Milford chronicle., 1925-10-23
Glendale

attractive to the human 0yN NJ
emery depicted everywhere! N% No
So e is lavish in producing suSn
Saautiful Things which cannot ca
800 ontslde of that, which tne ~
~ tho Universe gives to the !LilaD a.,
VI ~ - the earth. Look II you
"Eaase IT' at the trees which have I'd. taMoI 81
- antumn tlnts displayihs o.
the colors OF the rainbow pIo me
a nanorama good to LOOK upol- of
landscape painter with Ine S,l 1,r nm
an accomplished artist, can pu. p.ie,i1
o. - convass that which IS Deau'iiui' i'n
~ T tbat which nature spreauS Va
80 eu the human vision is SUPERB -
~ yonderfuI when we cohtenlpHI,soo Ho
p aoodness of the Infinite One
WiGoso vi master mind is busy III pr ~,
,,;ding those magnificent thlhSS ~ ~
the peace and comtort Vi tba
neonIes of the earth. He gives No 81, ~
four seasons of the year anu go. Dv"
tiles them by the Divine y" -
'lhicb 1l He applies to each one as - -
"nI,oos "n and goes. The writer couIu
norate oo,,T hundreds of Dlessines
onraing oi to earth from the Great Dc Dc
old and for which the peOplo
SSTonid S he grateful and give praiSo sc
% +bo Civer of these great glIts' Az
~ neonle thankful for these laVoi'
and do they appreciate them' W 80 80
inc to Him, unstinted deYoIlCn' 80
seel In payment for all he 10 Ut. uo,'+e
For humanity they offer in paylletnl'. ~
E;,.s+ assertion of His church Oh CnO
Sabbstb Day. and engaging IN Inose
t,iT@s which are detrimental "
thniT Christian interests, and mas d
tandancv to weaken their teally ~
tI,a Master. Dissertation of the Lolu
nov hv doing those things whlch oie
strictly prohibited by the uec%1o II - S.
IF the wickedness in the "oI1u - t1,e
times to grow as it has done Ioi = 'bo ho
Iasf few Years, how long Will II po
before the cry will go forth tnaI llie
Deon1e have forgotten God ana nav
pl,ot,irned to idol worship. Then now
iona will it be before the Great Je-
boVeb will visit upon His reDelIlouS
Iloonla tbe fate of Sodom and COM
pTTab the cities Of the plains: Is -
not time to stop and think before II
is too late? 4o,+ e+one
" One of the most important sL9nS 'n17
roads in Sussex county W. WsiG -
sbouId be built in the year 191o -
+be road running from Ellenuale "
Milton This being a highway o!eI
which the U. S. Mail passes wv
sacb dav. It should not be Il na4o ~
go SS%onosition with the proper effort 10
propooi'l0T aovornment aid in complet-
ing this necessary improvement. ~
Dol tbe engineer has twice III nl5
IonoT+s ouT recommended that this roau
he built. If he sees the great LoCO o'-Id
sitv of having this road why eIiTl 9I;ItnT
the people of EllendaIe ana Nl1uo-
hesitate about approving his recoln
rnendations? Let's get busy o.
About one o'clock p. m. on l uoo
dow the fire bell sounded the alarm
Of fire. Our fire laddies were quicAIS
On the scene with their chemlcal en7
cine and in a few minutes suDoueu
fbe flames which proved TO De
oI,ironev on fire at the residence Vi
Arthur Russell on Main street. lam
age slight. ,o.ro+iro +be 7th
anniversary of the Ellendale NJ. -
Cbnrch Chr, Will be held Sunday, NoVenl-
her 18th. Further notice Will De si'
en- next week. 1oroeet
H. w. Jester, one OF the lalseo1
,,,1aber dealers in the state, has re-
ceived an order for ten thouSdnu
DiIing to be used in building an e!e-
Iator at Philadelphia. 1t will requlre
two hundred cars to move tn!s "a %
quantity of lumber to its destlnaIion. 1!I!1.
Mr.. Jester is purchasing the pms pms
at nearly all stations from S"po p-
CHARLES to Harrington ana AiOAn
Franklin City to Milford.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ r.
Church will meet at the home OIL NJ.
and Mrs. R. A. Warren on Ihursu"y
ovening October 29th. Please don
forget the date.
The storlx visited the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rogers on THURSDAY
last and left a fine baDy glII' "0
ther and child doing nicely.
The great event which hau Deen
cbronicled far and near has happeH-
cd Hunts Great Shows have Deen
here and gave one performance Oh
Friday evening. Those who attenu-
ed say it was fairly good. -.
lanes Williams is repairing HIS
home on State street.
Our butcher, Luke Postles, IS sup
nlving our market with some very
fiRe beef. ,... ,orao
N e. Prettyman is buying large
quantities Of sweet potatoes, Wplcn
he is storing for better prlce|
The revival services at New Mar
ket M. e. Church commenced sun
dav evening and will continue tor
at least two weeks. The PASTOR Rev
Conrad Hamer, desires the ASSIST
ance of Christians from the nelgh-
boring churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Jester anu IwO
sons, Harry, Jr., and Otis, spent tne
weekend with Mr.. TESTERS brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
O. Jester at Wilmington. While there
they were Joined by their two daugh..
ters. Misses Losetta and olga, OF
Newark and Baltimore respectively;
also John Clayton Of Baltimore. The
party motored to Longwood, the
beautiful estate of Pierre S. du Pont
and spent a delightful day.
Mrs. Hill, Mrs. wainwright ana
daughter of Georgetown visited MIS-
Hills daughter and son-in-laW, MI
and Mrs. E. T. Wilson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Burn OF Mil
ford were Glendale visitors on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Mills and three
children of Cedar Neck. were Sun
day guests Of Mrs. Mills parents
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Macklin.
Mrs. Geo. Clifton of Lewes, Mrs.
Laura Hill, of Milton, and Mr.. and
Nc Tutbar COverdale of Marcus