Milford chronicle., 1930-09-19
CLARKSVILLE

On next Saturday Republicans
will be given the opportunity to ex-
press their choice of candidates for
the fall election. The primaries are
really more important as the stage
of action is really set, with candi-
dates, to place before the voters at
the general election in November. 1t
is the privilege of all good thinking
people to exercise their right of
franchise, and vote for none, that
are opposed to the constitution of
our United States. The eighteenth
amendment is the center of attack,
any one expressing his opposition to
the constitution during the World
war would have been classified as
traitor to our country, and sent to
a safe place of confinement to think
the matter over. Are the Christian
members of our country churches
going to allow the progress of our
country retarded by a partnership
with the deposed, despised and re-
iected, John BarleycOrn. Vote only
for dry candidates and stand for
righteousness.
Mrs. VIM. T. Brasure will spend
few days with her neice, Mrs. SaXton
Lynch. in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. T. Brasure spent
last Sunday with the Long family at
Sleepy Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hudson spent
Sunday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Helm.
n. Hoororo CfonJO ~, 10 Erf6atr
evening was unconscious of the fact
that her family and neighbors were
preparing a big surprise for her on
her thirty-eighth birthday. Well,
the crowd came, and then the con-
gratulations and plenty of noise and
entertainment, followed by refresh
ments. and then the usual, Come
over and see us.
On last Sunday Thomas Hudson,
of Ocean View, president of the Bal
timore hundred association of relig-
ious education, addressed the st.
Georges M. E. church school. A very
fine suggestion was made that all on
reaching their homes read the fourth
chapter of Amos and get a picture
OF selfishness and ingratitude. Rev.
O H. Connolly our pastor, preached
a strong sermon. His text, PHILIPPIANS
3:13-14. He directed the guns of
Righteousness to a broad side fire on
the social sins of our day, that is
eating at the very heart of Christian
character, like a canker. On next
Sunday his text will be taken from
St. John 10:14-15. His subject will
be, 81 am the good sehpherd."
If you have not heard Rev. Con-
nelly you Will certainly enjoy his
message. Come next Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Horace Derrickson,
of Philadelphia, have made the an
nouncement that a new model one
passenger couple has been parked
at their home to accommodate the
new arrival known as Virginia Helm
Derrickson, born on September l4th,
1880, weighing lbs. in her Septem-
ber morn suit.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson,
of East Lansdowne, make similar
report, that on September 10th the
stork made a flying visit to their
home and left ga Id. package Of
happiness as. will be known by the
name Of Alice Johnson. Our 1esL
wishes to parents and babies.
Edward Moore, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Malvina
More.
The Children's Division of st.
Georges church have actively re-
sumed their work and last Thursday
evening the first workers conference
of the officers and teachers was held
under the direction of Miss Lindseth.
Mrs. Bernice West is superintendent
of the division and the following are
teachers: Miss Gertrude Williams,
Mrs. Florence West, Mrs. Charles
Hudson and Mrs. Asa Clogg. The
discussion was centered around
problems in the worship service and
in the teaching sessions, being an
evaluation of the program since the
work was started last fall. Miss
Lindseth is doing demonstration
teaching for the various teachers of
the department on Sunday morning
in an endeavor to help them meet
some of their problems.