Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
FELTON,

The FELTON, High School senior
class will present the annual play
Zone Mad Night on Friday even
ing. April 5, in the school auditor
ium.
Mrs Norman jackson and daugh-
ter Mary Ann. have returned from
| Wilmington after a visit of several
days with relatives.
Over $50 persons were served at
the supper given by the FELTON, Com
munity Fire Company in the Com
munity Hail last Thursday evening.
At the time of writing the final pro-
ceeds are not known.
Mrs. Wilbur Kelly has been Wis
iting in Wilmington and Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Gillis Brittingham and Mrs,
Elizabeth BringhuTst attended the
held in Greenwood on Wednesday of
last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fitchett
and son David and Mrs. Martha ID.
Friedel moved on Saturday to Mil
ford. where they will make their
future home. Dr. Fitchett has re-
signed from the position with the
State Board OF Health and will re-
sumo his private practice in NIL
ford
The Home Demonstration Club
will meet on Friday afternoon. April
5. at the home of Mrs. Hezekiah Mas
ten. The subject will be Left Overs
That Ring the Bell"
Mrs. Minnie Cubbage spent the
weekend in Harrington with her
daughter. Mrs. Herman Brown.
! Students from the Delaware
School of Music, Wilmington, pre-
sented by W. c. Woods. furnished the
pI ogram before the Avon Club mem-
hers and friends last Wednesday
with Mrs. Norman Burton and Mrs
Il. T. East as cO-chairmen. The fol-
lowing numbers were given:
intermeZzO .......---....-. branms
Salse .......... LeVitsky
Jack Barker. pianist
ROndin0 .......--...,.... kreiSler
SchOen IlOS Mann ...-. kreisler
Jack Wilkie. VlOlinist
Thy Beaming Eyes. 49,. MaeDOwell
Sylvia ............ Speaks
49, fe-AA-~-N ~~1f- f~cAAA
Jean Reeves. soprano
Hunting Song ..... Mendelssohn
Eileen Gasser, pianist
On Wednesday afternoon. April 10.
the Avon Club will go to Riaing Sun
to present the program In a reciprO-
city meeting with the Community
Club there.
Funeral services for John d. Eat
Oh, sc years old. who died at his
home here on March % after a long
illness were held ON Wednesday af-
ternOOn. March q. at the Berry Flu
I eral Home Rev. AshwOrth Burslem,
a former minister of the FELTON, Pres
byterian Church. had charge of the
services with interment at Hickory
Grove cemetery near ST. Georges. |
Mr.. Eaton. husband of the late Mary
Elizabeth Eaton. is survived by the
following children, w. Harry Eaton !
of FELTON,; Mrs. Leroy Lynch, of Mil
ton: Mrs. Brinkley Macklin and |
Miss Elma Eaton. of FELTON,: one
brother, Frank C. Eaton, of Wealth
erfOrd, Texas. also survives. MIR.
Eaton was a prominent citizen of the
having conducted a store
here for more than so years He was
a man of friendly and genial dispO
sitiOn and by his honest and kindly
business dealings attracted many
friends who regret his passing.
The morning services at the Meth
Odist Church on Sunday morning
we're In charge of Edwin Cassons OF
Viola. Rev. Willard Everett. who has
been seriously i'll. is somewhat inn
proved at this time
Miss Charlotte. Sipple and Miss
Elizabeth Southland from the WO-
mems College. Newark. spent the
spring vacation al their homes last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kent entertain
ed a number OF young people at their
home last Friday evening in honor
Of Miss Mildred Kent and Robert
who have been spending
their vacation here.
A Pomona official visit win be held
1t Trophy Grange Hall on Monday
evening, April s. II is hoped that this
meeting will be nrgely attended by
members Of the organization. officers
d the Kent Pomona Grange are H.
e Coverdale, Camden. master: Mrs. n
John NJ. Roe. Dover. lecturer; ]. F.
Rice. FELTON,, treasurer; Mrs. Robert i
4. Greenlee, FELTON,, secretary.
Mrs. Ola Birmingham. Mrs. Nelson
hammond, Miss Nellie Hughes and
Isrs Christine d. Edwards are among
hose from this community who have
leen appointed Kent county enum- I
,rators for the national census. II
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Afiilbnrne.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Keller. Mrs.
Alvin farrell, Mrs. J. T. Melvin, Mrs.