Milford chronicle., 1929-10-25
CIarksvine

Rev. Leonard White, District Su-
perintendent, preached to a large
audience in the st. George M. E
Church last Sunday. His text was
taken from Acts 10:43: "To him give
all the prophets witness, that
through his name whosoever be-
lieveth in him shall receive remis-
sion of SINS" His sermon was timely
helpful and to the point; full of the
gospel of Christ, food for hungry
souls, and blended with the presence
of the Holy Spirit.
The Salisbury District is very for
tunate in having Bro. White as a
leader. He believes that honest work
is essential to success, and that the
old time gospel message will make
its appeal to the masses. (Come
again, Bro. White.)
Answer to Last weeks Bible uues-
tion Hebrews 7:3."
The egg market has reached a high
point-65c dozen or $3.50 a crate.
A resident grew citron, weighing
2S pounds; possibly the largest
grown in Baltimore Hundred.
The funeral services of Quimby
Walker was held in the st. Georges
M. q. Church, last Friday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock. Rev. Thomas con-
Quoted the services and preached the
sermon. Mr.. Walker was an invalid
Tor many years, patient sufferer. a
christian gentleman, a smile and a
wave of the hand to his many friends
as they passed his home; his greet
ing was pleasant, and long to be re-
membered by all that knew him. Our
prayers and sympathy are extended
to son and daughter and relatives in
their loss and sore trial.
Mrs. Clara Ellis has returned after
spending some time with relatives in
New Jersey, visiting Atlantic City.
the worlds playground, and many
points of interest-a vacation worth
while.
DR.. Kelly, representative of the
Scott Powell Dairy Company, and DR..
Snyder, County Agent, conducted a
meeting in the hall at Dagsboro on
last Thursday evening. The meeting
was called for the purpose of helm
ing the farmer to market his milk at
good price. The meeting was very
instructive and profitable to the
many who attended.
The announcement was made that
the new milk station will be opened
on November 1, also that the station
will be started in grade A class.
which will mean many dollars to the
farmers milk check.
Many modern thinkers have right
1y declared from time to time that
we are living in an age of CONNER
cialism. Professional men, doctors,
lawyers, ministers are undivided in
this outstanding opinion. CONNER
c1alism is right when it does not ov-
erstep its bounds and become a men
ace to Christianity, or to character or
jeopardize the high standards of
morality and right living in any
community. This matter has recent
ly been brought very forceably to |
our attention, in the matter of law |
enforcement in our county. There |
are those that claim to be leading |
citizens, that will stoop to the depths
and assist the outlaws in their march |
and campaign against righteousness
and common decency. Does the sac
rifices of our forefathers or the tri-
colors of our our American flag. The
red representing the sacrifice of
blood; the blue, standing for true
and loyal citizens; the white as an
of purity, spur us to uphold
he hands of our noble President,
Herbert Hoover, in the matter of law
as lawlessness is rel
alive of anarchy, and not worthy Of
by any true blooded Ameri-
,an citizen.