Milford chronicle., 1919-06-06
GLENDALE

James~O'Neil, youngest son of Chas
a - O'Neil of Glendale, and Miss Hulda
Short of near Milton were married
w in Milton on Sunday evening. After
spending a few days with friends and
felatives in Glendale they will de-
part for Marcus Hook, where the
ein- groom is employed. Our young peo-
ese pie manifested their hearty congratu- ,
ror rxinr sslDns them fU % an old fashioned seren-
ade. We, too, wish the young couple
a long, happy and prosperous married
- life Boys, keep the good work ago
Onl ing.
ais William Clendaniel of Philadelphia
L is spending a few days with his par
ile ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clendanlel
ltv Mr.. and Mrs. Eulen Dickerson are
the happy parents OF hne DaDy boy
Both mother and child are doing nicely
We congratulate the parents, but es-
Ito ( pecially Grandfather John.
w. H. Marker spent last Friday IN
=" Philadelphia
Tile H. w. Jester Canning Company
is making extensive improvements.
Ebe Wilson is convalescing very
% rapidly at this writing. We hope to
is see Ebe out again at church with us
n soon.
Il Willard Warren of Marcus Hook
e
Mr. and Mrs William Warren.
Shockley Dougherty visited H. W.
c / Jester and family this week and as
a 1 sisted the church orchestra materially
with flute music at the Children's Day
t service.
Not only are the people at large
becoming interested in good roads,
, but our town people and town council
! are taking an aggressive step for bet
/ ter streets and better riding. This
week the streets are being pulverized
and they will afford the public much
better travelling after the next rain.
With good streets, schools and churcn,
We can say "Hurrah for Glendale!
Children's Day services were held
at the Glendale NJ. e. Church on last
Sunday evening. At an early hour
I the people began to congregate and
continued coming until the church was
crowded to its capacity The writer
never witnessed such large crowd
assembled at a church in Glendale be-
fore. The program was unique from
Beginning to end, all the classes do
ing their parts well. As the program
was about half rendered Brother Ellie
good spoke eloquently and emphatical-
ly on the purposes of the Children's
Day services and Children's Day funds
AS the result, there was solicited 1921,
OF which classes NOS. d, anu SUI
scribed $35, $40 and and $40 respec- I
lively Other features of especial in
terest were a class drill by ten girls ,
and dialogue by seven boys, during \
which the singing by the girls and
Raymond Bennett proved very enter ,
tanning. d
Mr. and Mrs. R. ]. Clendaniel, Mr.. i
and Mrs. Creighton Johnson and h
laughter, Thomas Lekites, Martin I
Welch, w. w. Johnson, Job Conoway s
Clarence Spicer and Luther Shockley .
took advantage of the excursion rates +
and visited Washington last Sunday. !
Arthur Reynolds visited his relatives
and friends Decoration Day and the n
following weekend. Arthur says that :
Ellendale always looks good to him. h
others, too, can say the same thing. n
The next meeting of the spelling
serial contest will be held at the school o
house next Tuesday evening. Re- e
member, there are only four hundred N
more words, so strive for the prize q
Plans are now being perfected for
a public meeting in the near future r.
to discuss Ellendales status under the M
new school code. Boys, read and dis
cuss the law until definite plans are q;
announced for the meeting.
All are requested not to overlook =.
the Christian Israelite meeting Sun -
day afternoon and evening, June 8, as 20
stated in last weeks issue, and the y
people of Glendale have a special and :
prayerful invitation. a.