Milford chronicle., 1931-04-03
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The Ladies Aid was very delight
fully entertained by Mr., and Mrs
Oscar Tatman at their home, neal
Oakley on Friday evening last, with
gOOdly number present. After the
business meeting was over the meet
ing was turned over to the social
committee, Mrs. Herbert Kenton
presiding. The program was as fol-
lows:
Song by all. Smile"
Reading by Lily Lord.
Reading, Aunt Jemina's Court
ship, Ethel Lord.
Recitation, THAT Friendly cow"
Marguerite KentOn.
Guitar and harmonica duet, Car
Isle Fox and William Kenton, Col
den Slippers"
Solo, when the Veil is Lifted"
Charles Gere.
Reading, Current Events" Mrs.
Katie Fitzgerald.
Singing contest, america" by a
male and female quartet. composed
Of Cihas. Gere, VIM. Belts, Rev,
Faulkner and Horace Tatman; Mrs.
James Faulkner, Mrs. Thomas Col
lett, Mrs. Katie Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Walter COnaway. The contest was
won by the ladies'.
Reading, Going On An ErranA"
by Ethel HOllinger.
Guitar and HarmOnica dnet, -
"Springtime in the Rockies" by
Messrs.. Fox and Kenton.
Singing. chorus. Are You From
Union Aid?"
Reading, Natural History" by
Ethel Lord.
Reading, "rhe Old Wood Box" by
Norman Lord. 49,.
Guitar and HarmOniea selections
by Messrs. Fox and Kenton.
Ice cream, pie and cake were sold.
The Aid was invited to meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kenton i'll
April.
Our new road supervisor, George
Warren. and his co-workers are
ditching and scraping the roads in
this section this week making quite
an improvement in them.
We are having quite seasOnable
weather this spring thus far. We had /
a big rain on Saturday night last. (
Farmers are beginning, to plant !
their gardens and potatoes. also
some are bedding their, sweet pota-
toes.
Arthur Messick and Herman Pierce
have accepted positions at Ioyett's
Nurseries near Milford.
Ernest Tatman, the Raleigh man,
has purchased a new Ford coach.
Byron Hill of Pennsylvania, for
merly a resident here is making his
home indefinitely with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter COnaway. We are very glad
to welcome him back again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenton had
as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
David Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mOnd Daniels and baby Grace and
Elias Daniels of Georgetown.
Mrs. Edwin p. Lord and son Ed
win and daughter Ethel and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Webb all mOtored to
Wilmington on Sunday to visit their
aunt, Josephine Belts, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Welsh. Miss
Belts has been very sick but they
Iound her much better Sunday. We
are hoping for a complete recovery
real soon.
Howard Needles and Henry Oaks
)f Philadelphia were Saturday night
lnd Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Kenton and family, I
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Pierce enter '
aimed on Sunday her brother, Cur
is Carey of Chester, Pa, and their
son, Clarence Pierce and family of {
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Thompson :
entertained their daughter Betty of 4
over the Weekend, \
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Postles en- n
ertained Sunday afternoon Mr.. and, a
ilrs. John Green of near FELTON,. Nh
March has gone out and April \
las come in with rain and wind a. q
'lenty; as the old saying goes like III
roaring lion. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald Il
ttended the funeral of their aunt, il
Irs,. Mary Ingram at Glendale on h
Wednesday last. h
Our minister, Rev James Faulk-
er Will go away to Conference next "
,eek which convenes at Crisield,
3D., on Wednesday, April S. We are t.
Oping for his return for another o
ear. d.
Come out to preaching services
ext Sunday afternoon as this is the "
lst Sunday before Conference, let's l.
IL be there to bid our pastor God
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lay return to us. gl
So let's not forget Sunday school b
2:3O p. NJ. Superintendent, Mr..
OK. fr
Preaching 8 p. m. by the pastor, d;
ev. James Faulkner. M
Everyone welcome.
Remember the revival services at v
ie NJ. P. Church in Milford. Come D.
Id bring your friends. 81