Milford chronicle., 1927-04-15
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The Easter entertainment will be-
held on Sunday morning and every
body is invited to come out. A spe-
cial program is being prepared by q
committee and everyone is welcome,
On Sunday afternoon and night
the 125th anniversary of Laws M. q.
Church will be observed and great
time is expected and everybody is
invited to Laws on that day and
evening.
Samuel Fisher, Deputy Great
Sachem, and his staff, j. A. Ellie
good, J. r. Warren, J. B. Derrick
son, c. W. Ennis, S. f. Banning, j..
H. Dickerson, C. w. DickersOn, trail
ed through the hunting grounds of
Houston and raised the following
chiefs of Red Cloud Tribe, No. so, to
their respective stations: Sachem, C..
c. Case; Sr. Sycamore, J. r. Brit
tingham; Jr Sag, o. f. Sapp; pro-
phet, Charles Sapp; chief of records
David Vinyard.
Francis Hummel died at his home
on Friday about 20 minutes of II o.
clock, noon. Mr.. Hummel had been
an epileptic for several years. His
funeral was held on Monday after
noon, from his late home. Rev. A. G.
Thomas officiating. He had been a
resident of our town for about 80
years. He was formerly from Sun
bury, Pa. He is survived by his wife
and one son roy, and daughter,
Mrs. Dion Sapp, and four daughters
by a former wife and several grand
children. All of his children attended
his funeral. He was buried in Odd
Fellows cemetery in\AIilfOTd. The de-
ceased with "A years old and was
good citizen and a kind neighbor
and was greatly respected by every
one who knew him.
Samuel Armour is very critically
i'll again at this writing.
The regular monthly meeting of
the local w. c. 7. U. met at the home
of Mrs. Eugene Sharp. on Thursday
night, April 7th, with a good attend
ance.
Randolph Graham who was taken
i'll a week ago Monday was taken to
the Emergency Hospital on Sunday
and is getting along very nicely at
this writing.
The supper which was held on
Friday night under the auspices of
the PocahOntas Lodge was quite a
as a sum of close to SIS. was
realized.
Miss Elva Marvel spent the week
end with Gladys ThistlewOod.
Mrs. ]. H. Booth and daughter
Sara spent Wednesday with Mrs. H.
Marvel.
Miss Gladys Armour is visiting her
Mrs. VOshell at Mil
on.
]. Howard Thistlewood and fam
ly, M. W. ThistlewOOd and family |
md Miss Elva Marvel and VIM. E.
ManloVe and family were dinner
guests on Sunday at the home of
lr. and Mrs. Albert Thistlewood,
IT., at Harrington. Mrs. Charles
Webb and son Emery were also cal
ers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Rachel Greenly and Mrs. Ma
lie Warrington were Sunday guests
f Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greenly at
harrington. In the afternoon they
isited relatives in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard and daugh-
er of Greensboro, Md, were the
uests of Mrs. Bernard's brother,
Ir. and Mrs. Eugene Sharp on Sun
ay.
Miss Mildred Griffith and William
utter of Milford were Sunday call
RS at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
harp. Ssssl
Mrs. George Field of New York
ity spent a part of last week with
Lr. and Mrs. George. Kirkby.
Joseph Kirkby of New York is
taking his home with his brother,
gorge Kirkby. We are glad to well
1me Mr.. Kirkby back to our COM
unity.
The writer of the Houston letter ,
always glad to get items for the
aper for things happen very often
nat she doesn't know or hear about,
, she will be very much pleased to
ct any news whatever, but please
end it to her by Tuesday noon. ,
Franklin Marvel, son of Mr.. and
Irs. D. F. Marvel went to Chester
n Sunday where he expects to ac-
ept a position.
On April Houston grammar
chool played Frederica grammar
chool at the Houston ball diamond
the score being II to 8 in favor of
Iouston.