Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
FELTON,


Mrs. LELAND Creadick and Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Cannan of Upper Mont
clair, N. J., have been spending tn
past two weeks on a motor tril
through the New england State,
and Canada.
Mrs. Sara Stage of Smyrna hal
6een recent guest If Mr.. and Mrs
C. M. Simpler.
Miss Margaret Hurd recently spent
several days in New York and at
tended the Worlds Fair.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie B
Coyerdale, 81 years old, wife oi
Walter Coverdale Of Middletown
were held at the Berry Funeral
Home on Tuesday afternoon. Sep
tember Ia. Mrs. Ccverdale, who had
been in poor health for some time,
died on September IA. In addition to
her husband the deceased Is surviv-
ed by six daughters and two sons,
also the following brothers and sis
ters, Samuel Case of Auburn, N. Y;
Edward Case, and Thomas II. Case
of RehODOth; Robert Case of Chica-
go: Mrs. Della Revell of Olney, Va;
Miss Valeta Case of Baltimore, and
Mrs. LLOYD d. Morrow of FELTON,. In
terment in Barratt's Chapel ceme-
terry.
Mr.. ard Mrs. D. A. Petry, Mrs.
Wesley Eyer, Miss Annie Cow, Miss
Jacqueline Ware, Miss Pauline Min
ner and Fred Cow attended a grange
meeting at Talleyville last Thurs
day evening when Smyrna Grange
rendered the program and presented
tile travelling Bible.
Announcement has been made Of
the wedding Of Miss Margaret B.
Wildman. daughter of the late Hugh
DAVID Wildman and Mrs. Wildman of
Washington, d. c., and E. Alton
HuTd, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
K Hurd, which took place on Sep
tember IA. in the Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church in Washington. The
Ball. Mrs. Harry Mackbee, Organist
of the church. gave a recital before
the ceremony and also played the
wedding music. The couple was at
tended by Mrs. Malcolm HickOx as
matrOn of honor and H. Lee Turner
of Baltimore, as best man. A recep-
tiOn followed the ceremony. The
newly-weds who spent last Wednes-
day and Thursday with the groom's
family here, are now at home in
Oakcrest, Md
Mrs. Cooper Gruwell, Mrs. D. A.
FetTy, Mrs. Benjamin Hughes, Mrs
Hezekiah Masten, Mrs. A. C. Dill,
Mrs. Evelyn Killen. Miss Nellie
and Mrs. Albert Hughes at
tended Achievement Day meeting of
the Home Demonstration Club in
Dover last Thursday. Mrs. Masten
a basic dress, the making
of which was a club project and
Mrs. Killen was awarded a certifi-
cate in the fourth year reading
course.
The following officers were elect
cd last Wednesday evening at a
meeting of the Sunday school board
Assistant Superintendent, c. NJ.
Simpler; secretary, Wanda Keller;
assistant secretary. Marian Jester;
treasurer, Mrs. Benjamin Coverdale;
missionary treasurer, Wanda KellerS
librarian, junior department, Helen
Conley; librarian. senior depart
ment. Ruth Jester; superintendent
beginners department, Mrs. Eliza
beth BTinghurst, assisted by Mrs.
Herman Bradley; superintendent of
the primary department. Mrs. w. H.
Eaton, assisted by Mrs l.. Harring-
ton; junior and intermediate super
o. l.. hastings. assisted by
Mrs H. Masten; superintendent era
die roll, Mrs. l.. Harrington; super
intendent home department, Mrs. |
Edw Sharp; superintendent senior
department, Mrs. Levinia |
Roscoe; superintendent junior mis-
5iOnary department, Mrs. Cooper |
senior department pianist, |
Miss ClIOline Simpler; junior de-
)artment pianist, Mrs. Reed Hughes; |
department pianist, Mrs. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sipple have re-
urned home after spending several
lays in Wilmington. On Thursday Of
asst week they attended the funeral |
,f Mrs. Sipple's sister, Mrs. Annie C.
L ster, which was held in Philadel-
'hia. Mrs. Jester who is survived by
ne daughter, Miss Mary Jester was
former resident of this vicinity,
icing the wife of the late Albert
ester.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morton and
amily of Wilmington spent Sunday
With Mrs. Maude Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bastain and
on of Dover, spent Sunday with rel
tiVes here.
Hrs NarI II,gbos o,d Na;so NaIia |
hughes spent two days last week
rith Mrs. James Hughes and family
ear Port Penn
Mrs. ]. E. Melvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
'lifford Milburne, Miss Margaret
Iurd, Mrs. Brinkley Mackin and
irs. Harry Kelly of the Sara Rebek-
h Lodge went to Elkton last week tOl
bserve degree work put on by the
Lodge there.
The Ladies' Aid Society cleared
bout $25 from the bake held las.
Frank Kitchens 0f Wilmington
pent the weekend here. The Deauti-
III dahlids in the church chancel on
Lnday were presented by Mr.. Hit
Fens whose activities in the local
hurch work are greatly missed.
Miss Julia F. Hurd mas entered the
lass for nurses recently started at
he Milford Memorial Hospital.
Iisses Kathleen Edlsards. Dorothy
and Leon Hubbard have
one 20 Beacon Business College.
Iiss Shirley Sipple. Robert Scha-
niger and Lister Hall, have enter
J the University Of Delaware. All
! these young people are members
the 1910 senior class Of the FELTON,