Milford chronicle., 1940-07-05
FELTON,

Mr.. and Mrs. Hezekiah Master
went to FairvieW, N. j., last week
to attend the funeral Of ]. Hall
Masten, a brother Of the former
which was held on Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Warren is visiting
in Berlin, Md.
Mrs. Walter Hughes. Miss Doro-
thy Heyd with Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Willis, of Milford. spent Wednesday
I of last week with Mrs. Lee Turner
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Margaret H. McVaugh. state
director of the Red Cross, organized
a surgical dressing unit of the Fell
ton Chapter on June rs. Meetings
will be held every Wednesday after
noon in the community hall. The
quota tor FELTON, Is one-tenth of all
the dressings to be made in the
state.
Mrs. Annie Meredith and Miss Ella
Meredith of Wyoming spent Friday
with Mrs. Anna B. Gooden.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Miss Villa Hughes
Newman, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pickering Newman. of Ches-
tert0wn. and William Weleh Gar
butt. son of Mrs. Ira Garbutt and the
late Dir. Garbutt. Of Frederick. The
wedding. which was attended by the
immediate families and friends, took
place on Saturday, June %, in St.
David's p. e. Church in Baltimore.
The bride is well known in FELTON,.
having been a popular member of
the faculty of the FELTON, Public
School during the past four years.
After an extended motor trip
through the South Mr. and Mrs. Gar
butt will make their home in Dover.
Miss Charlotte Sipple has gone to
Rehoboth where she has accepted a !
summer position at the Carlton Ho-
tel.
The annual Christian Citizenship !
meeting OF the w. C. T. U. will be /
held on Monday evening. July s. at
the home of Mrs. Frank Coverdale.
All members and their families are :,
invited to be present.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid
cleared about $50 at the bake held
last Saturday morning.
FELTON, friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph BringhuFst, of QuakertOwn.
Pa, will be Interested to know that
they are receiving congratulations
on the birth Of a daughter. Elizabeth
Ann, born on June "a. There are two
other girls in the family.
On July 8, at $50 o'clock, there 1
will be a baseball game on the
school ground between the married
men and the single men of FELTON,. A
k, 1h nnA 4 .
candy and soft drinks will be sold.
The entire proceeds will go to the
Red Cross for war relief. II stormy /
he game will be played the follow ,
ng evening. Harold Voshell is man !
lger of the married mems team and 1
John Moore. JT., is in charge of the T
Jingle mems team.
According to figures announced by {
?. Allyn Cooch. Jr.. state director of I
he U. S. Bureau of the Census the /
present population Of FELTON, is 440.
FEN years ago the town had 463 peo- n
lie. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Burton and
on Gaylord have moved to the Sip n
lie farm west Of FELTON,.
Frank Kitchens, OF Wilmington. h
pent The weekend here.
Miss Hazel Darrell will havej =
barge of the Home Demonstration =,
'lub meeting at the home Of Mrs. n
L Evelyn Killen on Friday after
oon. July 5. She will show how to
lake the alterations and changes
Thich are often necessary in ready
lade dresses. All members are urg-
to be rvesent
Virgil r. Frazier has been award
prize Of s6 in the National All r
lub falm and home accounting j
lntest r
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eaton spent h
undaY In Richardson Park with a
r. and Mrs. Edward Carney. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright and
iss Marguerite Wright Of Whining 81
n were Sunday visitors at the home N
Mrs. NJ Evelyn Killen and family. cl
Mrs. William Downham and son ~
Wilmington spent last Thursday
lth Mrs Gilbert Meredith. Gu
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Killen were
Rahoboth on Sunday to see the wi
rmsr's mother. Mrs. Emma Killen on
ho is under the care of a nurse.
lille suffering from injuries receiv- In
In q recent fall. Miss Annie Flem- th
8 Is spending some time at the Oc
me OF Mrs. Killen. ly