Milford chronicle., 1935-10-25
HOUSTON
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
Mrs. Theresa Studte who had been
in a hospital in Philadelphia for sew
eral weeks. returned to the home Of
her son, Walter, very much imprOv-
ed.
Miss Florence Messick who was
operated upon for appendicitis about
two weeks ago in the Milford Emer-
eency Hospital, is getting along
very nicely.
Mrs. S. E. DickersOn had the mis-
fortune TO fall down stairs on Thurs
day night, October IL, and she was
hurt quite badly, being cut and
bruised and greatly shocked. She
was getting ready TO attend church
services. that night. She is greatly
improved at this writing. Mrs. Dick
erson observed her birthday ami
versary On Saturday in bed, She re-
eeiyed several gifts Of flowers and
candy and hearty greetings from her
friends who wish for her a speedy
recovery that she may be up and
around again.
J. &. Wharton, our assistant post !
master, who has been ill for so long
is rapidly improving and is able to (
he up and down stairs again with /
his family and friends. Let us hope
ne continues to improve so that he
may be able to enjoy good health
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webb had as
their dinner guests on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Smith of Frederick,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Armour. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Webb and Frank Sapp.
Mrs. Randolph Graham is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Marguerite Coo
per in Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Joseph DOckerty and Miss !
Kathryn McFaul Of Wilmington who
spent Home Coming Week With |
their sister, Mrg. William Johnson.
have returned to their homes. Il
Mrs. Clara Burton is visiting her !
sister. Mrs. Manning in Laurel this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Thistlewood.
daughter Evelyn. Mrs. Cora Satter- s
field and Mrs. Ida Marvel visited the !
home OF Mr.. and Mrs James w.
Johnson in Selbyville on Sunday and
found Mrs. Johnson who has been :
quite i'll all summer. very much inn
proved.
Miss Mary Cochran has been visit
ing Mrs. William COulbOurne and
Iamily..
William Hendrix is visiting his 2
brother. 2
Mrs. Robert Ye,kes is visiting rel I
,tives and friends in Pennsylvania
md New Jersey.
MFR. and Mrs. Charles Paradee and
laughter Eleanor Lee of Dover spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
.lrs. Ernest Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese ThistlewOOd of
spent the weekend with h
IT. and Mrs. Howard ThistlewoOd. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hayes and sons, n
,harles and Russell. have returned [
Iome after Mrs. Hayes visited with Il
ir. and Mrs. Archie in Philadelphia, d
Thile Mr.. Hayes and the boys went S
D Daubury. Conn.,, to visit another r,
rOther of Mr.. Hayes, Leslie and G
amfly. "
'lub Notes Ii
The Houston New Century Club Y
cid its first business meeting Of the II
lub year on Wednesday afternoon. a
Itober 16, with the president, Mrs.
presiding. The meeting 81
as opened with a song which the 81
lub sang in unison. after which the 81
lub creed was read by Mrs. Frank ds
n Slaughter The salute to the fiag fC
as then given. The minutes of the p
eVious meeting were read and APP et
rOVed. A long business session fol-
lwed. Three news names we're pre- q,
snted for membership into the club. &c
fter all business had been trans W
tied the club adjourned to meet on Ii
afternoon, October %, 2C
ith Mrs. Ida Marvel as chairman. az
er subject being 'The Bible" She to
rs prepared quite an interesting vi
'Ogram. nj
The Cardinal HI Club held a II
asquerade party In the Commun- le;
Y Building on Tuesday night er
)ust0n Charge