Milford chronicle., 1930-01-10
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Mrs. Anna BreWington, worthy
matron and James X. Shinn, worthy
patron of Adah Chapter, No. 5, o. E.
S., entertained their officers and
members of the various committees
at a banquet in the social hall OF
the M. E. Church on Saturday eve
ming After the address of welcome
by the worthy matron and response
by the associate matron, the guests
enjoyed the splendid repast prepar-
ed and served by members of Mrs.
Annie Nelson's Sunday school class.
Following the season of feastlng
and dinner speeches the chairman OF
entertainment presented the follow
ing program: Vocal duet, The Light
of the Morning, and 1 Get the Blues
When It Rains, Mrs. Blanche Mel
son and Mrs. Elsie Nelson; piano
solo. Souvenir, Mrs. Mary Lynch;
reading, The Man of the Hour, V. j.
Carmine; vical duet, Mrs. John
Beach and Mrs. S. J. Lewis. The
following guests were present: MIS-
Anna Brewington, Mr.. and Mrs.
James K. Shinn, Mrs. Anna Waller,
Mr., and Mrs. S. ]. Carmine, Mrs.
Irma Barr, Mrs. Ida Conoway, Miss
Frances Ellis, Mrs. Charlotte Lear,
Mrs. Ina Waller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Conoway, Mrs. Maria Lob
dell, Mrs. E. E. Freeney, Mrs.
Ida Hastings, Mrs. Susie Marsh,
Mrs. Anna Parker, Mrs. Beulah
Lewis, H. T. Hickey, Mrs. Bertha
Marvel, Mrs. Lillian Jones, Mrs.
Dora Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Hearn, Mrs. Matte Cannon, Mrs.
]. H. Atwell and daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Pollitt of Laurel, Mrs. Chas.
Cordrey, Mrs. Ella Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Whayland, Mrs. Paul
K. Ellis, Mrs. Georgia Ellegood,
Mrs. Lydia Price, Mrs. Daisey
Dunn, Mrs. Daniel Truitt, Mrs.
Matte Kirk, Mrs. Blanche Nelson,
Mrs. Elsie Nelson, Mrs. Flora Gull
yer and Mrs. Anna Kreeney of Sal
isbury.
Mrs. Annie Fleetwood has return
ed from a few days visit with
friends in Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ellis and
daughter Molly were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Carmine on
Sunday.
Sunday school class No. II Of the
M. E Church is preparing Tor the
production of a play entitled Her
Song" to be given January %.
E. D. Mitchell Of Salisbury ad-
dressed the congregation of the M.
ri Church at the mid week prayer
service.
Mrs. F. G. Elliott will entertain
the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety at her home Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
Sunday school class, No. 6, Earn
est workers, Mrs. Mamie Lynch
teacher, will hold a bake at the gas
office Saturday, January IL. Pro-
ceeds for the new church fund.
Mrs. ]. P. West entertained Sun
dav school class No. IL, Truth Seek
ers. at her home, Tuesday evening"
A regular meeting of Adah Chap
fer. No. 5, o. E. S., was held Mon
day evening, with Anna u. Brew
ington, worthy matron; L. Harry
Esham, acting worthy patron pre-.
siding. After the final business OF
the wear was closed, Mrs. Matte
pyle Horn, worthy grand matron
and her officers took charge OF the
which was as follows:
worthy matron, Anna M. Waller;
worthy patron, Paul K. Ellis; asso-
,iate matron, Dora Fitzgerald; asso-
riate patron, Frank Lynch, Jr.,; sec
retary. Maria Lobdell; treasurer
Lillian Jones; conductress, Matte
Kirk: associate conductress, Blancn
Nelson; chaplain, Mary Hutchln-
,on: Marshal, Addie Snowden;
Adah. Daisey Dunn; Ruth, Loleta
PARSONS: Esther, Georgia Ellegood;
Martha. Annie Truitt, Electa, Elsie
warder, Mrs. Hubert
Serman: sentinel, T. Harry Esham;
'rganist. Hattie Beach. The grand
,ficers received flowers. Mrs Brew \
ngton the retiring matron, recelv-
4 lifts and flowers. Previous 70
h h installation, Mrs. BreWlngton
nt ntortained worthy Grand Matron'
re Matte Yple Horn, Mrs. Marga- \
~ ~ . Peters, Mrs. Alice Albrlttain' !