Milford chronicle., 1939-01-20
MAGNOLIA

A novelty social will be held in tn
Red Mems Hall on Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 26, at 1880. RefreshInent,
will be on sale, and Offering OF tel
and fifteen cents will be taken at tn,
door, proceeds for church budget.
An official board meeting OF the
intermediate department of the Sun.
day School was held at the home Of
the superintendent, Mrs. Edna Roe
en- Wednesday evening, Plans were
made to change the attendance
awards, which change will take place
as soon as materials can be Sc
secured. '5N
The fourth quarterly conference
will be held at the church on Jan.
25th with the district superintendent,
DR.. E. C. Hallman. presiding. A
good attendance is desired by the
official board.
A bake will be held on Saturday.
Jan. rs, at the store of r. W. Ander-
son. the proceeds of which are to be
at the disposal of the school faculty
for welfare purposes. II is hoped
by the committee in charge that the
bake will be patronized by benovo-
lent friends outside the community.
At the annual election of the Mag
nolia Volunteer Fire Co. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pres.
]. A. McIlvaine; vice-president. T. J.
Moore; secretary. c. W. Johnson;
treasurer. W. c. Paradee; directors.
J. R. McIlvaine. T. ]. Moore, C. W.
Johnson, w. C. Paradee. Samuel Min
ner, J. H. Huesman, and ID. G. Min
ner. Fire Chief d. G.. Minner; first
assistant, William Orvis; second as
sistant. c. W. Johnson: chief en-
gineer, H. w. Johnson; drivers. ]. B. !
McIlvaine. Henry Nash, Harry Steen-
burg and Hubert Dill.
A surprise birthday party was /
given on Friday evening in honor of |
Miss Hazel Wright by her aunt, Miss
Frances Wright. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wright. Hazel and
Mr.. Robert Reynolds of near Milford
were dinner guests and at eight
o'clock number of her friends came
despite the storm with gifts and good
wishes, spending a pleasant evening
in games and music with delicious re-
freshments. Those Drawing the storm
were: Misses Maxine Smith, Eleanor
Davis, Pearl Orvis, Doris AlcIlvaine,
Grace Gray. Pauline Bennett, Messrs.
Leroy Jester, willard Rogers. Carl
ton Baker. Billie Hinsley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac 0rvis, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Williams and son. Mrs. Dora |
Coke and Caroline Coke and Mr.. and {
Mrs. Homer Wright. 5
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. McIlvaine en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Roe OH +
Sunday in honor of the birthday of
Mrs. McIlvaine's father, William =
George. +
Jimmie LorensOn returned home a
from Kent General Hospital on Sat 4
lrday. where he underwent an opera i
lion last week for appendicitis. He i
IS getting along very well. 4
James Kerbin and Mrs. Mollie
Nilbourne returned to their home ~
asst week after having spent several =
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. James Ker- 9
,in. Jr.. of Essex, Conn. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Bostic of Do =
ler, were guests on Sunday of Mr.. e
md Mrs. Harvey Gourley.
George Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs. -
Albert Palmer of Frederica, have :,
naYed. .tq.ithe home, ,pf lths ,latttsE's =
daughter and son-fn-law, Mr., and 4
Mrs. Ollie Johnson. Mrs. Johnson
S recuperating from her recent ill |
less.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed have
moved to the home recently vacated II
y Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed. Mr.. and n
Irs. Richard Wheaton have moved u
rom the Failing apartment to the IL
ouse vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. James
iced. n
A number of folks from here mo- u
)red to st. Georges to view the re-
lains of the wreck of the bridge by II
lie steamer "Waukegan". p
Miss Pearl Orvis was an overnight a
lest on Wednesday evening of Miss Il
argaret Coke, motoring to st. II
eorges in the evening. m
Miss Doris Roe went to Philadel-
MA on Sunday with her sister and pl
Mr. and Mrs. William fl
alsch, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Levi tt
llsch. bC
Quite a few from here attended the m
neral on Monday of Miss Sara Mar
,ceased was a granddaughter of
lerite Johnson of Wilmington. The TO
rs. Marguerite Johnson and the is
.ughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. John Sc
n. liz