Milford chronicle., 1932-07-01
MAGNOLIA

=. Miss Mildred Jackson, a studen
= of Wilmington General Hospita
! training school, is home for thre
/ weeks vacation. Miss Ethel Camp
, bell of Seaford was a guest of Mis-
Jackson over the weekend.
Mrs. Ida Passwater of MilfOr,
Neck was guest of her daughte
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Orvii
over the weekend.
Scholars OF the primary room re
ceiving perfect attendance rewards
for the past six months are Bobby
Wilcutts, Reatta Gray, Betty Sea
cord, Richard Wilcutts, Ned Hodg-
son and Lillian Case.
Those receiving good attendance
rewards are Jack Seacord, Evelyn
Seacord and Betty Taylor.
The primary Sunday school with
their officers and teachers are hav-
| ing a party at Bowers on Saturday
afternoon at l p. m. Mothers and
cradle roll members are also invit-
ed.
Miss Hazel Taylor speut the week
al Ocean City where she was joined
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Taylor and Betty Taylor.
Mrse. Mollie Grace, Mrs. Kathryn
Knight and Byron Knight are stay
ing in Camden with Mrs. Edna Da-
Wis and children. The family has the
heart felt sympathy of the entire
community in their recent bereave-
ment.
Mrs. Lillian McIlvaine, Mrs.
James Reed, Mrs. Huldah Chambers
and Mrs. Florence White attended
pyramid party at Mrs. Edgar Town
send, given by the past presidents
Thursday afternoon. d
Mrs. J. L. Soper and daughter
Barbara spent the past week with
her sister and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Conwell of Dover.
Miss Mary Conwell of Dover Wis
tied her cousins, Frances and
Gladys SOper last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steenburg
and daughter Frances are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steenburg in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson spent the
week in Harrington with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Johnson.
R. w. Johnson and sons Donald .
and Samuel of Wilmington spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Johnson.
Miss Edna Short of Wyoming
spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. McIlvaine the past week.
Mrs. Clara Wharton of Philadel
phia has been a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Collins the past week.
The Clayton base ball team came
to Magnolia Saturday afternoon and
played a close game. The score was
to in favor of Magnolia.
Miss Marian Carson of Dover was
4 guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Ilvaine over the weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Roe mOtored to
on Monday.
Miss Vivian Warren of Lewes is
ipending the week with her cousins,
Kisses Margaret and Nancy War
en-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Satterfield en- !
over the weekend Mr.. !
nd Mrs. PembrOok SatteTfeld, Mr..
nd Mrs. George Satterfield and i.
Miss Florence. Spencer =
nd Arthur Knots, all of Philadel-
hia. :.
Miss Maude Swartz, accompanied 9
Iiss Aileen Carter to Oak Orchard y
'riday with the Camden Sunday
chool picnic. n
Wesley Shannon and family spent :,
unday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u
hannon and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
IcKnitt. r
Miss Jeanette Gray spent a few n
ays at Oak Orchard as a guest of n
r. and Mrs. Herbert Richardson. +,
William and Gregg Whedbee ac- n
their aunt, Mrs. Alvin u, =
nth of Newport to Riverview on n
riday. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Killen and II
lildren Thelma and Bobby, Mr.. and -
RS. Russell Atkinson and daugh- :,
RS, Mildred and Marian, of 7
lompsonville spent Sunday with 9,
+. and Mrs. William Swartz. h,
Mrs. Pearl Richards of Little ~
eek gave a moonlight boat party =
1 IHS CdSodI lOulSy SlduudJiuS
ass Tuesday evening, in honor of -
r nephew, Leroy Gray, who is
ember of the class. The weather 10
d moon were favorable and they ~
reported having a wonderful ev- tn
ing. 70
Mr.. and Mrs. William Swartz and he he
nily visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ru
yartz of Brandywine Summit on -
esday.
Miss Maude Swartz is visiting
v. and Mrs. R. W. Campbell at
afford this week.
The Sunday school had an ideal
v for their picnic at Deemer
ach on Thursday; an unusually
&c number attended and every -
2, especially the children, had
st enjoyable day. -
.ONG'S CROSS ROADS Ell