Milford chronicle., 1925-05-01
Glendale

Is there anything more beautiful
to the human eye than when nature
is at its best, presenting a picture OF
such brilliancy that the landscape
artist at the height of his fame car
put upon canvas only a poor imita-
ton? Look at the trees of the for
est with their summer apparel, and
the fruit trees. along the wayside
with their wonderful bloom. The
grass so green and the pretty flow
ers, greeting us rs we pass with a
fragrance which is beyond descrip-
tiOn. The birds of many hues and Il
medley of song. The fields OF waving
grain and the husOandmen as he
pursues his daily task. and a hun
dred other blessings which presents
a panorama of beauty. All this is
good to look upon, and for the time
being causes us 10 cease 10 think
of the heartaches which the world
gives in abundance. Then look up in
to the heavens and see what God is
doing there. Watch the glorius sun
as it rises above the eastern horizon
and traverses the sky, giving warmth
to earth and causing the fields to
yield their fruit, which means so
much to both man and beast. Then
watch the magnificent scene as the |
great orb sinks TO rest behind the |
western hills. Note again the moon |
which spreads its broad light across
our pathway, scattering the dark I
ness and allowing us to pursue our
different courses with peace and
safety. Look again, see the thOus-
ands of twinkling stars, little
worlds within themselves, held in
space by the great unseen hand of
the Master. The rain which falls on
the just and the unjust, refreshing
the earth and causing it to yield its
abundant crop. Then the pure air
which life could not exist without. l
These are a few of the great things
which the Great Ruler of the uni
verse is shOwering upon the peoples u
of the earth today. Yet how ungrate- e
full, men and women are. Some day s
when too late perhaps, they will see 9
their mistake and regret that they '
did not live more in accordance with L
the will of the Creator of us all.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Clendaniel en- N
tertained the Junior Aid Friday ev- a
ening, April oath. Those present "
were the Misses Grace Harper, An A
ma Sheppard, May Thayer, Blanche o
Baker, Mildred EllingswOrth, Bessie b
Lena Swain, c. E. Clendan- "
Iel, H. w. Jester, Jr., Curtis Ennis, u
George Reed, George Short and
Isaac Ellingsworth. A very delight al
jul evening was spent in playing "
games after which ice cream and ai
cake were served. Mr.. and Mrs. lit
having no children of
heir own, it is a great pleasure to III
hem to entertain the young people -,
d their homes. II
A new garage and service station el
S being erected on du POnt Boule-
ard, near town, by Charles Wallins IL
nd sister, Miss Elsie. Mr.. Wallins b'
ays when finished it will be up to
ate in every respect. sO
Mrs. Mary Short of New Market eI
Tas the guest of her son and daugh- III
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. -
hort Sunday. Mrs. Short is 81 We
ears old and very active for one of M!
er age. When at the home of her
On, Elmer Short, where she resides we
ne takes a deep interest in the pa
ONE and is still quite an expert u
ith the needle and sewing ma MI
line. Ine
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Jester and IN
ms, Harry, Jr., and Otis, were the Wh
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Jester "a
Wilmington Saturday and Sun Ine
Willard Millman and daughter An Ne'
e of Have de Grace, Md, were
eek-end guests and Mr.. and Mrs.
1bert Thomas of Lincoln, Clarence
i'd Roy Macklin, of Wilmington,
ned with Miss Allie and Torbert v
lcklin on Sunday aga
The killing of Charles AIillman by L
son Lawrence, Saturday morning hob
st, cast a gloom over this COM moo
unity where the deceased was wei; Lev
own. The sympathy Of the people way
re goes out to the mother and u
ler relatives of the deceased who Lau
side here. sak'
The stOrk visited the home of Mr.. NJ
d Mrs. Arthur Rasp on Tuesday turI
,rning of last week and left a 8 lb. Whe
by boy Mother and child are do Gym
: we'll "
rhe cutouts are in evidence again. was
ny not abate this great nuisance. YOU
e ordinance has never been re- IN II
lied. Why not enforce it? JONI
Dogs! Dogs. Has any other town DAY
the State as many worthless dogs ana
Glendale. We have all kinds Fe- callt
lie dogs running at large with a ty.
TX of the canine race in close RI
suit. lighting, barking. making fined
nights hideous by their howls. able
should think this nuisance was Re
trying on the nerves of those SEQ
D are sick. We hate to criticise Horn
town board who are doing so up e
ny nice things, but this dog ques- all
should be looked into and the Dega
lers taxed until they dispose of seasC
e of the mongrel stock. Sul
rs. Cecil T. Ewing of Wilmington many
pending some time with Mr.. and DoarC
J. H. Dickerson. were
r. and Mrs. r. A. Wood visited Clare
ads in Leipsic on Sunday. as co
e. Prettyman, son John Alfred, IL wa
her, Mrs. John Prettyman, and Clare
II, Miss Eva, were the guests of Mis-
and Mrs. Alfred Parker, Phila- spent
hia, over the weekend. ward
Le Rev. Conrad Hamer, pastor of Mai
NJ. E. Church is preaching some town
interesting sermons. The con- Va.
atiOns are large. Come out and
.. himj 6H5 Mrs. luther cov.r,,,. Of Ad
.us Hook spent the weekend The
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Dicker- tanned
Neal I
Y ISaacS, a prominent farmer Sum