Milford chronicle., 1938-03-18
HOUSTON

land, who have been i'll are better ant
are able to be up and out again.
Mrs. Carol Paryis has been quit,
i'll but was improving at the last re
port
Joe Parvis has also been on III,
sick list
Mrs. Joseph Georges condition
seems to be slightly improved
We were sorry to learn of the death
of Mrs. Nancy Dickerson Of Milford
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Palmer and
daughter of Talleyvilie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Roe, mother and daughter of
Dover were the guests on Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hayes and Mrs.
Lydia Morris. se.r..
Mrs. William johnson went to Will
mington on Sunday and was the
guest of her sisters until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory were the din
ner guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Marvel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill ThistlewoOd
and son George and Mrs. Cora Satter-
field spent Sunday in Wilmington as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Kennedy.
Joseph Marvel Of Wilmington spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Marvel.
Several of our town folks attended
the funeral of Isaac Baker at Will
Evansville Church on Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Baker was the former
Ida Blanch Long.
New Century Club
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the club room on Tuesday night with
Mrs. Butler. the president. presiding.
The meeting was opened with the
song "Juanita". by the club: then |
followed the flag salute and club col !
Iect i'm unison. The minutes of the |
previous were read and approved. At |
the close of the short business ses-
sion the meeting was turned over to
Mrs. Ruth Sapp. chairman for the
evening. Her subject was st. Pat
rick. and she opened her program
with a solo where The River Shan
non Flows" by Mrs. Emory Webb.
Mrs. Sapp then introduced Prof. AL
bert Early. state supervisor of the
schools. as guest speaker of the eve
ming. and he gave a wonderful talk
on the subject. During the social
hour several games were played and
the hostess served delicious refresh
ments. The meeting adjourned till
Tuesday night. March 29th. Mrs.
Pollit will be chairman, her subject
being Public Welfare"
Robert II. Yerkes and Fred Max
well were in Philadelphia last We'd
nesday with the Milford basketball
team, who was entertained at the
Penn A. c. at dinner by Edward NJ.
Davis. Esq Following the game the
boys attended the wrestling matches
at the arena.
Robert Fl. Yerkes was a guest
speaker at the Milford Rotary Club
last week. He spoke on Newspapers.
Mr.. Yerkes is managing editor of the
Milford Chronicle.
HOUSTON VI. Z. CHARGE
VIM. II. kOIll. minister
HOuston-Sunday School $50; How
ard Moore. Supt. Glasses for all age
groups.
Worship lO:30a<SeTmon by the
minister. Come and ENJOY both SER
vices. Only two Sundays left before
Conference.
Evening-EpwOrth League and
preaching to s. Joseph Parvis will
lead league. Message by the minis
ter. !
Ladies' Aid Thursday evening at
he home of Mrs. Molly Vinyard.
lliamsville-Sunday School
?. NJ. Mrs. Edgar Elliott. Supt. 9
Jlasses for every age.
Preaching 3 p NJ. by the minister.
Ladies' Aid 10 be held at the home 5
# Mrs. Paul Barkley. Every mem u
,er and friend is invited TO come, on g
friday. March 25. N
The supper was grand success,
nd the Ladies' Aid wishes to thank 3
very one who contributed and help Jf
d. The president, Mrs. Root, wish NJ
s to thank each member for their te
cooperation. gifts and services. The d.
linistcr wishes to thank the friends al
nd aid for the loyal spirit to the OF
hurch and its worthy cause. ct
Millwood NJ T.. Church 7
Ladies Aid will meet on Friday. tn
arch is. at the hall A supper is B.
ivcn to all members OF the aid Come ia
nd bring friend who would like to sc
lin. fr
The contract for wiring the hall gi
nd church was let to Mr.. Ryder, the SO
eetrical contractor. who was lowest Al
oder. The bid was SG3.75. r,
The lighting fixtures will be Sc br
cted at the aid meeting. ri
Come and join the Sunday school r.,
I'd church. 81 were present last ne
lnday. Mr.. George Robbins is pres
ent of Sunday School. IL