Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
HOUSTON

Church news for Sunday, Deem
her 9th. Church school at ten o
clock "a. III. II. X. Moore. Supt. De
cember the 9Th being universal bl-
bic day, Reverend l.. +. Haddaway
has chosen for his subject, he
word of God in Action" Services at
Williansville, church at two ana
divine worship at three a. m.
The W. 5. {. 5. will meet on
Thursday night, December 18th at
the home of Mrs. Francis Simpson
and a good attendance is desired.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Palmer OF
Talleyville attended the Frenfen $
supper on Friday night and spent
the week end With Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Paul Grecnlee
entertained the following guests To
dinner on Sunday. The occasion be
ing in honor Of Mr.. Greenlee's 5
birthday anniversary which date
fell on Nov. 2Jth. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter KershaW and children, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alex Calente of RidSely, Md,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Riddleberger
and children of Greensboro, Mary
land. Mrs. Dorothy Dufendach and
Wilson Slaughter of Newark.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins ol
Washington were the week enc
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Simpson and other relatives, they
were also guests at the Firemen'
supper on Friday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Garrett Clifton o
Wilmington came for the supper OF
Friday night and We're OyerniSh
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
frettyman.
Mrs. Cora Satterlicld cntertaine'
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shockley q
Dover to dinner ON Sunday.
We are sorry to report Mr.:
Thomas Chambers had the misfol
tune to fall and break an arm.
seems it was the same arm tina
was broken before.
A!r. and Mrs Augustus MOr&a
entertained SiX guests from " il
ningtOn ON Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllbur IL. jun
spent several days 0f the past wee
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Emory Webb an
daughter. Eileen and Mrs. Merri
W. ThistleWood We're Wilmin2tu
visitors on Wednesday. Mrs. Thi
tlewOod remained to spend sever;
days with Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Kennedy.
William BiGgs who figured in
serious automobile accident la
Thursday night while in Milford
in the Milford Hospital and h
condition is improving.
The Houston New Century cit
met on Tuesday night, Decemb
4th with the president. Mrs. Ma
love in the chair and she Open'
the meeting with the song "Ol
Delaware" followed with flag $
lutte and at the end of the usu
business routine the meeting W
turned over to the program con
mittee who was in charge: Nh
Ralph Jump and Mrs. l.. Paul Gre
lee, as Mrs. Jump could not be pl
sent. Mrs. Greenlee had the NEE
ing Her subject was "Americ
Homes" and she had program
which each member could ia
part. During the social hour t
osteSs served delicious coffee a
sandwiches and the meeting Il
journed until Tuesday night. ID,
18th when Motion Pictures will
the subject and Mrs. George Kir
will be in charge. AT this meeti
each member is suppose to bri
a hand bag or pocket book contai
ing cotton. buttons. snaps. needl
pins. wash rags. handkerchie
tooth brushes and any artic
which you will find in sewing I
These are requested by the Sal'
tiOn Army to be sent overseas.
Mrs. A. Alexander aCcOmpani
Mr. Grier Emory of Lewes to Phi
delphia on Sunday where IL
visited Mrs Emory at the Docto
Hospital where she was operat
on, November 20th. We are glad
report that she is doing as we'll
can be expected.