Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1929-03-15
HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN
Sunday is St. Patrick,s Day.

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Farmers are busy getting thu
ground ready for peas.
Milford is to have some new law;
from the present legislature.
Just a few days and the delicious
shad from Delaware Bay will be il
market.
Mrs. Richards Sunday school elias:
will hold a bake tomorrow in Sale
vans restaurant.
Many sidewalks in Milford SHOULD
be replaced with concrete within
the next two months.
Everything good to cal. at the bake
which will be held in M. L. Davis
store on Saturday, March 16.
Call at the store formerly occu
pied by Mark L. Davis for YOU
pies, cakes and rolls tomorrow.
Attend the st. Patrick's Tea this
afternoon at three o'clock in the
Century Club. Admission only 25c
Cakes, pies, rolls, ETC., will be fol
sale at the bake tomorrow in the
store recently vacated by NJ. L. Da-
Wis.
The Faithful Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet on Thursday
March 81, with Mrs. Anna V. Car
Isle.
Flowing gardens for planting
with early vegetables and flowers
has been started in this part of Del
aware.
Easter is just two weeks from
this Sunday. 1t is the last day of
March as well as the last Sunday in
March.
Frogs in the marsh lands have
been making merry the last few
warm evenings-another harbinger
of Spring.
A bake under the auspices of the
Friendship Bible Glass will be held
in Mark L. Davis store on Saturday,
March 16.
Mrs. 1. W. Belts of Frederick has
been appointed director for Kent
county for the Delaware League of
Women Voters.
DR.. otto King spoke before the
Georgetown Rotary Club at their
current meeting on Health and the
Care of the Teeth"
A st. Patrick's Day party is be-
ing given at the home of Mrs. Harry
Humes tonight. You are invited to
enjoy the good time.
The Business Girls rummage sale
is next Saturday, March %. Save all
your rummage and give it to Virgin
ia Mason, the chairman.
Real wind storms with discom-
forting sand blasts have been ex-
perienced in Delaware in the past
ten days; but warm balmy weather
followed it this week.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Avenue M. E. Church
will meet in the chapel on Wednes-
day, March 20, at 2:S0 p. m. Found
ers Day will be observed.
Growers are planting the early
crop of white potatoes, and sowing
the peas to produce the crop that
will go to the canneries in May and
June, in this part of Delaware.
An interesting program consisting
of songs and stories of old Ireland
will be given at the st. Patrick's
Tea in the New Century Club on
Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
North street, from Senator Latch
um's residence to Second street, has |
gone to pieces again. 1t was only |
fixed" temporarily last season.
Pave it and save the waste of mon
ey.
The regular meeting of the Mil
ford Business and Professional |
Girls Club will be held in the Com
munity Building on Monday, March
l8, promptly at o'clock. Please at
tend.
A new automatic printing press
has been installed in the Milford |
Chronicle printing plant this month.
1t is worth looking at, and we will
gladly show it to anyone who de-
sires to see it in operation.
DR.. E. Neall Matsinger, D. c., has
opened a branch Office in George
own, situated on the Square. On
Thursdays and Saturdays
from eleven to four O'Clock, DR.. Mat
singer will be in this Office.
The Saturday night dances being
held at the Century Club are draw
ing good crowds. Ike Blackstone's
Orchestra furnishes the music.
These dances are being sponsored
by Miss Elizabeth Marshall of
Lewes.
Next Tuesday evening the 18th of
March, a treat is in store for all who
'uy tickets for 1.-THE Man Without a
COUNTRY" The picture that is differ
mt. There is love story and it is
thrilling and exciting but it is more
han that. 1t is intensely patriotic
nd it will stir up within you love
or your country that will make you
lad you saw this wonderful picture.
me night only, next Tuesday at the
'laza Theatre.
George Vineyard, son of Mr.. and
Irs. Harry Vineyard, was lucky
nough to be the first one in Mil
ord to win a trip to New York. This
rip has been arranged by state
ally paper as a reward for certain
rescribed work, and hundred boys
yill be taken to New York to see
Babe" Ruth play ball, and enjoy
everal other forms of entertain
1ent. George is very courteous in
is manner to people, and is hus-
Ter. This is his reward.
After rehearsal of the Evergreen
'orest Band in the Masonic Temple ,
t Milton on Monday night, Mr.. and :
lrs. Frank B. Carey invited them to
heir home for a spread. Among ,
hose present were DR.. Clyde Nell
on, Prof. Russell Snyder, Robert
}. Prettyman, DR.. Robert Hopkins, ;
Leon Black, Joseph Adams, Leon