Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
II HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN
Vote Early.

vote Early.
November 29 is THANKSGIVING Nav
Next Tuesday is Election Day.
1t is just four weeks until Thanks
giving.
Just a few mosquitoes are about
this week.
Wheat that was sown this month
is coming up fine.
Mark the Eagle" and vote for
prosperous Delaware.
Just bit of heaven--October wea-
ther in Delaware in 1923.
Black walnuts are of fine quality
this season and sell reasonable.
New buckwheat flour is in market;
now for hot cakes and good old
sausage.
Don't miss the evening of enter
tainment at Shawnee next Monday
evening.
The pupils of the Milford School
deposited $5O.49 to their savings ac-
counts this week.
Rally Day Services will be held
at MillwOod Church Sunday, No
vember 4, at 2.3O.
Late chrysanthemums are very
handsome, but the bloom will not be
heavy this season.
Dig your dahlia roots now, and
let them dry out in place open to
the air, but away from freezing.
CoIn husking is well underway,
and about all the corn crop will be
housed before Thanksgiving, by good
farmers.
Come to see the entertainment at
Shawnee Methodist Protestant
Church next Monday evening, No s
Tember 5.
Turkeys will not be in first-class
condition for Thanksgiving unless
he weather should turn very cold in {
he next week.
Alfalfa in lower Delaware is go
ng into winter in splendid condi-
ion; the late growth is already
trong and heavy.
The Ladies' Aid of Slaughter Il
eek will meet with Miss Carrie c
emmett November 5. All members o
re requested to be present. =
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist -
rotestant Church will hold it's an "
lal supper and bazaar on Thurs ] "
ly and Friday, November and 9. a.
Don't phone because the Chron- ii
lie does not reach you Friday, No he
,mber 8; it is held for election re- of
rms in detail from Delaware, for ii,
III.
Next Tuesday, election day, will
a holiday in the Milford School.
)nday, November II, will also be br
holiday, in celebration of Armis- ce
e Day. He
The Chronicle will be one day ma
e in getting into the mail next ~
,ek, so as to get the election re-
ms printed for the information Of a.
r readers.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies Z
l Society of the M. E. Church
Il meet at the chapel next We'd z
;day, November 7th. A large at
dance is earnestly requested. z
here will be an evening of en-
tainment at the Shawnee Metho- z
/ Protestant Church on next
nday, November 5. Admission 25
is for adults and Is cents for Z
dren.
eginning on Sunday, November
to last at least two weeks, revival
Tices will be held in the Metho- Z
Protestant Church. Prof Chas.
the song evangelist, will 2
st the pastor.
he Chronicle has printed a sup z
o fradio election score cards for
r convenience. T h sc m a Y z
lad free of charge by calling at
Chronicle office. Get score
and keep your own score as the Z
Its come in over the radio.
rs. George w. Marshall, chair
of the Milford Chapter of the Z
Cross, has received more cloth
for the hurricane sufferers, and
ending her last box this week. I
Shawnee Methodist Protestant i
ch donated $5 this week to the Z =
Cross for the sufferers. A
e new concrete highway to
ghter Beach will connect with Z
boulevard this next week, and
the causeway will be raised = "
feet and a macadam road with
a top be built. Oh, boy, won't
Slaughter Beach be a dandy
ming" place of evenings? ~
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