Milford chronicle., 1917-06-08
MAGNOLIA.

Mrs. T. r. Warren threw open ba-
spacious home on Monday afternoo,
and assisted by her daughter, Miss En-
lily Warren. entertained the Ladies' Ais
Society in her usual affable and hospit-
able manner. All Of the officers were
in their places and the meeting was
called 70 order by the president. Fortv-
six members responded TO the rool eail
and one new member, Mrs. Florence
Kenton, was gained. Eight visitors
were present. The parsonage reported
/ purchases since the last meeting FOR
which drafts were ordered and all bills
I ordered paid. A committee was order
ed to draft resolutions Of respect on the
death Of Mrs. Rachel A. Minner. va.
! cation for the remainder Of the summer
was taken and an invitation extended
TO meet with Mrs. Laura Wyatt the first
Monday in September, after which the
program was enjoyed. The hostess. as
sisted by Miss Warren. Mrs. Emma Tay.
lor. Mrs. Carrie Conner and Miss Lii.
liam Draper, served refreshments.
Mrs. Annie E. Faulkner attended an
executive meeting Of the W. c. T. L.
at Viola on Wednesday.
At the Ladies' Aid meeting on Mon
,. A
R. Society Of Dover for contributions
from the ladies OF Magnolia to help pur-
chase an ambulance to be used by the
Delaware soldiers during the war. LIB
eral contributions were made with more
TO be added.
The commencement exercises Of the
Magnolia High School were held on We'd
nesday. June 9th, in the church, and
we're very much enjoyed. The saIuta-
tory address was given by Charles
Bloeksom Conner, while Marshall V.
Hart was Valedictorian of the class.
George Collins Davis gave the Glass His
tory and Prophecy. DR.. Chas. A. Wag-
ner addressed the clASs and the diplo-
mas were presented by T. E. Warren,
president Of the school board. Weather
conditions Sunday were ideal and the
graduating class, accompanied by the
teachers and members OF the school
Board, assembled at the church to listen
to an excellent and timely sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Ellis.
Mrs. Henry Vesper OF Philadelphia,
md Mrs. Jefferson Banning Of Whining
on have been recent guests Of Mrs
Henry Huseman.
Mrs. ]. W. Taylor has been spending
several days with Mrs. Roscoe Taylor
n Philadelphia. She was accompanied
" Mrs. Ernest Halliman and son Har-
Id. who remained in the city, where an
peration was performed on the little
10Y on Tuesday.
Clyde Butler is at his home here, on
acation from light house duties.
Miss Cora Wilcutts Of Dover. was the
'eek end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
|. Satterfeld.
Mrs. Huldah Chambers, Of Philadel-
hia, is enjoying a visit here as the
uest Of Mrs. J. b. Lindale and Mrs
W. Kerbin.
Mrs. T. E. Warren recently returned
ON visit with her children in Hyde
ark, n. y, and in Philadelphia, and
9w Miss Emily Warren, Of Philadelphia,
the gueet of her parents.
Mrs. Hattie S. Conner and Miss En-
a P. Conner have returned from a
sit with Mr.. and Mrs. Burton D. Lodge
Sudlersville, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jackson, Mr.
ID Mrs. W. NJ. George, Mr.. and Mrs.
'lington Jackson, Mrs Chas Barratt
ID Mrs. William McKeown attended
e funeral Of Mrs. Amanda jackson at
lton on Sunday.
John Wright and George knight, both
Chester, spent the week end here.
Dawson Minner moved his family here
II week and is occupying the house
tn his grandfather, Jesse AIinner.
Mrs. Emerson SaXton and daughter Of
lyton have been recent guests Of Mrs.
atson Marvel, Mrs. Mary Higgins and
s. Frank White.
children Day exercises will be held at
church here next Sunday evening
o'clock.
'he W. c. T. u. will be entertained
Mrs. J. W. Kerbin next Thursday
ming; text word, Grace"
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