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Milford chronicle., 1925-11-20

Warren, Florence Reed, Marian Rob-
inson, Eva Prettyman and May
Thayer. Games of different kinds
were enjoyed until a late hour. Re-
freshments were served. The ladies
on leaving for their homes thanked
Mrs. Clendaniel for very pleasant
evening and wished for Miss Thayer
a safe trip and abundant pleasure
during her stay in the southland.
Clarence Spicer moved this week
from the Pullen property on Willow
street to the new bungalow which
he has erected on State street. H. c.
Fike and family of Pennington will
occupy the premises vacated by Mr..
Spicer.
C. S. Krick, vice president; 1. B.
Sinclair, Supt. Del Div. Pennsylva-
mia Railroad, are here in their pri-
vate cars on a two days cunning
trip. They have as their guests,
Mr.. SprOul of Chester, Mr.. Chase
and Mr.. Deliworth of Philadelphia,
!. D. Short of Milford and r. J.
Clendaniel of Glendale. They report
game as being plentiful.
There seems to be an epidemic of
coughs and colds prevailing among
the people here. 1t appears to re-
semble cases of light grippe.
The Delaware State Educational
Association, which was held at Do
yer Thursday and Friday of last
week, was well attended by the tea
chers from this section. Those pres
ent were: NJ. P. Brandenburg, prin-
cipal; H. C.. Fike, Grace Harper and
Mrs. E. T. Wilson, teachers of Ell
lendale public schools. Miss Mildred
Warren, teacher at Webbs was also
there. They report a very interesting
session.
We understand that wedding bells
will ring several times in the near
future. We wonder who it will be
this time?
Cowpeas and soybeans which
have been harvested since the late
rains are in a damaged condition.
We doubt if many of them are worth
the cost of thTeshing.
Mrs. 2. T. Wilson, one of the tea
chers in our public schools has been
suffering with an abscess inside of
one of her ears.
Some miscreant took the extra tire
and rim from the automobile of N.
E. Prettyman while parked in front
of the church Sunday night. Mr..
Prettyman offers a reward of ten
dollars for the apprehension of the
thief. 1t is pity that those who
engage in such nefarious business
cannot be found out and be compell-
ed to thug Susan" at the work
house.
Drunkenness seems to be on the
increase in this vicinity. The stuff
which the bOotleggers are selling
must be pretty bad to cause a man
to forget where his home is and try
to stable his horse on a mans front
porch. Perhaps the prohibition Off
GERS could find something to do if
they would visit this section.
The revival services still continue |
in the M. e. Church. The attendance |
during the past week has been
small. The pastor is hoping for bet
ter results this week. Come out and |
help him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clendaniel
on Sunday their daugh-
Ter and sOn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Caleb McCabe of Frankford.
Miss Betty Belts, small daughter
If Alfred Belts, of near Milton, spent
he weekend with her grandmother,
Mrs. Michael Millman.
Arthur Russell, employee of the
3. c. & A. Railway was home with
lis family on Friday.
Mrs. D. M. Donovan spent Monday
n Wilmington on shopping tour
Rev. and Mrs. Conrad Hamer had
IS guests on Sunday Mrs. Hamer's
Milford chronicle., 1925-11-20

Mrs. Mary A. Boone and Mrs
Edith Nelson spent the week in
Maryland.
Prof. NJ L. HydOrn, Mrs. Mildred
Parks, Miss Ruth Hellar. Miss Dor
pthy Cox, Mrs. Alice G. Melvin, Miss
Lillian Davis, Miss Constance Mar
tin, Miss Lulu Emory and Mrs. An
ME B. Harrington attended the State
Teachers Association in Dover last
week. The entire program was eX-
ceptiOnally fine and thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostic of
FELTON,, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Melvin last week.
Milford chronicle., 1925-11-20
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

REV. n. l. BUNS TEN. A. NJ, MINISTER
1000 A. M-Bible School "Paul Be Felix"
100 A. M-Semon. Subject, "The Poor In Spirit
7:IS P. M-Chrsuan EndeavOT. Topic, Gods BountieS
Milford chronicle., 1925-11-20
BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS


Milford, Delaware
Rev. Samuel C. Welsh, Pastor
417 Washington st. Phone 21S
Regular Services
FRIDAY
7:15 D. m. Junior meeting
3 p. m. Prayer meeting
SUNDAY
10 q. m. to noon-Bible study,
morning service and sermon.
GAS p. m. Young Peoples meet
ing.
1880 p. m. Evening service.
Friday at 8 p. m. the second study
in the gospel in the Psalms will be
taken. Subject, Cody Fear" After
the meeting arrangements will be
made for the annual meeting and
roll call.
The pastor will speak next Sun
day morning on "The Proof of Real
ity," and at 1880 p. m. on "David's
Confession"
The subject for the Young Peo-
pies meeting will be "The Abound
ing Goodness of Cod" A Thanksgiv-
ing service, led by Ida Passwaters.
Milford chronicle., 1925-11-20
CHRIST CHURCH
Rev. Guy L. Hill, S. T. B.

