Milford chronicle., 1922-01-06
GLENDALE
BY PAUL PRY

4 Now it is new year. Say boys did
you forget to date it 1922, did on more
than one occasion, but we should be ex-
cusable, for we have been bad sick, and
need the sympathy of our friends.
A casual observer might think Christ
mas still fingered upon the bosom of Fa-
ther Time. AS the celebration still goes
on in great profusion. AT the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wood a big turkey
dinner was given on Wednesday to their
many friends.
On Thursday evening Robert Workman.
one of our most prominent young men,
and skilled machanist, led the pretty
Miss Manolia Banning, a DISTINGUISHED
beauty, to the alter, and Rev. Barrett
made them both happy and they went di-
rect to their little bungalow, where they
will begin life in double harness. We
sincerely wish this fine couple, all the
joy and prosperity going. On Tuesday
night they were given a rousing sere-
made, and the terrible noise could be
heard miles around. All sorts of good
things were served to the noisy crowd
Another great event, was on Monday
evening when kitchen shower was ten
dered the bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vardie Ellingsworth. Many useful things
were received and cake and ice cream
were served in abundance.
Another big event to fittingly celebrate
the new year was at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Smith, where both the La
dies Aid and Junior League met for a
jolly time, and to say they had it ga
lore is putting it very tame indeed.
George Lewis and some other members
Of his family are quite sick and Norman I
Prettyman is delivering his mail on the
route.
Now, young men and women, of whom
our town has many and the sex is equal
y divided it is time, for you to sit up
and take notice Examine yourself and
see if you need spiritual Improvement. c
md the spirit of God in your heart. o
When We see the pretty girls vainly
strut our streets, and the boys at the b
tore corners, we are concerned how they A
pend their Sunday evenings Rev. Bar
ett opened his revival meetings, and it fl
S hoped he will turn this town over, F
nd get them all to his alter of confess h
ion. Mr.. Barrett will soon leave us. as N
e has served his full time, and may he
cave us with a great record, that will ii
lake the dear old soul proud of his al
at Glendale
Mr.. Stone has gone back to his farm, g'
nd is glad to get back again where he ~
ill have plenty of room. There seems to at
ave been much moving, but not in this
the road was full of wagons iti
AIDED going by in each direction. N
Mrs. Elias Macklin is quite sick at her
ome. da
John Barrett, of Wilmington. spent two M
lys this week with his parents, Mr.. and -
rs Barrett at the parsonage. BE
On January the first the Ellendale Sum
" school had a spirited, but pleasant
ection of officers for the ensuing year. Ge
avid M. Donovan was elected president;
A. Ellegood president; Miss May at
mayer, secretary; Ebe Wilson, treasur-
Miss Alice Prettyman, librarian; Miss ma
ildred Ellingsworth ,organist; Miss the
'retta Jester, assistant; Miss Katie IS
'verdale, Junior superintendent; Mrs. th'
iris Warrington, her assistant. thi
Miss Mildred Warren has had, as her I
est for the past week Miss Mary Hal wit
t and Miss Emma Lindale, of Milford. I
Miss Blanche Salmons of Wilmington da!
d Staymon Banning of Bridgeville are IN
ests of Miss Mildred Ellingsworth at we
r fathers home.
The skating this week has been fine. M
d has been greatly enjoyed by our
lng sports. On Monday night George
ort went through the ice, and in the are
i'd to his arm pits and was obliged to vel
? for help. He was soon dragged from in
icy water, and had to walk three els
les to his home in his frozen clothes. mo
Call "Pettyjohn's" for Drugs Of mo
atty" Mail or phone orders. Phone thi
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