Milford chronicle., 1929-10-25

few days ago. While Mrs. Walker is
compelled to use crutches to move
around, yet she is very much i'm
proved and on fair way to recover
her usual health.
Mrs. ]. A. Ellegood is on the sick
list this week.
Charles Atkins, principal of our
schools, removed his family the past
week from Newark. Nd, and is oc-
cupying the property owned by John
R. Warren on Washington street.
H. w. Jester received this week
another car of coal, which he is de-
livering to his patrons here. Cold
weather will soon be along-get
ready to meet it.
Miss Rose Thayer, a graduate
nurse of Riverside. California, has
been visiting her sister, Miss May
Thayer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Ellegood. Miss Thayer's de-
scription of the Golden State was
very interesting.
She left on Wednesday of last
week to visit her brother and sister
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Thay-
er of Ashboro, N. c.
Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds of Coolspring
is visiting Mrs. Annie e. Reed and
Mrs. Emma Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Swain, two
children, Robert and Lillian of
Cape May, N. j., spent the weekend
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert H. Swain.
E. G.. Reed and daughter, Miss
Minnie, of Lincoln, were callers at
the home of Mrs. Annie E. Reed, on
Sunday afternoon.
Church News
The church school was well at
tended last Sunday. "a teachers and
scholars were present.
These large attendances, make the
Superintendent, Mr.. Timmons, feel
good.
If you want to behold a sight
which will amply pay for the trou-
BILE, drop into the primary depart
ment on any Sunday morning and
see the little tots under the super
vision of Miss Coverdale, superin-
tendent, and Mrs. Warren and Miss
Abbott, assistants, go through their
exercises. They are well trained.
The revival services at the M. E.
Church will continue this week. DR..
Jones who conducts the services
nightly has been preaching some
powerful sermons. Those who have
not heard this great preacher, will
do we'll to be present and hear him.
He will certainly interest them.
A Fine Dairy Tour To
Chester County, Pa.
We met at Dover Wednesday NOR
ming, about o'clock and started for
West Chester, Pa, where we visited
the Esco Milk Cooling Cabinet Plant
We saw the manufacturing of the
cooling cabinets. Milk is cooled by
electricity in a very sanitary and
satisfactory way.
1t is claimed to be the very best
cooling system on the market today.
In the afternoon we visited some
fine Guernsey, Jersey and mixed
dairy herds, also old style hillside
barns with the stables remodeled to
produce best quality milk. These
dairy herds were located among the
hills and valleys of Chester county.
Saw some very fine alfalfa fields and
permanent pastures. Some of the
men wondered how they got their
hay and feed down off those hills.
We also visited the Delaware Exper-
farm at Newark and brought
home with us some good ideas in
connection with dairy business.
The tour was headed by Mr.. Sny-
der, the Sussex county agent. Here
is a tip, if bankers, business men
and everyone would join in and lend
a helping hand and develop the dairy
industry in Sussex county it could
be developed into one of the finest
dairy counties in the country. Form
bull clubs and COW testing assocla-
tions. Dairying brings in steady,
dependable income which would
mean a more prosperous people and
be a benefit to all business interests.
| would like to see from 10 to 20
COWS on every farm in the Ellendale |
and see the improvement |
there would be in ten years time. l
hope this tip will take root and |
bring results.
I lust recall mining center in |
The coal ran out and
Ill business almost came to a stand
still.
The bankers and business men
net and talked it over and decided
lairying could be made to pay. So
20 Infn the
lext meeting. Banks loaned money
o farmers to buy cows and the bus
ness men helped to form bull clubs
ind cow testing associations. Today
hat is one of the most prosperous
around. The COW will
10 it if bred right and fed right
leo. w. G.. Cobaugh, Cool Breeze
Farm.
Halloween Party
The Ellendale P. T. A. is planning
Halloween social to be held on
Wednesday evening, October 30, in
he school auditorium for the bene-
it of the piano fund.
There will be chicken salad, rolls,
lot coffee, pie, cake and ice cream
or sale. These will be on sale from
80 to $3.50 p. m.
The fun will begin at $3.50. There
will be parade for the masquer-
ders. Prizes will be given for the
est looking costumes and for the
1ost comical one. Halloween stunts
o make you laugh and games for
will be the special enter
aiming features of the evening.
Everyone is invited to come and
ave good time, so
'lease come to our Halloween Par
ty,
Veil give you a welcome that's
hearty,
Twill be held at the school,