Milford chronicle., 1930-08-15

full operations.
Bread Too High
The bakers of the country arr
charging too high a price for bread
The low price of wheat should cause
a considerable drop in the price o
bread which is now sold at wal
prices.
If the women would do their OWL
baking for a while it would cause
the bakers to lower their prices very
quickly.
Personal
Mrs. Lawrence E. Warren has ac'
cepted a position as a teacher in the
public schools of Lincoln. Mrs. War
rem has been employed in the same
capacity for several years.
Those of our people who visited
Slaughter Beach on Sunday were;-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence f. Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Donovan, Mrs. Elmer
Short and son William, Miss Hazel
Derrickson, Isaac Clendaniel. Will
liam and David Beebe, Robert Ow-
ems, John Ennis, Jr., Paul Smith,
Baker Reed and Howard Williams.
Mrs. R. A. Wood spent several
days last week as the guest OF
friends at Bethany Beach. Mr.. Wood
visited there on Sunday when Mrs.
Wood returned home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Beebe have
moved to a home near Dover where
Mr.. Beebe will be employed in the
saving and shipping of marsh hay.
Mrs. E. T. Wilson who is in Den
yer, Colo, attending summer
school writes to her many friends
here that the weather in Denver is
cool and pleasant.
Taking in consideration the eX-
treme heat which the east has been
suffering with for several weeks
past, Denver would be a good place
for the people to go.
Alfred Clendaniel, daughter JOS
ephine Love and two children OF
Philadelphia, and an older son, who
resides here, with his grandfather,
spent Friday at Slaughter Beach.
They report a splendid time as an
easterly breeze prevailed nearly all
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Russell lESa
been entertaining the past week Mrs.
Irwin Jester and daughter Marie OF
Meriden, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Walls of Wilmington.
]. Thomas Baker, Jr., has accept
ed a position with the Kings gar
age at Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu Hudson and
son Billy of Georgetown motored to
Glendale and spent Sunday as the
guests of Mrs. D. Henry Reed and
Mrs. D. NJ. Donovan. In the evening,
accompanied by their hOstesses, they
journeyed to Slaughter Beach and
spent some time with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Warren
had as their Sunday guests Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles MACPHERSON of Ches-
ter, Pa, and is also entertaining
their granddaughter, Miss Charlotte
Spicer, of Harrington, who will re-
main their guest for a week.
Miss Pauline Wilson of HarrinS-
ton is being entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Thomas Baker.
Church News
The Epworth League of the Ellen
dale NJ. E. Church, one hundred
strong, gathered at the Whippoor-
will Inn, in the Glendale Swamp on
Monday evening, July 25, and had
one of the most enjoyable sessions
ever experienced by the League.
Numerous games were engaged in
but the most amusing was the bag
race between Mrs. Fred Ireland and
Miss Mildred Warren. The judges de-
cided it was about an even race be-
tween them. Refreshments consist
ing of lemonade and cake were SER
we'd in abundance.
Church school class No. II of the
Glendale M. E. Church was royalty
entertained by Mrs. George A. Jester
and Miss May Thayer at the Ellie
good cottage at Slaughter Beach on
the evening of August 6. The month
ly meeting of the class was held in
the cottage at p. m. after which all
were invited to the beach front
where a feast was provided, ample
for all.
The menu consisted of three
grades of sandwiches, ham, chicken
and cheese, and with lemonade in
large quantities which was favored
what at first looked as if "stick"
had been added, but proved to be
unfermented grape juice which gave
it very pleasant flavor. After eat
ing and drinking to their hearts
content-then the marshmallows
were brought forth and proceeded to
toast them in a large bonfire which
had been built-after the marshmal-
lows had been enjoyed several fa-
miliar games were engaged in until
all were tired and ready for home.
It was wonderfully happy night
for all present.
Those of the class who attended
the feast were Mrs. c. A. Timmons,
teacher; Mrs. H. r. Smith, Mrs.
George A. Jester, Miss Rachel Cow
erdale, Mrs. D. H. Reed, Mrs. Wal -
ter Fisher, Mrs. James H. Warren,
Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Miss May
Thayer, Mrs. N. E. Prettyman, Mrs.
J. Harry Dickerson and Mrs. Luther
Coverdale. Those present who were
not members of the class were c. A.
Timmons, D. H. Reed, Walter Fish
er, H. T. Smith, George A. Jester,
Luther COverdale, Arthur Reynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ellegood, Ida May
Jester, Marguerite DickersOn and
Paul Smith.
In leaving, all present thanked
Mrs. Jester and Miss Thayer for