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rhaplniift Chapel, Greenwood St.
Johnstown and Trinitv Charge
Rev J E Lavton pastor
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Sunday, January »
Greenwood Methodist W a. m.
Church school, Medford Calhoun.
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^/attendance last Sunday was
much better. Keep it up each Lords
Day morning. If you do not hav e a
a church home we nv e you
,™ U ir ith *în You will find a real
Clu-lsUan Feliowship.
7:30 p. m. evening service® and
Hymn sing. We are very happy in
having the M. Y. F. to unite with us
In our service.
Trinity Methodist 10 a. m. church
school. John Hastings, sypt. *
11 a m. morning worship and
sermon by the pastor, subject; "the
power For Our Task."
St. Johnstown Methodist 2 p. m.
ohurch school, S« B. McDvalne,
»up!.
3 p. m. preaching by the pastor,
GREENWOOD
subject "Power For Our Task." j
Chaplain's Chapel Methodist 10:-!
30 a. in. church sphool, Hilton Pen
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The annual meeting of the offi
clals of Greenwood charge, repre-;
senttag the four churches will be
held on Tuesday night January 81, j
at 7:46 in the Greenwood Methodist
church.
The W. S. C. S. of Greenwood Me-j
thodist church will meet on Wed
nesday night in the church.
Mr. and Mrs. John Çonard of Hol-,
ly Oak. Delaware spent Saturday
with Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Layton.
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Utile Patricia Ann Willey has
tne measles. ,
r * J 8 ®" Mrs. David Dävis of West
vins, rç.J , spent the weekend with,
Mr. and Mrs Uland Davidson and
their daughter. Miss Victoria.
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Mrs. Horace Gilbert spent Wed
nesday as the guest of Mrs. Tho
mas Best at Nassau.
Mrs. Roy Ellingsworth attended
the funeral at Wilson Funeral
home, Milton, Saturday, for their
cousin. Mrs. Edward Lank of
Coolspring, who passed away at
her home Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 18th.
Mrs. Marie Simpler Price and lit
tle daughter Karen, visited her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Warrington, near Lewes, Thursday.
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Phone 8114
At The Crossroads of the Eastern Shore
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Milford, Delaware
The W. S. C. S. of Todds Chapel j
were entertained at the January
"««ting at the home of Jn-OJ
ton Se€,ey wlth a good attendance.
a covered dish supper was planned
tQ t>e held in the Greenwood Com
munity Building on Friday even
ing, February 3, at 6:30 p. m. Come;
out and brlng a covered dlah of
ycur faV oriate food and enjoy
all tho good eat8 for only 5 0c for
adults; 25c for children.
Messrs. Nell Russell and Clar
ence Collins, Jr., are spending a
two week's vacation on a trip
through Florida. %
Mrs. George Moore has been con- 1
fined to her home for several weeks
dU e to illness. We wish for her a
speedy recovery.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Boyer of
Harrington spent Sunday evening
1 with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rust.
Mr. Lester Taylor, has purchased
a new Ford Truck
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rust were
USHER'S DISTRICT
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rusti
c f Farmington on Monday evening.!
Mrs. Harvey Rhodes. Mrs. Char- 1
Ies Dearman and Mrs. J. W. Rust
were Seaford visitors on Saturday,
Revival services are in progress
in Salem Church in Farmington.
Rev. Hopkins Invites everyone to
attend these meetings and help
him in the good work.
Don't forget the covered dish
supper Friday night. February 3,
in Greenwood Adults 50c and a
covered dish, children 25c.
Sunday school at Todds Chapel
Sunday morning 10 a. m. worship
service «at 11 a. m.
An adequate breakfast includes:
fruit, whole grain or enriched cer
eal glag8 of milk an egg ftnd a
slice of whrle wheat or enriched
brea d with butter or fortified mar
gar i ne( suggests the Delaware State!
■ Nutrition Committee.
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Tbe Felton P. T. A. will celebrate
the local birthday at the next meet
i n g to be held Thursday evening
February 2nd, when Mr. Marston
Fox> the State President of the P.
j. A. will be the speaker. A full at
tendance requested.
The Kent Co. W. C. T. U. Execu-'
Uye m be held t the home of
Mrs . Robert E Lewis in Dover. Fri-i
day . February 3rd. from 1 to 3 p. m.!
Mrs. Walter H. Moore, chairman
«f the March of Dimes has appoin
ted the members of the Junior
rhnir hur anatatantR
Ch M r . an J Russell Torbert had 1
ag guests her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Young arid her brother-in-law and
s i 8te r. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Sapp of
Ocean City, N. J. Mrs. Young re
ma iued for several weeks visit.
Mr aDd Mrg j^ e Harrington re
C ently visited in Wilmington and!
Trenton N J , ,
Mr Charles Griffith has return
ed home and is recuperating from
an operation in the Memorial Hos
FELTON
pkal in Wilmington.
Mrs E M Bringhurst had as her
guests Monday night, her son, Jos
eph Bringhurst and family of Cam-;
den.
Mrs. Bringhurst and Mrs. T. B.
Brlnton attended the State W. C. T.!
U. Institute held in Peoples Church
in Dover last Wednesday.
