Milford chronicle., 1938-06-24
FELTON,

tient in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital.
Mrs. Mary Cubbage Chase, fron
Ohio, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Cubbage.
The Girl Scouts will hold a bak
in the community house on Satur
day morning, June 25.
Mrs. Norman Burton and sol
Gaylord, have been spending severa
days in RehOboth with Mrs. ROLAND
Deifenderfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper GruWell, will
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gruwell AND
son, from Wilmington, have returned
from motor trip during which they
visited Virginia Beach, Williamsburg
Richmond. Elizabeth City, N. C..
Washington, d. c., and other places
of interest enrOute.
Mrs. Edmund Harrington is visit
ing relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. V. M. Long of Selbyville spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Petry.
Mrs. James Walker, Miss Rec
Shaffner and Norris Shaffner, Jr. of
HamortOn, Pa, were week end
guests of Mrs. George Herring.
Mrs. Lydia Smith, who has been
spending several weeks with her
niece, Mrs. Walter Moore, has re-
turned to her home in Wilmington.
Rev. and Mrs. John Parker of
Tangier Island, Va, were FELTON, Wis
itOrs last Thursday.
Mr.. Charles Oneal is a patient in
the Milford Memorial Hospital, haV-
ing had an operation for appendicitis.
Robert .Schabinger, Raymond Dill.
Bruce Frazier, Richard Adams and
Glenn Frazier were among those
from this vicinity who attended the
Boys and Girls All Short Course
held at the University of Delaware
last week.
d. Leigh Colvin of New York, rep
resentatiVe of "The New Crusade for |
National Prohibition" and Miss May
Mackin of Germantown, Pa, ma
tional organizer, were speakers IN
the M. E. Church last Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Nellie Hughes. Mrs. Maude
REYNOLDS and Miss LeOra Kent at
tended the wedding of Rev. Elliott
Field and Miss Elizabeth Station
which took place last Saturday al ]
ternoon in Drawers Church, near
Odessa. Rev. Field was a former
minister in the FELTON, Presbyterian ,
Church ,
The Daily Vacation Bible School I.
opened last Monday morning ana
will continue all next week. Par-
ents are urged to send their children \
tn the sessions which are held i'll the
morning. Next Sunday morning, June
z6th. everyone is invited to attend
sneciaI service in honor of those OF
onr community who have reached or
passed the age of "three-score years {
and ten"
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Masten OF
Fairfield, n. j.. have been recent I
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hezeklah
Masten. .,,. ;
Mrs. Frank COverdale, Miss Lillian
Coverdale and Ernest COverdale
have returned from trip through ,,
Virginia during which they attended
the commencement at Blackstone
College. Blackstone, Va ana also
visited Luray Caverns and took the
trip over Skyline Drive. -
Capt. ZebHlOn Hopkins, U. ). AVA
ton Corps, from Chicago was
snest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Outten
last Saturday. Captain Hopkins has I
been transferred to San Diego. Call c
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. George Derr OF Phil =
,delphia. were guests of Mrs. Clinton n
Bennett on Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Case and son OF !
Md. visited Miss Vlr- u
,inia Case on Sunday. .
Miss Leora Kent is spending TINS "
week with relatives in Cape May =
I. j. s, "
Mrs. William Parsons of Seaford,
Dent last Friday with her parents. Il
Ir. and Mrs. Alfred Dill. d
The Home Demonstration CluD' v
nth Miss Ruth Minturn as speaker m
iii meet at the home of Mrs. Ben n
,min Hughes on Friday afternoon &
uly l. NJ,
Mrs. John Herring. Miss Mary Bid NJ
lie and Mrs. Mary AbercromDie =
pent Tuesday of last week in Will Al
lington. al
Mrs. May Keare, who has been -
isiting her cousin, Mrs. Harry Eaton D.
as returned to her home in Chester, "
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William ElliasOn, Jr., of Richard n
On Park, is visiting his grandpar- L
nts. Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullen.
DIR. l.. C. Fisher, who is taking h
are of DR.. Fitchett's practise this il
lnnth. entertained his parents, OF 81
Pa. last week. tC