Milford chronicle., 1923-03-23
TOLD IN A FEW LINES

Good Friday, March oOth.
Much rain fell during March.
Start a cleanup campaign now.
Trim trees and rose bushes now.
Sow grass seed now for a good sod.
Full moon Easter Sunday, April 1st.
Springs started Wednesday, March
21st.
Who wants to live along a dirt road
now?
New cabbage is a luxury at 10 cents
a pound.
Plow and plant garden plots soon as
possible now.
Clean out the cellar and clean up
the yards now.
Keep all drains open-especially
roadside bitches.
A flock of turkeys is a nice money
winner next Fall.
The building season is opening good
in and about Milford.
Coal is plenty, but nobody wants to
buy at the prices asked.
Shad prices are so high that most
folks will pass them up.
Have you got a radio set in your
home? Most everybody else has.
Cut off all decayed limbs from shade
trees-especially over side walks.
Cleaned house yet? How is the
Kings Daughters rummage sale bag?
Paint will save a building from de-
cay and many houses need paint now.
Laws Church: Sunday school at
1870 p. m, March 25th. Preaching at
2:3O.
Mud and mire has made the dirt
roads horrible to travel over this
week.
Cold and wet weather has delayed
planting of peas in this part of Della
ware.
Tall Cedars' Ladies' Night at the
Plaza Theatre in Milford, Monday,
April End.
First thunder and lightning storm
of this Spring season, came on Mon
day morning last.
The Kings Daughters will have
their rummage sale soon. Save all the
things they can use.
Burn or haul to the dump heap all
rubbish and litter that has accumu-
lated during the winter.
Christ Church Guild will hold a
bake in the Kent and Sussex Building
and Loan Office on Saturday, March
oath at 1920 a. m.
Come on zyith your bag,
Make it SnabPy, by gum;
The Kings Daughters sale is a zvhale,
Let her hum.
The young people of Shawnee M. P.
Church will hold a bake in the front
room of Draper-Davis office, this Sat
urday. There will be lots of pies,
cakes and many other good things to
eat
The Parent-Teacher Association
and social which was to have been
last Friday evening at Jacobs School
was postponed because of the stormy
until Friday evening, March
23rd.
A box and shadow social will be
held at Laws School, Wednesday ev-
ening, March 28th. If the evening
should be stormy it will be held on the
next pleasant evening. All are assur-
ed jolly good time. Everybody well
come.
The w. c. T. U. will hold a union
signal meeting at the home of Mrs.
Georgia G.. Pierce, Lake avenue, next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:90. Text word,
Church" All members are asked to
attend. Bring or send dues to this
meeting.
Slaughter Neck Community Asso-
citation will have a shadow social at
heir regular meeting, Wednesday ev-
ening, March 9th, at 7:90 p. m. Ice
cream and cake will be for sale. All
patrons and outsiders are cordially in
5ited.
A special meeting of the Milford
Red Cross Branch will be held at the
lome of Mrs. George W. Marshall, on
Tuesday afternoon, March 9th, at
$50 p. m. A full attendance is desir-
ID as business of Importance is to be
discussed.
The Ford sedan which the Disabled
American Veterans of the World War
1t the University of Delaware, have
,een selling chances on is to be ratified |
IF on Tuesday, March 9th, at 9 p.
n. Liberal donations to the fund have
,een made by Milford citizens, and the
tudents appreciate this aid.