Milford chronicle., 1938-10-14
FELTON,

MISS ftdl6l 11uButS udb ISLuIHCu
from a trip to Boston, Niagara Falls,
Toronto. Montreal. Quebec and other
points of interest.
Mrs. Joseph Glacken has returned
home from the Milford Memorial
Hospital.
The members of the state official
board of the w. C. T. U. were dinner
guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Bringhurst
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Camperson of Wilmington has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. E.
w. Henvis, at the NJ. E. parsonage.
Mrs. Alfred Dill is a patient in the
Kent General Hospital where she I'M
derwent an operation on Tuesday OF
last week.
Mrs. Laura Cubbage is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Cubbage at Willow
Grove.
The Home Demonstration Club met
last Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Hezekiah Masten. Mrs. BenJa-
min Hughes and Mrs. d. A. Petry
gave reports of the Achievement
Day" meeting recently held in Dover
Miss Pearl Mcdonald of Newark was
the speaker, with THE Business
Center in the Home" as her subject,
Mrs. Willard Jones held a sale last
Saturday, and will make her future
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones
near Viola. Louder Harrington pur-
chased the house and after altera-
tions, will move there with his family
Mrs. Charles Lee Supple, Mrs. D. A.
Petry and Miss Nellie Hughes at
tended the executive board meeting
of the State Federation of Clubs held
in Dover last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Turner OF
Fair Haven, n j.. were week end
guests of her father. Rev. Gilbert
Meredith and Mrs. Meredith.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Lee Turner and son,
of Baltimore, were guests of Mrs.
Walter Hughes on Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Agnew and son with
Mrs. Paul LayfieId of Philadelphia,
and Miss Mary Kemble of Haddon-
field, ". j., were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lynch on Saturday.
The subject of the meeting of the
Trophy Grange on Monday evening
was Future in Farming" The fol-
lowing program was given: Changes
in Agriculture" Allen Biggs; plans
for Getting Higher Returns in the
Future" ]. F. Rice; The Prospects
for Farm Youth G. ]. Meredith and
Rudolph Marincel; THE Ideal Home
of Tomorrow" Mrs. D. A. Petry;
ways of Making Country Life More
Enjoyable" Mrs. Joseph Steward;
Reading. "As 1t Will Be-" Mrs. r. Fl.
Greenlee; chorus. by Younger Pa
irons. I'VE are the Grange of the
Future"
Mrs. Robert H. Greenlee was given
a surprise party by friends last week
in honor of her birthday anniver-
sary.
Miss Nellie Hughes has been ap-
pointed chairman of the FELTON, COM
mittee which will make plans for OBJ
of National American Art
Week" Nov. 1t. She is assisted by
Mrs. William Bradley, Mrs. D. A.
Petry and Mrs. Edmund Harrington.
There will be a general exhibit dur
ing the week of painting, glassware,
needle point. weaving and pottery.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. C. Henvis, local !
artist, will display her work.
Mrs. Margaret Warren left last |
Friday for Avondale Estates, Ca, to 1
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Ferdinand Katzback.
The first fall meeting of the Avon /
Club will be held on Oct. 18th. The
calendar for the year has
been announced:
Oct. 19-Federation EchOes-Mrs.
Nelson Hammond. Mrs. William Har-
yadine.
Oct. 26-Bible Day-Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. o. l.. Hastings.
Nov. covered Dish Luncheon
Committee.
Nov. -Education--Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. John Hargadine.
Nov. 16-American Homes-Mrs.
:. l.. Fitchett, Mrs. R. W. Mac Fad
len.
Nov. 23-Thanksgiving.
Nov. O--Health-Mrs. C. NJ. Simp-
err. Mrs. John Jester.
Dec. delaware Day-Mrs. d. A.
'etry, Mrs. Harry Granville.
Dec. 14-International Relations
lrs. Lavinia Roscoe, Mrs. Martha
'riedel.
Dec. Christmas Party-Miss
lellie Hughes, Mrs. Hezekiah Mas
en-.
Jan. 4-Sunshine Sisters Party
Hiss Marion Breck. Mrs. d. A. Petry.
Jan. 11-Literature- George
Iering, Mrs. Edgar Killen.
Jan. 1S-Public Welfare-Mrs. T.
!. Case, Mrs. Ashton Jester.
Jan. 25-American Citizenship
frs. A. C. Dill. Mrs. Walter Moore.
Feb. motion Pictures-M AL
red Nutter, Mrs. John Hargadine.
Feb. S-Art-Mrs. William Brad I
sy, Mrs. Irma Hammond.
Feb. 15-VaIentine Party-Mrs.
aurence Keller, Mrs. Herman Brad !