Milford chronicle., 1929-11-29
Old-Timers Go A-Gunning

not shouldered a gun for years, con-
cluded that they would take one
more try at the rabbits and quail
before the season ended.
According to the story which they
told, sitting in the country store
around the old ten plate stove, they
had wonderful luck, but failed to
state the amount of st. Jacobs oil
each used to enable him to appear
in public. 1t is no use, boys, to try
to shun old age, when it fastens its
grip upon you, it holds fast, and no
difference which way you turn you
will have to confess that you are not
as young as you used to be.
News of Interest
Our butcher, Luke Postles, has
been showing some fine beef at his
..Shambles" on McCauIley avenue.
Mr.. PostIes is a good Judge OF cat
tie and seldom offers for sale any
cattle which will not measure up 10
the highest standard.
The button factory located here
has been working overtime the past
week. We understand the demand
for the product which they manu-
faeture is good. Hence the rush.
The buyers of holly wreaths are
now canvassing the country IN au-
tomobiles. The price being palu 10
from five cents upward, according 10
the grade. This is good news for tne
rnakers. both white and colored, as
II means to them a greater supply
of funds to meet the demands OIL Ine
Yuletide season. A..
II. w. Jester has commenced e .ne
erection of new dwelling on Ine
lots on main street where ms Iot
NOR dwelling which was purneu
down was located. The cellar mas
hen f;nished and the framing is pc
ing delivered on the grounds W. n
Workman 1o of Milton is the contrac-
tor. from George-
town to Milford and return mas pH1a p;,Soa
ostahlished the past week. The tllne S
On week days, which the bus passes
tI,ro,,eh Tn Ellendale is 9:S Ga. m. anu
1aaUes milford on return at 2 p n,.'
leavoo I On Saturday leaves Ellenoale
: % .so n m and Milford at 3 p. m'
Homes where Sickness Prevails our
Luther P. Warren, one ol -, @
,,,oT,inent farmers, who has Deen
For the past week under treaImeI' tr1nI
~ +Sa Iefferson Hospital, Phhaoei-
a. az orrived home on Sunday. his
ppordition pr- is very little improved.
Our old friend, Joseph y. heuu, eroe
who has been confined to MS Io.
for some months, seems TO hoiu ms
oy1n ~ while unable to walk wltnous
ossie+ance. vet he seems contenteu
.,;tb his lot. Hok could it be other
wise with a devoted wife VINO seems
to understand and supply his every
wish. ,,,r,-
herman, seems to be on the up
Grade If the improvement now pre-
yailing continues his recovery Is as
sured.
Mrs. Marshalena Walker conun-
ues to use her crutches. Her condt-
ton is improved. 1t will take time
for a complete recovery.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Willard Millman OF HaVre !
de Grace, Md, spent the weekend
as the guest of Mrs. Michael Mill
man and Miss Allie Macklin.
Mrs. Arthur Russell was visiting |
among relatives and friends of VIII
Thursday and Friday OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee German and |
three children of Philadelphia, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Wood |
over the weekend. They also enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Fred Walls of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Short, Jr.,
entertained at dinner on Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Diehl of Ellen
dale, and Rev. T. Howard Jones, D.
D. of Sheffield, Mass. DR. Jones has
been engaged in revival work in
Milford for the last two weeks.
Church News
An Ushers onion could be form
ed out of the young men of this
town. Many who attend the church
school would be glad to take part
in this arrangement. Why not get
busy, pastor and people alike, and
bring forth something that the peo-
pie would approve and admire.
Other churches have these unions
why not Glendale?
The Epworth League social will
meet with Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Diehl
1t the M. E. parsonage on Monday
evening, December 2, at 1880 p. m.
4 general attendance is desired.
Please come out and you will hear
that will interest all who
,ome.
The eleventh anniversary of the
Glendale M. E. Church will be cell
brated on next Sunday, December I
An extensive program has been
and will be given at the
services to be held in the ,
hurch. The pastor at the evening
ervice will preach an illustrated
ermon.
The church school was not as .
Gil dIISuQSu Ounudy AuOA n1uS 90 II
hould have been. Perhaps the storm :
reVented some from coming. Let I
II make it point to be present
ext Sunday.
The class meeting was also slim
? attended. People must think they :
ave found a new way to enter into
eaven, except by the good old way :
we are afraid that those who try )
le new way-will become bewild- (
ed and finally lost. Better stick to
10 old beaten paths, such as your :
others and fathers travelled, years )
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