Milford chronicle., 1936-01-03
HOUSTON


Day Funeral services we're held on
Tuesday afternoon from her Ials
. home. which she made with her bro
:, ther Emmor Smith, who moved
70 Houston about year ago from
) Melrose. ~ z. She was a charter
member Of the NJ. p. Church in Har-
. rinston, which was organized forty
three years ago. She also served as
, superintendent for many years. She
also was teacher IN the public
schools Of Delaware. Her greatest
interests were her home, her chill
dren and her church She was a
friend to everybody For the past
several years her health had not
I permitted her TO take part IN the so
cial functions she e survived BY
two children. Edward Thistlewood.
Of LinnOn, Colo. and Albert Thistle
wood Of Harrington; one brother,
Emmor J. Smith. of Houston. and
New York; 12 grandchildren, num-
Der Of nieces and nephews, and a
host Of friends. The services were
in charge Of the Rev. II. Il.
Sehlincke, pastor of the Methodist
Protestant Church, OF Harrington,
assisted BY Rev. J. T. Graham, Of
Houston N. e. Church Interment
was made in Hollywood cemetery.
Mrs S. E. Dickerson suffered a
severe heart attack on Christmas
Day but is improved at this writ
ing.
W. J. DuIendach received word on
Monday night that his mother was I
very III with pneumonia, and was
not expected to live. Mr. Dufendach I
and his brother, Robert, left on
Tuesday noon for their mothers
home in Indiana.
Miss Ruth ThistlewoOd of BinnOn,
Colo, arrived in Houston on Mon
day night to attend the funeral ser
vices Of her grandmother, Mrs.
Maria Thistlewood. Miss Thistle
wood left her home at River Bend
around seven O'Clock last Friday
night and arrived at her destina-
tion on Monday night about seven
O'Clock. She made the trip on the
Greyhound bus.
Mrs. Cora Satterfield returned to
her home on Thursday night after
having spent the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. stephen Shockley Of Do
YER
Miss Lille Wilson has accepted a
position IN the First National Bank
in Harrington.
Horace Armour is home with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ar
mour.
Mrs. w. j. Dufendaeh and new {
son! Mark Allen, are still.in the hos {
oital, but both are doing fine.
The Swastika Sunday school class !
leld its Christmas party in the
community building on Friday
fight, December "a. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill W. Thistle Z
wood observed their 27th wedding !
very quietly at their !
ONE on Sunday !
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest W. Simpson 7
several guests to a tur- Y
ey dinner on Sunday. including the Y
blowing; Mrs. Randolph Graham. ?
lrs. Marguerite Cooper and sons, =
ulius and Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs. f"
harles Paradee and daughter Flea
or Lee OF Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obey Sapp returned
J their home on Sunday after
pending a week with relatives in n
ew York and Connecticut. n
A Happy and Prosperous New
ear to ALI IN
On Christmas Eve, the home Of ta
n. and Mrs. Kline was the scene n
a beautiful Yuletide wedding,
hen Mrs. KlIne's sister became the h,
-ide Of Arthur Wilson, son Of Mr..
"a Mrs. Arlahd Wilson Of Houston.
RS. Kline was her sisters only at 81
ndant, while C. Emory Webb acted Je
best man. Mrs. Zimmerly Of Har- VII
lgton played the wedding march da
ID Mr.. Harris sang 20 Promise
e." Rev. Warren performed the so
remony. The house was very beau Sa
ully decorated for the occasion. A Ca
ception followed the ceremony at
e home Of the Klines. sa
DustOn Charge no
4. Graham, Pastor Ml
inday, January
Houston NJ. Z. Church-Sunday Mi
iooi $3.50 a. m. Howard Moore, SUI Ih
rintendent. Preaching 1890 a. m. Jai
stch night services were held IN
, Houston NJ. q. Church. Services an
ginning at 10.30 D. IN. and lasting ne
in 10 O'Clock. This is always an ~
pressive service as we come to- uie @
her to review the Viscitudes Of va
, in the Individual and then well -
ne the new year, and each Of us
king our new resolves for the un- me
dden path Just III the advance. tns
y God bless and keep the entire py
lstituency of the churches OF ~
uston charge during the year Of IN
8 biameiess before God and man. 50
at forget your resolves and your ans
' obligations as we enter upon az.
new year and see 10 It your \
&c IS hlied ia Gods house this ms
! year, that was vacant So often oei
year. ~
lillwood Sunday school 1870 p. tor
Walter Dill. superintendent pe
aching 2:50 p. NJ Come TO church t,nl
first Sunday in the new year ano
, church needs you. and ycu need nel
church non
liliiamsgiile- Sunday school 2 p iaai
George Tatman, superintendent. Yep
al service, Edwin Prettyman, 'tnn
Ief. Be IN time for the services pael
Jet an the people of the COM Mas
ilty show their APPRECIATION Of pnls
3 favor and their appreciation Of wee
little church and It's services BY mn
z ii their place on this date. Deie
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