Milford chronicle., 1913-04-11
GLENDALE

The monthly meeting of the Social
Arch met at the hospitable home of Mrs.
Helm on Wednesday and resolved itself
into a jolly birthday party as that day
was Mrs Helms anniversary and quite
a company besides the Arch members
were present. including Mrs. Schulze,
Mrs. Wolter, Mrs. AIisth and Mrs. Seller
all from near Greenwood and old friends.
This was more like a family reunion,
and when they reached the dining room,
they met a sight more like cafe than a
farmers dining-rOom, with many kinds
Of cake and good things that would have
done credit to anyone, and the best part
of the programme was Paul Pry" re-
ceived and enjoyed a piece of every var
iety; and we extend with our most CRATE
fnl courtesty the appreciation due 50
good and accomplished a lady.
Miss Josephine Clendaniel, of Milton,
spent last week with her mother at the
Maple Farm near town and was greeted
with much pleasure by her old friends
and schoOl-day associates.
Greatly to the JOY and surprise of every
one our beloved and devoted friend and
pastor Mr. Paradee. has been returned
to US for the fourth year. and so happy
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vent 10 their pleasure on Saturday even
ing by making a great donation party in
his honor This was too much for this
big hearted expounder of the gospel. and
his voice and expression was a synonym
of his true and loyal devotion to his lofty
work and love for his people.
With these frosty mornings that bring
the ice it looks like fruit famine for
next summer If the tender buds and
can stand such blasts from the
frigid zone there is no need of orchardists
themselves over a fruit crop
any more. Peaches, pears, cherries aud
plums are in full blossom, and it looks
to us as if they are blasted.
The graduating class are still making
great preparations for the big event of
the 18th in School House Hall and
scientific magic performer of tricks and 4
slight of hand from Wilmington has been |
engaged. and the admission is free. The /
)nly source Of revenue will be the sale of |
he boxes brought by the pretty girls and |
he sale Of refreshments. It is hoped /
hat the lovers of sport and a good time
will come out and show their appreciation
~ helping in such a worthy and inspir
ng cause.
It certainly looks as if building boom
lad struck Glendale, and as the season
or building begins. it becomes more ap-
aren't and the scarcity of help becomes
more serious.
The preparations Of the New York
,eople, who have bought the old Glen
aniel farm is engaging every carpenter
n the community and still they clamor
or more help, they seem to be prepar-
ng for busy campaign, We wish them
Teat success.
r. J. Smith has signed contracts with
dorsey Morgan, the youngest and most
nergetic builder here, a fine residence
ear the Dickerson Corners, and Mr.
ester is keeping a gang busy erecting
arm builiugs near town, while the busy
Mr. Sam Warren. is now put /
lg the Dickerson house up rapidly with !
he assistance of the Adams Bros. of
ear Owens Station. {
The most conspicuous and jolly visitor
Ellendale is Henry Marvel, of Milford. +
tho is at work on the Dickerson home.
nd the way Henry can dob on the dirt
nd eat turnip greens three times day {
great. He is Jolly and happy all the {
me and will soon start the mason work
n Col. ID. II Reed $ new house near i
,wn
While hauling timber in the woods L
st Friday, one of Harry testers valua- \
e horses fell dead. The loss Of such a
ithful beast At this busy season is most Y
lfortunate for Mr. Jester Paul Pry.