Milford chronicle., 1936-03-13
HOUSTON
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Club Notes
Houston New Century Club met
on Wednesday afternoon in the club
room. with the president. Mrs. Dufen
daeh in the chair. The meeting was
lopened with the song America,
Mrs. Ralph Jump read the club col
lect and led the flag salute. There
being no minutes of the previous
meeting, dues were received and the
flower fund taken at this time. At
the request of the NeWs-J Journal the
Houston New Century Club, decided
to list among the organizations sign
ed as a group. the Safety Campaign.
The next meeting will be "ReciprO-
city" on March 18th. at which time
the Houston Club will entertain the
Avon Club of FELTON, After the bus
Iiness session the meeting was given
over to Mrs. Amanda LOfand, chair
man. for the day The subject be-
ing Legislation" she had a very |
instructive program. Mrs. Jump, /
Mrs. Webb and Mrs. ThistlewOOd .
read papers on the subject. The
meeting adjourned to meet on March
18th.
4-H Club Notes
The Junior Cardinal All Club met
at the home of Mary Dawson on
Thursday evening, March 5th. The
meeting was opened with a duet by
Betty Prettyman and Jane Scott. "A
Beautiful Lady in Blue. Grace Sapp
the president. gave short talk, the
club pledges and treasurers report
followed. Several songs were. sung,
then the meeting was turned over
to Mary Hazel Pearson and Mary
Dawson, program committee, who {
had prepared a very interesting pro-
gram. During the social hour, deli
ciOus refreshments were served. The
meeting adjourned to meet in March
At the Fire House.
Social Mention T
Miss Julia Hampton, of Whining !,
ton. was the weekend guest of Miss !,
Lille Wilson. y
Theodore ThistlewOOd and Mr.. Nc +
Murray. U. S. Marines. stationed at 7
QuanticO. Va. spent several days =
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard This 9
.lewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones, Of n
WEIt llG GuNolD VII 0unNAS n
IF Mrs. S. e. Dickerson and Mr.. and +,
Mrs. John H. Johnson. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill w. Thistle h
wood had as dinner guests on Sun I,
lay. Mrs. Ida Marvel and Mrs. Cora q
5atterfield and in the afternoon they
notored to Selbyville and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Il
Johnson. n
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Dufendach, of
were the dinner guests of +,
Ter grandmother. Mrs. William d
Iayes on Sunday. h.
The knitting club met with Miss
frances Coulbourne on Monday II,
light n,
The Swastika Sunday School Glass vi
will give a play. entitled the "Adven- q
ures of Grandpa" on Tuesday night,
darch oath in the Houston Commu- NJ
lity Building. n
Houston NJ f. Church. Sunday ra
Iarch 18th. Sunday School, $3.50 a. n
n. Preaching. 1880 a. m. n,
MillwOod- Sunday. March Is. Sun
ay School. 200 n. m. Preaching Z
100 p. m. by the pastor This is I
he last service before the annual
cOnvenes The Sunday
chOol will be reOrganized at this H
ervice. This service was announced m
" last Sunday. but because of GER i
ain conditions it was postponed
nth Sunday. March 18th. hi
Williamsville- Sunday. March Is. te
Inday School. p. M. local service H
3 p. M. Edwin Prettyman, leader. m
nday evening. March Is revival
ceilings will begin i'm this church. su
The bake the church Aid Society dr
Id Saturday March Sth at Houston
I'd Harrington was a decided sue Pl
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