Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
HAPPENINGS IN
III AND ABOUT TOWN

Don't forget the weighing party
given by the Fellowship class, Wed
nesday, January 20.
Be sure. and attend the Kings
Daughters public card party Tues
day evening, February 4 at 8 p. m.
Don't forget the public card party
in the Community Building Tuesday
February 4, at p. m. Benefit King
Daughters.
The Milford W. C. T. U. will meet
Tuesday evening, January 2S at 7:5U
with Mrs. Capt. Farrow on Churcn
street. Roll call answered by fav-
orite scripture verse.
Milk sample received from Mil
ford. collected by T. H. Willim on
January 10: C. X. Hammond, Bac-
terra per C. c., $4,000; fat per cent,
4.9O; sediment test, clean.
Mrs. William Warren will have
charge of the Epworth League l.
vice Sunday evening at Z o'clock.
The topic is Exploring the Metho-
dist Home Missionary Map"
Come and get weighed by a win
some young lady, if you are light
weight or a heavyweight, she VIII
weigh you just the same, January ~.
The heavier the better for the
church fund.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Women's Home Missionary So
cietv of Avenue M. E. Church Will
be held in the chapel on Tuesday
afternoon, January %, at 2:SO o.
clock.
Due to unfavorable weather, the
quilt that has been on display in the
Pierce Hardware Company's window
was not sold last Saturday-so De
on hand at Windsor's sale Saturday.
January q at p. M, if you are
looking for a nice quilt. Also re-
member it is for the benefit of the
First Baptist Church.
Captain Samuel Wilson Ennis, a
former Milford boy, who has been
practicing law in Paulding, Ohio, for
several years, has been appointed
Judge of the Common Pleas Court
of Paulding County, Ohio, by Cover
nor Myers Y. Cooper. Mr.. Ennis IS a
brother to Mrs Elizabeth Hammond
and Harry NJ. Ennis, both OF Mil
ford.
Come to the chapel January ~
and get weighed, for you must keep
tabs on your weight, is the advice
of YOUR doctor" if you think you
are not gaining enough, drop a brick
or two in the pocket of your top
coat. get weighed and a winsome
Young lady will tell your fortune.
Come all We short, slim, lean ana
tall; come and we will weigh ye all
James H. Hudson, of East Front
street, Milford, was appointed d
game warden for lower Kent county
bv the Delaware State Game Com
mission last week. Hudson is well
known in this vicinity as former
base ball player and is veteran OF
the World War, serving in France
with the 18th Division. His appolnt-
ment meets with general approval
The stork has been busy the past
few days, leaving little tots to glad
den several homes. At the Emer-
gency Hospital Mr.. and Mrs: VII
liam Hochstedler of Greenwood nave
a baby boy born on January II; MT
and Mrs. Hershal Deputy have a Doy
horn on the 18th; Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Downing have boy born OF
January 21; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ouinlan of Ocean View have girl
born on January %.
Prof. M. NJ. Snyder, famous bano
director and composer of York, Pa'
was the guest conductor at the re.
hearsal of Evergreen Forest Banc
last week. Prof. Snyder has retired
from active band work but SUI
takes great interest in composlne
music. At last weeks rehearsal tht
band played his latest unpublished
march for the first time. This marcf
in all probability will be named the
Anniversary March" in honor o.
Evergreen Forest tenth anniversary
Prof. Snyder is visiting his son. Z
Russell Snyder at Seaford.