Milford chronicle., 1953-05-15
FELTON,
By NFa
Elizabeth Gleason
Phone
FELTON, 4s49

The funeral Of James Chambers
was held on Sunday afternoon at
900 o'clock, May 10, at the Berry
Funeral Home in charge Of Rev.
William Kitchens, pastor of the
FELTON, Methodist Church, assisted
by Rev. Atkins, a retired minister
Of Viola. Interment was made at
the old Cow Marsh Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood enter
tanned relatives from Pottstown,
Pa, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Kates
entertained at dinner on Tuesday
night in honor of M/Sgt. and Mrs.
Robert Sherwood and children.
M/Sgt Sherwood has recently re-
turned from Korea. They returned
to their home in Massachusetts, but
are expecting to move to Ohio soon
as he is transferred there. We hope
them luck in their new location.
Mothers Day was observed in
our church on Sunday morning. A
very good sermon was delivered
and a good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Palmer en-
tertained relatives from New York
over the weekend. They gave
a turkey dinner on Sunday in their
honor.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Ad-
ams-Simpler-Ware Post has re-
ceived their wheel chair, which will
be for the use of any one needing
it in FELTON, and the community.
Anyone who needs this chair see
Mrs. Margaret Hates, near FELTON,
Cross Roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul WOikOski, Sr.,
have their new home nearly COM
pleted, on the highway about one
mile south Of FELTON,. They are ex-
pecting to move in it this sum-
mer.
The FELTON, Fire Company MEld
its regular meeting at the fire
house on Wednesday, May s.
The Boy Scouts held a bake on
Saturday in front of the fire house
and they thank all who helped to
make it a success.
The last meeting of the Avon
Club was held in the Community
Hall on Wednesday afternoon.
Guest for the day was the Twen-
tieth Century Club of Smyrna.
Since this is the festival parts sea-
son the theme for the program was
art. Miss Ann ChevOns, supervisor
of art in Kent County Schools, was
the guest speaker and illustrated
her remarks by showing two short
films on art. There was a display
Of art work by the pupils of the
first six grades of the FELTON, Pub
lie Schools, also on display was
work of local artists of today and
the past. Louise Henry accom-
panied at the piano by Jean Mares,
gave flute solo. Dorothy LOmicky,
Diane GruWell, Marie Biggs, Betty
Stanton and Purnell Firedel play
ed several selections on the saxO-
phone. These. students were under
the direction of Bob Arthur, music
director of the FELTON, School. John
sBunnell SANG threa selections. AT
the business meeting, Mrs. A. T.
Slaughter and Mrs. G. M. Simpler
were elected delegates to the state
convention in Newark. Mrs. A. c.
Dill and Mrs. w. N. Moore were
alternates.
Mrs. LOWder Harrington, chair
man of the recent bake, reported
$59.73. Mrs. Nelson Hammond,
reported that 1881 to date had been
collected for the Cancer Crusade.
The club voted to contribute $1,000
for school prizes; $4,000 for Girl
Scouts; $500 for Palmer Home and
$500 to the WSCS. Mrs. Taylor,
literature chairman, reported that
two book reviews had been sent in
from the FELTON, Club.
Mrs. John Cahall is a patient in
the Kent General Hospital in Do
yer, where she underwent an Oper-
alton on Thursday and is getting
along as we'll az can be expected.