Milford chronicle., 1932-02-12
FELTON,

t Mrs. Elizabeth Bringhurst, Mrs
= Alfred Dill and Mrs. Cooper Cru
: well recently attended the State w
; c. T. U. Institute, held in Dover.
= Mr.. and Mrs. John Carson, Eliza
beth Carson and son, elson, were the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Lyons
/ on Sunday, near Harrington. They
r were glad to find their son Clifford
/. slowly improving after undergoing
Il very serious operation at the Mil
ford Hospital. He has returned from
the hospital and is at home but is
still confined to his bed most of the
time. We hope he will still continue
to improve.
Mrs. Anna Sharp and son Charles
have returned from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry RentZ at Whining
ton.
Peter Warren was given surprise
on Sunday evening by his daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bright arrived ON Sunday evening,
bringing with them Il large freezer
Of ice cream ana cake which was
served to those present, who were:
MIH and Mrs. Alex Wyatt, Mrs. Mil
dred BOstic, Clarence Wyatt, Nor
man Wyatt and Wilson Wyatt. All
spent a very pleasant evening and
Mr. Warren also enjoyed the evening.
] The occasion being his birthday
The friends and relatives were
shocked to learn of the death of Mrs.
jamie Bullock, of Denton, Md. She
was only i'll Il few hours. She was a
good woman, a kind neighbOr. and 4
/ loving wife and mother. Mrs. Bull
/ lock was member of the holiness
Church at Denton and loved its good
work She will be greatly missed in
4 the Christian work. She leaves Il
/ husband and five children, four sons
and one daughter Funeral services
were held on Monday afternoon in
the Holiness Church with inierment
at Denton cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Baynum, of
Wilmington. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Harrington on Sun
day. His friends here are glad to
see he is able TO be out again.
Mrs. Mary p. Carlisle, James Car
lisle, Mrs Mary Wyatt Mrs. Mildred
Rostic and Clarence Wyatt attended
the funeral of Mrs. jamie Bullock at
Denton on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Bullock WAS sister of Mrs. Mary =.
Carlisle.
Miss Anna Rringhurst, who has
been i'll at her home here, is able
to return to her work as student
nurse in the Milford Emergency
Hospital.
The many friends of Miss Laura
Fox were sorry to learn of her death :
on Friday, February 5th. She had |
been i'll for some time and confined
to her bed for several days. She re- ,
sided with her brother, one mile !
north of FELTON,. She had gained '
large circle OF friends and was well
liked by all who knew her. Her
funeral services were held on Mon )
day afternoon at o'clock in charge :,
of Rev. Caldwell, with interment at
Silver Lake cemetery, at Dover.
FELTON, School Band Concert
The second annual concert by the
FELTON, School Band will be held in !
the school auditorium on Tuesday !
evening, February 16, at 1880. This
concert is the second under the di- ,
rection of John w. MacFaddin of
Dover, who is also instrumental tea
cher in the Dover Public Schools.
Mr.. MacFaddine promises one Of
the most interesting evenings yet
spent at a school instrumental mu-
sic concert in Delaware. The pro-
gram for the evening will be made
up of various small instrumental
ensembles and band numbers. The
music this year is the most advance
ed yet used in the programs and !
will furnish the patron with many
pleasant minutes and entertainment.
The members of the band are
working hard to get the prize of two
dollars and a half which will be
given to the member of the band
selling the most tickets for the con-
cert. The attendance is expected to-
be above that of last year and tick
cts may be had from the school or
any member of the band.
The program for the concert is as
follows:
ACTIVITY, March; (b) Endear-
ing Young Charms, Baritone Duet.
II-Ambition, Overture; (b) Play
ing in the Sunshine, Woodwind and ..
String Ensemble. !
IlI-(M Whispering Hope; %
Air, Clarinet En-
semble.
IV-Proiect, March
V-(a) Old Black Joe, Mellophone
Duet; 90 Now the Day Is Over,
Second Cornet Ensemble.
VI-Chalma. Waltz. T.
VllI-Mutual, March.
VGII-Auld Lang Syne. First Year
Comets. q.
The roster of the band includes =
many of the leaders of the school in
other activities. The cOrnets are y
Blanche Goodwin, Sara Case, Virgil
farrell, Christine Dill, William Will -
ion, Smith Sapp and Roger Pinder. -
rhe first year cornets and tenor
lOrn are Bruce Frazer Virgil Fra 9
.er, Ralph Bradley, Kenneth Grant. n
Riley MelvOn; alto horns.
Hubert Richter, Robert Creadick; f; I,
rombones, Ronald Morrow. James /,
Horace Edwards; clari- Il
lets, Rosalie Freidel. Ann BOstick, N
Norris Simpler, Harry Cats, Oliver
saXophones, Margaret &.
smith, Gardner Kersey; violin, Rob e
1T Carpenter. s,
AnAREc CDnCC pAAnC lO