Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-03-27

The w. C. T. u. will hold its re-,
ular monthly meeting on Thursda
afternoon, April 2, at the home (
Mrs. William Chism. A good attend
anee is desired.
The Houston New Century Gu
met on Wednesday afternoon, Marc
IS, in the Community Building. Mrs
Dufendach, the president, presided
and the meeting was opened will
the song, America, The Beautiful
by the club. Mrs. Merrill Thistle
wood read the Collect and led tn,
flag salute. The business session
was postponed. It being "Aecipro
city," the Houston Club had as
guests, members of the FELTON, Avon
Club at luncheon. The Avon CluE
presented the following program:
Singing by the club.
Piano trio, Mrs B. T. East, Mrs
Norma Burton and Mrs. Clinton
Bennett.
Readings, Mrs. John Hargadine.
Piano solo, Mrs. Norman Burton.
Reading, Mrs. Alvah SeVerson.
Piano duet, Mrs. B. r. Easto and
Mrs. Clinton Bennett.
Song, "Auld Lang Syne," by the
clubs.
At a very late hour the meeting
adjourned to meet on Wednesday
night, April I, in the Community
Building with Mrs. Agnes Webb,
chairman. "Muslc" being the topic
for the occasion. All the members
will have an opportunity to attend
the meeting-it being in the even
ing.
Mrs. William Vineyard returned to
her home from the hospital last
week and her condition was but
slightly changed. We hope that she
will soon be improved so she can
be up and out again.
Ernest Webb has been quite i'll
with la grippe for several days.
Mrs. S. f. DickersOn is very
much improved at this writing and
is able to be mp and around her
room and we trust she will soon he |
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Simpson
of "Brookwood Farms" and Mrs |
Randolph Graham attended the flu
nerOl of Mrs. Julia Lank at SeafOrd |
on Tuesday.
Joseph Marvel, Frank Sapp and
Mary Vineyard, students at BeacOms |
College, in Wilmington. spent the
weekend at their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Emory Webb, Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill ThistlewoOd and |
daubhter Evelyn were guests of |
Miss Gladys ThistlewOOd in Will
ON Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest w. Simpson and Mr..
and Mrs. w. Charles Paradee of Do
YER were Philadelphia visitors on
Mrs. Frederic Maxwell went 70
on Saturday morning
md came home on Sunday night.
She went to be with her sister. who
s in the Delaware Hospital and who
lad very serious operation on Sat
friday.
Mrs. Ruth Sapp, teacher of the
irst and second grades, has been
quite i'll and Mrs. Shockley Daugh-
rty has been substituting for her.
Our town folks responded quickly
md abundantly to the call of the
Red Cross for food, clothing and
nOney for the flood victims.
Houston NJ. E. Church. Sunday,
larch 30: Sunday school. Howard l
lOOre. superintendent
MillwOOd: Sunday, March 80: I
unday school at p. m. Walter $
i'll, superintendent. [
Williamsville, Sunday, March 90: =
lnday school p. m. George Tat +
an, superintendent, {
The revival meetings at Williams d
lie which have been in progress S
r a week closed Sunday night. d
here was great interest manifested I
Id the time spent in revival ser q
ce will live long in the the lives u
those who made it possible.
Sunday afternoon was really a >
ne of great rejoicing. George Ell p
It and wife united with the church. a
All the churches of Houston VI
large closed the conference year
Ty successful. There were six ac- III
ssiOns to the churches this year pl
1m the revival. All the treasurers
the churches have settled in full m
their obligations of ministerial 81
ppOrt. The tntire benevOlence will III
coed that IF the proceeding year SC
d this is credit 10 the people of VIZ
,ustOn charge. VI