Milford chronicle., 1930-12-12
CLARKSVILLE

II AAo C0A VIC nave q UlO
= unusual, a depression that is acut
l. and is causing much suffering an
, hardships to the millions of unen
o ployed throughout our country. Thi
: brings a note of sadness and sorrol
= for the many unfortunate peOpl
I. that are striving to keep the hom
# warm, with only a scant supply O
e food and in some cases they do no
: know where the next meal is com
: ing from. To many people we hav,
; an opportunity to give, and to for
e get about receiving a package in re
l turn. God sent little package o.
? Love to the Bethlehem manger, anC
in return received a crown Of
thorns, dyed with the blood from the
forehead of the Son of God. Was
> this gratitude for heavens best gift
to the world? (Why of course not)
But since that time, the world has
learned the real truth and have tur-
ned ingratitude to gratitude, and
now we can sing the echo from the
Bethlehem plains "Joy to the
World, the Lord Has Come, Let
Earth Receiver Her King"
On next Sunday Rev. o. H. Con-
nelly of st. Georges NJ. E. Church
will have a special service. Com
munion, Baptism of children and re-
ception of new members. Visitors
are welcome at this service.
Have you attended the revival
services at the Bethel NJ. E. Church
at Ocean View? If not, why not?
About week ago the price of
eggs took a tumble, which changed
the expression on the faces of many
farmers, but the price has changed
and has started upward which will
cause not few people to smile.
Our congratulations are extended |
to former tug boat captain of the
port of Philadelphia. On next Satur- !,
day, December 1S, 1880, he will have
reached his 18th milestone of his
career. He is living the life of Riley
on his farm, at Indian River. Enjoy
ing good health. Well here goes,
three cheers for Capt. Handy P.
Holt.
On last Monday, December 8, 1880
there appeared in the Philadelphia
Record an article entitled "Klair
Law Battle Faces Delawares New
Legislators. Indications that the
Klair law, Delaware's drastic pro-
hibition statute will be. repealed or
modified and that physicians all ov- ;
er the State demand a change, as
the Klair law, forbids them to pre-
scribe any intoxicants to patients ]
The columniSt that wrote the article /
is either ignorant of articles in the
Klair law or does not want to tell )
the truth, as provision is made that
any registered druggist or physician
may make application, as prescribed
by the law and receive the neces- !
sary quantity to be used for the }
sick and for medical purposes.
A great many of our citizens do
not understand the provisions in the {
statute and lend their ears to the
sounds from the pen and
lips of the followers of John Barley I
corn as they make another attempt
% revive some interest to the cause .
)f slavery, debauchery, drunkenness
md unrighteousness in our land.
The Ladies Aid Society of St.
Georges M. E. Church are to be con- D
Sratulated as they are recipients of Z
bequest, given them by the will of q
he late Edward Pyle. The donor be- q
ueathed the sum of one thousand b
ollars per year for a period of ten q
ears. y
A report from the milk station is a
the effect that about eight thous- X
nd pounds of milk daily is being &
eceived. This is larger than any R
revious record. Four new dairymen &
re sending milk to the station. %
Charles Steele Our rural mail "a
ian, has been sick for the past few ~
ays. We trust he may soon be back Ks
q the route again, with renewed q
ealth. 8E
On Sunday morning, December 21. M
the close of the church school e.
'ur, the children and young people ~
Ill present brief worship service IN
insisting of Christmas carols. read %
gs, closing with the Christmas 70
Dry "Why the Chimes Rang" This on
ogram will be followed by the KS
gular morning church service i'm SFs
lich the pastor, Rev. Connolly, will 9N
each the Christmas sermon, and HI
the members and friends of st. &
orges church school and church RN
urged to be present to celebrate M
both of these services the coming 1S
the Christ. pts
On Saturday afternoon. December M
n, at 2 O'Clock the children of the &
ildren's Division, with their su- Sz
rintendent and teachers will hold IN
Christmas party at st. Georges M
lrch. ~
All the children and young people &M
st. Georges are urged to be pres III
at the church next Sunday af- E
noon, the 14th, at 2:3O o'clock, to SM
pare for the worship service M
ich they will give on the follow 5S
Sunday morning during the gI
lrch school hour. Since this will
the only joint rehearsal of the M
groups, parents are urged to M
ke special effort to see that the &
ldren and young people are pres S@
at the hour stated. %
CT0CKTEY ~