Middletown transcript., 1922-12-02
roWNsEND.

James Lowe. Of Seaford, was in town
on Tuesday.
H. D. Adkins, of Rehoboth, called
upon friends in town on Wednesday.
Albert Watts and wife. of Cecilton,
Md. were visitors in town on Sunday.
George p. Messick, of Philadelphia.
paid visit to friends here on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Clayt ton johnson and Miss Helen
Reynolds visited Philadelphia on We'd
nesday.
Oliver Foraker and family, OF Rock
land, spent Sunday with J. Q. Foraker
and wife.
Mrs. Richard Hodgson is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Carlton MacSorley in
Cambridge.
John Weldon, of Wilmington. is
spending several days with his brother,
Ernest Weldon.
Thomas Townsend and grandson, Ea.t
Yokum, have been visiting Philadelphia
for several days.
A. A. Julian and A. j. Palees, OF
Wilmington, spent Saturday with W.
p. Wilson and wife.
Mrs. K. r. Reynolds spent Monday al
the nome Of her cousin Mrs. Eugene
Hart in Wilmington.
w. Z. Money and wife and Walter 5.
Money and wife visited james Carpen'
ter and family on Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Hart has been spending
several days in Elkton at the nome ol
her daughter Mrs. Ira Moore.
Mrs. Alice X. Pollltt, Miss Mary
Todd and MISS Doris Wells were VIII
mington visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Maloney and daughter
Elizabeth, visited Mrs. A. l.. Massey II.
Winning ton over the weekend.
Mrs. w. Harman Reynolds visited hei
parents Rev. John beaucnamp AM
wife, of Wilmington, on thursday.
Calvin Outten VINO has been employ.
ed IN Philadelphia Is spending the Week
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. q. M
Outten.
Mrs. w. H. Reynolds is president o.
the Y. W. e. "A. branch mere which
was organized at recent meeting d
her home.
James Moore, of Delaware City, ant
sister Mrs. Russell Eaton, of Port Penn
were guests of j. Z. Reynolds all,
family on Friday.
Mrs. w. A. Scott, Mrs. l.. l.. Ma
loney, Mrs. John Townsend and Mr.. am
Mrs. John Townsend, Jr., motored t
Wilmington on Thursday.
James Wilson a well known farmer o
near town, has returned from trip t
Buffalo, N. Y, and other points OF In
terest in the Empire state.
Mrs. William JOINER who has bee
i'll the past three weeks is now lmpro,
ed and her many friends hope she ma
soon be fully restored TO health.
Mrs. J. Corbit Reynolds with son an
daughter, Earl and Catherine, vlsite
her mother, Mrs. Sallie Pratt, of Clay
ton, who has been iii the past few days
Mrs. John Townsend is spending
few days at the home of Mr. and Mr.
Harry Stradley, also the home of MT
Mollie Carter who has been i'll the pa:
few days.
Mrs. Eva Lattomus, Mrs. Sail
Raisin, Mrs. Thomas Lattomus al
Miss Ethelwyn j. Maloney an1 faith,
d. b. Maloney were Wilmington vls
tors one day the past week.
A brown satchell containing a qua
tity of children's clothing was found {
the public road near town on Iuesd;
morning. The owner can regain po
session of the articles and contents
inquiring at the postoffice.
Services at the M. E. Church I
Sunday: Class $50 A. M. Sund'
School at 10 A. M Preaching al
A. M and P. Nd. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at Z o'clock. 4
are welcome to attend these meetings
81 "a,
linen of the University of Delaware
Newark has sent letters to all the loo
contributors to the Memorial Libra
fund, in which he expresses a person
appreciation to them for their ASST.
ance in this impor undertaking, a
their help means much towards helpl
the University to accomplish its hlg
est purposes along educational lines.
An extensive improvement and o
that wins the unanimous approval trt
the public has just been completed
Railroad Avenue. w. Harman Re
nolds has had a cement sidewalk Ii
the full length of his property, and
change adds greatly to the convenien
of the patrons of his business ests
lishment The sidewalk is five and
half feei wide and has a length of nei
ly 2o0 feet. Since the completion
the project much favorable CONNIE
from pedestrians and others, has b Z
heard over the improvement which n
Reynolds planned few weeks ago.
The fraternal orders of Townse
were we'll represented last Sund
evening, when they had occasion to
tend special service at the M.
Church. The Y. w. G. A. which "
recently organized also attended bel
represented by twelve members in
choir, who sang several beautiful sell
tions. Miss Ethelwyn Maloney was
ganist, Mr.. johnson and William Nj
ior were cornetists. Mr.. Douglas c,
ner rendered solo, and addresses W,
made by Miss Herring, National wo
er and Miss Perkins also Natio
worker, after which Rev. G. P. Jol
preached an interesting sermon.
Holly and laurel with other ev
green's are already being gathered
the woodlands of this section to
twined into wreaths and other garlal
for the Yuletide holidays. There !
wealth Of holly berries this year SO t
the festive sprays will be more In
mand than ever, according to deal
who are placing big orders with fal
ers In this part of the State. Plant
of christmas trees by land owners