Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
HOUSTON


( cial meeting Of the season at thi
homo Of Mr. and Mrs. James Har
ringtOn, on Tuesday evening, No
yeinber 5. This class at one time wai
very active In the Masters work
and It Is hoped that interest will b
renewed. The president, Mrs. Dewey
SaDp. urges that every member trl
u attend this meeting 80 that plani
may be made for the advancement Oi
the work Of the class.
The w. c. 7. u will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Armour on
Thursday AFTERNOON, November z. i
is hoped that every member who
possibly can Will be present. The
president, Mrs. Howard ThistleW0Od
would be very grateful II each mem
Der would bring new one.
Club NOtes
The Houston New Century Club
met IN the club room on Wednes-
day afternoon, October %. The meet
ing was called TO order by the pres
ident, Mrs. Dufendach and was op-
ened by the club singing America" /"
after which the club creed was read
by Mrs. Emory Webb and the dag
salute given. The minutes Of the pre-
/ vious meeting were read and ap-
proved. When the president asked
how many could attend the institute
which was TO be held in Dover on
October 81. there were four who re-
sponded. Three new members we're
elected to membership In the club.
They are the following: Mrs. Fred
Maxwell, Mrs. Robert Yerkes and
Miss Hazel Biggs. After all business
had been disposed of the meeting
was given over TO Mrs. Ida Marvel,
chairman for the day. Her subject
being "The Bible" She had a very
interesting program, as follows:
Scripture lesson, / Cor. and 18th
chapter, was read by Mrs. Marvel.
after which the club sang IN unison,
Come, Thou Almighty King" At
this time, r. E. Elliott, the guest
speaker for the occasion, gave a very
interesting talk on the Bible which
lasted about 20 minutes. AS the
closing feature, Mrs. Emory Webb
sang MY Mothers Bible" She was
accompanied by Mrs. Slaughter at
the piano. The club then adjourned
10 meet on Wednesday afternoon,
November 6, with Mrs. Slaughter as
chairman.
Personal Mention
Those On the sick list are slowly
improving, including Mrs. Studte,
Mrs. Diekerson and J. C. Wharton,
and Miss Florence Messiek, who was
operated upon for appendicitis some
time back IS getting along all right
and is home from the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Simpson
we're the guests of Charles 7. Jack /
son of Dover on Friday, at the open /
ing of Little KirkwOod Farm Ken /
nels" at Little KirkWOOd Farm, at /
Moore's Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart Of
Magnolia were Sunday guests Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. William Coulbourne and !
family.
william Davis Of Chester, Pa,
spent the weekend with Miss Hazel /
Biggs.
Mrs. Nancy Dickerson Of Milford (
is spending some time with Mrs. S.
E. Dickerson who is recuperating
from a severe fall which was her
TO have about three
weeks ago. Il
Mrs. Randolph Graham returned
to her home on Saturday after hav-
ing spent a week with her daughter,
Mrs. Marguerite Cooper in Phiiadel-
phia
Mrs. Robert H. Yerkes has return
ed to her home after having spent
two weeks with relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania and New I
Jersey.
Joseph Marvel and Frank Sapp {
spent the weekend in Wilmington. {
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Sapp and son 1
Bill and Mrs. Margaret Sapp spent
Sunday in Wilmington.
Mrs. James Satterfield spent last
Thursday In Wilmington.
Miss Mary Vinyard, student at
College in Wilmington
'pent the weekend with the home
'olks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill w. Thistle
wood and children, George and Eve
yn and Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Webb
we're the dinner guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Cora Satterield and Mrs. Ida
Marvel. Il
There has been quite some build
ng done this summer in our little
own for which we are very glad.
Hrs. Cora Satterfeld has her bung-
ilow all finished and Il is quite an :
to Main street. Prof. .
Wilbur Jump has just had a very
modern nome completed. Mrs.
Wright has erected another bunga-
Ow on her property. Joseph Hayes
las raised the back part of his home
mother story which is a great i'm
Morris watkins is hav-
ng a bungalow built on the lot
,hich he recently purchased from
:. p Armour and James Turner, one
our respected cOlored citizens. has
ad a new house huilt on his lot. We
re very glad for all these additions
nd improvements. May the good
'ork keep up.
The second annual Home Coming
( the Houston al. Z. Charge, held
nder the direction of the pastor.
lev. J. r. Graham, closed with
larked success. The following min
tiers delivered inspiring sermons:
unday, October Is, Rev. E. C. Hall
ian. District superintendent Of the
over District, and DR.. +. Burgette
hort, OF Milford; Tuesday. October
5. Rev. w. C. Buekson, Of Whites
lie; Wednesday, October is. Rev.
,hn r Kelso. az MilIsboro. Md: