Milford chronicle., 1930-07-25
Thieves Still Az Large

hindrance.
People will sit around and tai
about what should be done with tn
miscreants, but not one endeaVOl
to bring them within the pad of tn
law.
They are either afraid of them @
don't care.
So they continue to plunder tn
citizens and bid defiance to the off
GERS of the law.
Perhaps the people will wake u
some of these days when the evil
complained of are more pronounce
than they are at this time.
Last week the Queen Anna Rail
road Station was broken into ant
then some one walked off with
large turkey gobbler belonging t.
Miss Allie Macklin, and to cap i
all a colored man was caught tryin;
to steal a coop of chickens on thu
carnival grounds Saturday night anC
actually had it partly loaded into
his automobile when detected by the
crowd and made to desist in his I'M
dertaking.
And so it goes, petty thisving
goes on. Later they will grow more
bolder and do things of a more SER
ious nature and then perhaps the
law if applied rightfully will check
these men and bring them into po-
sition where they can be punished
for their misdeeds. They must not
forget that the whipping post in
Delaware is still in existence.
Farm News Around Glendale
The extreme heat for the last few
days seems to be affecting all crops.
Corn is looking fair but needs
rain.
Tomatoes look fine.
Sweet potatoes look good and bid
fair for big yield.
Early potatoes are mostly harves-
ted. Yield fair.
Late potatoes planted, but need
rain to help them in coming through
the ground.
Soy beans need rain and need it
badly. Huckleberries are drying On
the vines for need of rain.
Apples seem plentiful.
Peaches very scarce.
Since writing the above rain has
fallen in many places of Sussex
county.
Miss Margaret E. Kelley, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. John P. Kelley, OF
Gumboro, and Charles w. Winborne
of Hamelville, N. c., were married
Wednesday morning, July 16, at
by the brides father, pas
tor of Gumboro M. E. Circuit.
Mrs. Winborne was a resident OF
several years ago, during
her fathers service as pastor OF the
M. q. Circuit.
Hot! HOtter!! HOtteSt!!!
The last few days have been
Thermometers standing
at anywhere from 100 to 115 above
zero, made people, if possible, to
hunt for the shade.
No hotter weather was ever exper-
fenced in this country for a hundred
years or more.
The gulf stream must be moving
in shore.
Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Timmons, two
sons, Junior and Alton, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp Short, Miss
Millie Short, Miss Rachel COverdale,
Paul Boswell and William Waltz,
notored to Ocean City on Sunday
and enjoyed the ocean breezes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KolatO and
.wo children of Stevensville, Nd,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Isaacs and
laughter Phyllis Ann of Greenwood
we're entertained at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. iona Ellingsworth on Sum
lay.
Miss Helen Warren of Clayton is
spending her vacation of two weeks
Is the guest of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Warren.
Mrs. Josephine Watson of Milford
,pent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Warren and on Sunday
Mrs. Watson accompanied by Miss
Helen Warren motored to Oak Or
hard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fratzinger of
Pa, and Carl Fratzing-
r of Dover were guests of Miss Mil /
lred Warren on Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of
springfield, Colorado, and Mrs. Cora
'rettyman of Harbeson were dinner
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac f.
Warren, Sr., on Sunday.
Miss Mildred Warren and Carl
spent Sunday at Bethany
beach.
Miss Myrtle Jefferson of George
own and Miss Mildred Warren OF
Illendale spent Monday of last week
l Newark visiting the classes of the
Of Delaware Summer
choOl.
Mrs. Irving Coverdale spent a
eek at Slaughter Beach as the
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Macklin.
Miss Bessie Warren, Miss Annie
leopard and Miss Mabel Dickerson
itb a party of ladies from Milford
'e/ occupying the Abbott cottage at
laughter Beach the present week.
DR.. C. l.. Hudeburg, formerly of
e State of Oklahoma, who is now
Gated at Georgetown, has opened
4 office in Glendale two days in
lch week, Tuesday and Friday. Of
,e hours two until four DR.. Hude-
lrg comes highly recommended,
9TH as skillful surgeon and as a
lysician. His office is in Mrs. Lin
! Warren's residence.
lurch News
The church school, owing to the
.tremely hot weather prevailing
rs only slimly attended but those