Milford chronicle., 1936-06-19
UNION
Near Lincoln)

at their home in Friday evening,
May 20. A large crowd was in atten-
dance. After the business session a
fine program was given as follows:
Solo, IN Take You Home Again,
Kathleen" by Charles Gere, Sr.; ill
stTumental solo, Moon Rocket
March," by Mrs. Katie Fitzgerald;
recitation, THE Touch of the Mas
ter's Hand" by Betty Donoho; read
ing, Farm Specialists" Mrs. Katie
Fitzgerald; piano duet, Happy May
Days" Betty DonOho and Marie
Lord; instrumental selections by
Marie Lord; solo, when the Moon
Comes Over the Mountain" by Chas.
Gere.
After refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served the Aid ad-
journed to meet with Mr.. and RMS.
Waiter ConOway on Friday night,
June 26. A large attendance is de-
sired as plans for the annual picnic
will be made at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Neal of
EastOn, Md, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald on Sunday.
Charles Gere, Jr., is improving af-
ter a severe attack of acute indiges-
tion.
Preaching services at Union NJ. E.
Church on Sunday, June 2S, at p.
m. All are cordially invited to attend
the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Lynch enter
tanned a number of young folks on
Monday night to a farewell surprise
party for Miss Betty Jane DOnoho |
who left last Thursday for her new
home in Philadelphia. The evening
was enjoyably spent in numerous
games. At a late hour the guests |
were invited to the dining room
which was artistically decorated in
blue and pink. An abundance of
home made ice cream, cake, candies
and salted peanuts were served.
Miss Betty was presented with some
lovely gifts of friendship. The
guests were: Esther Greenly, Ethel
Nae Warren, Leila Truitt, Eleanor
Norris, Wanda Kibler, Betty DonO-
10, Chas. Timewell. Francis Morgan.
Iorval SwinfOrd, Ralph Shannon,
7red Maxwell and Wallace WOOtten. 1
ir. and Mrs. Charles DOnOhO and
Irs. Edward Fitzgerald.
Edward Fitzgerald is sporting a
ew Chevrolet car.
Mrs. Nina Jackson is spending a i
ew weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
sr COnOway.
A 'gOing away" party was given
Ir. and Mrs. Charles DOnOhO and 7
aughter Betty at the home CT Mr.. a
nd Mrs. T. L. Postles on Tuesday v
gening, June 9. The evening was n
lent in playing games, music, both s
and vocal, reading. I
,citatiOns. The orchestra consisted
viOlins, Howard King, Harry JEFF
rsOn; guitar, Edward King; piano, D
RS. Edward Fitzgerald. Farewell D
Donohos," a composition of Wal
ce WOOtten was delivered by him. g
late hour an abundance of home ii
ade ice cream and home made N
Ike was served, after which the Il
ests departed wishing the DOnOhO F
mily happiness and success in c
cir old home and business in Phil le
elphia They will be greatly miss
in our Aid Society and cOmmun- fo
as they were always willing p
lpers and kind neighbOrs. The NJ
ests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. ye
lson, Sr., Harvey Wilson, Mr.. and "
s. Isaac Webb and son, Wilson, ii
D. and Mrs. Veryl Webb and daugh- ba
Charlotte, Harry Jefferson. Mrs. III
dia Warren, of Glendale; Mr.. and Al
s. Howard King, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed lis
rd King, Mrs. Noah hing of cl,
Orgetown: Mr.. and Mrs. William
ideman, Mrs. Viola Reed, Miss xii
dred Coulter, Mrs. James Webb tn,
/ Miss Ruth Webb of Milford; sh
and Mrs. Robert White and da
lighter Fay of Milton; Mr.. and ce
s. Charles Gere, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. MI
on Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Fl,
les, COrdelia and Elbert, Jr., Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry Greenly and daugh- Wa
Esther, Mr.. and Mrs. BOyce an,
'rt and daughters, Virginia and Iva
nche, Mr.. and Mrs. DonohO and Jol
ghter Betty, Marie Lord, Made Z
, Southard, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wi
ties, Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald. Ge,
J. Paul Wootten and children of do
coin; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Graves jar
son Richard of Baltimore; Mrs.
l Sheldon of Washington, d. G.
Te heartily welcome in our COM
lity, Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby
leman and Mrs. Viola Reed, who
2 moved to the Donoho property. of
nion can boast of one graduate tioI
n the Milford High School this and
:, Miss Florence Postles, daugh- N
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Postles. vii
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