Milford chronicle., 1927-02-18
Glendale
aThe ElIendaIe TRUST Company

noses and situated in our pretty lit
tie town. How pleasing it would De
to see our merchants, lumbermen'
farmers and other doing business
with a financial institution !ocateu
at home, and not be compelled TO 80
eight miles to secure banking PRIV
ileges. 80
We have in our town men OF
wealth who claim to be progressive
Yet they balk when asked TO CON
tribute 10 the welfare of the town by
securing for the people those 1aclll-
ties for banking which other toWns
of the size of Glendale alreauy
have. ,-4o
Why not apply to the legislature
now in session and have a Dill pre-
sented giving to Glendale, the rlght
To have a banking institution unueI
the name of ''The Ellendale Trust
Company?" We may not need 1t TINS
wear but the time will come wheh
the people wake up and get ready 10
do things. 1o
When that time comes if we nave
our charter, the work OF organlza-
tion will be easy. Let's get busy.
Dave Reed was bubbling over WIN
good humor on Saturday. When ash-
ed the reason of so much Joy on MS
nart he said he was tickled to deatn
to know that for once the people OIL
milford were apt to get more stone
roads than wanted. We hope the GU
i4ens of our neighboring town nave
- boon irving to get more than
+beir share of the improved hlgh-
Hvavs being built. The southern part
of the hundred has had but nttIe'
WHY not build the Greenwood-EiIeni. u,
dale road this spring? The roaus 80 IL
mat section have been almost lin-
passable this winter. 4o,,-,,
we must congratulate our IoW II
fathers on the great improvement III
which is being made to McCau4IeS
''Ths' This street has been plowed'
scraped and is now being given d
ton coat of cinders, eight lncneS
deep. -, IA oro+ber
When finished it will add anoIne1
fine thoroughfare to our town.
The session of the NJ. Il. SuGuay no.
school was well attended last sun
dav. All present seemed to ENJOY
the services. The young mems class
No o had the largest number pres
ont for sometime. The school Is
growing Come out and help swell
the number. , sobool
class No. a. met at the home OF MISS
Florence Reed on WEDNESDAY eEeIa
ing of last week. Those present WEI
Marion Warrington, Hyacintn LyncA'
Marion Robinson, Emma Ennis Ly-
dia Coverdale, Kathryn Tucker, LII
lian Abbott, Madaline Warren anu
Miss Elsie Warren, teacher, and Mrs
r. ]. Clendaniel, assistant teacher:
The next meeting of the class Will
be held at the home of the teacnet'
Miss Elsie Warren, February 2Srd. A
full attendance is expected.
Robert A. Swain and son RoDerI
of Cape May, N. j., visited MI
Swain's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h. H.
Swain on Saturday.
Mr.. Swain was a former resident
of Glendale and one of its mosC
progressive citizens while here.
We are glad to hear that he mas
been very successful in his new
- home. Mr.. Swain is a hustler.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
FlIendale M. E. Church, will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coverdale on Thursday evening
February oath.
WHY not form an Ushers Unioni
Sunday school class No. 9, is COM
posed of young men who woulo
made splendid members of such an
organization. We are much behind
other churches in things of this
kind. Why not make Ellendale
Church a strong, spiritual, progress
sive institution? Its object to be the
betterment of our fellow DelngS
from all standpoints.
]. H. Jester represented Ellen
dale Council, No. 80, at the State
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, which was
held at Milton, February 18th. Ht
reports a very interesting session:
Master Otis Jester celebrated his
thirteenth birthday by entertalnlns
Sunday school classes, Nos. 3 and 4
at the home of his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. H. w. Jester, on Monday eve
ming. 1t being at the close OF st. val
entine's Day. After engaging II
games of various kinds, and having
a good social time, in general, re
freshments were served.
Ioka Tribe No. 35, I. o. r. M.
will celebrate Washington's Birth
day at their wigwam here on Mon
day evening, February 21st. Lon9
talks will be given by several prom
inent chiefs. After the quenching O.
the Council fire, corn and Venlso1
will be served.
John w. West is having built
telephone line extending from Ellen
dale to his home situated on the
Slaughter Beach road.
We understand that Ellendale viii
have a candidate for the office Of
Governor, who will seek the noml
nation at the Republican primary
elections to be held in 1928. His
name will be divulged later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Millman oi
Havre de Grace, Md, were guests o.
Mrs, Michael Millman over the weel
end.
Miss Hyacinth Lynch spent Satur'
day and Sunday with Miss Lillia1
Abbott who fesides near town.
Miss Losetta Millman spent the
weekend with Miss Gladys Warner
of Lynch's.
Miss Viola Warren was entertain
ed at the home of Miss Marian War
ren at Lynch's on Monday night.
The Misses Gladys Warren ant
Hyacinth Lynch were the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Lynch Monda!
night.
Sunday services, February goth:
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