Milford chronicle., 1925-04-03
Glendale


A meeting of the several commit
tees appointed to secure funds t
pay for the laying of cement walk
in front of the church and parsOu
age, was held in White Hall 1ues
day night of last week; Mrs. H "
Jester presiding. 1t was decided t
hold a chicken pie supper on III
Red Hall Wednesday evening, Apri
Sth. Charles O'Neal and Samuel II
Fisher were appointed solicitor
and Mrs. Geo. L. Howard will bav
charge of the suppe-. The commit
tee will commence to serve tn
meal promptly at $50 p. m. ant
everybody is invited. Come out ant
have a good time. Automobiles will
be ready to convey the aged and dis
abled to the supper.
The electric lights were burning
bright
When we reached Red Hall that
night,
The gathering was a right smart
sight
At the Chicken Pie Supper.
Sam Fisher was there with his best
gal
And Maizie Thayer with a pal;
And Bessie Warren and our "Al"
At the Chicken Pie Supper.
Oh, boy! such food there's never
y been,
Since those old evenings in Ellen
dale Inn.
When Olga brought her violin
To the Chicken Pie Supper.
The old folks "allus laffed" to see,
The young folks filled with jolity
We couldn't wait to dance, by gee!
At the Chicken Pie Supper.
I've been to banquets mighty fine,
I've sat with noble folks to dine,
But for fun, I'll take for mine
A Chicken Pie Supper.
Reports from homes where sick
ness prevails is as follows: John NJ
Crowley. acute stomach trouble, not
much improvement. Oliver Lynch,
grip, not so we'll. Mrs. J. H. Dicker-
son, operation, Milford Emergency
Hospital, conyalescing rapidly.
The P. 7. A. of Glendale gave an
entertainment of unusual brillian-
", Tuesday evening in the Red Hall |
o a crowded house. The different |
)arts as presented showed careful |
raining and were rendered in a |
cry pleasing manner. The univer-
al opinion of those present was, |
hat it was the best of the many
Meetings held by the Association.
treat credit is due Miss Reed, prin-
ipal of our school and her assist
nts, in giving to the public these
are treats.
Our new preacher, Rev. Conrad
Iamer, has not arrived yet. Our
Dung ladies are very much cOncer-
ed, 9s to whether he is married or
ot/
The Selbyville Highway Engi-
eering Company has moved all of
leir material from here TO George
,wn, where they have a contract
, build short piece of stone road n
d. NJ. Donovan attended the NJ. | r
Conference in Wilmington last I
riday.
Pear, peach and plum trees are in
III bloom in Sussex county. 1t is a !
sautiful sight as you motor o
rough the country to note the
any colors Of the pretty blossoms. n
Mr.. and Mrs. William Short, Jr., c
tertained at a duck dinner on n
lnday, Mrs Shorts mother, Mrs.
-rrie Kroh, her brother, Robert n
lerr and uncle and aunt, Mr.. and :
IS. Joseph E. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. EllegOod and
SIS May Thayer have been week. b
d guests of DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Ellegood at their country home
ar State Road.
Mrs. Wilbur S. Welch who has
en- sick for long time of tuber- .,
LOsis, died at her home in Phila- =,
-phia on Friday last. Her remains o.
re brought to Georgetown on y:
esday and inferred in Odd Eel "
vs. cemetery. Mrs. Welch was q
of those women whom everyone
ed. She was neice of Mrs. John 4
sttyman of this town. :
PAUL Smith spent the weekend 3
h his friend, Woodrow Wilson. 8
saac F. Warren, Sr., of Philadel-
a visited his family over the 3
9k-end. 8
Ieorge Clendaniel and two sons, 4
'rge, Jr., and Josie of Selbyville, q
mt Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Al 9
Clendaniel. =
luther COverdale of Marcus q
)k, visited his wife on Sunday. 9
J. Coverdale is residing here 3
ing the illness of her sister, Mrs. q
I. Dickerson. g
#. and Mrs. Atkins of Millsboro =;
e entertained Sunday by Mr.. and q
/. John r. Warren. q
lnday school 10 a. m. =:
pwOrth League 1880 p. m. q
rs. Pauline Lynch, leader. *