Milford chronicle., 1916-05-05
MAGNOLIA.

The hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs
Alburton Smith was thrown open OF
Monday evening to entertain the Ladies
Aid Society, as well as many Other
guests, including several from Other
communities, some of whom were for
mer residents here. The occasion will
be long and pleasantly remembered. as
the social feature predominated. The
president called the meeting to order at
8 o. clock, when Mrs. ]. w. Wright pre-
sided at the organ, and the devotional
meeting ensued. Thirty-fve members
aud thirty-one visitors were present
One new member was gained - Mrs
Ralph Butler. There was very little
business, an unusual occurrence. Some
needs in furnishings for parsonage were
discussed, and the committee authorized
to purchase same. Mrs Leolan Jackson
very sweetly rendered thanks to the So
ciety for some tangible tokens of love
received since she had been permitted
to attend the meetings, and was assured
of the fact that the pleasure was not all
hers, but that it was reciprocal. An in
vitation was rendered by Mrs. William
Roe to meet with her the first Monday
in June, when adjournment was made
and the social committee under the di-
rection of Mrs J. w Taylor entertained
with IAN Apple Pie Contest" The
hostess was assisted in serving by Misses
Lilleas Satterfeld, Edna Grace, Irene
Draper, Harriet Parable Both Mr.. and |
Mrs. Smith spared no pains to greet |
each one with a cordial welcome that |
continued through the evening.
The new singing books Songs for |
Service" have been purchased and placed
in the Sunday School and We're used for
the first time last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spencer and
daughter aud Mrs Kate Spencer, of
Philadelphia, have returned home from
4 visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Satter-
field
Mrs. James W. Kerbin is with Mr..
md Mrs. James w. Kerbin, Jr., in New
York City
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Waller and
laughter, of Philadelphia, were guests
# Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Jackson Sat
Irday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton D. Lodge en- jov- :
d trip to Parksley, Va, last week by
utomoble.
A sermon I'm the Bible" will be
reached by the pastor, Rev. Leolan d,
ackson on next Sunday morning in +
of the anniversary. The =
ord's Supper will also be admins
cred. Z
Farmers Grange No. 49 will hold :
heir next meeting at the home of
he Worthy Lecturer, ]. W. Gaylor a
his home tomorrow Saturday. ev-
ming, at p. m. Business of i'm u,
will be transacted. !,
A !
client report of State Sunday School 4
at the regular session of
le School last Sunday morning =,
choes from the same will be given
ext Sunday morning during the mis- E
onary hour and the monthly contri-
ltiOn received.
Roscoe c. Taylor of Philadelphia
as been with his family for a short
me this week. Mrs Taylor and
lildren are now visiting her mother, o.
rs. Catherine Sweeney, at Hender-
IN, Md a.
Miss Elizabeth H. Mensch return
to her home in Cumberland, Nd, tC
/ Monday. Il
Mrs. L. L. Sargent and Miss Mar
lila Sargent of Greensburg. Pa, are el
e guests of James W. Jester and al
r. and Mrs. John W. Wright. az
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Saxton and N
r. John Saxton of Delaware City,
ere entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. d;
lmuel E. Saxton on Monday. They
ade the trip in the new automobile ii
the latter. Av