Milford chronicle., 1919-04-25
GLENDALE

Lieut.. David S. Pruitt OF Milford, whC
gave us a lecture Wednesday evening ar
he Tropical Theatre on his adventure
and experiences in Italy. deserves much
praise and renown for his oratory ability
and noble acts while IN the foreign coun-
try.
Z. F, Whitney is confined to his home
ut this writing, with asthma.
Miss Bessie Jones Of Wilmington spent
Easter with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
r. a. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hahn Of Camden.
Del, spent the weekend with their niece
Mrs r. a. Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. Willen and daughter Of
Bridgev.lle visited W. W. Reynolds and
family on Monday.
The young folks are again beginning to
enjoy the balmy air Of spring as parties
are taking place. Oscar Parker Of Oak
ley gives an invitation to the young folks
Of this vicinity to attend one given at his
house saturday evening, April 26.
The Garden Club. an auxiliary Of the
Farm Bureau. which was organized two
weeks ago. held its first meeting last
Wednesday at the school house. The
major part Of the time. however, was de-
voted 10 the ordering Of seeds All chill
dren wishing 10 join this club, please
attend the next meeting which will be
held at the school house after school on
April Both
Rev. Barrett is recuperating from a Sc
we're attack Of cold, As Bro Barrett is
missed much by both old and young when
confined to his rooms, we hope that he
win not be affected with such attacks
again soon.
Clarence Maher Of Aberdeen, Nd, has
moved his family to his newly purchased
home.
Robert Swain OF near town has sold his
farm to John Derrickson Of AIillville who
will take possession Immediately. Terms
$4,000. Mr. Swain and family will now
live with his son Archie until January l,
the home which Mr.. Swain recently pur-
chased Of Harvey Coverdale
The infant baby of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. West has been seriously i'll for the
past few days.
Owing TO the inclemency Of the wealth
er on last Wednesday evening, the farm
ers deferred their meeting until Wednes-
day of this week.
Arthur Reynolds of Marcus Hook is
again visiting W. W. Reynolds and his
many young friends Of this town.
Harvey Marker Of Washington, D. c.,
who recently sent a two-dollar present TO
the flag fund for the school, has been Wis
ting relatives and friends in town.
Robert Clendaniel and wife went all
The way TO Lewes on Sunday to see his
specialist for the asthma. Bob said that
The first were slow to bite so he returned
home early in order to attend the Eas-
er vespers services at the Church.
Bear in mind the series of meetings
given at the school house. During this
period we hope to crystalize much inter-
est in spelling. We suggest that the
twenty-five who competed last Friday
evening bring at least twenty-five more
members for the last four meetings.
The literary society, as was again pre-
lcted. held a very interesting meeting
asst Friday afternoon. The principal
feature Of the program was an informal
discussion on the advantages of the north |
IS compared to those Of the south during |
he Civil War. The decision was in favor
If the north
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson of Georgetown. |
Otis jefferson and Otis and Harry Joseph |
ook dinner with Mr. and Mrs. f. F. Whit
ley on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes spent last Sunday |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther |
7ostles.
They say that an ounce Of pluck is worth |
pound of luck but w w. Reynolds |
seems TO enjoy the latter immensely |
sven now a chauffeur might secure a DO |
!tion with him were he TO apply.