| h0Fe Uuy LIE Hill, De lie Bs
Sunday next before Advent.
'"The Master is here and collects
for thee"
II a. m. Morning prayer and ser
mon.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Everybody present and on time.
Everybody come.
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Rev. II, p. Adams, Pastor
1880 Sunday morning preaching.
2 Sunday school.
3 Class meeting.
7 Song service.
8 Preaching.
1880, Saturday night, preaching.
1880 on Wednesday night, prayer
meeting.
All welcome.
ST. JOHNS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Charles ]. Conway
Mass in Milford 9 a. m.
Mass in Georgetown II a. m.
Evening service at 1880.
All are welcome.
It is said that seven million build
ing lots have been staked out in
Florida which indicates that a lot
of folks are going to get their fin
gers burned at the stake.
Milford chronicle., 1925-11-20

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETING
Christian Science services every
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock at
the New Grange Hall.
All are welcome.
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-02

brave Pilgrims who first celebrated
this day over two hundred years
ago. Our American poet, Longfel-
low, has given us a beautiful story
of Pilgrim life in his poem, The
Courtship Of Miles Standish." Some
Thanksgiving day when you are
older you will want TO get 4 vol
ume OF LongfeIlow's poems and
read this poem.
If you follow the color cut-ouis
for the next three weeks you will
have complete set Of characters
with which 10 act out this famous
Thanksgiving-time story. Today
Miles S'andish, the brave Puritan
aptain APPEARS. Color his suit a
dark grey with shoes and stockings
TO match. His belt buckle and the
buckles on his shoes are silver. His
beard and hair were reddish brown
but are beginning TO turn grey. Be
fore cutting ont, mount the picture
on piece Of heavy paper such as
the cover II a magazine. Tomor-
row the story will begin with a
suit Of armor for the brave Puri-
tan captain.
Copyright. 1925, Associated Editors.
Inc.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-02

jlrics than had katherine.
Il dil not awaken until She had
bound my hands and gagged me-"
/ answered, Katherine must have
sprung up The second she felt the
gIris hands upon h"r. and fought
her Hereby
Yes SIN" HO4.I' DR.. eMredith
sail then as Il r,s"rttul flush which
I. ! lou'l not cnnIol crimsoncd my
CHECKS. he stretched ont a quickly
| protesting hand toward M.
grease, Mrs. Graham, do not
mistake my meaning, he said
, on must r'a4ze that Mrs. B.ck-
'fts professional training enables
h"r 10 "HknH al the slightest sound
or 'on"h' something which Is al
most impossible for anyone not 50
trained 70 do. |. you had Weakened
no DOUBT you would have put w as
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-02

him. but there vas nothing craven
in his nature. lie was big and well
conditioned. He mad played bit
Of .crHh Foc'rfl'. and had taken
his hard knocks without showing
yellow. The mere prospect OF physi-
cal combat never dismayel him.
Perhaps he vas something OF H
braggari; but that Vas youth
again.
II seemed inevitable that the e.
fciency man should be at his desk.
He did not even glance up at the
procession, being 100 busy review
Ing butf-colored reports which
dealt largely with the per>ersities
OF the time-clock.
We've decided this can't go or. &"
announced Billy abruptly.
Hedge looked up, after he had
carefully checked off the report Of
Giovanni, the furnace
What can't go on"
You"
+ Oh"
For an instant It seemed that the
conversation might terminate at
hat point, But Billy faltered for
only a few seconds.
you've got 20 GET out" ne said,
with the necessary glare.
Alice sI!pp"i nervous hand
into her sisters.
What tor"" The curiosity in
Hedges voice vas unmistakabls
because We won't stand for
this business any more" answered
Billy.
What hnsinefs
Billy Brooke gloverod, %hich
signifies more than mere CARING.
The efficiency man did neither. He
merely looked and appeared 70 te
interested.
"Oh, there's going 10 be no argu-
ment about it, Gro1led Billy.
Now, you get your hat and beat
Il. It's all off"
TOO busy remarked Fl. Hedge,
picking up another report card.
! Going" demanded Billy.
Not yet"
When"
Constance finchcd. She scns"d
something incongruous in ii,
| question. 1t did not coordinate
with the great plan. Yet Billy stood
firm as a rock. and quite as i'm
! posing.
Not until your father returns
remarked the efficiency man.
Billy coughed noisily and glance
a his sisters. He smiled significant
ly.
Give you one minute" he an,
, nouhced.
And them"
out you 60"
How"
Front door
Who"
Me"
TIE admirable breyity Of the J.s
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-02

