Milford chronicle., 1934-05-11
MAGNOLIA

The results Of the get-together
meeting last Tuesday evening by the
young people of the parsonage was
Ia reorganization of the EpwOrth
League. The following officers we're
elected: President, Miss Isabel
Storey: First Vice-president, Miss
Hazel Taylor; Second Vice-presi-
dent, Miss Margaret Roe; Third
Vice e-president, Miss Billy Ingram;
Secretary and treasurer, Miss Peary
Reed A pleasant social hour followed.
The w. C. T. U. meeting at Mrs.
Sallie MOore's last Thursday. was
conducted by the evangelistic direc-
tor, Mrs. Margaret Marvel. Reports
were made; especially by the COM
mittee to reimburse the treasury;
and jelly is now on sale as one item.
The committee on flowers for Moth
er's Day was continued.
An exhibit of the art work by all
grades under direction of Miss Den
mis- will be held in the Red Mems
Hall. Tuesday. May 18th, from to
/ 4 p. m. Mrs. Dills pupils will pre-
sent Hsnsel and Gretel.
Those selected by the music
/ teacher, Miss Stockton. to attend the
state musical held in Dover on May
10th. are Margaret Thompson. Flea
! nor Davis, Hazel Wright. Margaret
Wilcutts, Doris McIlvaine. Pearl
Orvis. Franklin LOper. Carlton King,
George Barnett. Charles Powell,
Morris King. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Bessie Dill.
Mt Mru W Rood havo
fine grandson, born to Mr.. and Mrs
GOOden VOshell. last week at the
Kent General Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman McGinnis
and baby of near Wyoming. were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Araminto Nc
Donald.
The second quarterly temperance
lesson was presented last Sunday
at Sunday school.
Mrs. Amanda Butler, after having
spent the winter with her children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Butler. Of near
Houston. and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Butler. expects to return to her
home some time this week.
A pageant entitled Behold Thy
Mother" will be presented the eve
ming of Mothers Day. May 18th. un-
der the direction of Mrs. G. W. Col
lins. The cast of characters is as
follows: Every Heart. Lillian In
gram; Spirit of Mothers Day, Mrs.
Tawes; Mother. Eva Ingram; Cook.
Blanch Richards; Seamstress, Ber-
tina Taylor; Teacher and pupil, Har-
riet Case and Lillian Case; Nurse
and child. Edna Johnson and Mar
garet Wilcutts; SOrceress and child.
Florence Kenton and Junior; Judge
with boy and girl. Etzezl Riddagh,
with boy and girl, Cora Reed, Neuty
Reed and Frances Spurry, Streamer
Bearers. Margaret McKnitt. Myrtle
Sipple. Hazel Taylor. Pearl Reed.
Marjorie Minner. Margaret Roe and
Helen Roe: Messengers of duty.
Doris McIlvaine. Hazel Wright. /
Frances Steinburg, Dorothy Gallo :
way. Ruth Muncey and Mildred Hazel. /
Temperance programs were pre- |
sented in Sunday School. Sunday /
morning. Mrs. Failing's class had .
charge of the program; in the senior .
Mrs. Failing being direc- !
tor of Sunday School Temperance. !
The respective superintendent con- !
Quoted the program in the other |
departments.
Next Sunday a Cradle Roll pro-
gram is being planned in cOnjunc-
ton with the Mothers Day program
and all the Cradle Roll babies and
their mothers are invited to be pres
ent. Mothers Day will be apprO-
observed i'm the other de-
Dartments as we'll as in the preach
ing service and the evening service.
Rev. Tawes announced his subject
IN the morning, "Aprin Strings" and
that the oldest mother
and the youngest mother would be
lOnOred by bouquet of flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Parlett of
Mrs. T. w. Walls and
laughter. Miss Sara Harrington of
collingswOod. n. j.. were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nutter Mar
vel. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Ingram and
daughters attended the anniversary
IF the d. of A. at Canterbury. on
evening; Mrs. Ingram
md Billy having part in the pro-
ram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Case.
IT,. Harrington Case. Jr., Mrs. Har-
y Barrett and Norman Willis at
ended the funeral on Saturday at
'onkers, n. Y. of Sewell p Case.
rOther of Harrington Case. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob YOst of New
'Ork City. spent several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
ioore.