Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
HOUSTON

Ihe ladies' Of Houston will hold {
bingo party in the Houston Com.
munity Building on Monday even.
ing, May II. The proceeds from the
sale Of tickets will be turned over
to the Fire Company.
Sunday, May 10, is Mothers Day
and will be observed In our church
and community with appropriate
services. A committee has been ap-
pointed to furnish program and let
us all turn out and honor our mo-
thers, whether they be living or
memories.
Mrs. John Cain and Mrs. Almond
| Wilson will entertain the Ladies' Aid
on Thursday night, May IA at the
home of Mrs. Cain. A good attend
ance is desired.
The Senior Cardinal All Club will
hold a platter supper on Thursday
night. May in the Community
Hall. Price Of supper zoe. Ice cream
for sale extra.
The Houston New Century Club
held the last meeting of the club
year on Wednesday night, April 20,
in the club room. The president, Mrs.
Dufendach called the meeting to or
der and opened by singing "Ameri-
ca" after which the club creed was
read by Mrs. Agnes Webb who also
led the flag salute. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and
approved. The treasurer, Mrs. But
Ter, gave her report, after which all
little business matters were attend
ed to. The next in order was the in
stallatiOn of new officers in which
Mrs. Dufendach, the retiring presi-
dent Officiated, with the following re-
suits: President, Mrs. Ralph Butler;
first vice president, Mrs. W. J. Du-
fendach; second vice president, Mrs.
Ida G.. Marvel; secretary. Mrs Fred
Maxwell and treasurer, Mrs. Angus
tus Morgan. Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. !
Marvel were elected as delegates to
attend the State Convention which
is to be held at RehObOth on June
4-5-6. Mrs. Howard ThistlewOOd and
Mrs. Amanda LOfland were appoint
ed as alternates. During the social
hour ice cream and cake were serV-
ed in abundance.
Mrs. John Cain is very much inn
proved at this writing and we are
glad to learn she is able to be out
again.
We were very glad indeed to well
come back to church on Sunday
our friend and one of our
most prominent citizens, J. c. Whar-
on, who has been i'll for so long and
We trust he will continue to inn
prove in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cain entertain
ID to dinner on Sunday her bro
her, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. War
'ington and children, James, Helen
md Billy, from HOllyville and her
lister, Mrs. Mary P. Johnson. of :
ewes, who was an overnight guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese ThistlewOOd
# Wilmington spent the weekend
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ,
Toward ThistlewOod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webb and ]
on Ernest mOtored to Elsmere on &
iunday and were the guests of Mr.. 4
nd Mrs. Jack Fields and William
app. IA
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yere Wilmington visitors ON Tues \
ay. r's-'.t .if''t..t s-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill w. Thistle
'oOd, Mrs. Ida C. Marvel, Mrs. Cora 8
atterfield and Evelyn ThistlewOOd u
-ere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ames w. Johnson at Selbyville on ]
unday. a
The stOrk visited the home of Mr. Y
nd Mrs. Charles Clayville on
thursday, April 80 and left them a a
ne daughter to be called Ethel s
lac. Mother and baby are doing 81
ne.
Mrs. Henry Sapp and baby return S
! to their home on Saturday from K
le Milford Emergency Hospital. in
We are glad to see Mrs. s. f. H
ickerson up and around again and
lpe that she will continue to re- W
lin her health. b
Mrs. Randolph Graham, Mrs. Err j
sst w. Simpson and Mrs. w. Chas. OF
aradee attended the funeral of J.
lomas Kinder at fredericksburg, Md.
! Tuesday. us