Milford chronicle., 1930-10-31
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Remember Friday, November 4th,
p. m. Place, Avenue M. e. church.
Admission, 35 cents.
Milford merchants are preparing
for a busy Christmas season, and
anticipate fine business this year.
The Ladies' Aid of Millwood will
serve turkey supper at Community
Hall, Thursday evening, November
9Th.
The Ladies Aid of Slaughter
Neck meets at the home of Mrs.
John Moore, Monday evening, No
vember 3. ....--.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Avenue NJ. E. Church will meet at
the chapel on Wednesday, November
1 at p. m.
An evening OF pleasure for those
who go to the Avenue M. &. church
on Friday, Nov. IA, 8 p. m. Ad-
mission, 95 cents.
The Volunteer Sunday school
class will meet with Mrs Wallace
McFaul on Tuesday evening, No
vember 4, at 1880.
The Laws Church Aid will hold a
chicken salad and oyster supper in
the Community Building on Novem-
ber 5. Price so cents.
Many farmers in Kent and Sussex
counties are posting their farm
lands against gunners. This practice
is growing each year.
You can enjoy good turkey sup
/ per at Millwood Community Hall,
/ Thursday evening, November 9Th,
J for the small price of so cents.
Next Tuesday, November 4, will
be election day. Every man and wO-
man who is eligible to vote should
go to the polls and cast his or her
ballot.
The first snow fiurries of the
year were noticed in Milford last
Saturday morning. Persons in sew
eral sections of the town reported
having seen the snow.
Tonight is Halloween. night
when the ghosts and goblins are
supposed to do their stuff. Unlike in
past years, Milford will have no or
ganized celebration or parade.
Many fires are caused by dirty
chimney flues. Better see that your
chimney is in first-class condition
now; before the winter weather de-
mands hotter fires with a greater |
fire hazard.
The Nassau Home Demonstration |
Club will meet with Mrs. Tennis |
Wilson on Tuesday, November 9Th. |
The subject of the meeting is
Kitchen Furnishings and Finish
ings." A topic interesting to all |
home-makers.
Thanksgiving Day is not far off
and citizens of Kent and Sussex
counties have much to be thankful
for that they have not experienced
the suffering caused to thousands of
persons who have. been thrown out
of employment in the large cities.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Dover District will hold
it's annual meeting in Camden NJ e.
Church, November at 10 a. m. A
very interesting program has been
prepared. Rev. and Mrs. Givan of
Camden will have charge of the de-
votions. Mrs. E. Lee Culver, Dover
District secretary will preside. Let
each Auxiliary in the district be
well represented.
The Sorority of Sharp's School of
of Wilmington, will ap-
pear in the Avenue M. E. church on
Friday, November 14th, p. m. They
will present a program of good
plays and readings. An evening
well spent. Among those on the pro-
gram are Ann Evans of Camden,
Del; Ruth Draper, Milford Alice
Burnite, Wilmington, and others.
35 cents.
The Ladies Aid Society of New
Market Church will hold a chicken
supper at Lynch's No 6 school
house on Wednesday evening, No
vember 5. The following menu will
be served: Chicken pie or chicken
salad, cold slaw, pickles and olives,
creamed potatoes, candied sweet po-
tatoes, butter and rolls, coffee and !
choice of home made ice cream and =
cake, or pie. Price so cents.
For an evening of entertainment !
come to Slaughter Neck school No !
yember 9Th, as ther will be a Hal
owe'en program given by the pupils 7
If the school. You also will be en- I
ertained by the well known mu- /
Iicians, Howard Davidson and Brew \
yill. Let everyone try to be present f
Is this year we have a new teacher {
md let us show ou rappreciatiOn by II
)eing present. We also have for
'our pleasure ice cream for sale. O
One of the largest pumpkins ever t
'aised in this section is on display {
n one of the windows of ]. H. 2
Iumes & Son, hardware merchants
# Milford. The pumpkin weighs q
C 1-2 pounds and measures 72 n
nches around. 1t was grown by r. h
=. Collision, who lives on farm just t,
asst of Houston. There is also on e
isplay in the same window Purple S
'Op Strap Leaf Turnip which weighs &
pounds and measures % inches o
round. The turnip was grown by p
ZEE Ingram, of Ellendale.
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