Evening journal., 1911-06-14
STANTON HAS
MANY VISITORS
Church Societies Also Enter :
tain Friends at Summer
Festivals

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON, Del. June -Ebenezer
NJ E. Church, of near Pleasant Hill,
will hold Children's Day services on
next Sunday morning. An interest
ing program has been prepared.
The farms belonging TO the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Greenwalt will
be sold at public sale at Stanton Hotel
on Thursday afternoon.
The women of Stanton NJ. f. Church
win hold a lawn fete and festival on
the church lawn on Saturday evening.
Heavy thunder storms visited this
section on Monday and Tuesday.
Marshallton NJ. +. Church held a
festival in the town hall on Saturday
evening.
"A surprise party was given J. Edgar
Jaquette at his home near Newark on
Saturday evening in honor of his
birthday anniversary.
The strawberry festival held in
Webber's store at Christiana on last
Wednesday evening was well attended.
The proceeds were for the benefit Of
the Presbyterian Church Of Christiana.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Newport
NJ. b. Church is making arrange
ments for purchasing a new carpet
for the church.
Children's Day exercises of White
Clay Creek Church were held on Sun
day morning. The church was taste
/ fully decorated with flowers and
greens. The program was a most in
teresting one and the little people did
great credit to themselves and teach
ers. The classes marched in, in a
body and the program was one of
great success.
The strawberry festival held by the
women of White Clay Greek Presby-
terian Church on Monday evening was
well attended despite the disagreeable
weather. The committees have re-
ported the financial returns at $4,000.
Charles Jester. of Newport, has re-
/ turned from a visit to Philadelphia
Miss Irene Ingram of Newport is Wis
iung ElktOn friends.-Silas Phipps of
Mt. Cuba, visited friends of near New
ark last week-Maurice Pennock of
Doe Run has been a recent visitor to
/ " A'AAs NIL anu MIS- dtOIkt
Shepheard OF White Clay Creek. en-
tertained a number of friends at a
house party on Sunday The Rev and
Mrs. Amos Brown of Rising Sun, Md.
were entertained over Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. Alpheus Pennock Of near
Stanton.-Miss Katherine Mousley of
near Newark, has been visiting her
cousin Miss Ethel Pierce of near Har-
mony-Alr Shakespeare. of Whining
ton, visited Stanton friends on Sun
day-Mrs. Walter Smalley and son
Charles, OF Harmony Station, are
spending some time with Wilmington
friends.-Joseph lie Sage. of Union
spent Sunday with Leslie McCallister
of near Stanton.-Lewis Pennock anC
Leonard Pierce of near Newark. at
tended the Oxford Fair on Friday
Earl Dickey, of Stanton. is visiting
relatives and friends at Lancaster, Pa
james Stradley Of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his cousin William
Heavellow, of near White Clay Creek
Mr.. and Mrs John Ingram, of New
port, recently entertained Miss Eliza
beth Potts of Elkton, Maryland. Ellis
Cullen of Newark. has been spendini
some time with relatives at Louisville
Pa.-Harold Lee Wilson, of Middle
town, was entertained by friends o
near Marshallton.-Mr and Mrs. Wal
ter McCallister, of near Newport. re
Gently entertained Miss Gladys Knigh
and Walter Shuster both of Whining
ton.