Milford chronicle., 1962-05-04
FELTON,

The theane OF Rev. wifnaes An--
| hroet's sernaon Sunday nnornins was
Faith. The Junior Choir amthena
was Book of TRUTH. Divine. The
Senior Choir anthem ~as Gle Will
Walk With Me" o.
The wSCs will meet IN the
Sunday School room or May e 1T
.. m. The worship leader Will
be Mrs. Marion McGinnis and she
program will be III charge OF Mrs.
James RaughIey, chairman OF the
hcstesges is Mrs o. b. McGinness
and co-hostesses are Mrs. Robert
HodgsoIi and Mrs. l.. b. Cain. The
theme OF the program will De
Rich Toward God
Mrs Mary Layfel& returned
home last week after spending the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Hell
en- Eubanks Of Cape Charles, Va.
Wednesday evening disner
guests OF Mrs. Helen harrington
were Mrs. Howard Melvin os Bald
win, N. ", Mrs. ella Melvin and
Mrs. Bess C0bbage.
/ 6F&A WI o. Ig&H OaV ZOE ls5ht
entertained at family dinner Oh
Sunday: MIR. and Mrs. Lester Car
isle and son, Q Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
1 ence Carlisle and children, Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Carlisle and son
OF Wilmington, Mfr and Mrs
James Carlisle aad ar. and Mrs.
Keasif COverdafe.
Mr. and Mrs jag Harrington
and sons OF Trenton, y. j., spent
the weekend with Mrs. Halea S.
| Harrington.
Mrs. Lola FIurd OF Seaford was
a guest OF Mr. and Mrs. layton
i Farrow on Saturday
Attending the luncheon and an
tique show at Asbury Methodist
| Church at Harrington last Thurs
day were Mrs. Marion McGinuis,
Mrs. James Cahall, Mrs Lynn Tor
bert, Mrs Russell Tor5ert, Mrs.
Helen Harrington, Mrs: William
y. Hammond, Mrs Clifford John
SON and Mrs. Walter Moore.
Rev. Mary Garrett, Mrs, Lida
Purneif and Harry SeVardo of
Goldsb0ro, Md, spent Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carlisle.
| Weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Howard Henry were 9hr and Mrs.
i John Rhodes and son OF ToNsOR,
Md, Miss Norma Jean Britting-
hafss OF Smyrna, and Art t4enrys,
Temple University, Philadelphia.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Cubhage
and family of Bowers spent We'd
liesday evening with Mrs, Bess
| Cubbsge.
Mrs. Mildred Fielding and Miss
! Elizabeth Gruwell OF WiiminstOn,
were FELTON, visitors on Saturday.
walter W Moore, EN- 2, u S.
S. Abraham LiGcolP, whose base
is at Holylock, Scotland, is spend
ing the week with his parents, ,eMr.
and. Mrs. Walter IL Moore. Wal
ter will attend school iH New Lon
don, Conn, before returning to
Scotland.
Mrs. c. N. Simpler entertained
'her bridge club ghursday even
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The MI. Olive Ladies Aid met at
the home of Mrs. Grace Stanton
Warner, near Milford, Wednesday
April 25. There were Il members
and one guest present. The oext
meeting will be May 80 at the
home of Mrs. Nellie Reed, Ridgely,
Md.
Mrs. Charles Fenn of Whining
ton spento the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Ashton Jester.
William Hubbard of near Eel
ton entertained the following
guests as a birthday dinner Sun
day, April 30: Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Hubbard and sons, Steven and
Brian Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lucka
and daughter aCathy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Lindelb of Wilmington,
Frederick Hubbard and son jeff
cry of Dover, and Mrs. Elva
Schmicks
Mrs. Harry Clark and Mrs. Her.
man Grauberger and sons Michael
and Philip spent Monday with Mr..
| and Mrs. M. B.o Parsons and son
of Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George House of
Phillipsburg, N. j., were Friday
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walten Moore.
The Cancer Clinic will be at
FELTON, Fire Hall, Friday May FL,
for appointment gall 284-457S.
Approximately $50 guests at
tended the annual banquet and
dance of the FeIton Alumni Asso-
citation, held at the FELTON, High
School, Saturday evenings Aprl
%. Fise classes were honored =
1912, 1922, 1897, 1947 and 1922
Dorsey Hammond, ST, welcomed
the seniors and0 the response was
made by the CLASS president, Mary
Ellen Sharpnack.
Oficers of the oassociation for
the year of 196162 are as follows:
Dorothy H. Donaway, 81, presi-
dent; Dorsey HaI9mond, 81, vice
I president; Wanda X. d1aldeman'
'37, treasurer; Doris c. Daerr, SO,
recording secretary; Louise ".
Blades, '46, corresponding secre-
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