocksom am
wiie, OF Philadelphia; Mrs Huldah Cham.
Ders' OF Philadelphia; Charles Barratt
ana wife and Barratt +. Jackson. of West
Phiiadelphiai Martin Grace and Martin
oedden, OF West Grove and PHILADELPHIA
respectively Howard Minner and David
Wuson' OF Wilmington; Llovd Stout.
OF fhlIadeiphla; Claude McIlvaiue. Jof-
iand Conner, Raymond Wilcutts. Wallace
mite, I. >. Van Burbalow. IT,. Miss
Carrie Wooeall, Miss Mary Lanprell.
/ Inc relatives here and at other places
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Ross, of Ocean
Grove, n. j., were saddened bv the in
telligence on Monday of the sudden de-
mise OF Mr. Ross on Sunday evening
the l9th inst, at their winter home In
Orlando, Florida. Funeral services were
held and interment made in the Ross
family burying ground at Middletowu.
"a, Thursday noon, 23rd inst. For the
present Mrs. Ross is with her daughter
Mrs. Marvin Briggs at 1919 ProsDect
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Or. and Mrs. James Martin had as their
guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Martin, of Dover.
Mrs. Catherine Sweeney, of Hender-
son, Md, has been a guest of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Roscoe c. Taylor, this week
After many discouragements the COM
mittee on Christmas entertainment was
rewarded on Sunday night, when an ex- /
cellent program was rendered. and was
highly complimented BY large and aD- +
preciative audience.
The regular monthly missionary exer-
cises in the Sunday School will be held
next Sunday morning. under the direc-
ion OF Mrs Name VanBurkalow.
Extra services will begin at the church
IN next Sunday evening at 7 80 o clock.
The school board are having the room
previously used for hall, freshly paint
"a with view of occupying it for one of
he departments of the public school.
A band IS being organized of home
alent to be known as the Magnolia Band
+. Oakley Taylor and wife, T. +. War
en-, Jr., and son, Roscoe c. TAYLOR and
lmily and Mrs. Catherine Sweeney were '
uests at Christmas dinner with Mr.. and t
lrs. J. w. Taylor. a
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Fred Johnson enter
lined the following guests at dinner on
aturday, George w. Wilcutts and wife S
aleb Johnson, wife and sons, Mrs. VIM, a
. Davidson, Jr., daughter and son.
yTon Frazier and wife, II. c. Johnson b
Id wife. and Miss Annie Grace t.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. George en-. Il
rtained the following guests on Sunday o.
honor of the Goth anniversary of their
edding. Charles W. Barratt and wife. c
lillian H. Jackson. Barratt +. Jackson h.
lss Edna Grace, Ralph McIlvaine.
A very pleasant family gathering was b.
Id at the home of William p. Jackson p
d wife on Christmas Day, the guests R
,luded B. G. Waller, w. H. Jackson. VI
9. P. Jackson and wife, c. w. Barratt he
d wife, A. R. Jackson and wife, Mrs. TO
lrgaret George, Miss Elva B. George WI
rratt F. Jackson, Millard Jackson, Az D,
gton Jackson, Jr., and Vera Jockson. in
IN Friday evening, January 9TH, there ca
! be given in Red Mems Hall for the
left Of the Magnolia Band; too short
very amusing play, entitled Isl Ba
cum S Country Store and THE Dis ga
I Convention. Doors will open at att
clock and performance starts at :. 80 be-
N. Admission f FFdren viii - ID,
,ents and adults