Milford chronicle., 1933-02-17
FELTON,

The chimney fire at the home OF
Clarence Voshell on Sunday caused
! qnte, an, excitement. for. a while,
as the wind was blowing great
gale. The Harrington. fire company
was called, They got 1t out before
any further damage, was done.,
The revival meetings, both at our
church and hall, closed on. Sunday.
February. 9Th, ....s..s... s.+ ..s
A very sad fire broke out at the
home OF, Harold Schabinger on. Sat-
nrday night about II o'clock the at
tic being In blaze when the flre was
discovered. The Harrington fire
company was called but the fire
could mot. be checked. The house
was, burned to the ground, but they
were able to save quite q lot of the
furniture.
Mr., and d, Mrs. Wilmer. Johnson
have charge of the Slaughter flllng
station and we hope them success.
Mrs. Raymond Alexander and
daughter, Sara, of Milford, were the
guest OF. Mr.. and Mrs. John Carson
on Sunday. - ..A,. i, e.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Delong were
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney De-
long on Sunday. ..,..'.,t, .-,,
4, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Kiilen, of
Milford, was the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Alex Wyatt on Sunday
Elizabeth Carson has been, con-
fined to her home for the. past week
with q cold.
Mrs. Rachel Clark, of Dover, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Chas
Carlisle, on Sunday.
Paul Killen, Mrs. Ira Killen, Miss
Hazel Law. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Carter was the guests. of Mrs. Ina
Dill, Of Wilmington, last week, who
has been in poor health. ,-........,.
Clarence Carson and friend. Net
tie Carroll. of near Wilmington, were
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Mildred
BOstic, last week. 4
Peter Warren entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Swain, of Denton, Md,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Bright,
Of near Masten, on Wednesday even
ing, Feb. Sth, the, occasion being his
A pleasant evening was
spent. After refTeshment were sery-
cd they departed, Wishing their faith
err many more happy birthdays.
We are sorry to state that Mrs.
Roy Jackson, who has been on the
sick list for the past six weeks, is
not much improved. Her friends |
md relatives here are hoping to |
soon. hear of her, Improvement. go,
Nelson Hill has been confined to !
lis home for the past two weeks
with a cold . s,.,.
Mrs. Raymond Morris, chairman
II reciprocity OF the Selbyvlile Club.
lad charge of. the program Of the
celtOn, Avon Club on Wednesday,
FEB. Sth. The. club was called to
Jrder by the president, Mrs. Petry,
Who extended greetings to the mem
lers Of the Selbyville Club, about
IS in number. Response to the
was given by Mrs. W. M.
4Ong, president of the visiting
lub. Mrs. Morris then announced
he program as follows: Song by
,horalj Club of eight voices, Spring
and "Will o. The Wisp",
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
lester Dunn. =, A playlet in two
Genes by three of the. members. Be
ween the scenes, Miss Margaret
itockton gave two vocal solos, en-
tiled. "Ho Mr.. Piper" and big
brown Bear, The club chorus
hen sang, "Come Where the Lilies
Iloom'' and "Rockin' in the Wind"
lie program was greatly enjoyed.
consisting of ice
ream. cake and coffee were served
lille a social period followed. On
eb. 18th. Mrs. Charles l.. Sipple.
ssisted by Miss Ada, Warren, will
ave charge. of the program, which
ill be in Observance of the birth
ay of Abraham Lincoln.