Milford chronicle., 1930-01-31
Houston

airy Z. Ouuudy SCuOO4 gov o. -
Howard R. Moore, superintendent
Preaching at 1O:SO by the pastor
Rev. w C. Buckson, and preaching
at 8 o'clock p. m. Preaching al
Laws in the afternoon, beginning al
2:3O o'clock.
The fourth quarterly conference
of Houston charge will be held Oh
Friday afternoon, February Z, at
n. m. in Houston Church. District
Sunerintendent Rev. w. q. HabDard
desires q full attendance OF all Oh
ficials.
The regular monthly meeting OF
tbe w c. T. U. will be held On
Thursday night, February at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Simpson. A
good attendance is desired. Text
word "Victory."
The Houston New Century Cluo
met with Mrs. Ralph Butler on WeG-
nesday afternoon, January ~ VIII
the president, Mrs. Howard IhlsCle-
wood, presiding. The meeting was
opened by singing Loves Olu
sweet Song" after which Mrs. John
cain read a passage of scripture
The minutes of the previous meet
ING were read and approved. Inc
flower fund was collected ana
amounted to 4S cents. Several items
of interest were brought up, discus
sed and disposed of. After all busl-
ness had been finished the meeting
was turned over to Mrs. Ralph But
Ter, chairman of the day. Inc IOpi0
being Legislation"
The following program was gwen
A letter from Mrs. Clarence Fralm
on legislation was read by MIS-
Ralph Jump.
Preamble to Constitution, Mrs.
George Kirkby.
How Laws are Made, Mrs. W. j.
Educational Bill, Mrs. VIM. John
son.
was read by Mrs. Ralph Butler
which concluded the program. {
Cakes and cocoa were served Dy
the hostess and a pleasant social '
hour was spent before the IA mem t
hers present braved the bad roads {
and fast falling snow to return TO
their homes.
Mrs. ]. Howard Thistlewood at &
tended a club luncheon at Delmar {
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Manlove and I
son Billy of Milford were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William '
johnson on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles P. Armour who has
been spending two weeks with rel
atives and friends in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey returned home on
Saturday accompanied by Mr.. ana
Mrs. H. J. Herrick and Mr.. and il
Mrs. Linn Crippen of Chester, Pa. D
Lemuel Prettyman and Mrs. How a
ard Martin and daughters Of Har- t.
rington were dinner guests on Sun T
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Golan Armour. c
They were also supper guests OF d
Mrs. Cora Satterfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Armour '
of Wilmington who have been spen- s
ding a week with his parents return n
ed home on Saturday accompanied a
by his mother, Mrs. George Armour. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith OF s
spent Friday with Mrs. s
Cora Satterneld.
Mrs. w. C. Buckson entertained Z
her daughter over the weekend. D
Mrs. George W. Johnson has been
several days at the home q =
of her daughter, Mrs. Cora Satter- I
ield. q,
George E. Wyatt and daughter, o. g.
Mrs. Georgia Hill of Frederick have -
returned home after having spent =
luite some time at the home OF Mr.. Il,
and Mrs. G. P. Armour. h,
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. a, a.
Sapp fell on some ice and az
hurt herself quite badly.
The Ellendale Epworth League ri
will present the play entitled Ine al
Path Across the Hill" tonight, Fri to
lay, January 81, for the benefit OF
he Houston P. T. A. This play has of
,een given at a number of places Cl
lear by and has been great sue gl
,ess. Don't miss seeing it. Admls- ut
ion rs cents.
All members of Minnehaha Coun- of
IL. No. 12, D. of P, are requested he
o be present on Tuesdays sleep, he
february 4, as there is important
usiness at hand. rtC
Mrs. Letitia Aptt and son Jackie he
nent Saturday and Sunday in Phil at
delphia. ap
Mrs. Frank Sedquist who has been ur
n the sick list, is up and about Pc
gain. Du
The community in general on this
Nv. January 81, extend their heart Lii
st CONGRATULATIONS to Mrs. Heber we
. this time than the following Mr
,ott. the occasion being her birth
". and what could be more fitting Mr
ords: -
ere wishing you lot Of things toV
nat speak of joy and wealth 'O1 'O'1n
NJ most Of all we're wishing you
ne crowning joy Of health. wa wa
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Camper OF tne
,wers has been a recent visitor at uS SuS
q home Of her parents, Mr.. and ob
rs, T. P. Wootters. DIe
Norman Camper Of Chester, Pa.' T
lied on relatives and friends over biel
D weekend. ing
r. is no longer necessary for Mrs. m
lnie Wootters to go to Philadel- tain
ia to have her eye treated. She ex- lev
cts to have glasses in a very short sire
ne. The operation which she un- M
-went a year ago has proved very tain
and the physicians IN and
arge are very much pleased with Hen
, results. Car
30 far as is known at this time ]. {
, condition Of Mrs. Heber Scott Sun
mains about the same. At the last A
,ort DR.. Pierce was well pleased S.
N her condition and thought II faith
, continued to improve, as she has ner
- 1. -. ,-,o,,Id ,,av,,oif her tO II