Milford chronicle., 1928-11-16
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II AND ABOUT TOWN

t The Ladies' Aid of Milford Necl
l VIII nave bake the day of sale a
Mr.. Thomas Maloney-Monday, No
, vember 10.
Pie or shall we say, Pie!" afte,
visiting the Presbyterian bake vol
Will known what inspired Sophie
Kerr's article.
Let the Presbyterian ladies dc
your Saturday baking. Visit Miss
Sipple's store for fresh rolls, cake
pie, crullers, etc.
Don't forget the chicken salad and
fried oyster supper at Millwood Hall
on November 9th starting at five
o'clock. Price SOC.
Mrs. Mary Hirsch, who was taken
to the Marshall Hospital after her
fall last week, is getting along very
nicely at the hospital.
The season for shooting rabbits
and quail will begin on November
Is. There seems to be quite a large
number of both rabbits and quail
this year.
Mrs. Annie Adkins Sunday School
Glass of the Avenue M. E. Church
will hold rummage sale in the
Armory Hall all day Saturday, No
vember II.
Mrs. Marshall received 500 from
the Staytonsville Church for the re-
lief of the Florida storm sufferers
and not from the Shawnee Church
as was reported.
Boston baked beans and brown
bread both on sale at the Presby-
terian bake on November II. Take
some home for New England Sat
urday night supper
The Ladies Aid will serve a chic
ken salad and fried oyster supper at
Millwood on Tuesday, November 27,
starting at 5 o'clock. Price SOC.
Sunday is the beginning of 'Win
My Chum Week" in the Epworth
League. Everyone come out and help ),
make our League bigger and better.
Leader, Miss Rebeoca Matthews.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital will hold
4 rummage sale within the next two
weeks. Anyone having rummage will
please call Mrs. Walter L. Grier.
Phone II and it will be collected.
Presbyterian bakes are famous;
)ut the one which is to be held on
promises to surpass all
'thers. To avoid disappointment in
obtaining your favorite food, order
head from Mrs. C. ]. HolzmuelIer.
'hOne $40. !
Home baked rolls. Can anything
e more delicious or satisfying? Or
er ahead from the ladies of the I
'resbyterian Church, or stand wait
lg your turn in the dread line" at
ne Presbyterian bake in Miss Sip S
les store on Saturday.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mil I
)rd Emergency Hospital will give I
card party at the Nurses Home on
le evening of December 7th. There
ill also be cake and apron bazaar n
the afternoon and evening of the
lme date and at the same place. +
Mrs. Lizzie Tolbert, who runs a Z
rm in Milford Neck, was driving a .
am last week when, in starting to Il
It off the wagon, the horses jump
and she was thrown heavily to "
e ground. She was badly bruised N
ID shocked but not seriously in
red. 81
Governor-elect c. D. Buck, chief
gineer of the State Highway De- ~ ~
rtmer1; w. w. Mack, secretary of "
e department, and Samuel Knopf,
engineer, are attending the an
al convention of State highway W,
icials at Chicago, of which con- L, -
ntion Mr.. Mack is treasurer. ~ ~
The Carlisle Fire Company re- 90
Dnded to an alarm on Tuesday af- 49,
noon from Frederick. The fire oc-
rred at the home of the late Thos.
Ievan, but was under control
! was extinguished before the
rlisle Fire Company arrived ON
scene. Damage to the chimney
ounted to about $50. l
he condition of Edgar Lyons, an an'
little boy who was run over by Son 9ui
3hOol bus last week, is very much @ lso
'roved. X-rays revealed that pa pa
re was no fracture of the skull, tIie t,ie
he is doing so nicely at the III oiII
shall Hospital that he will prob CII. CDn
7 be dismissed and leave for his ~. IN,
lie the latter part of the week. % o1l s'n
RS. Wallace Watkins of Milford Won Won
awarded the first prize of twen- owl
i've dollars for her rice pudding nut
pc. Rutley's Restaurant held this fro,
Test over WABC Broadeasting for
ion in New York. Mrs. Watkins as :
very much surprised to learn Hos
she was the lucky winner of Mill
twenty-five dollar prize. -
le rear side of the cellar wall uA
he new bank building, caved in EA
Sunday, necessitating working 81
lay to brace up the part which sent
fallen to keep back any further for
slide. They had considerable E
bic digging the cellar on account ~
lie high condition of the springs =, ',
h flooded the excavation with LIN
r. A gasoline pump had TO be
going day and night in order
the men could work. The slide
unday was due to the water a
the wall. II
Saturday afternoon Joseph Kir- Pk
Milford Neck, while unloading
pes in Milford, had his own
run back on him, badly mash
is knee cap. The truck was
d on hill, and ran back. !
ng Kirby against a porch. He ~
ged to get out after a struggle, W.
ailing to get any aid, he finally M
the truck and drove it to the UL
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q
Kirby, in Milford, where he