Milford chronicle., 1932-02-19
MAGNOLIA

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The vice-president, Mrs. G. W
Collins, presided in the absence o
the president, Mrs. Huldah Cham
bers. The meeting was opened b,
the singing of three numbers, "Battl,
Hymn of the Republic, "Our Della
ware" and America the Beautiful
After short business meeting Mis-!
WhitcOmb, the Kent County Home
Demonstration Agent, gave read
ing on Washington and then gave {
most interesting and practical tall
on Comfortable Shoes Help Good
Posture. She stressed the point OF
proper exercise and massage to rem
edy foot troubles, but the most i'm
pOrtant thing is the proper selection
of the right kind of shoes. Mrs. Col
Inns and Mrs. Hart were chosen to
attend a Leaders Training Glass on
pictures to be held in Harrington on
IN. oath. II he meeting adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Soper in March.
Miss Elizabeth II. Mensch, assist
ant to the president of the Delaware
Citizens Association, visited schools
in Sussex county last week in the
interest of Parent-Teacher Associa-
tiOns.
The regular meeting of the Mag
nolia Parent-Teacher Association
was held Friday evening at the
school house. The president, Mrs
Lloyd Wilcutts, presided. The meet
ing was opened by singing America
after which the Lords prayer was
repeated. The secretary, Mrs. Harry
Steenburg, read the minutes of last
meeting. Then the meeting was
turned over to the teachers, who
presented the following program:
Recitation, Our Flag, Mildred
Hall; Flag Drill, by five primary
boys, Allen Knight, Richard Will
cults, Billy Muncey, Eugene Ander-
son, Willard Hall; minuet by
eight primary children, George Reed,
willard Hall, Eugene Anderson,
Billy Muncey, Gloria Turner, Mil
dred knight, Marie Grace, and Jane
Roe; recitation, MY Valentine, by
Jane Roe; recitation, Edward Sc
mans; song, How Betty Made the
Flag, Evelyn Seacord, Betty Taylor
and Elizabeth Sipple; recitation,
Charles Harrington; play, wash
ington's Dream, Kenneth Shahan,
Ruth Muncey, Elizabeth Sipple, Bob
by Wllcutts, Evelyn Seacord, Betty
Taylor, Van Tazour; recitation,
Ruth Muncey; songs, by third and
fourth grades; reading, Memory of
George Washington, Helen Roe;
reading, Education of George
Washington, Nancy Warren; read
ing, Love Your Country, Lillian
Ingram; play, Making the Flag,
Leona Rash, Elizabeth Morris and
Carl Reed; song, by seventh and
eighth grades, "Father of the Land
We Love-. Mrs. Bertha Taylor do
mated an angel food which was
chanced off and added 1895 to the |
treasury of the association.
Mrs. Clarence Turner is visiting |
in Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Penns Grove this week.
Those on the sick list at this writ
ing are Mrs. Frank Cooper, George |
Minner and Frances Steenburg.
Miss Elizabeth Roe, of BeacOms
Business College, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Roe.
Miss Gladys SOper, of w. c. l.,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Soper.
Morris Cohee is spending two
weeks with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Gray, of Frederick.
Mrs. Flo Furgeson entertained
Mrs. Kathryn Knight and Miss Ethel
Campbell at dinner on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. R. w. Campbell and
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dinner on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Hudson, of Frederica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore and
Mrs. Caddie Moore visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Allie Moore, of Little Creek,
on Sunday.
The Magnolia Junior EpwOrth
League held their regular monthly
business and social meeting at the
home of the president, Miss Margaret
Roe, on Thursday evening. The or
ganiZation decided to contribute to
the Bishop Mcdowell Endowment
Fund. After the usual business
meeting the evening was spent in
laying games and an enjoyable time
was had by all.
w. C. Anderson has been visiting
in Virginia and North Carolina the
past week.
Miss Maude Swartz gave a card
party on Tuesday evening for her
many friends.
Mrs. F. N. Faulkner visited Mrs.
Cynthia Mensch and Miss Elizabeth
Mensch on Tuesday.
Roscoe Taylor, of Philadelphia, ,
was visitor at j. w. TaylOr's last :
week.
Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Hallman were !
guests of her mother, Mrs Emma r
Taylor on Thursday.
S. d. Prouse and Mrs. c. S. Rice, ,
of Wilmington, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Collins Thursday. ,
Mrs. G. w. Collins entertained at I
dinner on Thursday in honor of Mrs. c
Eliza Moore, who is S5 years old. $
Those present were Mrs. Eliza v
Moore, Mrs. Cynthia Mensch, Mrs. a
Emma Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth Boone, a
Mrs. Cora Wright and Mrs. Laura !
Wyatt. l
Mrs. Thomas Wingate, of Reho- '
both, visited her mother, Mrs. T. B. t
Draper, last week. S
Mrs. Carrie Connor entertained
her brother, ]. E. Lofland, and Mrs. Il
Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lofiand e
Connor, of Wilmington, on Sunday. t
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Spurry enter a
to;Dod Ndrs Taura COvardaIe Miss | !;