Evening journal., 1911-10-24
SHORTAGE In
TURKEY CROP
MarShalItOn Farmer Reports
Raid on His Flock by
Foxes
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL,

keys belonging to Robert Hawthorn,
Of near Harmony.
A chestnut hunting party left VIII
mington Saturday afternoon and spent
the day at the home OF George IL.
Shepheard. Soon after they arrived
they started on a hunt. and reached
home about $50 when chicken dinner
was served.
The Rev. William X. Galloway re-
Gently appointed pastor OF the NJ. u.
Church here occupied his pulpit the
first time Sunday.
Revival services began In Ebenezer
NJ. q. Church on Sunday. Rev. Mr..
Geohegan will be assisted by the Rev.
John Clark. an evangelist who preach
ed both morning and evening and who
will be in attendance every evening
during the week.
The meeting Of Harmony Grange
last Monday night was an interesting
one The room was frightened with
beautifully arranged dahlias OF rare
variety which were brought by Mrs.
William Peach. The question box In
the hands of Henry Mitchell, called
several interesting discussions. Mrs.
Annie Dennison recited. Plaps for an
open netting to be held on Halloween
were discussed.
Vulcan Lodge. No %, A. o. u. w,
held an open meeting on Wednesday
evening. The lodge will hold a bazaar
on November 10 and IL.
The Mite Society of Marshallton M.
II. Church held its monthly meeting at
the home OF Mrs. Irwin Ball on We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Ella Woodward entertained at
I "a ltn llN
her parents In Wilmington on Thurs
day evening. The guests were Ella
Woodward, Beatrice +. Thompson, OF
Marshallton; Laura V. Mahan, of
Havre de Grace, Md: Mary T. Little,
OF Marshallton; Mary Young, Miss
Helen Stirlith, of Wilmington; Anna
Alloway, OF Wilmington; Horace
White. Adolph NJ Bowen, William l.
Stewart John Davis, Herbert Ladder.
OF Wilmington; Robert J. Davis. of
Cherry Hill. Md; Gilbert Salisbury,
Of Smyrna; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allo-
way and Master Earle Alloway.
The Ladies' improvement Society, OF
White Clay Creek Presbyterian Church
will hold its annual poultry supper In
the basement of the Church on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 2.
Personal-Mrs. Joseph Worrall and
family spent Sunday with Edgar
Kitchens and family, of Milford
X-Roads.--Mr. and Mrs. Albion Buck
ingham, Sr., were recent visitors In
Wiimington.--Mrs Chester Bavington,
OF Newark, and Miss Sarah l.. Cham
bers, OF Wilmington, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. nj.
B. Chambers-Miss Kathryn Heller,
| teacher Of White Clay Greek School,
took her pupils on a chestnut hunt one
day last week.--Clarence Brackin Is
confined In his home with the grip
Miss Staats, teacher Of North Star
school, spent the week end with heI
parents at Townsend.--Walter Peter
son, of Appleton, was Marshalltou
visitor on Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. w
II Farra spent the weekend with
Mrs. William G. Little.-Mrs. George
Taylor and mother, Mrs. Sarah Clark
spent Thursday in Wilmington
Misses Elizabeth and Alma Little at
tended the Sunday school convention
of New Castle county held In Whining
ton.--Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor are
visiting their daughter Mrs. Calvin
M Eastburn, of Pleasant Hill. -
Thomas Vansant, OF Fairview, spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Higgins.-Mrs j. Elwood Greenwal
Is visiting relatives in Palmyra, N. j.
Mrs. Bayard Perry. Of Newark, il
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Brooks
in oxford, Pa.-Mrs. Lee Warren, o.
Lukens, Florida, is visiting friends
and relatives near Newark-Mrs
p Sarah NJ. Clark, Of Newark, is VISITING
J. her daughter, Mrs. George Taylor, o
r near Marshallton.-Mis Nellie Nj
/. Vansant and Eddie Vansant, who hav'
n been III with scarlet fever are i'm
r proving-Mrs. Lewis Pierce, of nea
+ Marshallton, spent Sunday with ne
{ mother. Mrs Robert Collision, OF New
= ark.-Mrs. Matte McElwee, of Stan
4 ton. has recovered from a slight i'll
n ness Miss Elsie Grow, OF Newark
= spent the week end with friends nea
q Strickersodle-Mr and Mrs. McLan
4 and daughter are visiting Mrs. Nc
"a Lanes parents OF North East, Md
a Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Moore, and MI
n and Mrs. John Moore, spent Sunda.
1 in Middletown, visiting relatives.-MI
q and Mrs. Howard Ferguson, OF nea
d Newark, have returned home from al
a extended stay I'm Burlington, Vt.-Mis
q Elizabeth Moore spent Friday as th
n guest of H. A. Mousley and family, o
i Pleasant Hill.-Mr and Mrs. ID. Il
q Eastburn, Of Red Mills, spent Sunda.
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Cloud
i Mrs. r. II. Williams and Miss Lilli
n Williams have returned from a visi
to friends in Baltimore.-Joseph Econ
of McKeseport. Pa, has been VISITING
a his brother. David EcofI.-Mr. an,
: Mrs. George Mullin and son spent sun
i day with Wilmington friends.-Mrs
= A. J. Newlin and Mrs. r. II William
were among those who attended tn
\ fall melting Of the Woman's Aukiliar.
Il of the Diocese Of Delaware held il
I, Smyrna last week.-Mrs.. Maggi
= Wyle, who has been spending som
= time with Mrs. Rebecca Smalley, ha
returned to her home in Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Worrall, O
% near Pleasant Hill have been enter
!, tanning their daughter. Mrs. 0rland
y Strahorn, of Newark--Mrs Jane Mur
:, ray has returned home after spendin
= a week at Hagerstown Fair-Williar
y Hardness and niece, Miss Louis
y Harkness, spent a few days last wee
p as the guests Of William Jones an
-l family. of philadeIphia- Mrs. Tho,