Milford chronicle., 1928-11-23
HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN

CHAPEL OOhaIiOA LAY lOT Hosp
tails.
Milford people are showing quite
great deal of enthusiasm over tn
Red Cross, with great numbe
joining.
The Ladies' Aid of Milford Nee
will have a bake on Tuesday, No
vember 9th, at Henry Tribbitt'
public sale.
On Wednesday of last week tn
Kent County Club Institute met a
the Milford Century Club, with tn,
state officers present.
On Tuesday the Milford Centur!
Club took their play, of which Mrs
E. ]. Lewis, was in charge, to repeat
at the Harrington Club.
Ashur Burton, colored, was fined
$40 and cost by Justice Hendrixson
for disorderly conduct. 1t is alleg-
ed Burton was abusive to his wife.
The Slaughter Neck P. T. A. will
meet at the school house, November
27, Tuesday, for the third meeting.
A Thanksgiving program will be
rendered. Ice cream for sale.
Don't forget Thanksgiving dOna-
ton for both hospitals. Anything
in canned fruits and vegetables will
be appreciated. This is under the
= auspices of the Home Missionary
Society of the Avenue M. E. Church.
:. The second in the series of the
'Win My Chum" week will be held
by the EpwOrth League next Sun
day at $50 p. m. The subject will be
"The Never Ending Adventure" and
the leader is Miss Katherine Hick-
man.
Miss Ruth Kemp, assistant district
secretary, of the c. w. c. A, has
been spending this week with the
Girl Reserves of Milford, meeting
the committees, and the cabinet on
Thursday, to plan their work for the
year.
While driving his car near the tub
mill last Sunday, Henry Rentz lost
control of the machine, skidded and
turned it completely over. He was
taken to the Milford Emergency
Hospital, but discharged within a
short time, the injuries being only
slight.
Clarence Dunn, colored, was fined
SIS and cost by Justice HendrixsOn ,
on the charge of disorderly conduct,
it being alleged he was abusive to
his wife and mOther-in-law. His
wife's mother, with whom he and
his wife lived, ordered him from the
house. Words followed and Dunn
became disOrderly. His mother in
law had him arrested.
The last appeal for the budget for
Near East Relief is being made. De-
cember End is Golden Rule Sunday.
Can we not sacrifice something on
this day and contribute to this fund g?
will be gladly received
by Mrs. Laura Morris and Mrs. John
Ingram, president and treasurer of
W. C. T. U. and forwarded to Near
East Relief, ISL Fifth avenue, New ;
York. s
The annual meeting of the Dis
trict of Delaware Y. w. G. A. will be
held at Dover, Friday evening, No
vember %. A supper will be served
at $3.50 p. m. in Wesley Methodist
Church in conjunction with the
meeting. Mrs. w. A. Slade Of Wash
ngton will be the speaker of the
Her subject will be "Why
The Y. W. C. Az" There is a treat
n store for those interested enough
% attend the meeting. Everyone is
invited.
On next Sunday at the First NJ. P. n
Church, Rev. J. F. Bryan's subject n
will be ga Dream That Came True" r
nd in the evening "Despising Ones n
or Selling Out Cheap" =,
Charles A. Burkett will
ing at both services and will con- Ii
uct a song service in the evening n
nd be present every night next II
1eek. The choir and orchestra will n,
lso give special musical selections II
n Sunday and throughout the week n,
uring the revival. There has been a in
plendid attendance at these fine n
lettings. in
The annual donation day for m
lie Beebe Hospital, Lewes, will be al
4 Thanksgiving Day. The Ladies' 81
uxiliary wishes to thank all for st
asst favors and again calls your at to
ntion to the day and cause, and
ost earnestly sOlicits contribu- be
Ons of groceries, household sup 81
les, provisions, canned fruits, in
lilies, vegetables, dry good or sc
Oney Please send donations to wi
e hospital, or donations will be er
He'd for by notifying the hospital
any member of the committee. an
RS. Sallie Tunnel, Chairman; gu
RS. Annie Richardson and Mrs. du
ary A. Burton. We
A birthday party was given to Ro- pu
nd McColley on Thursday night, I'm
OVember Is, at the home of Mr.. ye
Id Mrs. Robert W. McColley The III
ening was spent in playing games
It'll a late hour when refresh SCI
ents were served. The guests all no
parted wishing him many more En-
ppy birthdays. Those present at en'
e birthday party were Hilda Scott. ! ms
la McColley, Mary Tharp, Minerva up'
yton, Dorothy Peet, Elizabeth of
'redith, Agnes Higman, Ida Ben me
tt, Anna Mae Bennett, Mary Eat
nch, Marian Hollaway, Helen Nc
Hey, Harry Hudson, Morris Gray. M
slie Greenley, Gilbert Watkins, "a
roy Short, Jehu Davis, Lou Evans,
Il Lynch, John Lynch, Darwin
wage, Roland McColley, Eddie
lrd, Harry Maloney, Charlie Nc -,
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. William clal
nnett. pas
Hiss Martha Good, District Y. w pre-
A. Secretary, came to Milford to nun
cuss with a group of girls and ers
men the possibilities of organiz- rec,
a Women's Business and Profess v
nal Club. They met on Tuesday is 7