Milford chronicle., 1937-10-01
MAGNOLIA

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converted into a colorful bower of
flowers for the second annual flower
show held last Thursday and Fri
day evenings. The ladies and young
people of the church sponsored the
show with Miss Ida Chambers as
chairman. Many people from other
| towns as well as our own community
were present In addition to the
flowers was fruit and vegetable dis
play. Blue and red ribbons were
awarded for first and second prizes.
Mrs Fannie Green and Miss Kate
Richardson of Rising Sun and Mrs.
Richard Wilson of Dover were judges
of the flowers. ]. W. Wilcutts, ]. r.
McIlvaine and Marshall Darby of
Woodside were judges of the fruit
and vegetables. There were about
$50 exhibits in all.
The supper, with Mrs. Collins as
chairman, was well attended. The
program in charge of Miss Margaret
Roe was in the form of play, en-
titled "The Wandering Minstrels",
which was written by Miss Roe. The
characters were: Mr.. Green, Mr..
Hodgson, Mrs. Davis, Gloria Spayd,
Neuty Reed, with Mrs. McIlvaine and
Maud Schwartz taking the solo parts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hodgson en-
tertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Meyer and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Markell of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. George Meyer of Dover, and
Mr.. Voss of Hartly.
Mrs. ]. B. McIlvaine was a week.
end guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. A.
Green of Middletown.
Miss Jean Sapp of Houston spent
the weekend with her aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart
At the monthly meeting of the Ep-
worth League the organization was
divided into three groups with Mr..
Green being counselor for the senior
group; Miss, aIarriett Case for the
Intermediates. One yet to be chosen
for the junior group. A meeting Of
evening.
The prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Coke was well attended with visitors
from Wilmington. Mr.. James Ster-
ling, Miss Elizabeth Sterling, Mrs.
Brown and Miss Huntington. The
guests furnished the music, both vo-
cal and instrumental. Mr.. James
Kerbin offered his home for the pray
er meeting next Thursday.
The Barratts Chapel anniversary
will be held next Sunday with DIR.
Colstead as speaker. Music will be
furnished by the joint choirs Of Fred
erica and Magnolia, and the FELTON,
orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wright enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Newman and children, Carolyn
and Eva. and Mr.. Robert Short of
Massey, Md.
The Sunday School was reorgan-
zed at a recent meeting with the fol-
lowing results: C. w. Johnson, gen.
aral superintendent; Thomas Ken
ledy, assistant superintendent; Mrs.
Esther Moore, secretary; ]. E. Nell
yaine, treasurer; Miss Margaret Nc
Knittfi pianist; Dorothy Anderson,
assistant pianist; Marshall Hart and
Norris Cohen, librarians; Mrs. Fran
es Hart, temperance superintendent;
edna Davis, Missionary treasurer:
!. E. d. Davidson, chorister; pianist
or the junior department, Miss Billie
Ingram; superintendent of junior
department, Mrs. Ethel Collins; as
istant superintendent, Miss Mar
,aret Roe; secretary, Miss Maude
Schwartz; superintendent of primary
Mrs. Lula Anderson; as
istant, Miss Sara Ingram; secretary,
diss Pearl Reed; cradle roll depart
nent superintendent, Mrs. Mildred
'arret; home department superinten-
lent, Mrs. Edward Hodgson.