Milford chronicle., 1940-02-09
FELTON,

Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Case OF Re
hObOth were FELTON, visitors on
Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Hughes has been vis-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Turner In
Baltimore.
An entertainment of magic and IL
lusiOns was given last Thursday
afternoon In the school auditorium
by Scheetz and Company, under the
direction Of the Antrim Lyceum Blu
reau of Philadelphia. At the as
sembly on Monday morning Of last
week Miss Sheppard OF Dover, State
assistant director OF art, gave an
account of her recent trip TO Mexi-
co.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Morrow. Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Dill. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
A. Petry, Miss Margaret Merriek,
Miss Villa Newman and George
Baker are among those from FELTON,
who were in Wilmington recently to
see the motion picture, Gone With
the Wind"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barton left
last week for an indefinite stay in
Florida.
The SaraI Rehekah Lodge will
sponsor a card party for the benefit
Of the FELTON, Community Fire Com
many ON Saturday evening. February
10 ii the !. o. O. r. Hall. Five Hun
dred and Chinese checkers will he
played. Prizes viii be given ana re-
Treatments served. The public Is
urged 10 attend and help a worthy
cause, T I
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harrington and
son Lee. Jr., OF Trenton, n. j.. were
weekend guests OF Mira. Walter Har-
rington
The FELTON, Home Demonstration
Club met in the Community Hall on
Friday afternoon. February ,. Miss
Pearl Macdonald gave 4 very in
structiVe demonstration on the
cooking or Inexpensive cuts OF meat.
This was an open meeting and was
attended also by the food leaders
from several other county demon
stratiOn clubs.
american Citizenship was the
subject al the meeting OF the Avon
club last week. The Rev. Willard
Everett spoke on "The Success OF
Our Democracy Dependent on quail
ity OF Citlzenry." Plans relating to
Red Cross work we're discussed. On
February IA a Valentine party will
be held.
On Monday evening. February IL.
a program will be given by Cousin
Lee and His Boys" radio entertain
ers, from Wilmington, IN the school
auditorium. This Entertainment Is
under the auspices of the FELTON,
Avon club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Grnwell and
two sons OF Wilmington have been
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Berry.
Mrs. ROselle Flanagan Of IIaugh-
ton, Wis, has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. william Hammond.
Funeral services for Miss Susan
Frazier were held on Wednesday
morning, January 81. at the home
OF her brOther-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. William Hammond. Miss
Frazier. daughter Of the late James
and Ida Frazier, died in Wilmington
on Saturday, January 27. She Is
survived by four sisters. Mrs. Seldom
LldWkUAEJr vi - 49,
ellie Fiannigan, of IIaughton, Wis;
Mrs. William Hammond, OF FELTON,
and Miss Lillian Frazier OF Hockes-
sin. Rev. Walter l.. Beckwith OF
had charge of the ser
vices with interment in Barratts
Chapel cemetery.
Miss Alberta Cornelius was hos
tess TO the Teachers Card Club last
evening.
Miss Nellie Hughes. new local
Red Cross chairman, attended q
meeting OF Kent and Sussex Red
Cross leaders in Milford on Tues
day Of last week, Much interest is
being shown i'd the work and many |
here are doing Red Cross sewing and
knitting for the needy war sufferers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hammond
the members OF their
bridge club last Wednesday evening. |
Mrs. Irma Hammond returned to
Girdletree, Md, on Saturday after a /
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Masten.
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