Milford chronicle., 1935-03-22
HOUSTON

Club News
The Houston New Century Clut
met In their club room IN the Com.
munity Building on Wednesday al.
ternOon. March 18Th, with Mrs.
Dnfendach. the president IN the
chair The meeting was opened with
a song. THE Battle Hymn OF the re-.
public" by the club after which the
collect was read by Mrs. Amanda
Lohand and the nag salute was
given. The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read. and the business
session followed at the close OF
which the meeting was turned over
to Mrs. LOfand, chairman for the
day, and her subject being "Legisla-
tion," she was fortunate IN procnr-
/ ing Mrs. Elizabeth Nntter OF Mil
ford, the clubs legislation director
as the speaker for the afternoon.
and her address was thoroughly en-
jOyed by all, as she keeps In close
touch with legislation and all OF Its
branches. She has been attending
the one in session at present and
told about several Of the different
bills which have been presented.
She also explained lots OF matters
about legislation that the club did
not just understand. During the So
cial hour the hostess served deiici-
GUS refreshments.
News Items
On Friday night. March 18th, the
chairman of the Hospital Campaign
Fund. J. B. Counselman and two Of
the workers attended the dinner
meeting in the Community Building,
and when a report was called from /
Houston the amount OF $59S.O0 in |
pledges and cash was given. On |
Monday night. Mr.. Counselman and /
six of his workers attended the din
ner and a report OF $4,000 was
given; so You see Houston as usual
is doing her bit. The last dinner
will be held next Monday night and
at that meeting the final reports will
be handed in. so If there is anyone
who has not contributed to the hos
pital fund and wishes to do so we
will be very glad to receive ii before
next Monday night.
Personal Mention
We are very glad TO say that Miss
Sara Vinyard is home with her Dar-
'nts after having spent several
months in rest sanitorium in
pennsylvania, and she seems very
much imDrOved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart OF
iagnuiia, were the Sunday giIests
# her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nor
AN.
Wa ara var,y oIad - ..s.. -
johnson is very much im-
roved at this writing and we hope
hat he will be out again before very
lmg.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Webb had as
heir dinner guest on Sunday, Mrs.
ora Satterfeld.
Theodore ThistlewoOd left on
londay morning for Philadelphia
here he Joined the u S. Marines.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. ThistlewOOd
nd Mrs. Cora SatterfIeld visited Mr..
nd Mrs. James w. johnson at Sell
willie on Sunday.
Houston Volunteer Fire Company
as called out on Saturday TO help
sht fire in Milford, and they with
Ieir Model A Ford truck did splen-
d work. las not always the larg-
4 trucks or people who do the most
ork; and we are very proud of our
re Company. the apparatus, and
e new fire house. SOmeday per-
Ds we will have larger engine.
II has been reported that some
W homes are TO be built in Hous-
n, and We certainly hope its tfiIe
r these are no houses at all Tor
nt and we certainly wane our .iit-
town to grow.
Houston N. Z. Church. 1T.
aham. pastor. Sunday, March "a.
nday School at $50 a. M, Howard
'ore. superintendent, Preaching
1890 u. IN. and 7.30 u. m. Bap-
mai service at the morning SER y
e. 1
AiIIWOOd W E. Church
sunday School at 10 a. M, Waiter
l. superintendent. Local service
II a. m, John Leverage. leader
WlllIamsVllle NJ T.. Church
Iunday School at 2 D. M, George
man. superintendent. Preaching
p. m.
'hese services climax the con-
snce year. The regular services
be resumed after the ANIMAL