Milford chronicle., 1931-03-20
HOUSTON

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Song service and preaching at nigh
l. Rev and Mrs. w. c. BucksOn spen
5 several days of this week i'm vii
mington.
katherine Logan, the colored cir
who lives with Mrs. KOcneman, wa
> operated upon for appendicitis las
week in the Emergency Hospital ant
> is getting along very well at this
> writing.
Al this time we are very glad tt
Sec Edward PasswatCrs back ON tho
job again after having been confined
TO his home for about two weeks as
the result of having fallen from d
car while unloading stone some
where down the road, as far as is
known. No bones were broken hut
he was badly shaken up and no
doubt gruised and sore for some
time.
Phe many friends of Merrill This
tleWuod were very sorry to learn of
his meeting with an accident last
week near Salisbury and while he
received very painful injuries and is
still under the care of DR.. Chapman.
Nevertheless, We are glad is was no
worse, as in some instances it re-
suits in something more disastrous,
but We arc very thankful that Mr..
Thistlcwood was fortunate enough
to escape with his life and hope he
Will soon be up and about and able
to resume his duties.
Mrs. Charles Tatnall was called
TO Philadelphia on Wednesday of
last week, owing to the serious ill
ness of her sister, Mrs. Annie Hew-
son who has been visitor here ON
several occasions. We hope for her
u speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ernest McVeigh, of Chester,
Pa, has been a recent visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William ChiSm
Mrs. McVeigh will be remembered
as the former Miss Minnie Marvel.
On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. Ell !
mcr Dawson entertained the follow
ing guests at dinner. Mr. and Mrs.
George SoCkrider, Of Milford; Nor !
man Camper, of Chester, and Mr.. and |
Mrs. John Dawson of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Dufendach and |
Robert Dufendach were entertained |
at dinner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Dawson recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Webb were
dinner guests of her parents on Sun
day, After which they visited their
aunt, Mrs Maria ThistlewOod near
harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clayvillc
lrc planning to move to Milford this
week and will occupy the Dr. Will
iamS apartment. Previous to her
marriage Mrs. Clayvillc was Miss
3ebeCca PasSwatcrs, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Passwaters.
We wish these young folks success i'll
heir new home and many years of
happiness.
On Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. I
icOrgc q. Robertson and son called
t the home of MIR. and Mrs. Randall l
Miss Hazel Grcenly. of Milford,
as been recent guest of Miss Lii {
ic Wilson. d
Mrs. Thresa Studtc entertained
wO of her grand children over the i
lcck-end. a
. Elbert Smith, of Philadelphia, is {
ADANAAAfo WIN NO ClbASA wi ~ IIllllIld
laIVel, who now makes her home |
18th her son, Herman NJ Marvel. Il
Mrs. George Kirl1by was an invited
uest to dinner at the home of Mr.. V
nd Mrs. Benjamin s. Manlove on v
unday. Mr.. and Mrs. George Man L
we and children and Mr.. and Mrs. G
I'M. Everett Manlovc also called on a
lcir parents. q
Mrs. Ralph Jump has been on the
ok list ".- il
Mrs Rachel Hayes is quite poorly p
this time and is under the care of M
/, Day. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Williams and
lildrcn, of Wilmington, were Sun S,
" callers at the home of William sd
illiams. Cl
The homo of Mr.. and Mrs. John I'll
. Dawson was the scene of large
thering on Tuesday of last week ID
which time a surprise party was az
ven for Mrs. Dawson, the occasion
ing her 59th birthday The guests te
cluded Mrs. Sallie Dawson, of Mil MI
rd, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dawson 81,
d daughter, Dorothy; Mr. and tc
s. Edward Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. CT
car Dawson and family. of Cam OH
n; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dawson wi
d family, Mr.. and Mrs John A. SC
wson, Mrs. John Loiland and da
and daughter, Marian Reynolds. all an
this place. Quite an enjoyable les
sning was spent in playing games.
ter which delicious ice cream and gu
&c was served in abundance. At BE
ate hour the guests departed wish I'll
Mrs. Dawson many happy returns ye
the day. il
III ever welcome visitor dropped to
D town on Monday evening, il be-
none other than Harry B, Green da
q former resident of this town. gol
out five years ago he moved to me
erlcus, Ga, where he purchased lie
large dairy farm. About two Ri,
hths ago lie decided TO. return TO
aware, the place of his birth. I'm cnt
-unately short time previous TO MIR
departure, his home and most of mig
contents were destroyed by fire, MIR
origin of which is unknown The SUI
20 circle Of friends here were OK the
nelly sorry TO hear of his misfor- Da-
c, but we feel confident that he r
nd more than ono latch string Eth
ging out for him when he arrived Mr..
Delaware. Harry was always a Tue
i citizen and good neighbOr, and
willing to lend Il helping hand hclt
ssist in any way. anyone in need wei
II trouble.
he Houston New Ccutrury Club