Evening journal., 1911-11-28
MARSHALLTON'S.
NEWSY SIDE
Church Society Presents An
nuaI Entertainment to
Large Audience
TO SHOW CORN AT
THE STATE EXHIBIT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MARSHALLTON, Del, Nov. Is
The Ladies' Aid Society of Stanton
NJ E. Church. held their third anni-
versary and entertainment in the
church on Thursday evening The fol-
lowing program was presented Or
gan prelude, Miss Florence Harding;
prayer by the pastor, the Rev. Amos
Brown; report. of the society by the
treasurer, Mrs. Lille B. Wright; So
prano solo, Mrs. Ramoth Mitchell;
recitation, Mrs. Kate T. Greenwalt,
"An Old Mans Story" soprano solo,
Mammals in Heaven" Miss Beatrice
f. Thompson; recitation. "The Rural
Telephone" Harry G.. Little; vocal
duet, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramoth Mitchell;
vocal duet, you Can't Guess What
He Wrote On My Slate" the Misses
Edna Ball and Helen Groves; recita-
ton, MY First Recital" Miss Lille
Williams; baritone solo, Ramoth
Mitchell; recitation, Tempt Not.
Yield Not" Mrs. Kate T, Greenwalt;
baritone solo, Ramoth Mitchell; reci-
tation, Flash, the Old Fire Horse" ."
BENJAMIN A. Groves; vocal duet
Misses Edith and Rebecca Wollastoni
recitation. Tanning An Alligator,
Harry G. Little; vocal duet, you
Can't Slide Down My Cellar Door,
Misses Helen Groves and Edna Ball.
Marshallton "Y" will give an enter
tainment in the Hall, at Marshallton,
on Wednesday evening A splendld
program is being arranged. Inc
Old Maids Convention" will be gwen
The women of the Newark Presby-
.terian Church held a rummage sale
Thursday and Friday evening
Proud of Corn
AT the Delaware Corn Show which
will be held in the Dover Court
House. on Thursday and Friday. De
I cember 14th and 18th, there Will be
several exhibitors from this section
iof the country. The yield oil corn az
weighed at the time of husking ol
some of the principal exhibitors arc
as follows.
Naudain and Son. Marshallton, l07
.burhels: lanes r. Shallcross, Jr.
Middletown. 80 bushels; A. S. Whit
lock. Odessa, SO bushels; Edward A
Evans. Cheswold. 72 bushels; J. w
Killen, FELTON, SO bushels.
The only competitor in the boys
contest is William v Steen, of Days
boro, who had 63 bushels.
o. w. Widdoes. Newarks express
man, has purchased a Buick delivery
car
The Sigma M Fraternity will give
its first dance in the Newark Opera
House on the evening of December 8
Personal:-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cur
tbs and Mrs. Cooch left their Newark
home last week for Wilmington. tC
spend the winter-Mrs. Guerney Day.
EFT, of New York. visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs George Ferguson ol
Newark recently-George Strahorn, OI
Baltimore, was a Newark visitor re-
cently-Mrs. George Clay, of Elkton
visited her daughter, Mrs Harry Sui.
livan last Week.-Mrs. Mildred Fox, o
Wilmington, was a recent visitor o
friends-Mrs. J. b. West and Mrs ID
Mercer have returned from a visi
with Philadelphia friends-Elmer c
Bennett. of Newark, recently visited
friends near Fairview-Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Mote, of McClellandsville
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Higgins of near Marshalltor
Miss Mary A. Mcdaniel, of Fair
view. spent the weekend with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mcdaniel, II
Wilmington-Miss Elizabeth Smith, o
Baltimore, recently visited friends
here-Miss Anna Reed, of Philadel
phia, recently visited her parents neal
Newark-Leslie Johnson and famil,
have returned after a visit with hi:
parents at Yorklyn-Mrs. William
Frederick and daughters of Newport
were recent guests of Wilmington
triends-Benjamin Whiteman anC
family. of Washington, are VISITING
relatives here-Mrs. Grover White
man, of Milford Cross Roads, who has
been seriously i'll is much improv
ed-Mr A. J. Whiteman, of neal
Union, is visiting at Rosedale. Pa.