Milford chronicle., 1932-05-06
HOUSTON


ham. Mrs. Ernest Simpson, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Pardee and Mrs. Mar
garet Fraham Cooper and children.
Mrs. Sadie M. Townsend who ha!
had nervous breakdown is Tecup
Grating at the home of Mrs. r. p
Wooters. Aunt Sadie" as she i.
known, was at one time a resident
of Houston.
Lester Wilson is home from the
Brandywine Sanatorium for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Thistlewood
visited his folks over the weekend
quite recently. ...
Muriel ThistlewoOd and family
visited Mrs. Thistlewood at the
Homeopathic Hospital on Sunday
Her sisters, Mrs. Ida Marvel and
Mrs. Cora Satterfeld, also went
with them and found her doing nice
ly and she may be home in about a
week, providing nothing else devel-
ops.
On Monday afternoon Will Hayes
was at the flour mill when a train
came along and frightened his hors-
es, causing them to start. In trying
to stop them Mr.. Hayes had his
hand badly cut and it was necessary
to have stitches taken to close the
wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Vienot and
daughter of Georgetown visited Mrs.
Rondal Johnson Monday evening.
Sunday, May 8, will be observed
throughout the universe as Mothers
Day. Appropriate exercises will be
held in the various churches and
dedicated to Mother"
Many, no doubt, like the writer
have lost their mother many years
ago, and to these her memory will be
cherished, not only on this particu-
lar day, but on all days down
through the ages and where it is i'm
possible for us to attend these beau
tiful services, let us pause for
while, wherever we may be and pay
silent tribute to that greatest and
dearest of all friends, "Your Mother
and Nine" whether she will have
gone before us, or still be with you
today. Visit her if you can on this
Her Day." lest perhaps when an
other Mothers Day dawns you will
only have left her memory and show
her by some little act of Kindness
that her labors have not been in
vain. The following lines are both
beautiful and fitting on this occa-
sion and'will be of interest to many
of our readers:
Of all the glad days in all the Cad
year,
The day we call Mothers Day" is
the most dear;
We keep it in memory of her whom
we love
Whether she is still among us, or
long gone above.
De1r MOthcr, forget thee? Oh, no we
would not
Your dear loving kindness can ne'er
be forgot
And whether still living or passed
from our sight.
We pay you this tribute today with
delight
AS memory awakes to the pulse OF
the past,
Your kiss on our cheeks and your
arms hold us fast;
The touch is so real on this sweet
Mothers Day"
We hear still the voices of those
gone away.
And those yet still living who daily
we touch,
In person, by letter, or phone, to all
such
We mean that this day, as reminder
shall call
To them, of the love we are sending
to all.
And you who have passed from our
sight long ago
This Mothers Memorial we're keep
ing to show
You can't he forgot though you've
long been away.
We cherish the hope we shall see
you some day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson were
Sunday callers at the home oil MIS-
Rondal Johnson. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. George McNulty ana
son George, Jr, Clifford Marvel ana
son Earl and Mrs. Edwin Marvel al,
of Chester, Pa. visited relatives anu
friends over the weekend.
William Reynolds has purchased
a new Ford, which is quite pretty;
George Manlove of Milford who
has lust recovered from an attack OF
Iumbago, visited his parents here on
Sunday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. ManlOve.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown ana
Soloman Brown of Harrington nave
been recent visitors at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tatchnell.
II is understood that Mrs. lda
Marvel has come to remain with her
aged mother, Mrs. Agnes Johnson
or a little while.
Norman Camper of Chester, Pa.
md his mother. Mrs. George Sock
.ider of Milford were visitors at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Daw-
son on Sunday of last week.
- Miss Grace Hayes attended the
Wedding of Miss Mildred Robinson at
Milford on Monday, April 25.
Mrs. Frank Sedguist who has been
lutte i'll is up and around again
Mrs. ShOckley has also been on
he sick list as was Mrs. George
Mrs. Shockley Daugherty
Who has been quite i'll for over one