Middletown transcript., 1922-06-10
ODESSA

Leslie morgan visited relatives in Will
mington last week.
Mrs. Neal Whitlock, of New Castle,
visited her sister, Mrs. Andrew West,
last week.
Mrs. Sudler Wallace and children are
spending this week with her parents at
Wilmington.
Duval Rhodes and wife are spending
this week with his parents. George E.
Rhodes and wife.
Rev. Robert Hodgson, wife and
daughter, spent Monday with his par
ents, near FELTON,.
| Raymond Beck and wife, of Camden,
N. j.. have been visiting her parents,
A. Wilson and wife.
Mrs. Sproul and daughter, of Will
mington. are guests of Mrs. William
Little at the Manse.
Mrs. Franz Meynen and daughter, of
Altoona. Pa, are visiting her parents,
l. G. Webb and wife.
Mrs. Elizabeth Long is spending
sometime with Mrs. Chas. Armstrong,
near Kennett Square.
| Elwood Griffenberg and family and
Mrs. Anna Folks, of Wilmington, were
visitors in town on Sunday.
Il Raymond Cummins and wife, of
Dover, spent Sunday with her parents,
George w. Davis and wife.
Jacob Reed and family have been
visiting relatives at Cumberland
Valley, near Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. e. H. Derrickson and daughter
Miss Myrtle, and Leland Brown
were Dover visitors on Monday.
Friendship M. e. Church will hold
their annual Children's Day service on
Sunday evening next, June 1lth.
Frank Day and wife, and Frank Day,
Jr.. wife and son, of Baltimore, Md,
visited Mrs. David Thornton last week.
The monthly meeting of the Home
and Foreign Missionary Society will be
5 held at the Parsonage on Wednesday
evening, June 14th.
The Children's Day service at St.
, Paul's M. E. Church has been post
pond indefinitely, owing to the illness
j of some of the members.
John Cullen and wife, Miss Addie
Luton and Harry Crook and wife, OF
n Chester, Pa. were visitors at the home
: of Miss Ella Rhodes on Sunday.
Harry Lightcap, wife and son, Of
+ Wilmington, Mrs. Thomas Trice, Of
J. Concord, Md, and Miss Elizabeth Tay
lor of Elkton, Md, were guests OF
Fl Miss Mary Lightcap on Sunday.
I'll l. l. Lenderman and wife, of Gordon
Heights, F. f. French and wife, o.
Philadelphia, c. W. Porter and wifi,
Fl and Mrs. w. A. Dixon, of Wilmington
e were Sunday guests of Mrs. Lugen'
l. Eccles.
d Rev. Robert Hodgson and Mrs. Hodg
son entertained the eighth grade at tn
J. M. E. Parsonage on Tuesday evening
p Miss Lillian Aker and Miss Ada M
n Scott, of Middletown, were ais
ID | present.
u The Odessa base ball team visite
; Taylors Bridge on Saturday last an
70 played the team there, the score bein
N 10 to in favor of Odessa The gam
X was called after the fourth inning ow
~ ing to the rain.
Mrs. K. NJ. Krum, Miss Katie Krum
,r Mrs. Wilson Marstella. benjamin Diest
II wife and son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. House
~ Stanley House, and Miss Viola Hous
r OF Philadelphia. were guests of Mrs
re John Heldmyer on Sunday.
Harry jefferson and wife. of Chester
le ! town, Md, Mrs. Irwin Barwick, O
20 Baltimore, Miss Elizabeth Barwick, o
At Fayetteville, S. c., and d. G. Rose an
re family, of New ark, were guests o
D. Mrs. 0. C. Stevens on Sunday.
William r. Tucker and wife, Lam
,f bert Clark and wife, Lamont McClar
SIS igan and wife, Thomas Rooney an
o. wife, Howard d. Rhodes and wife an
~ Richard Rhodes and wife of Wilmington
were guests of Mr.. George E. Rhode
to and wife on Sunday.
AZ Owing to repairs being made to 81
40 Paul's M. E. Church, the Children
e. Day exercises which have been ar
lie nounced for next Sunday night, hav
IL been postponed until later date, du
Vi notice of which will be given. TIL
" Sunday School and Church services wi
er be held in the lower room until the rt
le pairs to the upper room are completed
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