Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
MAGNOLIA

There will be services in the
church three evenings Ot Passion
Week beginning at 500 O'Clock
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
March 2S. -. and 30tE.
On Easter morning Sunday
school will open at the usual hour
9:43 and the Sunday School Easter
program will begin at 1000 each
department taking part and Will be
followed by the usual worship ser
vice at Hoo O'Clock with special
numbers by both Senior and Junior
ckoirs
A son was born 10 Lieutenant
and Mrs. Floyd Quillen at Kent
General Hospital on Sunday, tile
name chosen bein2 Robert Morris.
Lieutenant Quillcn is now station
cd at Pensacola, Florida. The Quill
lens have another son. Billie.
Mrs. Sallie Short is visiting in
Wyoming with Mr. Russell BulloC k
and her granddau&hter, Miss Edith
Bullock
a number from town attended
the funeral of John W Wilcutts at
Fredtrica last week. the deceased
having Il brother. Harry Wilcutt
and Il nephew. Martin Wilcuti4 lip-
ing in town
Mrs. John Schmick and daughter
Betty spent Saturday with Air and
Mrs Olin Dill of near FELTON,. Ms
Dill having just returned from Mil
tord Memorial Hospital with thci.
lew baby, Olin Lee Jr.
The Magnolia Young People.
classes. about twenty in number
with their teachers. Mrs. Myra Me-
IlVaine and Mr. Fred Brown at
tended services at the Chapel al
the Dover Air Base ana sang tW,
>tlrctions
Miss Frances Wri4ht gave
birthday party for her mother OF
Sunday Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Johnson OF Bow
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wri4h
and son Howard Of clayton an,
Mr and Mrs Homer Wright.
Mrs. Marshall Stubhs has com
TO Kearns. Utah To Join her hu;
hand. Sergeant Stubbs. who is sta
toned at IN Air Base there.
Mrs. Hazel Roe entertained
group Of friends at her home on
Saturday evening with bridge.
Albert Tinley spent the week en-,
with his family and they wer
guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Matte Pleasanton Of Hartly ol
Sunday.
Miss Freda Dybeck Of llavre de
Grace, Maryland spent the WctI
end with Mr. and Mrs Russell Nn
den.
Mrs. Nettie Nirden and childre
Eileen and Mcdiord of Frederic
were guests of her son ana daugl
ttr-in-la", MIR. and Mrs. Kussc
Nirden.
Samuel Minner. age 81 year
passed away at his home at l:o
a. III. Monday morning after an il
ness. Funeral services were held ;
the Common Funeral Home ON WeC
neSdaN afternoon at 30 with Re,
erend II. ~ NicklaS in charge Ii
terment at Barretts Chapel. ri
w I.t
Smith, William Paradee. &. e.. NJ
llVaine. John Iluesman. and Hall
WilCuttS. The deceased is survive
by his widow, Mrs Laura Mime
enc son. Recorder of Deeds, Da\
son e.. Minner and one gran
daughter, Miss Marjorie Mime
lie Was member of Magnol
hlrcll and regular attend
when his health permitted ana /;
50 acharter member Of the AlOI
Tribe Of the |. O. Of X. NJ and
charter member of the Ma4nul
Volunteer Fire 60
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilcut
Mr.. William Roe and his Sist,
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz We
guests at an anniversary dinner
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emo
Rash on Sunday. 1t was their 81
weddin@ anniversary. Mrs. Rash
Il sister of Mr. Roe and VI
Schwartz
W. +. Failing Jr. and son lmn
Of NorristoWn, Pennsylvania Wt
weekend guests of his parents. \
''Ilh VII =. w H. diIlIS.
The Fire Company anSW cred
call at the home OF Mrs. Ma
Morris on Monday afternoon at
+ IN The fire started at the ha
Little damage was Gunr
Miss Nancy Hart entertain
with a birthday party At her no
on Monday Afternoon, it being
siXth birthday Those present W,
MiS&es Susan Deputy. Arlene 60
ley, Gloria Dukes. May WE
Kathleen Na Ill, amd Connie Par
of Houston.