Milford chronicle., 1932-05-06
MAGNOLIA

servation.
Mrs. Lewis received word that hel
son, James Lewis, station agent al
Ridgely, Md. has had an operation
for appendicitis at the Easton Hos
pital.
On the 18th Sleep of Plant Moon
the Deputy Great PocohOntas of the
Minnehaha Council of Houston, ac-
cOmpanied by five other mcnlbers
trailed to the hunting grounds OF
Magnolia and raised the following
chiefs of Cayauche Council, No 8, to
their respective stations: Prophecies
Lizzie Swartz; POcahontas, Ida
Grace; WinOna, Margaret Marvel;
Powhatan, Sallie Barrett; Keeper Of
Records. Kathryn Knight; Collector
of Wampum, Hulda Chambers; Kee-
per of Wampum, Ida Lindale; First
Scout, Emma Martin; Second Scout,
Edna Johnson; First Warrior, Anna
Orvis; Second Warrior, Jennie Min
ner; Third Warrior, Mary Knight;
Fourth Warrior Annie Roe; First
Runner, Caddie Moore; Second Run
ner, Sarah Wilcutts; First Council
or. Sallie Stout; Second Councillor,
Rose Lodge; Guard of Tepee. MOllie
Grace; Guard of Forest, Laura T.
Wyatt. After the work" was finish
cd. corn and venison were served.
Mrs. Laura Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie Johnson and Mrs. VIM. OIvis
were in Philadelphia Wednesday.
The regular meeting of the l.. T.
l.. was held Monday afternoon at
fnl f1n friN
the S. T. l. Essays.
Thirty-eight essays, dialogues, let
ters and booklets were turned in.
The prize of one dollar for the
best essay written in the eighth
grade and presented by J. l.. Soper
was won by Lillian Ingram.
The prize OF one dollar presented
by G.. W. Collins for the best essay
written in the seventh grade was
won by Cathryn Knight.
The prize of one dollar presented
by William Paradee for the best es-
say written in the sixth grade was
won by Wilson Reed.
The prize of one dOll9r presented
by C. +. Johnson for the best essay I
written in the fifth grade was won
by Dorothy Anderson.
The prize of fifty cents presented /
by James Kerbin for the best book
let in the fourth grade was won by .
Clayton Semans.
The prize Of fifty cents presented
by James Kerbin for the best book
let in the third grade was wen by
Betty Taylor.
This work will be forwarded for
county, State and national contests.
Those attending the Kent County
w. c. 7. U. Convention at FELTON,
were Mrs. Sallie Stout, Mrs. Mollie
MilbOurne, Mrs. Addie Satterfield,
Miss Emma Conner, Mrs. Margaret
Marvel, Mrs. Lula Anderson and
Mrs. Esther Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Soper and
daughters, Frances and Barbara
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Conwell of Dover on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Sheldon and
GaSSett Smith of Wilmington were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith
on Sunday. l
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Patched and
daughter JOanne of Newark were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nell
value on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilcutts and
family and Miss Sara Davidson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mel
son on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey GOurfey en-
tertained their children, MIR. aud
Mrs. Grover BOstic of Camden and
Roy GOurley of Beacoms on Sunday
Those attending the p. 7. A. Con-
vontion were the president. Mrs.
Clarence Turner; the past president,
Mrs. Florence Wilcutts; Mrs. Louise !
and Mrs. Bessie Dill. They !
all took part in the pageant present.
ed at the Dover Opera House Satur- |
day afternoon. I
Miss Elizabeth Roe of BeaCOms q
Business College visited her parents S
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roe on Sun G
day. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lynch and G
son Junior of st. Georges were the q
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Smith b
on Sunday. l
Mrs. Ella B. Lockwood of Dover t
spent few days last week with her u
sister, Mrs. Amanda Butler. L
Mrs. Rachel Hammond, Mrs. Brad .
ley King and daughter Ella Marie d
spent the day ON Wednesday with S
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Wheaton. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Reed of q
visited his father, Ben Il
amin Reed on Sunday. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud McIlvaine and a
Ann, were Salisbury Wis o
tors on Sunday. II
DR.. James X. Martin and family D
spent the weekend at their cottage s.
1t RehobOth.
2 Mrs. Grace Gruwcll and Mrs. 81
Wright Stevenson have been ON the tt
lick. list the past week. IN
i Mrs. Margaret Fisher of Salt Lake ~
city, Utah, daughter of the late Rev. p
I. E. Terry, has been visiting her 81
lunts, Mrs. Cynthia Mensch and II
frs. Emma Taylor the past week. m
Mrs. Fisher gave a talk at Sunday al
chool on Sunday morning on Nor II
10nism. Rev. Whedbee administered 81
he sacrament of the Lords Supper ST
t the morning service. Miss Lillian OF
ingram was the leader of the League d'
II Sunday evening followed by a al
ermOn by the pastor ON the subject pi
Human Agencies" from the text: ei
Take Ye Away The Stone" II
Mrs. Emma Taylor. Mrs. Cynthia al
Iensch, Mrs. Bessie Warren, Mrs. IL
Fisher and Mrs. Ethel Col al