Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20
FELToN

Miss Elma Eaton who has beel
spending several months with Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Lynch Of Milton hai
returned to her home here.
Mrs. Maude Reynolds spent Satur
day in Atlantic City where she visit
ed her sister, Miss Sara Angstadt
who is a patient in the Atlantic Cit!
Hospital with broken ankle.
1 Mrs. Walter Hughes, Mrs. Nelson
Hammond with Mrs Burton Willis
and Mrs. Jonathan Wills of Milford
spent Monday of last week in Phila'
delphia.
The Missionary Circle held an oper
meeting in the Methodist Church
last Thursday afternoon. Miss JOS
/ ephine Roscoe who has recently re-
turned from the African mission
fields, gave a very interesting talk
and also showed curios and native
costumes.
Mrs. Alvin farrell, Mrs. Gillis Brit
tingham, Mrs Benjamin Hughes and
Mss Nellie Hughes went to Will
mington and Philadelphia last We'd
nesday on the bus trip sponsored by
the Harrington Home Demonstration
Club.
The FELTON, Community Fire Com
p0ny responded to two alarms last
week. The first on Thursday MORN
ing when a house near Plymouth,
occupied by a colored family, was
completely burned with all the con-
tents. The second alarm on Friday
evening called the company to the
home of Roland Layton where a
small chimney fire was put out
Mr.. and Mrs James GObay of
Philadelphia spent y the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford MilbOurne
have returned from a recent trip
to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hargadine and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hammond at
tended the Christmas dance in Har-
rington last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu Clifton of Will
mingtOn and Robert Reynolds Cliff
ton of Rutherford. N. j.. were Eel
ton visitors on Saturday.
The Christmas entertainment of
the Methodist Sunday school will be
held in the church on Monday eve
ming, December %.
Frank Kitchens of Wilmington
spent the weekend with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bradley and
family have moved from Lincoln to
the farm recently vacated by Samuel
Bradley.
Rev. and Mrs. Edmund Henvis of
NT911Chnrn au11n1 En1fOn frinnhc
on Thursday.
Conservation" was the topic at
the regular meeting of the Avos
Club last Wednesday. Mrs. Hezekiah
Masten and Mrs. Wilbur Kelly had
charge. Louis Taber of the State
Forestry Department spoke and con-
Quoted an open discussion on For |
estry." Current Events were read by
Mrs. Paul Hughes and Mrs. William
Hargadine. The ways and means |
of which Mrs. Clifford |
Simpler is chairman reported the
sum of $22.35 cleared at the recent
bake. Due to the holidays there will
be no meeting of the club until Jan
uary s, when the Sunshine Sisters
Party will be held.
Mrs Clifford Simpler spent We'd
nesday of last week with her sis
Ter, Mrs. Donald Morton in Whining
ton.
Mrs Benjamin Coverdalc, Mrs.
Evelyn Killen. Mrs. Gillis Britting
ham. Mrs. C. Gruwell and Mrs. Eliz-
lbeth Bringhnrst attended the State
w. G. 7. u. Institute in Dover last
At a recent meeting of the Trophy
Grange the following officers were
elected: Master ID. A. Petry; over
seer. Allen Biggs; lecturer. Annie l.
Cow; steward. Musetta Moore;
chaplain. G. J. Meredith; assistant
steward, Fred Cow; secretary, JAG
Iucline Ware; treasurer. R. Dicker-
son; gatekeeper, Richard Adams;
Ceres. Mrs. d. A. Petry; Pomona,
Mrs. Anna Moore; Flora. Elizabeth
;Ooden; lady assistant steward.
Pauline Minner; pianist, Mamie Ad-
ans.
Mrs. C.. C. Camden of Salem, Va.
= visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Killen. Mr.. and Mrs. Killen
we're in RehObOth on Sunday and
Ound Mrs. Edward Killen much inn
proved from her recent fall and ILL
less
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Melvin of
Brooklyn were weekend guests of
M. and Mrs. J. +. Melvin.
Word has been received here of
he recent death of Mrs. Henry S.
)ulaney. Since the death of her hus-
Iand, Rev. H. S. Dulaney, a former
'astor of the Methodist Church here,
lrs. Dulaney had live in Fruitland,
i'd. One son. Earle. survives.