Milford chronicle., 1926-12-03
Houston

$3.50 O'Clock. Superintendent Howard
r. Moore. Preaching. at 1O:3O by
Rev. }. H. Beauchamp. Glass imme-
diately after the preaching service.
EpwOrth League at 7:15. Leader,
Rev. A. w. Thomas and preaching at
.. Everybody welcome to these SER
vices.
70 Miss Dorothy Vinyard and the
pupils of her grades, l, Rachel A.
Greenly, extend my sincere thanks
and deep appreciation for the bas-
ket of fruit which they kindly do
mated at Thanksgiving. The fruit in
itself was beautiful but the kind
thouShtfulness of the teacher and
her pupils was even more beautiful.
However there is one who sees and
knows all things and feel confident
IN saying that He will reward each
ana every one of them hundred
fold for it is written BE kind and
be gentle to those who are old. For
kindness is dearer and better than
gold"
Miss Willie Wyatt of Harrington
and Miss Elva V. Marvel were the
guests Of Mrs. Annie johnson on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Calhoun
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Grfenly.
Mrs. Charles Webb and sons
Whitley, Emory and Ernest and Miss
agnes ThistlewOod visited the Ses-
qui on Saturday and visited relatives
IN Marcus Hook on Sunday.
Mrs. George w. Johnson was the
uIhner guest of her daughter, Mrs.
VI. w. Thistlewood on THANKSGIVING
Day.
MIS-. John w. Johnson has return
cd to her home after visiting Mr..
ana Mrs. Pearl Kemp at PALMYRA.
New Jersey.
Mrs. Sadie NJ. Townsend is visit
ing relatives in Salisbury. Md.
smith Chism spent Thanksgiving
ana rhe weekend with his parents.
MI and Mrs. VIM. Chism.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Greenlv enter
tanned the following guests at din
ner on Thanksgiving: Mrs. Rachel
A. Greenly and Mr.. and Mrs. w I
Dufendach. o.
MT. ana Mrs. Wilbur Camper and
IaihlIy Of near Bowers and Mr. and
MIS-. Lester WOOters of Chester. Pa
were dinner guests of their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wooters on
Saturday. l
Miss Gladys Thistlewood snon+
! thanksgiving and the weekend with
MISS Ruth Watson of SelbyviIle.
MRS. Lord and daughter Kathleen
OF cambridge, Md, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her sister, Mrs. Harvey
Marvel. AA0i' 'ey
IHoiiias Sharp and Harry Harring-
U! ION OF Goldeys College, Burnbam
simpson of Delaware College and
George Simpson of w. c. /. Dover
spent Thanksgiving with their re'
spect1Ve parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Tbist1evood
% anI daughters, Gladys and EVELYN
ana Nr. and Mrs. William Satterfe1d
We're Were the supper guests on Sunday of
H,, N[; and Mrs. James w. Johnson of
MTs. Warren T. Moore and family
vi harrington were Houston visitors
on Sunday. ''" 'iSi'orS
o ,o WIN, Williams of Milford has been
recent Houston visitor.
MI. and Mrs. Stephen Armour of
Cnester, Pa, and Mrs. Susan Arn1o,Ir
OF Honolulu We're sumner anosta os tilou ae
Thursday. al Hiour on
MISS Elizabeth Burris of Wilming
@ ION spent Thanksgiving with her Sic
teIS' MISS Linda Burris and Mrs A
.,i-,iIls MSS Garnet Lofand spent Thanks
slvlng with her aunt in WiImino+ ,,,t,,,,
u,,1 Aack Johnson, Jr., of JERSEY civ
folks. "-'H 'ne nome
Mf. and Mrs. William Cbism had &c
thelr guests on Thanksaivino I hs 40
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Nta|ooiI'sI iS ner
9nllth SII OF Harrington and Rev and
ms a. w. Thomas and son Ronald
>; Z. Wharton, one of orr most mos,
I5,,4 HeIii9I merchants has been quite in
put tt IS better and able to attend bic
cure dutles at this writing
hahuolph Graham is also oble n
proving. ''ii' u Oe I'M
Mr' Wagemaker and family have
moved INTO their beautiful new bo,,,o
"hlch has just been comnIeted
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Wiison o5
l"'lii!y n',ly spent Sunday at Lewes as tbe
. 7ueStS ST, Oh Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thomas
Mr' and Mrs. L. H. Cohee had &C
,IeIr guests on Thursday. Mr. and
MS ,IIS' george COhee of Georgetown
W. ana Mrs. Roy Downes and chill
uIeh and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mo-
vel and daughters. -''''i
MIS-. George Cohee of Georgetow,,
mas been visiting her niece Nrrs
Herman Marvel.
Mrs. VIM. Hayes and arandd,,ol
ters, Dorothy Reynolds srent IvI,I's ISL
Iiy HIin,N.. WIN ner daughter, Mrs. Henry
Nlnner and family.
MISS Elva Marvel spent a mart of
last week with her aunt. Mrs I M
webb of Milford. --'
MI ana Mrs. L. H. Cohee. Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Marvel and dauebter
llazeI = were Georgetown visitors nm
-"i'0i' on
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marvel and
daughters, ElVa and Hazel and Miro
George Cohee spent Friday after
ilooh III. IN trederica with Mrs. Mary
Flckers in her new house.
An Appeal to the Public
In March, 1926, few of Houston,s
{, who after due thought as to
me me helpless condition of our little
village in case of fire (two DWELLINGS,
having been destroyed, one in De-
1925, and one in January
l9z6), with this illustrated warning
sun IN mind, the public was invited
10 the school h1liIdi1nrr u -. II