Milford chronicle., 1932-01-29
MAGNOLIA

miles south of town. The damag,
was slight.
The Magnolia Parent Teacher As
sOciation, under the direction o
Mrs. Florence Wilcutts, president
is conducting on Adult Education
class in Art with Miss Downing o.
the University of Delaware as tea.
cher.
Twelve members have enrolled
and the class is divided; part have
chosen pottery as their subject anC
part needle point. Those who have
Joined are very much interested in
the work. They meet every Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. Jackson
Miss Ethel Campbell and Miss Eliz-
abeth Mensch of Magnolia and Miss
Drucilla Hackett of Wilmington at
tended the Gaping exercises of the
Wilmington General Hospital as the
guests of Miss Mildred jackson.
Miss Jackson is a member of the
class of 1884 and they received their
caps on this occasion.
Little Jack Seacord, age seven
] JSNAS, Aah Oul-1ll llOAt vi all dHtO-
mobile last week. His collar bone
was broken and he received num-
erous scratches and bruises.
Mrs. Caddie Moore, our w. G. r.
U. Sunday school director, observed
Prohibition Victory Day with ap-
propriate readings on Sunday NOR
ming. .....-
The Magnolia Loyal Temperance
Legion held it's regular monthly
meeting Monday afternoon at the
school house under the direction of
Mrs. G. w. Collins, secretary. Mrs.
Collins had three assistants, Mrs.
William Paradee, Mrs. r. w. Camp
bell and Mrs. H. b. Anderson, each
taking charge of a room. The sub
ject at this meeting was "Prohibi-
tion Victory Day.
Mrs. Flo Ferguson and Mrs. Kath-
crime Knight were in Wilmington
Monday.
Mrs. R. C. Ingram invited the
choir and their families to her home
last Saturday evening" After re-
hearsal an old fashioned taffy pull
ing was enjoyed by all.
Miss Marian Anderson and Miss
Thelma Dennison of Wilmington
were home Thursday afternoon and |
evening.
Miss Blanch Carter, our third and |
fourth grade teacher, spent the |
weekend at her home in Seaford.
Miss Gladys Soper of w. &. l., of |
Dover, spent the weekend with her |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Soper.
The Magnolia teachers attended a
teachers meeting at Woodside on
afternoon.
The Crusaders Sunday school
class of Magnolia played basketball
with the Caesar Rodney Agricul~
lure team Saturday night. The
score was 25 to Is in favor of the
Crusaders.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Huesman were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Robbins of Harrington on Sunday.
Leroy Gray was given a surprise
party at his home Wednes-
lay night. Everyone reported a fine
ime. The guests departed at a iate
lOur wishing him many happy re-
urns of the day.
Miss Mildred Jackson is in the {
Wilmington General Hospital suffer-
ng from assesses in both ears. She {
las had to have them both lanced.
Miss Ethel Rash of Dover visited ]
lr. and Mrs. William Roe the past
week. 4
On Sunday the church services &
yiiI ha rOnduotod oe fo1lo,u.. CIR,
ay school 9:45 a. m. Preaching at I
1 by Rev. r. w. Campbell, on the {
ubject Standing Around the v
ross" Epworth League 1870 p. m. L
iVening service at 8. Rev. J. II. Ar fl
old, pastor of Greenhill Presbyter- O
IN Church, author and popular ra- n
10 preacher, will deliver the mes I
age. $
The Wesley Collegiate Institute, +
ccompanied by Miss Hall, will rem C
er several selections. The Epworth Il
eague will present a pantomine 20 Il
ion, Haste" e,
A number of folks of our COM n
unity, attended the funeral on a
onday of Rev. J. T.. Anderson at Il
id Fellows cemetery. The deceas- S!
was brother-in-law OF r. Il. Il
out, and Mrs. Laura Wyatt. l!
The Magnolia w. c. II. u. held a Of
'vered dish luncheon in the Red al
ems Hall Tuesday. The luncheon Il
as followed by a public meeting. Il
ne program consisted of both vocal Il
Id instrumental music, reictatiOns
adlnSs and several speakers from d.
lt-of-town. p
Mrs. Mollie Grace has spent the F.
st two weeks with her daughter dI
ID family, Mr. and Mrs. G.. Collins in
avis of Camden. b,
Mrs. Catherine Knight and son, tn
ron Knight, also spent the week iz
d at the Davis home. of
The cottage of DR.. and Mrs. James
lrtin was among the cottages te
oxen into last week. tn
Those who have been on the sick We
t in our town are: Mrs. Mollie to
bourne, Mrs. Flo Ferguson and tiC
lrry Wilcutts. tic
Those attending the anniversary DI
the Wyoming Round Table Club st
Friday evening were: Mr.. and of
s. q. w. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. vic
iris Spurry Mrs. Ida Camper,
s. Catherine Knight, Byron stC
light, Mrs. Cora Wright, Mr.. and m,
s. James B. McIlvaine, Charles me
nnor and Hazel Roe. pa
Mrs. Sallie Barrett,visite Mr.. and
s. Walter Gray of Frederick the ito
It week. ceI