Milford chronicle., 1930-02-14
Houston

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Howard r. Moore, superintendent;
preaching at 1920, by Theodore
Hall. The Epworth League will have
charge of the evening meeting. Mr.
Hall will lalso preach at Laws in the
afternoon.
Rev. W. G. Buckson is slowly i'm
proving and he wants to thank the
Friendship Bible Glass for the fruit
also the Epworth League for the
beautiful flowers which they sent
and the many friends who have
called upon him. Mr.. Smith, of Har-
rington, and Mr.. and Mrs. McWil'
liams, of Dover, have been callers
at the parsonage. We truly hope
that Mr.. Buckson will soon be re-
stored to health.
Mrs. Charles Webb, who has been
i'll so long, is improving very much
and is able to be up in her room and
we hope that she may be out again
before long.
We are glad too to report that
Mrs. Nutter Marvel, who was hurt
in an auto accident a week ago Sun
day, is getting along very nicely at
this writing.
Mrs. Heber Scott is still confined
to her bed, but she is slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs. A. G. Thomas, of Queenstown,
Md. has been visiting with friends
in Milford and Houston.
Little Miss Josephine Sapp mas
been home from school with chicken
pox.
The ,Juanita Sunday school class
met on Tuesday evening, February
4th, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Sapp. Although the night
was stormy and the roads bad there
were twenty present.
Mrs. Ruth Sapp, the new president
presided at the meeting.
After all business had been trans
acted the meeting was turned over to
the entertaining committee MIS-
Amanda Lofland and Mrs. Edlth
Dawson, who had a very gooo pro-
gram prepared, consisting OF games
and readings. The hostess MIS-:
Sapp, served delicious ice cream ana
cake.
The Juanita Sunday school class
will hold a bake Saturday, February
18th at the store Of ]. B. Counsel
man. There will be lots or gooo
things for sale.
Come out and buy for your Sun
day dinner and also help the class.
The Houston New Century Clup
met with Mrs. Ralph Jump on Wed
nesday afternoon, February 5tn' VIII
the president, Mrs. Howard Ihlstle-
wood, presiding. The meeting was
opened by singing Sweet and Low
followed by the Lords prayer re-
heated in unison. The minutes OF
fine previous meeting were read ana
anproved. A letter was read from
Mrs. McCabe, state director, explain
ing the Federation's need OF funos'
Several minor items OF business
were disposed of.
Mrs. Orville Wright gave lengthy
and interesting report of the cluD
luncheon which she ATTENDED aC
wyoming the week previous AlCeE
whic hthe meeting was turned over
to Mrs. Jump, chairman for tne cay
The subject being Travel, Mrs. Ut
willie Wright again held the cluDs
interest while she related her tour
Of Europe and showed the many post
card pictures she collected during
her travels. Musical selections were
nIaved by Mrs. VIM. Johnson anu
Mrs Ralph Jump. At the conclusion
of the program Mrs. Emory WeDD
sang Juanita. Ice cream, cakes anu
coffee were served by the hostess
M and Mrs. s. Golan Armour ana
Mrs. A. G. Thomas were tne ulntoi LIZ
guests on Sunday Of Mr.. ana MIS-
Burton Donovan at Townsend
Mrs. Kern, of Milford, MI. anu
Mrs. Wheeler Kern, Mrs. Lil!Ie
Brunka. and sister Of Philadelphia.
we're Sunday callers at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sharp.
" Due to the fact that so many are
on the sick list at this time, tne
nresident Of the Friendship Blple
Glass has decided to not hold the So
ciaI this month, but next month II
will. meet on the goth of March'
Fverv member is urged to try to be
well and be present, as II ls d 'eiS
important meeting. p
The February meeting OF Ine
Houston P. T. A. will be Monuay
evening. The pupils will furnish
mart of the entertainment by pre-
eenting recitations, quotations and
ESSAYS appropriate for the celeDra-
tion of Washington's and L1ncolns
birthdays. o,,o,+-o
The Houston school orcnesIra'
under the direction Of Mr.. HOLLIS
will he present to play some OF the
seIections learned during their music
neriod. This orchestra has been OF
ganized only a short time and mas
progressed very rapidly. we Ieel
very proud Of it. o+
Our school won the banner LOT az
.endance again. We have nau tne
banner for every month during Ihls
school term. -, tho
Miss Wharton's pupils won tne
,avings banner this week.
The Greenwood Volunteer FlIe
Company is serving its annual FIRE
1nan's Beneft Supper in the Dase-
nent of the Firemen's Building, FIJI
law and Saturday evenings FeDru-
7ry 81 and %. A choice OF chicken
'aiad. fried oysters and baked chic
Een with everything that goes with
hem will be served for fifty cents
rom s to 9 each evening. Home
made ice cream and cake will be
served extra at 10 and 5 cents re-
snectively. Your patronage OF TINS
annual affair is earnestly soilclIeu'