Milford chronicle., 1939-03-24
FELTON,

Mrs. Arthur Jones was q guest of
her sister, Mrs. Edward Scott in
Massey, Md, on Monday of last
week.
Yhe members of Trophy Grange
were guests Of the grange in Har-
rington on Monday evening. The pro-
gram was furnished by the Capitol
Grange of Dover.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bringhurst has re-
turned home after spending several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bringhurst in Quakertown, Pa.
Mrs. Clarence Case and son of
Centreville, Md, have been recent
guests of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hammond en-
tertained large group of friends at
a bridge party last Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Madalyn Carter has been a
patient in the Methodist Hospital, /
Philadelphia, where she has been re-
ceiving treatment.
The Rising Sun Community Club
presented a st. Patrick's Day pro-
gram at the meeting of the Avon
Club last week. Mrs. Francis Hall
was chairman and announced the
following program:
Five Minutes of Irish History"
Mrs. Dorothy Richardson.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Lillian MacIl-
vaine.
Reading. From the Rocky Road TO
Dublin" Mrs. Frances Green.
Recitation, Miss Caroline Morse.
Piano solo Mrs f. OuilIen
Reading, Irish Poem, Mrs. Frances '
Hall.
Contest, Stump the Experts"
Mrs. Walter Barrett. Kent county l
vice president, and Mrs. F. B. Short.
director from the New Century Club
of Milford, brought greetings. A mu- q
sical program in charge of Mrs. Nor
man Burton and Mrs. B. T. East will
be given ON March 29.
Funeral services for Mrs. Merrel
da J. Killen. age SO years. wife of
the late William 5. Killen, were held G
on Wednesday afternoon. March Is, s
at the Berry Funeral Home. Mrs. II
Killen died on March 70. at the home
of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 81
and Mrs. Edward Scott, in Massey, NJ
Md, having never fully recovered
from the effects of fall several Ct
months ago i'll which she broke a al
hip In addition to her son, Mrs. Kill NJ
len is also survived by a grandson, 81
Earl Scott of Massey. Md. The SER
vices were in charge of Rev. A. Bur- W
slem of St. Georges. with interment IN
in Barratt's Chapel cemetery. ii
Mr. and Mrs. Ola Birmingham gave
a party last Friday evening for their III III
daughter, Frances, the occasion be- "a y.
ing her 18th birthday. g, Si
Six persons were received into n
full membership at the services last ~;
Sunday morning at the NJ. f. Church. h,
The collection for the year for the IT
FELTON, Church was reported to be 81
paid in full. There will be no SER M
vice next Sunday. March 26. as Rev. Nv
E. w. Henvis will be attending con- TO
ference in Wilmington. ch
Samuel Shuts of Wayne. Pa. has oh
been a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lynch. WI
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barton of a
New York have bought the property an
on East High street which belonged IN
to Mrs. Mary Lewis and will move Oh
there in the near future. Mr.. and ha
Mrs. Barton have been visiting Mr.. In
and Mrs. w. B. Macklin for several pa
days. Ie W
Miss Rosalie Friedel and Miss JAN gI'
Ice Eaton of Wilmington spent the Ie'
weekend with relatives here. VIZ We
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan McMullen of Cil Ca
Perryville. Md, are receiving con- , i",
on the birth of a son h.,
ast week. Mrs. McAlullen was the do
ormer Miss Thelma Taylor, daugh- oh
er of Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morrow spent IN,
he weekend in Philadelphia with sti
.Ir. and Mrs. ]. l. MacKrell and FAM 81
ly. ia
Mrs. NJ Evelyn Killen is in Will liv
nington where she is attending the is
SESSIONS of the annual conference as an
ay delegate from the FELTON, NJ. L. wi
'hurch. on
Relatives from this vicinity at sh
ended the funeral services for Mrs. ori
aura Longfellow, so years Old, tel
which were held at her home in WI
Md, last Saturday az 'h'
ernoon Mrs. Longfelow who died wa wa
t her home on March Is. after Id
lingering illness was the daughter of ,.i' ris
he late James w. and Isabella vi, w
smith, former residents of this To- WI WI
ality. Mrs. Anna Gooden of FELTON, A.
S sister of the deceased. nm
Miss Hazel Hughes spent Satur- hrr
ay in Philadelphia, FIN
The Ladies' Aid cleared 500 at the da,
AXE held last Saturday morning BaI
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Galloway and 10y
on Paul were guests of Mr.. and VI.
Irs. Joseph Galloway. near Hous- '
on, last Sunday. at
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ADAMS X ROADS ais, ago