Middletown transcript., 1922-04-29
TOWNSEND

Clyde L. Shockley and wife were
Philadelphia visitors Monday.
Miss Leilah Money was a weekend
visitor with friends in Whining ton.
George Bradley, of Newark, spent
Sunday with friends in this locality.
Thomas Enos and John Townsend, Jr.
motered to Philadelphia on Thursday.
G. NJ. Outten andpson, Harold made a
business trip to Marydel on Tuesday,
w. X. Belts and wife, of Middle
town, visited Mrs. L. l.. Maloney last
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Bramble is spending
week with her mother. Mrs. Boyer, of
Smyrna.
M. X. Hobbs, of Denton, Nd, spent
the week-e with relatives and friends
near town.
Mrs. Joseph Pritchard and Mrs. |
Bessie Reynolds were Wilmington visi- |
tors on Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Harry Deakyne, on
East Main street.
David Smith. of Easton was visitor
at the home of John Townsend and
wife on Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Maioney spent the
weekend in Wilmington as the guest
of Miss Florence Martin.
Miss Mildred Clark, of Millington.
has returned home after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Reynolds.
Edward Collins and sisters, Misses
Mabel and Bessie Collins, of Fieldsboro,
were visitors in town on Monday.
Joseph A. Unruh, wife and daughter
spent Sunday at the home of his son,
G. M. Unruh and family near Dover.
Harry Kimble. Of Wilmington, has
returned home after spending two
weeks with relatives and friends here
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Daniels and son
Dorman. of Wilmington, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Morgan on Saturday.
James S. Merritt, of Warwick, Md,
was a visitor in town on Friday. having
called upon his mother, Mrs. Merritt.
and sister, Mrs. A. G. P. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs John Geary and chill
dren, of Atlantic City, N. j., spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Money.
Mrs. w. A. Scott and daughter. Mrs.
L. L. Malopey spent tuesday as the
guests of Mrs. Albert Massey. in WI
mington.
The new home of William H. Wrigh
has been given added beauty by having
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premises.
Mrs. Harry Stidham, of Odessa, an
sister, Mrs. William Foster, of Penns
grove, N. j., visited G. NJ. Outten an
wife on Sunday.
John Collins, wife and son, Elmer
and Charles Brasuis and wife, of Phils
delphia, visited MIR. John Townsend an
wife on Sunday.
The Daughters of America, Counc
No 8, will give bake on Saturda
evening, May 9th. The location to
selected later on.
James L. Dickinson who was at
Wilmington private hospital for kidne
ailment for several weeks, has returne
home much improved.
Mrs. Lloyd Knots and three childre
of Merrill, Wis, has been spendir
several days with Mrs. George Knott
Mrs. hnotts is now visiting her fatE
near State Road.
]. Clarence Hutchison, our new pos
master. took charge of the local offi
on April 9th, and he has the conhden
and we'll wishes of not only his mai
friends but the public in general
well.
According to information gained, t
home talent play, "A Prairie Ros
which was presented in the school au
torium, few weeks ago, will be
peated in short time, this time to
given in Odessa.
John Sweeney, who has recently
turned from F orida, was the guest
Mrs. Eva Lattomus and sister, M
Sallie Raison, on Thursday. \
Sweeney who resides at Clayton,
owner of an orange grove In southt
Florida.
Members of the W. C. T. U. helc
Law Enforcement meeting on Wedn
day afternoon and evening at the
hotel in Blachbir Rev. l.. l.. ii
bard, of Wilmington, addressed
meeting in the afternoon and MAZDA
Barrakat addressed the assemblage
the evening.
The school was visited on Tuest
morning by Rev. Moore, of Newp'
who addressed the school in the al
torium, He also visited on Tuesd
the Levels, Ebenezer, Patterson,
Hill and VanDyke schools to make
dresses. He was accompanied by K
G. P. Jones, d. b. Maloney and
Ethelwyn Maloney.
The condition of Levy Courtm
Sherbourne A. Collins, who underw
an operation some weeks ago, is
proving. He is now able to sit up
a short time and at times take 81
walk about his home. 1t is eXpet
that he will attend the meetings OF
Lew Court in a few weeks. l
known that his enforced absence
account of the present illness
caused delay in the election of cou
road supervisors by the Levy Court
Varying reports as to the damag
crops by frost have been made by L
ing fruit growers of this section. tt
having been frost on several night
succession. Some of the strawbt
growers claim that this fruit on I
niaces have been severely bitten but
wholly destroyed. The leading orch
lists saw that keiffer pears were
and also apples to some extent.
some of the large farms, however
was stated that most of the crops Il
were of the late variety and are
jured.
Townsend is assured another s
base ball team this year, meetin
oroanize to arrange for the forma
Of q club having been held in the Sc
Auditorium on Tuesday evening
Following officers were named for
coming season President, Rev.
Toroa. Secretary, S. r. Towns