Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01
FELTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest KilIen with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kfllen, Jr., were
In Lewes on Sunday TO see Mrs. Ed
ward killeu who Is q patient ID the
Beebe Hospital as the result Of a
fall In which she broke an arm.
Mrs. Alvin FARRELL has been spend
ing several days In Wilmington
where she was called because Of the
illness Of her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Cottman.
en-, n. j. spent several days last
week with her father, Rev g. J. Mer-
edith and Mrs. Meredith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van SAINT with
Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Van SAINT and
daughter Of Frederick spent Sunday
with relatives in Baltimore.
Three hundred and sixty persons
wcrc served at the firemen's supper
last Wednesday night. At the time
Of writing the amount Of the pro-
ceede is not known.
Mrs. Nelson Hammond, Mrs. WIN.
Hargadine, Mrs. d. A. Petry, Mrs.
A. C. Dill, Mrs. John F. Moore, Mrs.
Charles Lee Sipple, Mrs. Cooper
Grnwell and Miss Martha Goodwin at
tended a state conference Of the
Federation Of WOmen's Clubs held
in Wilmington last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 7. East spent last
Thursday in Baltimore and Annapo-
lis.
Members Of the local circle of the !
Methodist Church will serve lunch
in the Community Hall on Election I
Day
Edward Tee of Middletown was {
FELTON, visitor on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clifton Roe OF :
East Orange, N. j.. spent the week
end with Mrs. Joseph Reeves and a
Mrs. A. c. Bennett. !
Edrs Hezekiah Masten, Miss Nellie :,
Hughes and Mrs. Herman Bradley y
attended the annual Red Cross lun- :,
,heOn In Wilmington at the Hotel y
luPont last Friday.
The Sarah Rebekah Lodge will =,
lOld a public card party in the \
odge rooms on Saturday evening,
2.
A family dinner in honor of the n
birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Carl
hughes was given at her home here y,
n Sunday. The guests included Mr.. =
nd Mrs. Edward Hughes of Kenton, =,
frs James Hughes, Jr., and chill "'
rem, Mrs. Boone Jester and family, -,
lr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hughes, all n,
Wilmington; Carlton Hughes of te
ort Penn, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 9,
hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hughes -
nd family and Miss Nellie Hughes. h,
Irs. Henry T. Caldwell Of Chesa- =,
cake City was also present. fo
Mrs. John Herring and Miss Mary -
iddle have been spending several h.
ays in Philadelphia. NJ NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gruwell and :"
vO sons of Wilmington spent Sun %
ay with relatives here. -,
Yhe Home Demonstration Club
i'll meet on Friday afternoon, No or
smber /, at the home of Mrs. ID. A. n
atry. The subject Pattern Rec A.,
Always a Substitute"
i'll be discussed by Miss Hazel Dar- od
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Mrs. Gillis Brittingham and Mrs. -;
Velyn Killen attended a state 10.
Getting Of the Home Demonstration
ubs in Dover last Thursday. thi
The Avon Club met as usual on w,
ednCsday with a program on In ~,
irrational Relations prepared, by 81
rs. Lavinia Roscoe. assisted by Mrs.
le Sipple. Mrs. Cooper Gruwell Al,
Oke briefly on the subject, what a.,
Consider the Most Essential Quail 81
cations Of Good Citizenship" This NJ
IS followed by a comparison of NJ.
tiers views on citizenship and Va
rist's sermon on the Mount. Mrs.
aries Sipple read a paper rs ui
ristian Citizenship Incompatible ~, ~
tn Military Service?" This was l
lowed by an open discussion Of hoo
ether sympathetic understand mi,
of problems and viewpoints of 4
citizens Of other countries is ,,o
ely to detract or add to the pa a'lS
)tism Of the q. S. Of A. A quiz:
Ow well do you know the U. S. @
" closed the program. On Novem-
the subject viii be "Educa-