Milford chronicle., 1932-06-24
MAGNOLIA

Inc Ladies AlQ was entertainer ny
Mrs. Caddie Moore and Mrs. Esther
Moore on Monday evening with Mrs.
Johnson presiding. The bill to pay
SIS ON the expenses of installing a
bothrOOm at the parsonage was or
dered paid. The bathroom is all
complete and the minister and his
family expressed their appreciation
for the comfort. 1t was arranged to
have the walls of one bedroom at the
parsonage painted The social pro-
gram by Mrs. Chambers consisted
of a number of short readings, a rec
itation, Mobility, by Mrs. Bessie
Wright and several harmOnica Sc
lections by Rev. Whedbee. A guess
ing contest afforded much amuse-
ment The idea was to guess the
number of peas in six pods. Mrs.
Bessie Wright won first prize her
guess being Al, and Mrs. Annie
Paradee won the other prize. Twen-
ty-three members and eight visitors
were present. The hostess served
delicious refreshments.
Despite the inclement weather a
large number attended the Chill
dren's Day exercises Sunday morn
ing, and the children took their
parts well. The unior choir deserve
praise for the way they rendered the
music. Sunday evening the League
was led by Kenneth Collins. Next
Sunday morning the tiremen will
atten dthe services in uniform, and
a special service will be preached
for them.
Mrs. Sara r. Harrington, of Will
mington, spent the weekend in Mag
nolia as a guest of Miss Elizabeth
Mensch. Miss Mensch has purchased
a new 8-cylinder Ford coupe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steenburg and
daughter Frances, Mrs. Wright Stew
enson, Mrs. Watson Marvel spent
Wednesday in Wilmington.
The Junior High graduating class
went on a trip to RiverView on
accompanied by Prof. Nc
IlVaine and Miss Catherine Johnson,
5th and 9th grade teacher.
On Saturday the Sudlersville base
ball team, with Jimmy FoXX's broth
er in the lineup, came to Magnolia,
and an interesting game was played
with a score of z to in favor of
The Magnolia team has been reOr-
ganized with A. r. Jackson as presi-
dent The present lineup is as fol-
lows: Jarman and Larrimore, catch
ers; Davidson and Barrett, pitchers;
Kennedy, first base; Roe, second
base; Knight, short stop; MOtter,
.hird base; Short, left field; Jackson,
centre field; Grace, right field; Reed,
eft field. The manager, II. W. john
son, wishes to express his apprecia- :,
ion for the past support of the team
ly the town and surrounding COM
nunity and sOlicits your patronage
or future games. The team desires
games with any first-class baseball
cam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie White, of |
Philadelphia, were guests of his !
,rother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. |
frank White, on Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Everett, of Middle
own, is visiting her sister, Mrs. |
1oland Gruwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones, of |
,hester, visited her parents, Mr.. and
lrs. George Minner, over the week
nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall and
amily, of Middletown, visited her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Grace,
II Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Lodge is beautifying her
home with a coat of paint.
Mrs. Steven Clute, of Wyoming,
isited her sister, Mrs Esther Moore,
II Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed and son
ed, of Bowers, have moved in the
ONE of Jas. X. Sapp.
The Home Demonstration club
as entertained by Mrs. Bertha Tay-
II on Monday afternoon. The pres
lent, Mrs. Huldah Chambers, pre-
ded over the business meeting.
iss Whitcomb gave an interesting
lll1 on the subject, Care of Cloth
lg". Games were enjoyed by all.
Many from Magnolia attended the
exercises at Caesar
odney on Tuesday evening. Byron
night and Leroy Gray were MEM
ers of the class of 80. 7
Prof. and Mrs. j. r. McIlvaine
Id daughter, Doris, visited his sis
r and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis l
eff, of Primus, Pa, on Sunday. /
heir mother, Mrs. Margaret Nell