Evening journal., 1911-10-11
MARSHALLTON'S
NEWS HAPPENINGS
Harmony Grange Discusses
Subjects Of Timely Interest.
Personal Notes
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MARSHALLTON. Del, Oct. IL
Harmony Grange met in weekly ses-
sion in the Grange Hall on Monday
evening. The regular routine Of
business was transacted.
The baking powder and extracts
that had been ordered at previous
meeting were. received and dis
tributed. The question of procuring
clover seed was brought before the
grange. The lecturers hour, a
recitation by Harry G. Little; question
box, by Robert NJ. Walker; discussion,
What is the greatest lack in the
modern home, church, school or bust.
ness?" The question was ably dis
cussed by Hervey Walker, Joseph
Derrickson, Frank Ball and Lawrence
Pennington.
The program for October 16 will be:
Music. Miss Mabel Armor; reading,
Miss Ellen Hanna; question box,
Henry Mitchell; recitation. Mrs. Annie
Dennison; paper, Miss Hettie Klair;
music, Clarence Walker.
Mr. and Mrs Edward McCallister
have returned to their home, near
Stanton, after spending week with
their daughter, Mrs. Amos Detroit,
of Hanover, Pa. They made the trip
home in Mr.. McCallister's touring car.
On Sunday their sons, Lyman and
| David McCallister, went to Hanover
in the auto and brought them home,
A trip of 112 miles
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Catherine A.
/ Chambers, of Newark, and Herbert
Renshaw, of Wilmington, which took
place in Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs
Renshaw will occupy cir new home
No. 1929 West Eighth street, Whining
ton, after October 80.
The New Castle County Sunday
School Convention will meet in Beth
any Baptist Church, Wilmington, on
October II. White Clay Greek Pres
byterian Church will send the follow
ing delegates: The Rev. ]. w. Lowden
James H. Walker, superintendent OF
the Sunday school; Mrs. Wesley
Worrall, superintendent of the 1uve-
nile department; Mrs. ]. W. Lowder
and Miss Sallie Morrison, of the Sun.
day school.
The Rev. and Mrs. Amos Brown, Of
Rising Sun, Nd, we're entertained
Sunday and Monday at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. Little Howett, OF neal
Stanton. Mr.. Brown is pastor o
Stanton NJ. E. Church.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of Ehenez
er NJ. E. Church, met at the home o
Calvin Eastburn on Thusday evening
La MARITIME Gilhllan, son of tn
Rev. Joel s. Gilfllan, of Newark, ha
, accepted a position with the Unite
, States Government Engineering De
! partment at Marcus Hook.
. The Rev. Amos Brown. pastor {
Stanton NJ. r. Church, is holdin
a extra meetings at the church ever
J evening. They began last Sunda
. evening.
The Ladies' Improvement Societ,
of White Clay Creek Presbyteria
Church, will hold their annual poul
try supper in the basement of tn
I church on Thursday evening, Novem
Der 2.
i Personal:--Miss Mary Mcdaniel
) teacher Of the Fairview School, spen
the weekend with her parents in VIII
mington-The Rev. Charles D. Sharp
less, of Wilmington. visited Stanto
friends on Sunday--Mr. and Mrs. lie
Cooch have returned to their home a
Newark after a five weeks trip to tn
middle west-John Heavellow, o
Greenville, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William HeavelloV
near Fairview-Mrs. Alfred Greenwai
entertained on Sunday her sister, Mri
Milton Robinson, and Miss Jane Cur
rinder-Nliss Edith Duling. who ha
been i'll with typhoid fever, is visitin
Mrs. Joseph Rowzee, of Chestnut Hi
. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur MaClary, Q
near 'Fairview, are in Philadelphia
where Mrs. MaClary's mother, Mrs
Anna Farra, of Nnlltown. is seriousi
lill-Miss Hannah Jane Walker, Q
Wilmington, is being entertained b
E her brother, Frank Walker, of nea
: here-Howard Ball, of near Newpor
! spent Sunday with Edward CranstoI
= of near here-Mr. and Mrs. Thoma
! McClary entertained on Sunday, Nj
and Mrs. Wesley McClary and family
of Newport; Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Clary and daughter and Robert E
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