Milford chronicle., 1934-10-19
MAGNOLIA

johnson president presided, and the
meeting was opened with song
prayer and scripture reading. Roll
call was answered by 23 members
and two visitors were present
Ladies' Aid Team No. l with Mrs
Ethel Collins captain reported $6S.50
proceeds from bake and banquet
Team No. 2 with Mrs. Edna Davis
captain reported $500 from a
chicken supper. Team No. with
Miss Mable Tawes captain are plan
ming a Halloween entertainment for
October 26th.
After a short business session a
program planned by Mrs. Lena Far
ling, social chairman, was presented
consisting of readings by Mrs. Bes-
sic Wright and Mrs. Dean Hodgson,
and game was played which afford
ed much amusement for all present.
Mrs. Emma Taylor invited the aid
to meet with her in November. The
meeting was dismissed by the bene-
diction. Mrs Fred Tawes of New
port assisted her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Mable Tawes in serving re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson at
tended the funeral on Sunday of Dr.
c. H. Carter of Seaford.
Mrs. G. w. Collins and Mrs. J. b.
McIlvaine attended a club luncheon
at Newport on Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris was social
chairman at Rising Sun Community
Club on Wednesday; her subject was
Moving Pictures" and she pre-
sented very interesting and infor-
NATIVE program.
Mrs. G. c. McIlvaine has typhoid
fever, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. TIearn at Sails
bury, Md.
Pennington girls came to Mag
nOlia on Wednesday afternoon to
play ball. The dOdgeball scare was
to 10 i'm favor of Magnolia, and
the baseball score was . to % in
favor of Magnolia. A good begin
ming, and here's hoping the good
luck will continue.
Mrs. Cora Wright entertained a
number of her friends at the Duval
Tea Room on Wednesday last. Her
guests were Mrs. w. c. Paradee, Mrs. !
&. w. Collins. Mrs. Clara Wharton
of Philadelphia. Mrs. James B. Nc |
Ilvaine, Mrs. c. F. Alice of Dover, |
Mrs Metz of Wyoming, Mrs. Burton |
Wharton of Dover.
The State Convention of the w. G.. !
7. U. will convene at Milford next |
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. gath
and 25th. This meeting will be
worthwhile to anyone interested in
temperance. The National Prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Ida y. Wise Smith will
speak on Wednesday evening on the
subject, "Thc Turning of the Hour
glass" The local president would
like very much to have a large rep
rescntatiOn at this meeting.
Mrs. Margaret Marvel will he
chairman of the Red Cross work in
our community.
Mr., and Mrs G. w Johnson at
tended a Fire Prevention program ut
Caesar Rodney. last Thursday where
Mr.. Johnson, who is president of |
the Kent County Fircmen's Associa-
tion was the speaker.
Among those motoring to Will
mington on Saturday were. Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Reed and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. c. Ingram and family, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Taylor and family
and Rev. and Mrs. II. l.. TaweS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. McGOrman and
Mr. and Mrs. James McFadden of
Philadelphia were guests last Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wright.
Mrs. Thomas Moore returned last
Friday from two months visit in
New York State. She visited Mrs.
Albert Clute at Central Bridge, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clute and Miss
Estella Clute of Schenectady. n. Y.
A joint session of all the depart
ments of the Church School was
held last Sunday morning and a pro-
motion and rally day program pre-
sentcd by the Beginners, Primary.
Junior and Intermediate depart
ments. The secretaries of the de
partments gave their annual reports.
Morris Cohee assistant secretary of
the Adult Department; Gladys So
per secretary of Junior and Inter
MEDIATE Departments, and Mrs. Tay-
lor Case secretary of Beginners and ,
Primary Department. A message
especially TO church school teachers
was delivered at II Il. m. by the pas
Tor. A commencement exercise was d
held in the evening when two classes
from the intermediate Department !.
was promoted to the Adult Depart
nent. J
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington Slaughter !
If WOOdside were guests of his sis
er. Mrs Lewis on Thursday last. J
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sawyer of /
'ollingswood. n. j.. spent last week 4
With Mr.. and Mrs. George Minner.
Miss Helen Heffinger. Miss Nellie "
Stout and Mrs. Grier of Wilmington |
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
'tout and Mrs. Laura Wyatt last t.
sunday. y
Mrs. Marshall Hart and Mrs. HUI
ert Dill were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Il
Wyatt of Greensboro last Saturday. fl
The school children were immun-
sed from typhoid fever by DR.. Mar a
in last Friday. W
Mrs. Fannie Green and Mrs. Annie n
'oshell were guests of Mrs. HUI "
ah Chambers and Miss Lida Cham "
ers on Sunday last.
Mrs. Carrie l.. Connor accompan- r,
I'd by her brother. j. F. Lofand and
liss Lavinia Lynch of Mt Pleasant, &
'ere entertained by Miss Eugene n,
easton of Middletown. at her cot NJ
!ge at RehOboth over the past week. :
nd. -
Mr.. ]. F. Lof1and and Mrs. Carrie in
. Conner were visitors at Asbury wi