Evening journal., 1921-02-28
CHURCH FOLK
AT TEA PARTY
Seaford Missionary Society
Has Elaborate Holiday
Program
BANQUET FOR
GIRLS FIVE

Special TO The Evening Journal.
sEAFoRD. Feb. 2S.-The Home
Missionary Society Of St Johns NJ. |
ID Church, this town, gave
Martha Washington" tea party
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wiley, West
seaford. A very delightful program
orepared by Mrs Howard Morgan
was presented
Those present were. The Rev and
Mrs. +. +. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. j. Winder. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wiley. Mrs. Madison Willin, Mrs.
Robert b. Elliott Mrs. William +.
Haines, Mrs. Ella G. Emery Mrs.
George Trimble. Mrs. Charles A
Hastings. Mrs Otis Ellis, Mrs. 5. =.
Fields. Mrs George +. Galloway
Mrs. Harry Bell. Mrs. Howard Nor
,ean. Mrs. John Metten, Misses Grace
Coulbourn. Margaret Morgan. Mary
and Marion Galloway, Addie and
l.ottie Ellis, Emerett Knowlton, Mel
lie and Ruth Fogle. Elizabeth Bell.
Sue Fields. Mary L. Hopkins. Mabel
Ind Anna Phillips. Addief Adams,
Inc Fields william Moore, Herbert
5ank. William Miller, George Emery
nnd Irving Carpenter.
Former Levy Court Commissioner
and Mrs william r. Handy, 'cele-
( brated their fortieth wedding ami
versary at their home Thursday.
] Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Handy there
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Iankford and son Harry, Miss sue
Handy and Miss Katie Burtelle. A
collation. was served.
The home economics class gave a
banquet to the girls basketball team
here Friday night in honor Of the
teams fine showing so far this sea-
son. Five games have been played
resulting in three victories and two
defeats. The girls have scored SO
aoints this season TO their opponents
50. The team will play outdoor
basketball when weather permits.
The teams star. Madeline Marvel.
will graduate this year. The team
captured the championship OF the
girls basketball teams OF the State
by defeating Caesar Rodney at
Dover. 16 to s.
The remains OF Charles A. Cole.
brother Of Mrs. A. c. Guild. OF this
town. were Inferred IN Odd Fellows
cemetery. Mr.. Cole died in Chester,
Pa. Of pneumonia He was about
35 years old.
Members Of Liberty Bell Council.
No 21, attended service in Mt Oil
vet NJ p. Church yesterday morn
ing and heard a sermon by the
Rev. b. F. Ruley.
News has been received here
that the operation on Miss Letitia
Ross at Baltimore hospital for
chronic appendicitis. was successful
, Mrs. Belle +. Turpin is visiting
friends and relatives in Federals-
burg. Hurlock Greensboro and
Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Farlow have
returned TO their home in Staten
Island. n. Y. after a several days
visit here with their daughter Mrs
Edwin Higgins
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Greena-
baum returned home today from a
several weeks stay at Atlantic City
n. ].
Miss Ethel Wiley OF Philadelphia
, formerly OF Seaford. is visiting al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Emory
Wiley. West Seaford.
!, Leslie Donoho OF Baltimore spen
part of last week with his mother
AIRS. Eunic Donoho.
= Miss Elizabeth Greenbaum enter
tained the Sorosis on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Sturgeon OF tn
. y domestic science department OF tn
girls vocational school, Newark, y
j.. has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
J Charles ]. West.
Harry A. Phillips is visiting nj
sister Mrs. Wright Wilson at Nor
folk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Edd
we're called to Wilmington thi
week TO attend the funeral OF Mn
Eddy
Considerable agitation and dis
J cussion has arisen over the attemp
! at filing last Friday evening of T..
Winder for mayor. When Mr.. Wind
. er rendered his filing papers to Isl
NJ dore Stephany. secretary OF tn
Town Council. he was told his pa
v pers were too late to make him eli
n gible TO run for mayor. The lay
n very specifically states that all film
papers for mayor and councilme
n must be in the secretary's hands te
full days prior 10 election, therefor
Il Mr.. Stephany contends that Nj
1 Winder's papers we're rendered TO