Peter Rabbit was quite upset
when he discovered Danny and
Nanny Meadow Mouse had left
home. You see, it looked as il they
had left home for good. He. had
something OF the same feeling he
had the time he discovered that
they had left home when they
went down TO the Sunny South In
the great Msnbird. as they called
the aeroplane. He wondered II they
could have started for the Sunny
South in the same way again. Then
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-02

Blacky was doing.
he remembered that II the great
ManLird had been around he would
have seen 1t. Had it not been for
what Sammy Jay had said about
seeing Danny a long way from
home Peter would have thought
that Danny and Nanny might have
been caught by one OF their enc
mics. AS It was, he decided that
they must have moved OF their own
accord. But why they should have
moved he couldn't understand. OF
course, right away he was very
curious about II. He looked every
where he could think OF for them.
and he asked every one IL they had
seen Danny and Nanny. But his
search WIS all In vain and finally
he gave 1t up.
Then, very early one morning,
Peter saw Blackys the Crow sitting
on a fence post" down near the
lower end OF the Long Lane watch
ing very sharply something below.
Two or three times Blacky few
down to the ground and then few
back again 10 the post. Peter:
curiosity sent him over there. lip.
perty-llpperty-lip. as fast as hii
legs could 90. He was curious &c
know what Blacky was doing
However, he was too wise TO 81
right up close TO Blacky. When h
got near enough he saw tina
Blacky vas trying TO catch somt
one. So at a safe distance Peter sa
down 10 watch. BY and by Farmer
Browns body appeared in the dis
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lance. BIackT didn't walt for him
10 get close. AS soon as he saw he
vas headed down the Long Lane
Blacky took to his wings. Cav.
cav. cav he shouted and away
he few.
At once Peter scampered over 10
that post on which BTacky had been
sitting. At first he saU no ane.
Then squeaky little voice, which
was very familiar, cried: Hello,
Peter Rabbit! Where has that
black rascal gone"
You would harc laughed to have
seen the expression on Peters face
as he discovered Danny Meadow
Mouse peeping out from beneath
an old board on the ground. why,
Danny Meadow Mousse" he cried.
What under the sun are you doing
here"
Trying to find out where that
black rascal has gone" squeaked
Danny.
"Or, he's headed for the Green
Forest" said Peter. You needn't
worry about him any more. Was
he trying to catch your"
"Ot course" replied Danny.
who did you suppose he was try
ing to CATCH"
Il hadn't the least idea" replied
Peter, but I didn't think It vas
you, Where's Nanny"
Here" squeaked another voice,
and Nanny Meadow Mouse poked
her head out beside Danny.
We'll, we'll, wellw cried Peter.
DO tell me what you are doing
way over here"
We're travelling" said Danny,
Not having any Manbird 70 travel
In this year we're travelling on our
feet" .,
But where are you travelling and
what for?" cried Peter.
We are preparing for winter"
spoke up Nanny.
j MS was 100 IHuClI tut TeteI
Preparing for winter" said he.
How under the. sun are you pre-
pairing for winter by travelling?
should think that ~ you want Il
prepare for winter you would be
laying up a stock OF food the way
you always have done"
Danny Mouse chuckled. Their
, Nanny Mouse chuckled. Then they
both chuckled together until Peter
thought he was being laughed at
What's the joker" he demanded
at isn't polite TO laugh in tbs
presence OF others and not tel
them what you are laughing at"
Excuse me. Peter" said Danny
THE joke Is that all our supple
are laid up for Us, but nobod!
knows It. Somebody has done al
the work for US"
Peter looked all around. Il dom
see any supplies" said he.
The fat sides OF Danny and Nan
ny Meadow Mouse shook witt
laughter. we haven't got Their
yet" said Danny.
Copyright, 1928, by T. W,
Burgess)
The next story: The Traveller
la
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BEGIN HERE TODAY:

John W. Brooke, NidoWer. hard
ware magnare. b"fore leaving tho
city for NO months, arrsnges with
firm OF efficiency engineers TO
take charge OF his home while he
Is away He tails 10 say anything
about this 10 his three grown chill
dren, Constance. Billy ard Alice.
But they soon lind II out. when
II. Hedge. assigned 10 tire Job,
takes control OF the Brooke house
hold. occupies the owners suite and
turns the library into an Office
Hedge ia busy in the lmproNsed
Office phh" Billy is tolling his So
ters that the only way 10 get rid
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Cable from Karl Whitney TO Leslie
Prescott

| have persuaded mother 10 leave
next week for home. a little earlier
than We had planned. She seems TO
feel that her home physiGiaus
could do more for her arm than
IL being done here. 1t IL not getting
well as fast as We could Wish.
May ! ask you to 20 over and
tell Mrs. Ritchlcy. my housekeepcr,
to have everything In readiness for
our return on the twelfth? Tell
her the entire west wing is to be
given up TO mother as usual.
Karl.