Milford chronicle., 1930-01-17
HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN

The thunder storms accompanied
y lightning on Tuesday seemed
ike summer time.
The Girl Reserves will hold a
ummage sale this Saturday, Jan
harry IS, at the Armory Hall.
Remember the weighing party to
e held on January 29 at the Chapel.
|1his means you and is cordial in
tatien to be present.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Hammond will
ave charge of the Epworth League
ervice Sunday evening. The topic
Exploring the Methodist Foreign
Visionary Map" Everyone is well
ome.
The annual meeting of the direc-
brs and policy holders of the Della
rare State Grange Mutual Fire In
5urance Company will be held at the
range Hall, Camden, Tuesday, Jan
AIRY 21, at 12 o'clock, noon.
Have you seen the quilt now on
display in the Pierce Hardwore Co.'s
gindow? Don't forget it will be sold
It auction at the Windsor Sale Sat
Brday, January 18, promptly at p.
b. For the benefit of the First Bap-
fist Church.
The w. T. Grant Co. is going to
lold fashion show in the window
&f their store Friday evening at Z
bclock. This is something new and
will be interesting. This will feature
ii the latest styles of house dresses
long with other things.
Stop, Look and Listen! The Fell
Dwship Glass will hold rummage
ale at "HilI's" cafe, Saturday, jan
ary 18th, beginning at noon. Ex-
client chance to replenish your
Vardrobe. Come early and get the
est choice of "Easter Finery."
On Wednesday evening, January
4 9, at the Chapel, the Fellowship
elass will give weighing party that
Fill be very enjoyable affair. You
re going to hear more about it, but
Keep this date open. Program, re-
reshments. Lots of fun. Look for
lrther announcement next week.
Residents of Lake View avenue
are enjoying the use Of their street
his week. Since late summer some
bart of the street has been blocked
bff because of the work on the sew
br leading to the new high school.
|The surface of the road bed has
been much impaired causing the
liding to be rough. Perhaps this
will necessitate the resurfacing or
,he entire street.
A meeting which will be of inter
sst to women who are interested IN
he art of cake and cookie making,
will be held at the home of Mrs. An
Hrew Marvel, on Bedford street.
Georgetown, Delaware, on the AFTER
boon of Wednesday, January 2znu'
An invitation is extended to the
Jman in the county who wishes to
,aaend. The demonstration Will pc
Pin at 1870 p. M, so be on time LOT
lear of missing something.
The State Board of Health is con-
ducting its annual diphtheria pre-
VentiOn campaign anu III. O0't SeH'
will be at the Milford school on
January 21st, at 1O:3O a.
M to give the toxin-antitoxin treat
ment to the children of the first
grade and any other children under
school age whose parents will bring
or send them at that hour. At 1880
on the same day the same service
will be given at the colored school.
On Friday afternoon of last week
the Alden Branch Of the sunshine
of Milford met with Mrs.
Charles H. Abbott on South walnut
street, The president, Mrs. H. L.
presided. Mrs. Robert e.
Hall read letters concerning Sun
shine work from the president gen
eraI. Mrs. John Alden, Of New YORK.
The treasurer's report was given by
Miss Anna Ratcliff. After the busl-
ness at hand was transacted the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments and a social time was enjoy
ed.