Milford chronicle., 1955-07-15
HOUSTON
BY Mrs. Merrill
Thistlewo0d
Milford 4s44


Sunday, July 18th, Sunday Schoo
at 10:C0 a. m, Howard r. Moore
superintendent, Alvin Brown, il
Supt. There is plenty of room 70
all who wish to come and join
11:00 a. m, Morning Hour o
Worship. There will be be specia
music and the minister, Rev. ]. b
Vaughn, will deliver the sermon
We know the heat these days i,
quite oppressive, but when W,
go to church and the services ar,
so interesting and helpful we for
get the heat and its discomforts
1880 D. m., There will be a sons
service followed by prayer ant
sermon.
The hour of worship last Sunday
morning was most impressive a:
the minister used the All Clubs
four HIS as his subject, Head
Heart, Hand and Health. Houston
has a wonderful All Club of which
we are justly proud. They do sc
much and always accomplish what
they start out to do and it's uI
to each and every one to aid
them in anyway they can.
1t was decided on Sunday morn
ing that the Houston Sunday
School and all who wish will go
on their annual picnic to Trappe
Pond on Wednesday, July 20. We
feel sure everyone will want to
go, as it IS such a nice place
especially for the little folks and
the big folks too. Transportation
will be provided for any who do
not have ways to go.
Those from our town who are
in Milford Memorial Hospital are
Mrs. Jennie Armour, who was
stricken on Saturday with pneu-
monia and her condition at this
time seems somewhat improved.
Lester Wilson is much better
after having an operation and
expects to return home on We'd
nesday and Mr.. Fred Hayes con-
dlt1on remains about the same. We
trust they will all make a speedy
recovery.
, Mrs. George B. Thistlewood and
new son, George B. Jr., returned
to their home on Thursday from
Milford Memorial Hospital and
both are fine.
Mrs. Hazel Lennon and Mrs.
Ann Prentice sponsored a Stork
Shower for Mrs. Franklin Morgan
on Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Lennon.
Mrs. Marie Beeching has re-
turned to her home in Plainfield.
N. j., after spending a week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs G. A..
Morgan. Mrs. Beeching did no. visit
around among her friends this
time as her health is not too good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah M. Paryis
and children, Connie and Tommy
were dinner guests on Sunday of
the Marshall Harts' in Magnolia.
and in the afternoon they left for
Ocean City, n. j., where they ex-
pect to spend the week vacation
ing. Miss Nancy Hart accompanied
them. May they have a pleasant
vacation.
The members of the Houston
Cardinal All Club gave a sur
prise birthday party for their
leader, Mrs. Martha Benson, on
evening. July z, in the
Houston Fire Hall. They gave
Mrs. Benson an attachment for
her electric mixer so that she
may churn butter or mix milk
shakes. All enjoyed a pleasant
evening of games and dancing.
The Misses Hazel and Lydia
Johnson of Houston and Mrs.
Agatha Farrow of FELTON,, returned
on Friday night from a Today
motor trip. Their first stop was
S. c.. where thev
visited friends. From there to
Ca, to see Mrs. Far
rows son, Gilmore, who is in the
service of Uncle Sam. They spent
he glorious Fourth of July at
Savannah Beach, Ga. They had
most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Leonard Stayton and sons
Of Annapolis, Md, spent the past
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Prentice
If Corning, N. Y, spent the time
from Friday night till Monday
IS the guests of his son, Mr.. Carl
'rentice and family.
Mrs. Annie Sharp of Harrington.
spent Friday with her daughter. |
drs. George ThistIewood and new
on. Mrs. Hazel Anglin of Balti- |
more also spent Saturday and
with her sister. Mrs. (
rhistlewood. Little Miss Anna
Anna Lee Thistlewood returned
lome on Friday night after spend
ng the week with her aunt in
Rev. and Mrs. F. Charles Lou
Ioff of Milford. called at the home
f Mr.. and Mrs. William Coul-
ourne on Tuesday afternoon.
Elisa and Sylvia Capehart are
pending two weeks in Baltimore
nth their grandmother and grand
ather Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Peters.