Milford chronicle., 1922-10-20
TOLD IN A FEW LINES

Duck shooting season in Delawar,
is open now.
Several light showers this weel
helps farmers.
Organize a Halloween parade fol
October 31st, in Milford.
Laws Church-Sunday school 1:3l
p. m. Preaching, 2:S0, October 22nd.
Sweet potatoes are lower this fal
than they have been in twenty years.
The largest crop of sweet potatoes
ever grown on this peninsula is being
dug now.
Attend the Christian Endeavol
meeting at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening.
The Frederick boulevard work is
going on very well and it will be fin
ished late in November.
On Wednesday, October 9th, Christ
Church Guild will meet at 2:3O p. m.
with Mrs. George Holmes.
Shoulders for the Milford -Harring-
ton road are nearly completed. It is a
fine example of modern road building.
Imly Abbott, a clerk in the Milford
post Office, had his arm broken last
week by being thrown from bicycle.
The Harvest Home and Rally Day
services will be held at Barratt's
Chapel on Sunday afternoon, October
22nd.
It's a shame to tell it, but sweet po-
tatoes are selling at Is cents per bas-
ket from the field, in this part of Del
aware.
Small quantities of coal reach Mil
ford each week-the dealers are dis
tributing it in one ton lots to each
family.
The Alden Branch of the Sunshine
Society of Milford will meet with
Mrs. H. L. Bunstein this Friday at
o'clock.
Christ Church Guild will hold a
rummage sale in Mrs. Arnold's store,
Saturday, November 4th; afternoon
and evening.
New concrete road between FELTON,
and Frederick is open for use, but
drivers must be very careful in tray
cling over it.
Early sown wheat shows effects of
the warm weather-the Hessian Fly
has made it look yelloW-instead of
bright green.
A bake will be held on Saturday,
October 28th, under the auspices of |
the Friendship Bible Glass. Place will |
be announced next week.
The Ladies Aid Of Millwood will |
meet in Community Hall, October 20, |
Friday evening. All are welcome.
Come and enjoy a social evening.
Captain William 2. Walls, master
Of the steamer George F. Pierce, had
MS right hand injured by being hit by
,he steering wheel of the steamer.
Sunday, October 22nd, the Right
Reverend John ]. Monaghan, D. D.,
Bishop of Wilmington, will administer
he Sacrament, of Confirmation in st.
Tohn's R. c. Church at 10:3O a. m. All
ire welcome.
The Loyal Circle Bible Class will
lold the next social at the home of
Mrs. Albert Webb, North Walnut
street, next Wednesday evening, Oc-
Ober 25th. All members are requested
o be present.
The local w. c. T. U. meets with
Mrs. James P. Pierce, Lake avenue,
lext Tuesday evening at 1880. Text
word, "Give." A full attendance is re-
Iuested as reports of Smyrna conven-
ion will be given.
Saturday evening, October 28th, the
unior Aid of Glendale, will serve
upper, consisting of chicken salad,
Delaware biscuit, coffee, cake, pie and
ee cream. Be present at the White g
Iall between the hours of p. m. and !
2 p. m. i
The Christian EndeavOr Societies of I
Iilford, will meet in the PresbyteT-
IN Church, Sunday evening next at
80 o'clock. Field Secretary Wright !
ill speak, as will other officers of
he State Union. A cordial invitation
extended to all who are interested
/ Christian EndeavOr.
The Ministerial Union of Milford +
let in it's regular monthly meeting !
lst Monday at the home of Rev. c. z. S
ryden. The annual election took t
lace Rev. H. L. Bunstein was elect 2
/ president and Rev. c. e. Dryden S
The meetings are largely S
1cial and enjoyed very much.
The first meeting of Prime Hook t
Association will be held e
t Prime Hook school, Thursday h
light, October 26th. beginning at 1880 c
clock. All members are especially e
rged to be present as there will be d
reelection of officers. A Halloween b
rogram will be given by children. n
ee cream for sale. Everybody well a
Ome. n
There will be an anniversary held y
t Whites Chapel on Nassau charge, I
unday, October 22nd. There will be r
ervice both morning and afternoon, ,
18th prominent speakers. Be sure to b
ome for the morning service. Bring h
our lunch and spend the day with y
s. The new church which replaces c
le one burned two years ago, is r
EN- of beauty. Come see it and wor-
nip with us. We are anticipating
BOD time. Do not miss it.