Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23
FELTON,


Corp. Raymond Steward, {
Camp Lewis, washington, has bee
spending a fifteen-day furloug
with his parents.
Announcement has been made {
the wedding of Mrs. Susie Foraker
Of Viola, to Mr.. Frank Kitchens
son of George Kitchens. The cere
mony which was performed by Rev
Harry Wright, pastor of Silver
brook Church, took place last Sat
urday afternoon at the home of MI
and Mrs. Roland Chance, Uniol
street, Wilmington. Members o
the immediate families who wit
messed the ceremony were Mr.. anC
Mrs. Chance, Mrs. w. o. Emerson
brother-in-law and sister of tht
groom, and Mr.. and Mrs. Augusi
Haas of Dover, son-in-law ant
daughter of the bride. After the
ceremony a wedding dinner was
served. The bride and groom are
both enjoyed at the Masonic Home
near Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Dierfender-
fer and son of Wilmington spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Sipple.
Mrs. John Herring and Mrs
Luther Robbins have been Phila-
delphia visitors this week.
Mrs. Nellie Steward with Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Wright Of Milford, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gamble in Indiana.
Miss Caroline Simpler of Will
mington, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Simpler.
Activities of the Avon Club open
ed this week with a meeting at the
home of the president, Mrs. Nelson
Hammond. Food was collected for
the emergency food bank. Mrs.
Charles Sipple, war service chair
man, will have charge of the pro-
gram next week at the home OF
Mrs. Ashton Jester. The following
club program will be presented
during the year:
Oct. 81: War service, Mrs. Chas'
Lee Sipple, at her home, Mrs. ].
Ashton Jester; Oct. 2S: Safety,
Mrs. Edgar Killen, home, Mrs. o. L.
Hastings; Nov. 4: American Home,
Mrs. William A. Hargadine; Nov.
IL: Education, Mrs. ]. E. Melvin,
home, Mrs. ]. E. Melvin; Nov. 49,:
covered dish luncheon, Lodge Hall /;
Nov. %: Thanksgiving service,
Methodist Church; Dec. /: Red
Cross sewing; Dec. 9: Welfare and
Health, Mrs. Alfred Dill, home,
Mrs. Alfred Dill; Dec. 16: Christ
mas, Mrs. Willard Everett, lodge
hall; Dec. % and Dec. 80, no meet
ings.
Jan. g.: Sunshine Sisters, Mrs. D.
A. Petry, Mrs. Louden Harrington,
home, Mrs. D. A. Petry; Jan. IL:
Surgical dressings; Jan. 20; Music,
Mrs. Louis Hopkins, lodge hall;
Jan. 26: Red Cross sewing; Feb. g.:
Legislation, Miss Dorothy E.. Heyd,
home, Miss Nellie Hughes; Feb. g.:
Surgical dressings; Feb. III: Hus-
bands night, Mrs. William Rich
ardson, speaker, lodge hall; Feb.
%: Red Cross sewing; March g.:
International Relations, Mrs. Paul
Hughes, home, Mrs. Benjamin
Hughes; March 8: Surgical dress
ings; March II: Bible, Mrs. Cooper
Gruwell, home, Mrs. Cooper Cru
we'll; March "a: Citizenship, Mrs.
Charles Bostick, home, Mrs. c. M.
Simpler; March 81: Motion pic
lures, Mrs. Allen Biggs, home, Mrs,
Willard Everett; April z: State
Guest Day, lodge hall; April IA:
Literature, Miss Nellie Hughes,
home, Miss Nellie Hughes; April
81: Conservation, Mrs. Benjamin
Rash, home, Mrs. H. Masten; April
2S: Art, Mrs. D. A. Petry, home,
Mrs. D. A. Petry; May 5: Garden
Day, Mrs. Nelson M. Hammond,
home, Mrs. Nelson M. Hammond.
Club officers are: President, Mrs.
Nelson NJ. Hammond; first vice
president, Mrs. Charles Lee Sipple;
second vice-president, Mrs. Walter
H. Moore; secretary, Mrs. ]. Ash
ton Jester; treasurer, Mrs. B. T..
East; director, Mrs. Alfred c. Dill.
Chairmen: American home, Mrs.
William A. Hargadine; art, Mrs. d.
A. Petry; Bible, Mrs. Cooper Cru
well; citizenship, Mrs. Charles Bos-
tic; conservation, Mrs. Benjamin
Rash; education, Mrs. ]. E. Melvin;
hostesses, Mrs. Benjamin Hughes
and Mrs. H. Masten; international
relations, Mrs. Jaul Hughes; legis-
lation, Miss Dorothy E. Heyd; Ii
brary, extension, Mrs. Norman Bur-
ton; literature, Miss Nellie Hughes,
motion pictures, Mrs. Allen Biggs;
Music, Mrs. Louis Hopkins; press
and publicity, Mrs. B. T. East; pro-
gram, Mrs. Willard Everett; war
service, Mrs. Charles Lee Sipple;
ways and means, club cabinet;
welfare and health, Mrs. Alfred c.
Dill; safety, Mrs. Edgar Killen.