Middletown transcript., 1922-05-13
ODESSA

Leon Buckson and wife, of Townsend,
visited his parents on Sunday.
Edward Rose, of Chester, Pa, vis-
tied friends in town on Sunday.
Mrs. William Phillips and daughter
visited Chester, Pa, relatives last
week,
Mrs. Frank Lesser and son, of Phla-
delpha, visited relatives in town this
week.
Columbus Watkins and wife, of Will
mington. were guests of relatives here
on Sunday
c. Herr, wife and son, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with Herman Kum-
pei and wife.
William T. Ennis has the contract for
the wiring of st. PauI's M. E. Church
with electricity.
| Mrs. Norman Wright and daughter,
of Wilmington, are guests of j. W.
Watkins and wife.
|. =. I. E> bendsrman and wife, of Gordon
Heights, were guests of Mrs. William
Eccles on Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Finley and sons, of Media,
Pa, spent last week with her parents,
L. V. Aspril and wife.
Mrs. Emily Mcclellan, of Dayton,
Ohio, is spending sometime with her
father, Capt. John Morris.
Miss Kathleen Moore and Mr.. Nor
rison, of Wilmington. were guests of
Miss Lillian Aker on Sunday.
Clarence Donovan and family, of Will
mington, spent Sunday with his par
ents, A. II. Donovan and wife.
Edward Andrews and wife, and Frank
Skean and wife, of Moorstown, N. j.,
visited Mrs. Lille Craig on Sunday.
Mothers Day will be observed in St.
PauPs M. E. Church Sunday with a
} special sermon by the Pastor. Every
body welcome.
Mrs. E. H. Derrickson and Miss Mary
Reese attended the annual Sunday
School Convention as delegates, held at
Milford last week.
William David. of Smyrna, and
: Charles Pierce, of Easton, Md, were
visitors at the home of Levin James
and wife last week.
: Miss A. P. Spruance was delegate
: to the Diocesan Convention of the Epis.
j copal Church in session at Laurel or
Tuesday and Wednesday.
James Workman and mother, OF
: Pennsgrove. N. j., and Mrs. Claytor
y Albright, of Buffalo, N. Y, were
e guests of Mrs. A Lee Orrell on Sun
day.
. An Official Board meeting was helc
9 at st Paul's VI. E. Church on Monday
b evening and the First Quarterly Confer
J. ence will be held next Monday evening
:. May 5th.
Delaware City base ball team visited
I Odessa. on Saturday last, and were de
n feated by the Odessa team, the score /,
i to 9 in favor of Odessa. Odessa is ex
: pecting a visit from Taylors Bridg
this Saturday..
!, The ladies' of St. Paul's M.
II Church will repeat the "Old Maids AS
sociation" by request, at the Middle
j. town New Century Club on Tuesday
y evening, May 10th. The proceeds will
r be divided equally between st. Paul
Church, Odessa, and the Middletowl
II Parent-Teachers Association.
e A reception was given Rev. Rober
Hodgson and wife last Thursday even
f ing, a very large crowd being present
Old time songs were sung, also solos by
' Mrs. Leland Pleasanton, Miss Elizabetl
d Heller. Mr.. j. G. Brown again delighted
> the audience with singing 1.-The OF,
>, Singin' Schule' and 1.-THE Cork Leg
: Miss Sarah McClain recited my Grand
= mas Bombazine'. Addresses wer
n made by Rev. DR.. Little, pastor o
v Drawers Presbyterian Church, Rev
o E. H. Derrickson, Rev. Robert Hodg
j. son, and Mr.. Latta, Supt. of tn
Friendship Sunday School, at Taylor
q Bridge.
nnl Miss A. P. Spruance entertained a
J. dinner and cards at her home on w ed
IS nesday evening last, in honor of Mis-
8 Louise Corbit Lee and Mr.. Paul NJ "
=. land, of Wilmington. whose weddin
1t will take place in June. Those presen
ar were: Mr.. and Mrs. Prickett, Mr.. an,
D. Mrs. Thomas Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs
10 Jessup, Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Mis-
Mary Curtis, Miss Louise Nowland, MI
lie and Mrs. Walker Laird, Mr.. Sydne
v. Bradford, Mr.. Gamble Latrobe, Jr.
E. Mr.. John Sellers, Mr.. Godfrey Pyle
20 "a Mr.. Charles Mcclellan, of Wilmington
le and Mrs. E. l.. Duer and Miss Hele