Milford chronicle., 1931-01-16
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Regular weekly meeting of the
Epworth League at 6.45. Leader
John Jewell.
See that good little play "Old
Acre Folk" at the Grange Hall next
Tuesday evening, January 20.
Meet your friends at the Grange
Hall next Tuesday evening, January
20. They will all be there to see
"Old Acre Folk"
Visit the Christ Church Guild bake
in the frigidaire store, Saturday,
January "a. The usual good things
will be for sale. .
The Ladies Aid of the Avenue NJ.
e. Church will hold a chicken salad
and oyster supper the first of Feb
1uary. Watch this paper for future
announcements.
The Business Girls will have
Bingo party in their club rooms on
Monday evening, the 18th, for their
members. Each one is urged to be
there and enjoy the fun.
The Millwood Ladies Aid Society
will meet January %. A program is
being prepared and every member is
asked to be present as we will have
the annual election of officers.
The Faithful Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet on Thursday
afternoon, January %, at three o.
clock at the home of Mrs. Charles +.
Varney A full attendance is desir-
ed.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Avenue NJ. e. Church |
will meet in the chapel on Wednes /
day afternoon, January q, at 2:30.
Every member is asked to be pres
ent at this meeting-the first meet
ing of the new year.
DR.. and Mrs. James r. West gave
a three table bridge party in their
apartment ON South Walnut street
last Wednesday evening. Those pres
ent we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Cor
dray, Miss Lila Hudson, Miss Hazel
Miss Elizabeth Reedy, +
Miss Virginia Mason, George Reed,
James Prettyman, Paul Peach, Nor
man Locates.
A collection of miniature tools is
N display in one OF the shOwwin-
lows of J. II. Humes a. Son, hard
ware dealers of this town. The col ,
ection is owned by Thad Windsor.
lie obtained them from a former
blacksmith who made them all by
and. There are about Is pieces in
he lot, consisting of an anvil, two
ammers, three kinds of pliers, and i
rons, etc. They are quite old and f
4 excellent condition. h
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alvin Redden
# Elkins Park, Pa, announce the t
of their daughter, Miss c
darguerite Redden to Mr.. Howard
:. Yoder, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John d
/. Yoder, of Roberts avenue, Glen e
ide, Pa. Both Miss Redden and
Ir. Yoder were graduates of the 4
une, 1880 class of Arlington High =
chOoL Arlington, Pa. Miss Redden Il
in the employ of the Philadelphia
.lectric Company. at the Elkins =
ark branch, and was formerly a y y
esident of Lincoln Mr.. Yoder is =
ttached to the Glenside News staff. .,
10 date has been set for the we'd 4,
ing. n p
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Russell Of
ailroad avenue, entertained at a 81
lrkey, goose and duck dinner on M
Inday last. The following were
resent: Mr.. and Mrs. III. Il. Tat M
ian, daughter Hazel, Elwood Tat tn
an, Ruby SandOn, Mr. and Mrs. re
ay Tatman and son Addison Lee
Bridgeville, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Il. th
ussell, Mr.. and Mrs. Stayton Rus cl
Ill and daughter Betty Jean, Isa-
,Ile Wroten of Greenwood, Mr.. and tn
rs. Victor Carmine of Delmar, Mr.. sl
i'd Mrs. Arthur Russell and James DC
. Jester of Ellendale, Mrs. Cora III
etts of Lincoln, Miss Sara Mae IN
ennett, Joseph Deputy, John Ham
ond, Harry Hammond and wife of ~ ~
ilford, David Coverdale of Bowers, Cd
isses Maria and Carrie Bennett, =
arence Walker and Vinol Bennett =; ~,
Wilmington, Miss Mollie Davis OF w. nt,
wn. After doing ample justice to ~, r.
e good eats all departed thanking ~,
+. and Mrs. Russell for their gen. al.
bus hospitality. in