Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange Notes |
Due to the absence of the worthy
master. f. Davis Watson presided
over the business session Of Mil
ford Grange and due to the heavy
stOrm the attendance was smaller
than usual.
Those present enjoyed u SPLEEN
did program which had been pre-
pared and was presented by Mrs.
Paris Kirby. her subject was
Health" She opened her program
with IA song, Drive Your Cares
Away With y Song" Mrs. Mary
LcmcX gave reading entitled,
size IA This was followed by
reading by f. Davis Watson en-
titled "A Little Boy and His
Stomach" after which She pre-
scntcd Mrs. Hocy FarrOw as guest
speaker. who said she did not en-
joy talking to people. but did en-
JOY talking with people. but who
did talk to the Grange in a most
easy and entertaining manner. and
so educational. Everyone present
decided it was we'll worth copin-
with the storm to have been pros
ont
She advised cNcry house vic 10
hayv first aid kit and TO uaVc ii
in stationary place. - tht' "N-
cry one in the home would know
j Just where it was and what 1t con
/ t.i 10 Hhrf.tin
I conglOmcratiOn OF articles. but the
basic remedies. which she by cX-
: pcricncc has learned to be the most
t necessary. She suggested a bottle
1 of the watery solution OF micuro-
chrome. bottle OF iodine. aspirin or
anacin. ammoniated mercury IA
salvcp. for wounds. chappcd lips
and impetaGo Butcsin Picrate for
= burns. soda tablets for Indigestion,
rubbing alcohol many uscsD. iCh-
thyol. effective for a boil; liquidOl
for a spraincd ankle and for lax
4 ativc. caroid and bile Keep stcril-
:, lied worn out sheets. worn out lin
:. en- handkerChicfs and mems whit"
d shirts. ready to tear into the need
ed sized bandagCs.
al \ paste. made Of bread soda and
II tea. was good substitute for burns
10 but not as effective as Butesin Pi-
ID crate. She discussed the three
d forms of uncOnsCiOusncss the rec
al and white and blue and the treat
e. mCnt of each. Mrs. FarrOW stated
y that poison ranks third in takin:
= life. and explained the course Il
>" pursue to prevent death ii posS
'h iblc. She explained how to care TO
SH the different kinds Of wounds, sue
as abrasionS. cuts. Jagged WOun
and "A puncturc wound. a goo
remedy for cold was soda aspiri
or anacin. if the throat is sor
Swab it with aspirin and use Oily
,Cr oil or cream on Sunburn. III
4. Grange was very grateful 10 Mr.
cir Farrow for the fine lecture and vi
III be glad to have her come agai'
cr- After the meeting closed dCliCiOt
a ice cream and crackers were SER
iv- ed and social hour enjoyed i'll Il
ere dining room.
.er. Many Milford members atten'
ra, ed the special meeting held by Su
crt sex Pomona in Midland Gran:
kic Hall in Georgetown on Nedne
day evening when Broad Cree
lar Grange conferred the fifth dCgr
ing upon Il class OF candidates fro
ton all Oranges in Sussex County.
crs. Wednesday of this week the six
Dffi- degree was conferred by the Sta
for Grange. Officers in the high schC
)rc- auditorium in Dover. Members
Milford Grange presented the I'd
two leauX under the direction OF Nj
,uld Clarence +. Jester. Those TAXI
ugh part were Mrs. Preston kCut'
Roe pianist: Mrs Sara Marker. so
De list: Miss Edna Barker, read
cul- Those in tablcauX were Mr.. Il
ivcn Mrs. Robert Jester Mrs. Doug +
pure Mrs. Davis Watson, Mrs. Golan
'inal mour. Mrs. Donald Jester. Mrs.
our bert Webb. Mrs. Paris Kirby. NJ
and Norman Grove and Mrs. GcoI
onal Bennett. Paris Kirby. How;
nsas Moore and Mrs. Willis assisted
state officers in confcrrng the
the gree.
N Next Saturday evening the :
ID of jcct is Safety. a speaker II
sscd the State Highway Department
ooses expected to be present. There
good be refreshments.
good Sussex Pomona Grange will n
with Milford Grange on ThurSt
rived October "a. Mrs.s Anon Arm
jour will have charge of the lunch v
eting Mrs. Robert Jester in charge OF
dining room. A large crowd
expected to be present Come
to and give your assistance.
Lco The committee for Lac
Night, October 26. is composed
t in the following members: Mr..
sday, Mrs. Duane Lynne. Mr.. and
ssion. Joseph Lotiand, Mrs. Mary Lei
.unch Mrs. Annie Lofiand. Mr. and
ange. John Longbotham.