Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21
HOUSTON

Minnehaha Council No. - will hold
a general supper n Red Mems Hall on
Tuesday night November 25. Ii that
night should be stormy ii viii be held
on the next clear night The menu
viii consist OF chicken, chicken salad,
ham. fried oysters. potato salad, baked
beans. homemade bread, butter, pickles
and fruit There viii also be ice
cream for sale Admission, adults soc,
children under 70 years of age 25c.
Everybody come and help us out
Mrs. William johnson has returned
home after spending two weeks with
her parents. Rev and Mrs. d. McFaul,
oil Wilmington.
Mrs. r. Graham and Mrs. Harry
Greenly spent Monday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Stella Dolscheck Of Philadel-
phia has been visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sedgewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes were
visitors az Frederica on Sunday.
Mrs. p. j. Sattcrheld and Miss Ma
bel Satterfeld spent a couple of days
Of the past week in Dover with rel
atives.
D. +. Greenly and mother, Mrs Ra-
chel Greenly. returned home on Mon
day after having spent 10 days with
friends and relatives in New York and
Newark. ~ J.
The ladies OF the church want to
thank the public for coming out and
helping them with the supper which
was held on Wednesday night of last
week. especially those from Milford,
Harrington and Frederica. and we
want you all to come again.
The writer was asked by citizen
of Houston to request the residents 70
please clean out their pig pens, as the
scent that comes from some if them Is
something terrible
A supper will be given in Red Men
hall on Wednesday evening, November
26. by Minnehaha Council No. II
These affairs have been greatly en-
joyed By those who have had the op-
portunity to attend them in former
/ seasons. and undoubtedly there will
be a large turnout at the supper We'd
nesday evening.
Revival services are in progress al
Millwood Church, near Milford, which
is part of the circuit attached to this
charge, and Rev. w. S. Grant is in
cndfke OF Llt services.
Nutter Marvel has as guests from
/ Chester. Pa, Thomas and Herman
Booth, who are putting in a few days
hunting. Nutter is little overweight
for following his more active friends
He got one OF the neighbors 10 pilot
them over the hunting fields and they
almost put him out of business the
first day.
Misses Garnet LOfland and KathrinC
Vinyard are on the list of those III.
Thoroughbred Holstein heifers have
been purchased by both Alfred LOfanJ
and James Salisbury, This speak.
for the enterprise of Houston FARMERS
Four pigs weighing about seventy
pounds each died as the result of eat
ing lima beans at the home of Frank
Sapp.
A nice little sum was cleared from
the supper given by the Ladies' AiC
Society last Wednesday. The eats ar,
what make the folks give up the cash
David Vinyard and family were the
guests Of John c. Wharton and wife
over Sunday
L. c. Bryan from Haddonfeld, ~ J.
and Mrs. Burris and daughter were
guests of A. A. Loaand and family OF
Sunday.
Edgar Vinyard and wife passed Sun.
day at Frederick with her mother, Mrs
Sipple.
I Mrs. Thomas Spurry from Frederica
was a weekend guest of Mrs. Burris
and sister near Houston.
The high cost of turkey will cause
most folks of this vicinity to have as
the main dinner piece a pair of roast
ducks or baked guneas. and either
is plenty good enough for anybody