Milford chronicle., 1940-01-26
FELToN

Mrs L.nther Robbins. Of Freder-
lea spent several dags last week
witll relatives here.
Mrs. Samuel Creadick or Harring-
ton, Is spending some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Grover Dill and fam
ily.
Mrs s. n southard has been Wis
lting ii Shelitown, Nd
Relatives from Felfon attended the
funeral Of Mrs Annie Hughes Goo
Gen, held last Friday afternoon at
the Boyer Funeral Home in Har-
rington Interment Ia the Greensboro
cemetery. Mrs. Go0dsn. wife Of the
laie Daniel Gooden. died at the home
cf ner son. Harvey. al Marshallton.
She H. also survived by another son,
Alex GoOden, Of Wyoming: a sister,
Mrs NJ Harrington. of Harrington,
and two brothers. Henry Hughes. Of
Denton, Nd, and William Hughes OF
FELTON,.
A program on Safety" was Civ
en- at the Avon Club meeting last
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Heze-
kiah Masten and Mrs. Harry Dill
were in charge Readings on the sub
ject were given Dy members. Several
instrumental numbers we're render
ed BY Misses Isabelle and Laura
on the violin and cornet
with Mrs. B. 7. East at the piano. On
January 81, the subject will be Am
erican Citizenship" in charge Of
Mrs. A. C. Dill and Mrs Walter
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hargadine en-
their card club at dinner
followed by bridge last Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lynch were
guests at a turkey dinner given last
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lynch az Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Deifenderfer
and son Roland. Jr.. of Wilmington.
we're guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Sippie over the weekend.
The FELTON, Community Fire Com
lany held q very successful party In
he school auditorium last Thursday
.yening. Bridge. five hundred. Chi
lese checkers and bingo were en-
Dyed by those present The pro-
,eeds will be used to buy equipment. !
rhe firemen have appointed a COM
nittee which is making a hOuse-tO-
leuse canvas In an effort to collect 1
infiicient funds TO buy hose and other
Equipment needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dill entertain
d family dinner party last Sun
lay IN honor of their daughter, Mrs.
East, of Dover, who cele-
rated her birthday anniversary. In
dditiOn 10 Mr.. and Mrs. East, Mr.
nd Mrs. William Parsons of Sea-
ord were present
There was a good attendance at
he Trophy Grange meeting on jan
ary IS, when Prof. Wilbur Jump of Il
lOustOn. gave talk on Sereeea
.esDedeZa, in which there was much
for farmers interested
c this crop. Last Monday evening,
mith Roland and Elmer Roland had
haFge Of a program on Poultry |;
Mrs. Robert Greenlee, Mrs. Gillis
Mrs Benjamin Cover
ale, Mrs. Elizabeth Bringhurst, Mrs.
ieorge Herring, Mrs. Minnie Cubbage,
srs Cooper GruwelI and Rev. VIII
nd Everett attended the Kent
onaty W. C. T. L. institute held in
wyoming last Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bringhurst left last
ionday to attend the conference on
ie Cause and Cure of War, held this
eek in Washington, ID. c.
There are many people on the sick :
81 due to the epidemic of colds and
rippe The Sarah Rebekah Lodge
ishes again to call attention to the
lcl that the organization has hot
ater bottles. ice caps and bed pans
bfch are to be loaned 10 anyone
ho has need Of these articles They
ay be borrowed from Mrs J. l..
e.vin.
A public card party will be held
the /. o. o. F. Hall on Satur-
iy evening, January q. Bridge. five
lndred and Chinese checkers will
, played. Prizes viii be given and
served.
Mrs Lillian Harrington has been
,nlined TO her home near town by
lness for several days. Miss Ruth
AN Moore from Harrington has
sen substituting for her in the pub
2 schoOl.
Misa Anna Belle Carey who has
,en spending several weeks with
n parents, Mr. and Mrs. Xix Carey.
! account OF 40 health. returned ON
lnday to the Wilmington General
ospital, where she is a student
lrse
Emmett Jester, of Wilmington.
tent the weekend here.
Rarrett Simpler from the Will
lmson Trade School, Williamson,
l.. spent the weekend with his
Irelits
Airs. Lydia Smith returned to her
me in Wilmington last Wednesday |
ter spending several weeks with
y niece. Mrs. Walter Moore and
miiy.