Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24
FELTON
BY Mra
Elizabeth Gleason
Phone
FeltOn As4s

The installation of newly elected
and appointed officers of the
Adams-Simpler-'Ware Post v. +.
W. 6009, and rs Ladies Auxiliary
was held on Tuesday night, April
l4th, at the Grange Hall. The Off
icers Of the auxiliary are: pres
ldent, Mrs. Myrtle Brittingham:
vice president, Thelma Myers
senior vice president, Mary john
stOn; treasurer, Rose Adams: con-
auctress, Margaret Kates; chan
lain, Mamie Adams; patriotism
instructor, Dorothy 0Day, music
ian, Ella Melvin; guard Blanche
Sherwood; trustees, Emma Hates.
Hilda Dill, and Dorothy O'Day. Off
icers Of the Post are: commander.
Franklin Morgan; senior vice com
mander, Joseph Bernard; junior
vice commander, Robert Donaway:
chaplain, Donald Kinney; Judge ad-
vocate, Roderick Johnston: quar-
termaster, William ,Haldeman;
trustee for three years, Richard
Adams guard, Ola Brittingham,
Jr.; officer of the day, Frank MUIR
ply; adjutant, Thomas L. Kates;
post surgeon, Austin Wiley.
The funeral Of John Andrew
TouchetOne was held at the Berry
Funeral Home, 1880 Saturday af-
ternoOn, April II, with the Rev
William Kitchens, pastor of the
FELTON, Methodist Church officia-
ting.
Interment was made at Barratt's !
Chapel cemetery. He is survived 4
Dy two daughters, Mrs. John Cod I
win and Mrs. William Green, both
OF FELTON,, and four grandchildren
and four brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Palmer are
congratulations on the
on the birth of a son, Donald, 2nd.
born Friday, April 10th, in the
Kent General Hospital Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Palmer are also happy
grandparents, as it is their first
grand child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Killen gave
a farewell dinner on April 5th in
honor of their son, Pvt. Bobby Kill
len, who has received his basic
training at Indiantown, Pa. He
IS now at Fort Lewis, Washington,
but is expecting to be shipped out
.or overseas duty.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eel
on Fire Company will give a ham
INC. oyster supper on Tuesday, Ap-
~ 2S, at the Fire house. Serving
viii start at 4:3O until 8 O'Clock.
The supper is for the benefit of the
'eltOn Baseball Club.
Mrs. Catherine Lockwood. Mrs.
Vac Tatman Linford and Joan /
Marie Lockwood visited Mr.. and
drs. Fred Friedel at Ridgely, Md.
N Sunday.
The Box Social, which was held
saturday night, April Is, at the
community Hall, Vialo, by the com
nunity club, was much enjoyed.
)wing to the stormy weather it
vas not 3 largely attended as it :
would have been, had it been a
lear night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer and
.ltle son were recent guests of
II. and Mrs. Donald Palmer.
The juniors of the FELTON, school
III give a three-act play on April
and May LIST. ''Peg % MY Heart
? charming comedy of youth.
ith its setting in England. You
re invited to attend the play and
lJoy an evening of fun.
The meeting of the Avon Club
as held at the home Of Mrs. James
ahall on Wednesday, April Is.
ne program was opened with
rayer by Mrs. William Kitchens
rs. A. T. Slaughter, American
ONES Chairman, presented the
)eaker, Mr.. Stevens, horticultur-
I OF the University of Delaware
no spoke on Rose Culture" and
loWed an interesting film, "The
tory of Modern Roses Mrs
laughter told the origin of a num-
sr OF hand made articles found
the early American horses
here we're number Of these art
les, as we'll as many other an
lues, on exhibit. A tea was SER
d by the hostess, Mrs. A. r
aughter, Mrs. James Cahall. Mrs
lnund Harrington, Mrs. E. L.
I'm and Mrs. Edgar Killen. Al
e business meeting a letter was
ao from the Henry CLAY fund =
dnkIng the eluh for the eo,,,i,,. Y