Middletown transcript., 1922-11-04
TOWNSEND

Richard Hodgson and wife spent
Wednesday In Wilmington.
Misses Estella and Anna vanDyke
spent Tuesday in Wilmington.
Warner Price, and wife, of Smyrna,
visited l.. L. Maloney and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Townsend has returned
home, after a weeks visit in Whining
ton.
Miss Bessie Collins entertained Miss
Lena Stats, of Wilmington, last Sum-
day.
Professor Wiley went to Laurel, and
remained at his home from Friday until
Sunday.
Mrs. l.. L. Maloney and Mrs. W. A.
Scott spent Tuesday with friends in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Levi Lattomus and Miss Ethel
wyn j. Ma,oney spent Wednesday in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds and daughter,
ni;,iIsbs;. Miss Helen Reynolds spent Tuesday in
Daniel H. Jones and wife, and Mrs.
Walter Morgan motored to Dover one
day last week.
Miss Elizabeth Maloney spent the
week end with Miss Florence Martin
in Wilmington.
George P. Collins, of Wilmington,
visited his father, John P. Collins and
family, Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Knots spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. John Daw-
son, at Cheswold.
John P. Collins spent part of last
week with his boyhood chum, George
Warren. in Wilmington.
Clarence S. Collins and family, of
Kirkwood, spent last Sunday with his
father, John P. Collins.
Stockton Townsend, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Howard Townsend and wife.
Mrs. R. R. Reynolds, Mrs. W. P.
Wilson and Mrs. c. l.. Shockley were
Philadelphia visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Fennemore is spending
week with her sisters, Mrs. Benjamin
West and Mrs. Clarence Hutchison.
Walter Morgan and wife enjoyed q
motor trip to Philadelphia on Friday
morning and returned on Saturday af.
ternoon.
The Parent-Teachers Association at &
recent meeting voted to raise $25 dur
ing the coming year as a contribution
to the University Memorial Library.
Miss Naomi Hardister motored t.
Philadelphia with her uncle, William
Clark and family, of Dover, and spen
the weekend with Frank Gallon ant
family.
John Townsend and wife had as Sun
day guests Mr.. Hubbard and wife, an,
Mrs. Kannagy. of Richardson Park
oil al
spent part of this week with them.
The Daughters of America will hav
their lunch counter in the Dickinso
garage, near the corner of Main stree
and Railroad avenue on election day an
expect to serve oyster stews, sand
wiches, coffee, rolls and pie.
Mrs. Leon Buckson accompanied he
husband to the Medico-Chi Hospital
Philadelphia. last week where he under
went an operation for appendicitis. Re
ports from the hospital are to the effec
that he is getting along as well as ca
be expected.
The Parent Teachers Associatio
gave poultry and oyster supper o
Thursday evening. and at a bushes
meeting at the home of Mrs. Waite
Lee on Saturday evening, they foun
tuc supper Hdu ClehTeu tHtHi ToU, WulC
will be used to make an addition of G
volumes to the school library.
The Parent-Teachers Associatio
have already enrolled so members fo
the present school year, and are plar
ming to present their series of six pre-
grams provided by the State Associ;
tion. The first of the series will b
given November 14th. All member
and friends are urged to be present.
The memorial library which is to b
built on the campus at the Universit
of Delaware, to be paid for by populs
subscriptions, received good suppol
here, the solicitors having made GOO
collections toward the raising of th
fund and those aiding as solicitors
the drive were: Mrs Richard Hodgsor
Mrs. R. R. Reynolds and Wilson Latte
mus in town, and in the country wer,
Mrs. Russell Townsend, Mrs. H.
Mcdowell and Mrs. Cora Heinolt
Riley Watson furnished the car for Al
poquinimink hundred.