Evening journal., 1911-10-28
CHANGERS TALK
OF FARM WORK
Value Of Fertilizer Discussed
at Harmony Grange
Meeting

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MARSHALLTON, Del, Oct. Is
Harmony Grange, p. of H., met in
Harmony Hall at the Mermaid Monday
evening. The regular routine Of busi-
ness was transacted Mrs. Abram Ar
NOR was initiated to the Grange. Sew
eral names we're proposed for mem
bership. Fertilizer was discussed by
Arnold Naudain, Henry Mitchell, Her
vey Walker and Harvey Ball. An invi-
tation was extended to Harmony
Grange from Milton Grange, to
attend a fair and festial on Novem-
ber Is The lecturers hour was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Leslie Walker. Mrs.
Hervey Walker and Miss Sadie Brack-
in gave readings. The question of the
evening was: Resolved, That We can
maintain the fertility of our farms and
make more money raising and selling
wheat, corn, oats and hay at present
prices than feeding the same to live
stock for butter, beef and pork" The
affirmative was taken by James II.
Walker and Hervey Walker and the
negative by Henry Mitchell and Ar
mold Naudain. The question was fur
ther discussed by Frank Klair, VIM.
Naudain, Harvey Ball and Abram
Armor. The lecturer is making
preparations for a Halloween meet
ing. The meeting will be in the form
of a chestnut tree. The decorating
committee consists of Clara Eastburn,
Laura Walker, Sadie Brachin and An
ME Klair. Refreshment committee
Mrs Allie Walker, Mrs Naudain, Mrs.
Florence N. Little and Miss Sadie
Brachin.
The hall was decorated with beauti-
full dahlias presented by Robert Wal
ker.
Miss Bertha Klair, of Marshallton
who has been very i'll is improving
George R. McDougall, of Marshall
ton, has purchased the store recently
conducted by William Copis.
A very pleasant time was spent at a
surprise party recently given Edward
Cranston, in honor of his seventy-hfth
birthday, at the home Of his son, l.
Harvey Cranston, of near Stanton.
Mrs Samuel Worrall, of near Fair
view, is i'll at the home of her daugh,
ter, Mrs. Edgar Kitchen, Of Milford
Cross Roads.
Miss Nellie NJ. Vansant and Edward
who have the scarlet fever at the
home of their mother, near Fairview
are improving
Miss Mary Pierce, of Wilmington
recently visited her brother, Ezra
Pierce, and family, of near here.
Mrs. Sarah Smith, of Harmony
spent part of last week in Philadel
phia.
A very pleasant evening was spen
at a party given to Miss Florence A
Hobson in honor of her birthday
Among the guests we're Mrs Palmer
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hobson, MIR. ant
Mrs. Frank Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilmer Hobson and Frank Hobs"n
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Guest, Mis-
Octor Misses. Florence Hobson, Nelli
II. Peoples, Edith Klair, Laura Wal
ker, Alice Marshall, Verna Guesi
Gertrude Dixon, Edna Warren, Ma
/ belle Hobson, Blanche Woodward, WI
! liam Nj. Peoples, Kemper Pierson, L'
1 Roy Magargal, Walter Marshall. How
ard Pierson, Dram Warren, Morelan
Warren, George Pierce, Willial
! Swayne, William Beidemann, Edmun
and Ralph Hawke and others
Revival services held at Eheneze
NJ. u. Church are we'll attended. In
services are conducted by the Re-
Mir Geohegan, pastor of the churcl
and the Rev. John Clark an evangelis
The Ladies' improvement Society
White Clay Creek Sunday School WI
hold their annual poultry and oyste
supper on Thursday evening, NoVen
Der ., in the basement OF the church.