Milford chronicle., 1928-10-26
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Regular services will continue a
Staytonsville Church every Sunda!
night. Endeavor at 7:15, preaching
at o'clock.
The social at Millwood has been
postponed until Thursday or Friday
evening of next week. See next is
sue for the date.
The Epworth League will hold q
Halloween party next Monday, Oc-
tober 29th, in the Chapel Beautiful
All members are invited.
Lower Delaware farmers are busy
threshing the soy bean crop and
from the reports reaching here from
the Stockley section the yield will
only be fair.
The annual supper and bazaar
held at the Presbyterian Church
last week was a great success, ev-
erybOdy declaring it was most de-
lightful. Over $16O was cleared.
The Ladies Aid of the First Metho-
dist Protestant Church will hold
their annual supper and bazaar on
Thursday and Friday evenings, No
vember 8 and 8. Keep this date
open.
Don't forget the Halloween sup
per to be given in the Chapel Friday
evening, October 26, beginning at
$50 2. NJ. Everybody invited to come /.
out to enjoy this splendid supper, all |
for soc.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital will give a
card party in the Nurses Home Fri
day evening, October 26th. Tickets
may be obtained from any of the
ladies or at the door.
In the October number of the In
.erstate Bulletin of Adult Education,
Mr.. L. R. Alderman, specialist in
adult education of the U. S. Bureau
If Education, cites the work which
Delaware is doing in adult educa-
ion.
Mrs. George w. Marshall, chair
nan of the Milford chapter of the
Red Cross, is still receiving clothing ,,
or the sufferers in the recent hurri-
ane. Mrs. Charles Reed donated
8 during the past week and Mrs.
frank Ricards also IS.
Plans were made last evening at :
meeting of the Friendship Glass of
ne Avenue M. E. Sunday School to E
erve a supper at the Chapel on I
Wednesday, November IA. Further :
announcement will appear later in =
lie columns of this paper. 9
The Woman's Home Missionary n
Ociety will meet at the Chapel on +,
uesday afternoon, October Both, at q
80 o'clock. Everyone is urged to NJ
. present as this is the first meet d
g of this season, and business of
lportance is to be discussed. G,
Keep the dates in mind of the al
lzaar and supper at the NJ P.
lurch, November 8 and 8, where 81
~ will get chicken salad, chicken al
e, fried oysters, cake, coffee and
e cream and all other good things, W
so fancy and useful articles. L;
The Progressive Adult Bible Glass
lght by the pastor of the First fO
Protestant Church, will er
Id a Halloween party on Tuesday
ening, October 30. Sketches and st
mes and refreshments will be en- Pa
7ed. The admission is only 25c. of
Twenty-six business girls and ST
OCCASIONAL girls of Milford at
lded the banquet at the Sesqui ar
n on Tuesday, under the auspices fo
the Y. w. G. A Other girls from to-
W Castle, Middletown and Dover
re present. The Milford girls hope Ell
have a club here later. on
Robert T. Maloney, of Salisbury,
j., was arrested last week on the ar
nplaints of residents and taken de
ore Magistrate H. B. Thaw,
Urged with operating a car while Ed
Ier the influence of liquor. AS it ais
S his second offense, he was fined
0 and given three months in Jail. Sp
2 arrest was made by Corporal
mes. sic
n March, 1926, twenty women we
nbers of Milford Grange met at
home of Mrs. Mary Titus of IN
lar Neck to start a series of j
-ramid parties" Last week at the Ill
ne of Mrs. Titus, 40 members and \
,nds met to complete this series, NIL
lpleting the sum of $525 to be us
in payment on a mortgage on the
nge Hall Der
n next Sunday morning at the IL :,
Ock service of the First Metho- 'iSi
Protestant Church, Rev. J. "
nklin Bryan will have for his "
ject, The Purpose for which ~
/ is Created" and will answer 'lsl
question, Can a person vote for "
candidate whose record has MI VII.
4 favorable to the selling of in Bill
eating liquors?" In the evening, Ten
n Rev. Mr. Bryan will preach at last
vince, Rev. Walter Ford, of Is
-rna, will preach at the First NJ
lOdist Protestant Church. VII
fter leaving the Marshall Hos ne!
where he was paying visit to suiS
older brother, young Allen at
t and Preston Cannon met with
lccident and were taken back to
hospital to be patients them
es. The two youths were driv- M