Milford chronicle., 1924-03-28
Glendale

The PaTent-Teacher Association
held their monthly meeting in the
White Hall last week which was very
. much Of a success. The P. T. A. has
a membership of 123, which is a cred
it to the town and community.
The entertainment consisted Of typi-
cal Irish songs and two plays which
were very good.
Mrs. Cora Jester has had a broad
smile on her face all the week-we
suppose some wonder why, If Won had
been out to Sunday school on Sunday
morning you would know the reason.
So boys be sure and come out next
Sunday II you can't get up Harry,
Jl.' Will call you when he goes around
to call Curtie, just let him know Sat
urday evening.
1t looks very much like we are 60
ing to lose one Of our young ladies of
the town. Well, Florence, here's wish
ing you much happiness.
Mrs. WIN. H. Warren, widow Of VIM.
Warren, who was employed by the P.
R. R., on the section gang here for so
long, died in hospital in Baltimore
cause unknown.
L. E. Sipple and family visited
friends in FELTON, over the weekend.
The fire laddies will hold a supper
April 9Th and 10th. Good eats, some
thing doing all the time, so come out
and help the boys as they are working
to your interest not entirely theirs.
We will have to have your support or
we can't do anything, so don't forget /
and come out and ill up. This supper
will be held in the Red Hall.
Mrs. Martha Warren has moved in /,
with her sOn-in-laW at Milton.
/. 7. Baker Of Denton spent the
weekend with his family here. Mrs.
Baker is very much better at this Wri-
ting.
The Young Mems Sunday school ]
class met at the home of Mrs. H. w. {
Jester on Monday evening for the !
purpose Of reOrganizlng the class. So
boys come out every Sunday. We are ]
sure your superintendent and teacher ]
will be very glad to see you.
James H. Donovan is putting up a {
adjoining his property for the ]
purpose Of keeping all kinds of feed.
We notice that the parcel post is {
'unning very heavy and has been for t
jOme time We wonder why the gov
ernment wouldn't hire some one to /
AIRY the mail as they do it at other r
places.
Rev. L. v. Travers is away to con- F
erence this week. 3
G. H. Spicer is improving slowly .
nd able to be out nice days. s
We have nineteen boys in our 9Th
.rade. Many of them will be really
leeded on the farms this spring.
Our attendance has been good
the year and the work :,
reditable, but it is unfinished. =
Will not the parents try to make =
ONE arrangement so that these boys
nay keep in school, take their tests, :
nd have the satisfaction Of complst-
lg the grammar grade work.
The State tests will be given the
rst four days in April.
Let your boy have his chance.
Our school has received four books
ach month from the Service Citizens
)r good attendance.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. R. J.
lendaniel made the pupils happy
ith her gift of four books and her
rOmise to come with more soon.
Our st. Patrick's was pleasant ev-
hing in the P. T. A.
Mrs. H. w. Jester, as mother Rug
les, with her nine children, and Irish
'Ogue, made an enjoyable number on IN
le program.
The dress worn by Mother Ruggles 81
as cOlOred woven and made by hand
1er hundred years ago. 81
The date Of our next meeting will =.
announced through the Chronicle. w
It is hoped that the delegates to the
ate meeting at Dover, April 18th,
II be there and that they will en-
? hearing DR.. Parkes Cadman. sc