Donald Brlnton of Juniata Col
lege, Huntington, Pa., is spending
the midwinter vacation this weekl
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.l
Brinton
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jester visited
Mrs. Ethel Case and Bayard Case;
in Rehoboth last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cain visited
relatives near Millsboro last Fri
day
Mrg w w Wood wlth Mrs Wm
Snyder of Salisbury were in Phila.
last Thursday. Mrs. Snyder Re
mained for a visit with Mrs. Wood
Friday,
Mrs. Anna ^°rt has announc
ed her appointment as distributor i
for Beauty Counselors. Inc. and 1
will have an opening this Saturday
afternoon from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
The Installation of the officers of
the M. Y. F. took place Sunday
inorn ing in the church school. They
W lll hold a meeting in the Church
every two weeks Sunday nights.
~ Rrlntnn t00 k as his subject
Su ^ y lÄng^How the Church
rV^T^^uSfor ChSr sang Nwct
^av Rev Äon wül pr^
f^m-hetext "And wh^n he came
™ b niself » A good îttendanw
' attenaancc
urged.
At the meeting last week of the
Avon Club, Mrs. Jester reported
the Welfare work of the year »«the
Felton community. The Avon Club
voted t° ojake a dona on to the
March ot Dim ® 8 f nd * 0 the ^ ov -
Bacon Health Center. Conservation
was the topic of the Program in
charge of Mrs. Edgar Killen State
Forester. Mr. Taber was the guest
speaker. He showed films on fores
try A reading was given by Mrs.
Louder Harrington. Refreshments
were served. Plans were made
making an afagaan for th e new
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SCHOOL NEWS.
On Iriday,January JO, tine offle-'
a, r s ^ stad ? n l C v "k ,, Hm
Harrington. Robert Voshell Vir
ginia Steele and Lenora Hughes
attended the Kent county indent
counc ü organization meeting held
at the Dover High School Four
schools, Smyrna, Dover. Caesar
' Rodney and Felton were represeut
ed bv their council officers,
The new,y elec * ed officers for the
1 Kent County Organization are:
president, Frank Suroin, Dover;
The
Milford Corset Shop
Is Pleased To Announce That We Will Remain In
Milford And Continue To Serve Our Many Satisfied
Customers. We Will Be in Our
New Horrçe — 5, S. E. Front St.
on
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Saturday, January 28th
A girdle and brassiere of your owp choice will be given on the
above date. Come In. Leave your name and address. You
may be the Lucky Winner.
Also, Many Opening Day Specials On Hosiery, Ling
erie, Antique Gifts And Many Other Items.
Our expert Corsetierre will continue to fit and alter all
garments without charge.
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Milford Corset Shop
5 S. E. Front St.
Milford, Del.
£ ce president, ot w wiSSu
Peiton • secretary Dorotny warren,
Ca«aar Rödney.
The urpo8e of the organization
ia t co-ordinate student activities
J n the Kent County schools and
discuss problems which may arise
in these Schools. Milford and Han
ington schools have been invited to
joinand are expected to do so later
The ..eat meeting will be held
Febru^f 10. at Caesar Rodney
ïüsh School
n * evening after the game
wi?h r îîlr Rodney the JunSr
Sl« Ln^red a dance the Sro
class s P°""® r ® d w a re da d n on ated to the
ceeds of wlu€li«we a a o tne
March of Dime*Campaign.
On Wednesday. February 1, Mrs.
Wallace's chemistry students will
present an assembly program of
two short skits. The skits are: "It
Shouldn't Happen To a Dog." writ
ten by the Chemistry class around
the theme of what might occur in
any Activity Period. The characters
are: Roberta Stewart, Roberta
Barium; Kathleen Greenlee. Kath
i een Piopone; Connie Reed, Connie
Cobalt; Ann Moore. Ann Nickel;
for'Joyce Powell, Joyce Platinum;
R e it a Reid, Reita Rubedium.
I The second skit is a dialogue be
'tween two students and Illustrated
by "Chemical Experiments" entill
ed "A Bunch of Non Scents" teach
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ANNE T. MINNER
Notary Public
Chronicle Office, Milford, DcL
Honrs: 8 to 12—1 to t
Wa,lace * MrB - Tun « sten - !
on Thursdav evening Fohniarv
o u 1 evening, r eoruary
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*' A ' wm 06 "eld in the school at
J P- m Mr. S. Marston Fox, presi
dent of the Delaware Congress of
£ T. A. will be the guest speaker.
H* 8 topic for the evening will be
"Todays Child. Tomorrow's Citizen"!
11 is hoped thate attendance at
these meetings will continue to
show an Increase as It has done
for thi * year - mo «th the third
grade won the attendance banner
away from the 8enior cla8s -
An architec t has submitted pre
ii m |n ar y pi anes an( i sketches for
the addition to the building and
theeseare under consideration by
the Felton school Building Corn
mlssioners. The Bonds for defray
ing construction expenses will be
offered for sale in the near future.
Mr. Harry Redgely. legel advisor
to the Building Commission is
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££ tto * l plct '" re * "J at ® rl ® 8 have
be ®" P rt >duced with the study.
»l*th grade is getting ac
QUainled with stenciling and sev
f«*! pupils have brought in mater
,al be worked. Some lovely de
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KENT COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
INSURES PROPERTY AGAINST FIRE AND LIGHTNING
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FELTON AGENT
signs have already been started,
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There is an automobile race plc
tured on the bulletin board in the
Commercial Room showing the pro
* r888 ot th * students in their typ
,
V* speed tests * ® a ® h typing stu '
dent is represented by a car which
is moved as his typing speed in
creases. Much interest has been
shown by the other students in the
school.