Milford chronicle., 1930-02-07
Houston

con is able to be QUIZ AS ~ ses-..1,,
~ This writing, but we slncerely
go hC and trust that he Will soon % W
III III light again. Evening services S az
al o.. Enworth League at 6'4O anu
nreaching at 1880. -, ooDfarance
no,,ston NJ charge will be held Oh
Friday afternoon, February n1istrict n a.
m in Houston churcH: 11oIsSaTd S
SSrnerintendent e. Rev. W. Il. 11ID%4 Ia "fF-
Sosires 5o a full attendance Oh ail oAN
GERS. 40 cooietv will hold
~ oa1,Ior monthly meetlns On
IN, 1SS ,,rsdev night, February 10 at UHe e
;lL.ln lui ST; of Mrs, benjamin ManloVe. AS
NOM NOM ~ oro several business matUeIs
to he considered it is nopeU
viii WI he a large attendance; 81, ond
Rev w C. Buckson Is qultG p,no,' 80 Iii III
Nsrs charles Webb who mas OeeH eottar 49,
for fnI - several weeks is sllghtly peI.o- 49,,
Ao1 1rrs &c Emma Marvel was taken AS,n
u,,Idon1v ILa az i'll on Saturday ana Une e
suuueni1 su'.l 1Srononnced her illness as
paItl''l opJ Mrs. Nutter Marvel came
near being in a serious a001uo 49, Op
sunday afternoon. Iney Io,'S+on
tboir way from Milford 10 MUS 49, 49,
ond inst as they were maAlns 49, 49,
turn ~ at Vinyard's Corner from -, ~
AZ SSII;l1HforJ-Harrington g I'd road, a parry
49, 49, Laurel ran into them. MTs.
Itorva1's ~ o side was hurt very DauIy
hut 't- The doctor did not think Cnele
o puC onv ribs broken and she Was
severely shocked. Mr.. MaIvel DotI7 m%S
SLIGHTLY hurt about the heau. Dr.. aI.;.
are getting along nicely at CnlS
writing. Mr.. Marvel was drlVlns
Eord and was quite a little damas-
cd The Laurel party were driving
NTosI No. and if is thought it was not
greatly damaged. 5a,,i,
Gasf month when the Friendship
Bible class social met at tne Pc
sonage it was decided tnaC Ine ne4'
social would not meet on the resu
lar meeting night due to the IacC
that the evangelistic services were
in nrogress, therefore 1t met VI
Tbnrsday. January 20, at the hone
of Mrs. George Armour. Whlle set
oral of the members were unaDle "
6a there. nine members with otheE
visitors were present. After tne Jus
mess meeting was over, Ine ~
was turned to entertainment Wnio1 o1
caused much merriment and seemeu
tn he enjoyed by all. At a late houi
Jo1icious sandwiches, cake anu cOA-
fee were served. 4ho
Lawrence Sharp has been Oh In0
sick list since Saturday. oL
The Houston New Century CLUB
met with Mrs. VIM. Chism at Cne
home of Mrs. George KlrKDy Oh OIL
Wednesday afternoon, January ~,
with the president, Mrs. HoWaTu
Tbistlewood presiding. The meeClns
was opened by singing Santa Lucia,
followed with the Club Collect reao
nv Mrs, Kirkby. The minutes OF inc
nTevious meeting were read and ap-
proved. A letter was read from Mas
s. Drew, chairman OF the conlnlC-
tee. on correction, asking for 90
nation of books for library for tne
new building for women at the NE"
Castle County Work House. Inere
was some discussion on the supJecI
but no action was taken. MIS- Inns
tlewood gave an interesting report
of the club luncheon which sne at-
tended at Delmar the day previous
Mrs. Orville Wright accepted the N
vitation to the club luncheon to pe
held in Wyoming, January 81, as
for Mrs. Ralph Jump VINO
was ill.
AS the topic for the day was COM
munity service there was a general
discussion on the subject. Attentlon
was called to the fact that much pa
per and old cans could be seen on
the streets and roads Of our town
but we feel sure when good weather
arrives there will be a general clean
I'D. There was also some discussion
about beautifying the school
after which the meeting
was turned over to Mrs. VIM. Chlsm'
chairman of the day, and a very in
teresting program was given as to!-
lows: Song, America the Beautiful.
by club; readings, The Purpose Oh
Service, Mrs. W. ]. Du-
fendach; New Desires Aroused, Mrs.
Orville Wright; Just Folks in Lels-
ure Time, Mrs. A. Morgan; song,
The Dearest Spot, by the club; read
ing, Grandmother to the Poor, Mrs.
Ralph Butler; Community Service
Mrs. Amanda Lofand; Community
Liabilities, Mrs. Emory Webb; snail
America Become an Inarticulate Ma
ton, Mrs. VIM. Hendrix; Community
Mrs. VIM. Johnson; So
,ial Aspects of Home Accident Pre-
7ention, Mrs. VIM. Chism. At the
conclusion of the program Mrs. EN-
Dry Webb sang Killarney, in her
pleasing voice. Delicious refresh 4
nents were served by the hostess.
school NOtes-Grades / and III
These pupils have organized a Del 0
Art Club with Harvey Marvel, pres
dent; Theodore Faulkner, vice ;
PRESIDENT, and Josephine Sapp, Sec
etary. Parents may help their chill
ren win marks of credit on their
Chart" for "Beautify-
1g School Grounds" "Beautify1ng y
chool Room" and Maintaining a
Shrine of Beauty"
Four red cedar trees have been set
ut by Theodore Faulkner and Mar h
IN Plotta
The children bring cocoa, sugar q
nd milk alternately and by so doing I
very pupil is served one or more
ups Of hot cocoa every day. A do 3
alton of milk by some one would be 4
received. -
The following won first place In 3
le various contests: Harvey Marvel
nd Elmer Wilson, arithmetic; JOS L
phine Sapp, spelling; Lillian Min s
ar. reading. Grade Hazel Mar II