Milford chronicle., 1920-04-09
GLENDALE

Dingl lingii lingi!i sounds tn,
school bell since the Easter vacation
Students and teachers both have re
sumed their work filled with tn,
spirit of devotion to duty and SINGER.
ity. Many days will they toll to iror
out the deficiency OF the new regime
and crystalline favorable sentiments
for better schools and social condi-
ti0ns in general.
During the vacation, however, our
teachers enjoyed the festivities OF
Easter in their own homes and vicin-
tiles. Miss Elsie Smith, our primary
teacher, who had long waited for the
holidays, spent, so she says, an ex-
cellent time in OriOle, Md. We have
learned that on Saturday evening she
had the pleasure of entertaining some
OF her former schOOlmates and friends
at her home. After they had partici-
pated in games and music a collation.
was served. We must not forget that
Mr. Hornor, vice principal of the
Greenwood high school, known as
Bill" since the debate, was present
at the party and contributed his trite
and cOmical sayings, creating excess
i've laughter for all
Mrs. Walter F. Voshell and daugh-
ters, Reva and Elva, spent Easter
with her parents, M. and Mrs. David
c. Stevenson of Milford
Miss Blanch Conner spent Easter
with relatives of Ellendale.
A few of our young men, boys and I
girls attended the social at Cedartield .
school last Tuesday evening, March
30th.
Mrs. Linda Abbott has recently en-
Ioyed trip to Wilmington.
On Monday evening, April 5th the
Junior Ladies Aid Society of Ellen
iale gave a supper at the White Hall
There We're however, many persons
from Milford and other towns, besides
.he local people in attendance. Again
he tables were bountifully supplied
With a most unique delicatessen which
seemed to please the most appetites.
After the supper was over shadows.
'ies, cake and ice cream were sold at
remarkably high price. Everybody ]
present reported a happy affair and {
equested that the society repeat
heir efforts in the near future. The a
amounted to $500 which !
viii be spent in purchasing a window Y
n the new church. Three cheers for
he Ellendale COterie of young peo- 4
lie! h
Edwin LOfland visited Mrs Linda q
.DDott and other friends during the s
,aster vacation. /,
Fred Collins of Stamford. Conn.
'hO has been absent from US for three s.
ears has recently returned. We are /,
lad 10 see him.
For a man in public to please all q
/ his ffunFffe is Il
.sk, yet Harry Clendaniel of Lin N
)ln, our local representative in the
7neral assembly has voted so far to ~
lease most of US, especially the au- s
ior. 1t seems to me that Harry de- .,
irves much thanks for voting against N
e boxing bill. Why do we want to "
galize prize fighting in Delaware ? Is =
really encouraging legitimate de
,ort and amusement? l think, how fo
'er, that Delaware can get along az
ithout that revenue and can do much
'tter work in a far more construc- VI,
Ie way by maintaining athletics a.
Ids on the school properties and en-
urage the young people in their an
rtlcipation of the same. We all r,
low what usually accompanies such bo
aces where boxing is in vogue and
nat reaction for bad there is always VII
eated. Although the author does
It care cintella about woman suf- ar
age, he believes that at least three
tbs OF the men and women of Cedar an
eek Hundred oppose the issue, so 10,
We honor to whom honor is due. on
Mrs. Florence Russell paid her usu-
business trip to Aunt Lyde's last wa
ek-end and Mrs. Della Coverdale ~
S gone to the city to accompany her ,
sband, Harvey. ,,i
Mrs. Lena Anderson's nephew and on
Ter relatives spent the weekend A.,
tn Mrs. Anderson and family. Lena
re did entertain them most royalty
music and other social repasts.
ey left Glendale on Monday.
Hiss Lena Swain, our contestant, \
o will participate in the county 81,
ltest of the State Defamation and ~
ltorical contest is making prepara- Tr
MS for the affair. We trust that 4
ma will not only win the county mn
ze but the state prize as well. in
reby helping to put Ellendale ION INV
map" 'Ni
)ur farmers seem very much inter- hoe
ed in farm work just now for every ~.
ere you can see them doing their
{ TO make the production greater 20
conditions in their homes more cot,
asant and happy. We hope that n
h viii continue until there is an ma,
ux of farmers and farmers sons Ii
k to the farms. If, however, Uncle ia~, To-,
n will do more to make the farm 80 90
blem better, the movement will be anS
y much expediated. n
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lear record No. A2S65 and A2S53. moo
NJ. Stokes, Milford Delaware. M
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