Milford chronicle., 1919-05-16
GLENDALE


Helen, the oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Wolfe of near town
departed from this world of multitu-
diuous changes into the bliss of eterni-
ty, Sunday, A. NJ. Those who knew
her best feel that her place in the
home and community can never be re-
placed. Although only II years of age
she had made a host of friends, both
old and young. As a student, she was
ambitious and loving; as helper, she
was always ready and obedient; and
as a sister, her serices were unique.
Funeral obsequies were held at the
Glendale NJ. E. Church Tuesday II a.
m, with the Rev. Barrett officiating.
The mutual feelings towards Helen
/ from schoolmates and friends were
manifested by a donation of a beauti-
full spray of flowers and by this par
ticipation in the funeral procession.
The townspeOple and friends con-
veyed all her classmates in cars. This
generous act is appreciated very much
by all the friends of the deceased In
terment was made at the Red Mems
cemetery by S. ]. Wilson and Son.
The chairman of the entertainment
committee of the literary society, Miss
Losetta Jester, announced that the
closing debate for the season will be
given at the schoolhOuse, Friday, 2.30
p. m. The subject, Resolved, That
the Susan B. Anthony amendment
should be enacted" has, however, been
debated on once before this year, but
so much interest has been arisen since
pertaining to the same that our young
,T~ Il
man, Grace Baker, and Arthur Wey-
man have decided to clinch the argu-
ments both pro and con so conclusive
ly that the promiscuOus talking which
has been rampant in the post Office
and the local stores will afterwards
die natural death.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Mills are receiV-
ing congratulations upon the arrival
of fine baby boy. Both mother and
son are doing we'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore spent the first
of the week with with Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Swain.
Our people are reading and discuss
ing the new school code, and as we
predicted the majority of the people
are pleased with the new law.
The Glendale Farm Bureau held its /
regular meeting at the White Hall, I
Wednesday evening, May 7th The /
evening being clear, the house was
filled to its capacity. As our county .
agent, Mr.. Vaughn, has just been mar .
ried, the members rendered the happy
couple an elaborate reception. Messrs
Whitney and Ellegood delivered in
-eresting addresses of welcome which
we're responded by both Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughan personally. The principal
feature of the evening for some was a
ak by Mr.. Vaughan on efficient man
lgement He said that we were in
place where success or failure was
imminent. So farmers, l say, too, be
and stick in order that
his organization will prove to be
lucrative as well as a medium on a
cleaning house" then which the gov
can give practical informa-
ion to farmers. The school was also
by appropriate chorus
nd solo singing. After an elaborate
eport the meeting adjourned until
Wednesday evening, May 81.
Cohen Construction Company have
egun laying concrete north of Ellen
ale. If the work continues as started
ye think by early fall that riding on
he DUPONT Boulevard to Milford will
e permissible.
Corp. Walter Marker of Co. D. 59th
'ioneer Inf, of the American Army of
in Germany has sent his
lOther, Mrs. Isaac Marker a German
elmet and other souvenirs.
Mr.. James H. lester has sold RObt.
Clendaniel his so acre farm east of
illendale to John c. Dickerson. Terms
1000. John surely believes in giving
is boys a chance to learn practical
irming.
Rev. Milton McCan, general secre-
Try of the peninsula Sunday Schools
utlined briefly Sunday morning at
le church what was incumbent upon
S in helping with the great Centenary
Iovement.
Mr.. Norman Shockley and bride of
arcus Hook, Pa, spent Saturday and
unday with his parents.
Mrs. Ida B. Warren spent the week
Id with her sister, Mrs. Henry War
N at Lincoln City.
Mr.. Clarence Lofand has purchased
Ford touring car.
Mrs. Willard Walls is visiting
lends in Maryland.
Mrs. Paul Cranston and daughter
ere weekend guests at the home of
j. Clendaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rust of Red
N were among the out of town Wis /
)rs on Sunday.
Orders received for cut flowers for
social events at Brattens, North
alnut Street, Milford, Del.