Milford chronicle., 1935-10-18
MACNOLIA

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steenburg anC
Daughter Frances, spent seEera
days last week with his brother anC
sister-ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Steenbhrg Of Phi adelphiR.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boone has been II
Philadelphia far two weeks fol
treatment for her eyes. While there
she visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Seymore.
The regular monthly meeting oil
the Ladies' Aid was held in the Aed
Mems Hall on Monday afternoon
with. Mrs. Huldah Chambers as host
ess. The president, Mrs. Edna john
son presided, and opened the meet
ing with song, prayer, and scripture.
A snort business session followed.
There being no social chairman ap-
pointed an impromptu program con-
sistiIig OF music and a game was
presented. Mrs. Dean HOdgsOn very
graciously invited the organization
to meet with her in November. with
Mrs. Esther Moore as social chair
man. The hostess served. refresh
Tnents during the social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.. Taylor and
daughter, Miss Cathryn Taylor. and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Taylor and little
daughter Joan, Of Philadelphia, we're
dinner guests on Sunday of Mrs.
Emma Taylor. Four generations
were represented, Joan being Mrs.
TayloT's great-granddaughte
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Reed and chill
dren accompanied by Mrs. T. B.
johnson of Dover. mOtored to Will
iTftfufhu IN Cafurdov
Mr.. Isaac Moore went TO Kent
for treatment.
Mrs. Bessie Warren Of Wyoming
visited her mother, Mrs. Emma Tay- /
Tor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Short of .
Viola. were guests of her parents, /
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Reed on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nutter Marvel were
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Maloney of Milford Neck.
Mrs. Laura NJ Johnson, age rs
years. widow of the late Luther W.
johnson, passed away on Friday,
Oct. 4th. at her late home near Mag
nOlia, where she had lived for the
past eleven years, having moved
here from near Petersburg. The
deceased was a christian woman,
and will be sadly missed by her
friends and loved ones. She had
been III for the past three months
but confined to her bed only week.
Her death was the result Of a COM
plieati0n of diseases. She is sur
tived by one son, Oliver F. Johnson,
with whom she made her home. Fn-
neral services were conducted on
Monday afternoon by Rev. r. W.
Campbell, former pastor, with in
terment at Barratt's Chapel. The
pallbearcrs were ]. H. Huesman, c.
+. Johnson. c. w. Johnson, X. +.
Stout, Watson Marvel, and A. J. Pal
mer.
A donation for the Palmer Home 1
was collected last week by the di-
rector, Mrs. G. w. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Robinson for !
mePly Of Dover. have moved to Mag
nolia, in the house Mr.. and Mrs. Irv- ,
ing. Wright vacated in the fall.
Mrs. Burton Lodge of Dover, was '
a guest Of her sister, Miss Emma |
COnnor ON Sunday.
Miss Sallie Moore of Canterbury ]
was a guest of her brother and sis {
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J.. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Asher Brown of \
Salem. n. j., were guests of Rev. '
and Mrs. Il. l.. Taws over the week S
end. They were in charge Of the
music for the special services on q
They sang a number OF +
beautiful duets and they each sang
several solos which were much en- O
jOyed by all. Rev. l.. W. Layfield OF Z
Greenwood and Rev. o. p. Jefferson
Of Perryville brought inspiring gos- ,
vel messages beth morning and eve :
ming. Both services were well at
tended.
James B. McIlVaine recently ac- 7
cepted a position at Gassaway, West 4
Virginia. !.
meeting of the young people -
was held at the home of Miss Mar :.
yaFet Roe OH Wednesday evening.
The EpwOrth League will have a :
Halloween social in the Red Mems "
Hall on Friday evening, Oct. 25th. y
All are requested TO come in cos Z
time. =.
MIR. and Mrs. c. a. Green OF viii j.
mington. we're guests on Sunday of y
MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Ingram. N
Mr.. Joseph Waller of Palmyra, y. @
J., was a weekend guest on Sunday "
If his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. /
lud Mrs. W. p. Jackson. u
The Sunday School rooms of the c.
;hurch are being painted and clean II
ID and will be reapy for occupancy N
lext Sunday. g
A joint meeting OF the Third and al
NOurth Quarterly Conference will be CT
Ield on Thursday evening with the ol
istrict superintendent, f. c. Hall U
nan presiding. NJ
The State Convention of the WOm- re
MS Christian Temperance Union al
rill be held at the Baptist Church D
ext week. Oct. 90. "a and %. All
lembers of our Union and friends r,
Tho are interested in the cause are df
nged to attend this convention sc
there there will be worthwhile z:
peakers. r,
WARWICK =,