Milford chronicle., 1941-11-14
MAGNOLIA


The Sunday school board met for
re-organization at the home of the
superintendent, c. W. Johnson, on
Wednesday evening, the results OF
which were as follows: Superinten-
dent, G. w. Johnson; assistant su-
perintendent, Thomas Kennedy;
treasurer, Taylor Case; secretary
Esther Moore; assistant secretary
Athelda Kennedy; pianist, Myre
McIlvaine; chorister, J. E. David
son; missionary treasurer, Edna
Davis; missionary superintendent,
Harriet Willis; temperance super
intendent, Lena Failing; superin-
tendent of intermediate and junior
departments, Lula Anderson; as
sistant, Margaret Roe; secretary,
Eleanor Davis; pianist, Jane Roe;
superintendent of primary and be-
ginners departments, Iona Rubie;
assistant, Frances Hart; secretary
and pianist, Hazel Wright. Teach
ers appointed and approved by the
board are Rev. Beckwith and Lena
Failing in the senior department; !;
the intermediate department, Mar
garet Roe, Edna Roe and Betty
Taylor; junior department, Dulcina
Smith, Goldie Beckwith, Jane Roe
and Grace Failing; primary, Amy
Reed, Frances Steenburg and Dor
othy Failing; beginners, Frances
Hart. The host and hostess served
refreshments at the close of the
meeting.
Misses Jane Roe and Grace Fail
ing's classes will hold a bake in.
the firehouse on Saturday morning
to raise their portion of the Bible
School redecorating fund.
The painters will finish painting
the outside of the church this week.
Special evangelistic meetings be-
gan on Sunday evening, starting at
1880 o'clock and will continue each
evening for two weeks with a diff
ferent speaker for each service.
Everyone especially invited to at
tend.
The Woman's Society OF Chris
tian Service held their November
meeting at the home of Mrs. Jen-
ME Jackson on Monday evening
with the president, Mrs. Margaret
Farrow in the chair, opening with
a worship service followed by a
business session. Reports of COM
mittees were given and a motion
was carried to contribute $1,000 to-
ward the Bible school redecorating
fund for which the chairman |
wishes to express appreciation.
After adjournment the hostess
served refreshments and Mrs. Es-
leila Roe invited the group to her
home for the December meeting.
The social chairman was Mrs.
Edna Johnson, who with the Red
Cross chairman gave a report of
he luncheon held in the Hotel du-
Pont with a vocal number by Mrs.
auble and a reading by Mrs. Ja-
Iuett.
Miss Maxine Smith accompanied
friends to attend the Notre Dame
Navy football game at Baltimore
Stadium last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boone visited Mrs.
Harry Elliott at Seaford on Thurs
lay.
Mrs. e. C. Hallman of Laurel
pent the weekend with her mo-
her, Mrs. Emma Taylor an= on
sunday afternoon Mrs. Bessie War
en- and son Taylor were their
.uests.
l.. r. Smith is spending his leave
fabsence from Miah Maull Shoal
nth his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. White, Mrs.
=. B. McIlvaine and Mrs. Elizabeth
|oone attended the home coming
ervice at Whites Chapel near
Iassau on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. F. Carter of Pitman, N. (
:, spent last week with her daugh-
sr and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. I
E. Ruble.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Johnson, Mr.. {
nd Mrs. c. w. Johnson, Raymond {
yilcutts and Mr.. and Mrs G. C. g
IcIlvaine and daughter Ann were s
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Spur /
' of Frederick on Sunday, the oc- i
aston being the birthday of Mrs.
F. Johnson, Mrs. Spurry's mo- s
Ter. d
A. R. Pugh and his family moved
.st Saturday to their new home S
ley recently built on a part Of the d
erdi farm. a