Milford chronicle., 1935-01-18
MACNOILlA

Aid was held at the nome OF Mrs.
Lula Anderson, Monday, Jan. 14th;
3S members responded to roll call
and two visitors were present. After
short business session the meet
ing was turned over to the social
chairman, Mrs. Jennie Jackson, who
presented a novel reading BY Mrs.
Laura Wyatt, in which blanks were
filed in by answers to questions. A
duet By Mrs. LILLIAN McIlvaine and
Mrs. Lula Anderson; and q reading
BY Mrs. Ethel Collins. A social
hour followed during which the host
ess served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dill enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wyatt and children, Miss
Louise Swan OF Greensboro. Nd.
John Lankfofd Of fredericksburg, Nd,
and Bob Davenport OF Bowling
Green, Kentucky.
Several from here attended the
funeral Of Bryan Lindale, of Ches-
ter, Pa, at Barratt's Chapel, Tues
day. He was the oldest son Of Mrs.
Lena Lindale, formerly Of near Mag
nolia.
Mrs. Esther Moore with her little
daughter returned home from Kent
General Hospital Wednesday Of last
week.
Mrs. Ida Fox and Mrs. Joseph
Eank OF Milton, and Mrs. Burton OF
Georgetown, were guests Of Mrs.
Carrie CoHnor, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Norris were
given a shower last Tuesday at the
home OF the formers uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Green OF Ris-
ing Sun. An enjoyable evening was
spent and the bride and groom re-
eeived many lovely and useful gifts.
New School Occupied
The school faculty and students
moved into the new school building
Monday, Jan. 18th. 1895. This was
indeed a great event in the lives Of
the children. The contrast between
the two buildings is SO great that
it will take the scholars some time
10 feel At home. We are very proud
10 have one OF the finest school
In the state, and also think
-he faculty ranks among the best,
Tor which all are grateful.
John Schmick has purchased the
1ld school plano.
Veteran Dead
William Shannon, age 81 years.
lied at his home last Monday, Jan.
18th, 1885, after an Illness of three
weeks He was Civil War veteran.
laVing spent nearly three years in |
he service. He stood guard over
dneOln"s body while it lay in state. |
VT. Shannon was born in PhiIadel-
mia, but came here to live when he /
vas eight years old. Funeral SER
ices were conducted by Rev. R. L.
1awes, Friday, Jan. 18th, interment /
t Barratt's Chapel. The deceased /
s survived by FIVE children; Mrs.
William HOlgiano of Cleveland, o.,
William M. Shannon of Wilmington,
irs. B. B. White. Mrs. Henry C. Ne
Initt, and G. w. Shannon of Wyo-
ming. Also II grandchildren and 10
reat- at-grandchifdren. Services at the
rave were conducted by the Red
len, Of which he was a member.
he firing squad of the National
iuards also conducted services at
be grave.
Mrs. Maloney and Mrs. r. C. In
ram have been on the sick list.
Byron Knight returned from VIII
lington last Sunday.
William G. Prouse, Of Minneapolis,
Iinn., made several calls in Mag
Ola, last Friday.
Granville Mcdonald Of Fort du-
ont visited Mrs. Araminta AieDOn-
ID last Saturday. They spent the
eek-end with friends at Viola.
Mrs. William Bolgiano is visiting
II. and Mrs. Ralph McTlVaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Satterheld en-
irtained on Wednesday Mr.. and
RS. Pen1brook Satterfield of Phila-
elphia, and on Friday Mr.. and Mrs.
gorge Satterheld and three chill
ZEN Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith and Mr..
I'd Mrs. Howard Williams have
zen spending several weeks in
lorlda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilcutts and
mily were guests on Sunday OF
# parents III Jones' Neck.
Mrs. Frank Anderson OF ffyannis,
ass, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
essie Hart. Last Monday Mrs. Hart
ltertained at dinner In honor OF
y son, Marshall's birthday, Mr.. and
RS. William Hart and daughter, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Benjamin Hart and son,
r. and Mrs. Marshall Hart, Mrs.
'ank Anderson and Rev. and Mrs.
L. Tawes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Slaughter of
oodside. were guests of his sister,
rs. Mary Lewis. Friday OF last
eek.
Mrs. Wallace White and Mrs. Name
lopes, of Wilmington, attended the
Neral Of Mr.. Shannon. and called
Laura Wyatt.
remen Organize
The annual election OF the Mag
liza Fire Company reelected G. W.
llins, president. Vice-PFesident,
r. MeIlvaine. Treasurer, w. c.
radee. Secretary, C. W. Johnson.
reetors for one year: G. w. Col
ss Samuel Minner. w. C. Paradee,
H. Huesman, C. w. johnson, J. r.
,Ilvaine and d. G. Minner. D. G.
Dner was elected FIRE. chief. H
Johnson, first assistant. @. C.
hnson was elected chief engineer
IN the following assistants: RO-
ID Gruwel. James lMcIlvaine, James
Izel, Harry Steenburg and C. WI
hnsOn. T. J. Moore fire recorder.
lliam Orvis and Henry Nash were
cted laddermen. The pumper and
were reported as being