Milford chronicle., 1922-11-10
SHAWNEE

y Those children receiving buttons
as awards for the month of October
are as follows: Perfect Attendance
Clifford Newton, Raymond Newton,
Davis Benson, Irving Calhoun, Carl
Strahle, George Strahle, Walton Hack
ney, Sarah Stayton, Mary hilbert,
Dorothy hilbert, Thelma hilbert,
Leila Murphy, Dorothy Hurd, Bessie
Hurd; Good Attendance Har-
ding, Kenneth Hopkins, Gretchen Cal
houn, Blanche Razicka, Amelia Walls.
Percentage of attendance 95 per cent.
Teacher, Helen J. Ryan.
The Misses Terena Lemex and Ruth
Stayton have returned from Whining
ton where they attended the Chris
tian Endeavor Convention. They being
delegates from the Shawnee M. P.
Church.
Mrs Herbert Kenton and son Pres
ton have returned from Wilmington
where they have been visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Chris Shaw and sons, Spencer
and Leo and Leo Mclaughlin, of
Chester, Pa, and Harry Clendaniel Of
RehobOth, were Saturday visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Satterfield.
Miss Helen J. Ryan entertained at
dinner on Sunday, Miss Lillian WOer-
ner, of Shawnee, and Harry Titus Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Satterfield
entertained on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Marvel and sons, Joseph and
Harry, of Houston, and B. Frank Hyn-
son, of Dover.
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tanned their son and wife of Frederick
last week.
George Morris and family of New
York are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Newton.
Ralph Newton, Jr., has recovered
from a severe cold that kept him from
school several days.
Homer Lindle is the happy owner Of
new bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Heitmueller, Ho-
mer Stayton and Miss Delema Stayton
were recent visitors in Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Norris ]. Cordray is driving the
truck for the Windsor Steam Laundry.
We are sorry to lose two of our
good neighbors, William Dawson and
Walter Simpson. Mr.. Dawson moves
to Lincoln City and Mr.. Simpson to
Milford
Ben johnson and wife of Dover
spent Sunday with their respective
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Marvel of
Houston visited Mt. and Mrs. James
Satterield on Sunday.
Stanley VibbeTt of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank L. Vibbert and family.
Frank Hynson spent the weekend
with Norris Cordray.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Johnson Of Dover
and John Fisher of Milton spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Griffith
and family.
Revival services started at the
Shawnee Church on Sunday. There
was no revival on Sunday evening as
Rev. Dryden had to close the revival
at the M. P. Church in Milford. We
hope to. see everyone come out and
take part.
Christian Endeavor will start at
1th, as we want to have it before the
12th,, as we want to have it before the
services start. The delegates will
give their reports in Christian En-
deavor hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. James. Webb and Mr..
and Mrs. John Lindale visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex McColley and family on
Sunday.
y Ruth Staytoh and Trena Lemex went
to Wilmington last Thursday and Fri
day, November 2 and 8, as delegates
of the Shawnee Christian EndeaVOr
convention. They report having a fine
time and enjoying the convention.
On Tuesday, November 9th, Norris
Cordray and James Ryan met with a
painful accident when two cars col
lided together on the du Pont road, !
near Georgetown. Norris was able to
go home on Tuesday evening, but at
this writing James is in very criti-
cal condition at the hospital.