Milford chronicle., 1925-05-01
TOLD IN A FEW LINES
Full moon Nav 9Th.

Full moon May Sth.
It's base ball weather now-let's
go.
School Elections tomorrow, Satur-
day.
Dog wood is in full bloom in Della
ware woods.
"Pa, what's the difference between
luxury and a necessity"
Now is the time for all good men
to come to the aid OF the home team.
Base ball fever is epidemic, re-
gardless of age or previous cOndi-
tiOn.
you can do without a necessity,
son, without losing the respect of
the neighbors.'
Strawberry shortcake, fried chick
en- and waffles, is a popular diet in
Delaware this month.
Wednesday, May 6, Christ Church
Guild will meet with Mrs. Charles
Prettyman at the usual hour.
Horse racing draws daily autos
loaded with the ''red-bloOded" men
.Of Milford to HaVre-de-Grace, Md.
Christ Church Guild will hold a
rummage sale in Draper Davis front
Office Saturday, May 2, beginning at
10 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid of Slaughter Neck
Church will meet with Mrs. Rollie
Bennett on Tuesday evening, May
5th. All members please be present.
There will be a meeting of the Y.
P. B. at the home of Helen Pierce on
Wednesday evening, May 9Th. Every
body come, and please bring your
knitted squares.
Mrs. Louis Ross requests all blue
boxes for the united thank offering
of Christ Church to be brought to
her by May 1st or be presented at
services May 3rd.
The Fellowship Bible Glass will
hold it's monthly business and social
meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl !
Hudson on Tuesday, May 5th. All
members are invited to be present. i
The Sunshine Class" of the NJ. P.
Church held their annual business !
meeting April oath. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. |
Clarence Emory; secretary, Mrs. AL
bert Dyer; treasurer, Miss Anna
Smith.
Governor Robinson last Friday
announced the re-appointment of R.
R. Kenney of Dover and former
State Senator Harry J. Anderson, of
as members of the Public
Lands Commission for a term of
our years.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society at the chapel next We'd
nesday, May 6. Every member is
requested to be present.
There will be but one more meeting
before adjournment for the summer,
rom June 3rd.
The last meeting of Cedar Neck
Home and School Association will be
leld in the school building Thurs
lay night, May z, at o'clock. There
will be an election of officers for the
school term, after which
here will be speakers for the even
ng. Everyone is urged to be present.
Harry ]. S., noted stallion trotter {
md former worlds champion on
lalf mile track, dropped dead in its :
tall at the Windsor Hotel stables
n Tuesday. The horse was formerly
he property of Harry Stoeckle, of
who died recently. 1t {
vas recently sent to Milford and was
n charge of Thad Windsor. C
E. Frank Burris. of Houston, clerk !
f the Orphans Court and Register
/ Chancery, suffered an attack of
cute Indigestion after getting off
ain at Dover station last Friday
forming. He left his home at Hous-
IN apparently we'll, but just before c
eaching Dover, complained of being l
l. He was taken to the office of a
over physician and later sent to L
le Milford Emergency Hospital for e
'eatment. He was taken to the hos ic,
ital by Chancellor Wolcott and 2
lark w. Cole, his assistant in the
flee. :
The dedication of the new St.
1nh's Evangelical Luthern Church, -
South Dover Heights on Sunday,
sing the first Luthern church ever II
Established in this section, brought s
9veral hundred persons from all
arts of Delaware and Maryland.
he services were in charge of the
cal pastor, C. 7. Oplinger The
orning service was in English, and
as preached by the Rev. H. H. ST
rauns, of Philadelphia, and the af- Z
rnoOn sermon by the Rev. e. TOske q
Philadelphia. The Rev. L. Gregor
Preston, Md, was assisted in the
rvices. -
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