Milford chronicle., 1932-03-25
HOUSTON


Church news for Sunday. Marc
Y: Sunday school at $3.50 a. II
Howard r. Moore, superintendent
Preaching at 1880 by the pastor
Rev. J. c.. Handy. The committee il
charge are preparing a special Eas
ter program for Sunday morning
which will include several of tn
young folks. A class will be received
into full membership on Sunda,
morning and all who were not pres
ent when the last class was receiv
ed, are requested to be present ol
Sunday. There will also be specia
Easter services on Sunday evenin:
both in the Epworth League and the
preaching services.
There were 207 out on Sunday
morning. There may yet be a chance
OF us winning the contest. The tea
! chers are urged to see the scholars
who were absent on Sunday morn
ing and get them out; also get new
scholars. There are several who are
not in Sunday school yet, both chill
dren and adults.
Rev. j. c. Handy leaves on Tues
day morning for Salisbury, Md, to
attend the Conference.
The Epworth League will hold a
covered dish luncheon on Friday
night, March 25, at the home of Miss
Evelyn ThistlewoOd, for the benefit
of the church. Price 25 cents. Come
out and help a good cause along.
Minnehaha Council, No. u, D. of
p, will hold a Colonial Tea, in their
lodge room on Tuesday night, March
20. A committee has been appointed
to arrange a program suitable for
the occasion. Price 10 cents.
The sick are all getting better
Frank Sapp who was so i'll with
pneumonia went back to his school
duties on Monday. Mrs. Harvey Mar
vel is not able to be up yet but she
is improving all the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson of
Bowers have been visiting relatives
i'll and near Houston for several
days.
Mrs. Ida C. Marvel of Milford
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Agnes Z. Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Paradee of
Dover were the guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Sinp-
son on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Webb visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart at Mag
nolia on Sunday.
The members of Minnehaha COun-
Gil, No. 12, were the invited guests
of Saguache Council, No. Q. Of Mag
nOlia on Tuesday night.
The patrons of the Houston school
will give a supper in the school
building Friday evening, April 1st
Adults 35c and children 25c. Please
come ont.
Bible Class Notes
Due to illness in the family of the
a report of the Feb
ruary social of the Friendship Bible
Class was not reported, however it
met at the home of H. r. Moore.
There was a large attendance and
everyone reported a good time. This
month the social met on Friday, the !
18th, at the home of Mrs. Austin |
Peet. 1t being the fifth anniversary
)f the class a little extra program !
vas arranged Falling so near st. |
oatrick's Day the home was decOrat- |
ID in green and white and Irish nox- |
,lties.
After the meeting was called to /
rider the president, with house !
ull of members, proceeded through I,
he business hour. 1t was the time
or the election of officers, but know
ng what was ahead, and we would
lot get home until morning, that
art of the business was postponed
ntil next month.
The entertaining committee then
Dok charge. The social hour was very
as we had with us the
i'd Fellows quartet, who so will
lgly entertained us with their
eautiful selections. Mrs. Geo. Hills
umorous monologue was also very
'ell received. At a late hour de-
cious refreshments of chicken salad,
lltines, coffee, cake and cream were
erved. All reported to the hostcsses
aving zone grand time. The fol-
wing. guests were present: Mr..
nd Mrs. Howard Moore, Mr.. and
RS. Austin Peet, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
II Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
ill, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Pearson
nd daughter Kathleen, Mr.. and Mrs.
arroll Pearson and son Ray, Mr..
Id Mrs. Joseph Marvel, Mr.. and Mrs.
harles Webb and son Ernest, Mr..
I'd Mrs John Cain, Mr.. and Mrs.
. Wagemaker and daughter Fran
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Wilson, !
+. and Mrs. Edgar Marvel and chill I
'en. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. M. Armour
I'd daughter Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs. !