Middletown transcript., 1922-10-28
TOWNSEND

Mrs. Walter Money, Jr., Visited Will
mington on Saturday.
Mrs. l.. Clarence Scott visited Mrs.
w. A. Scott on Thursday.
Davis Bell and wife, of Smyrna,
visited relatives here on Sunday.
A, A. Julian, of Wilmington, visited
w. P, Wilson and wife on Sunday.
Alonzo Cleaver, of Middletown, Wis.,
tied Miss Grace Money on Sunday.
Miss Rachel Shockley, of Newark, |
spent sunday with Mrs. j. O. Foraker.
Richard Cole of the Delaware Uni
versity, visited l.. l.. Maloney on Mon
day.
William Joiner and wife visited John
Poore and wife, of Middletown, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Porter, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with ID. b. Jones
and wife.
Terry Triggs and Miss Wilson, of
Wilmington, visited Wilson Lattomus
on Sunday.
Otho Marvel and wife had as Sunday
guests Charles Marvel and wife, oil
Chester, Pa.
j. Clarence Hutchinson and wife had
as guests on Sunday William Derrick
son and wife, of Deakyneville.
William Deakyne and wife, Mrs. Ed
ma Wiggin and Mrs. Daisy johnson
were Smyrna visitors on Friday.
Rev. ]. H. Wiley, OF New York City.
is visiting d. b. Maloney and Miss
Ethelwyn j. Maloney for several days
Harold R. Outten has returned home
from Malvern, Pa, after spending a
week with his sister, Mrs. G. +. Boehl-
mer.
Miss Georgia Wiggin, of the Univer-
sity of Delaware, spent the weekend
with her parents George Wiggin and
wife.
Mrs. J. o. Foraker. Miss Rebecca
Bramble and Miss Alaude Bramble spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Julia Burris at
Blackiston.
William Landing, wife and son, Mrs.
M. S. Mitchell and Jesse Hutchins, OF
Wilmington, spent Sunday with Ray
mond Jones and wife.
The Parent-Te eachers association gave
supper in the school basement OF
Thursday evening for the purpose OF
raising fund for the school library.
There was a halowe'en party held il
the school auditorium on Friday even
ing. Some of the scholars in Prof
Wiley's room and those OF Miss Rat
ledge's room gave the enJobable party
Leon Buckson went to the Delawar
Hospital on Wednesday to undergo al
operation for appendicitis. from whlc
he had suffered for several days, bu
which became more acute day or s
before leaving for the hospital.
Darwin Beardsley and Miss Doroth
Beardsley went on an auto trip TO MI!
ton on Saturday morning and on thel
return stopped at Lincoln City, trof
where they returned on Tuesday morn
ing having visited relatives there.
Harry and ohm Isaacs, sons of Harr
Isaacs and wife, accompanied by thei
uncle, w. E. Wright, enjoyed sight
seeing trip to New York and while thel
witnessed the World Series games an
other things of special interest, durin
the day.
Scholars of the senior class of tn
Middletown High School gave play o
Friday evening, at the New Centur
Club auditorium which was largely a
tended. Those from Townsend who b'
long to the senior class that took pal
in the play were Harman Reynolds, Jr
Edna Reynolds, Deweese CHM, Edwai
Hart and George Slant.
Dallas Hart and wife entertained ;
cards on Saturday evening. Tho:
present were: Sudler King and wifi
Irving Hart and wife, J. A. Hart, Jr
and wife, Mrs. Raymond Jones, Dav
Bell and wife, Misses Helen Reynold
Elizabeth Bennett, Ethel Daniels al
Reba Rittenhouse; Messrs. Hart Scot
John Lawrence, Clifford Clark, Ave-
Donovan and Harry Segelken
Rev. G. P. Jones, pastor of the
E. Church, was ill on Sunday and u
able to be present at the service
Rev. Derrickson, of Odessa, had charj
of the preaching service in the NOR
ing and DR.. Heston Wiley. of Ne
York, conducted the evening servic
Dr. Wiley came here in the interest
the Lords Day Alliance and quite
number Of subscriptions were taken.
An event of much interest and lik
wise of unusual character, was t
birthday party given at the home
Ernest Weldon and wife, on Sund
last when Mr. Weldon and his broth
John, who are twins, observed the {
casion in highly pleasing manner a
were generously congratulated
friends during the day. A big dinr
and other social activities were featui
of the happy occasion.
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