Milford chronicle., 1931-05-01
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Memorial Day is four weeks dis
tant.
Blossom time in Delaware apple
orchards.
Strawberry blossoms are coming
into bloom.
Let's have a trained nurse for the
Milford schools.
Arbutus, the most lovely of our
wild flowers, is in bloom.
Don't forget the bake at the Pres
byterian Church, Saturday, May ,.
The regular meeting of the Mites
Society will be held Wednesday,
May q, at $50.
The Town District of the Home
Missionary Society will meet in
Georgetown Wednesday, May 6.
A bake will be held on Saturday
morning, May >, at the Presbyterian
Church.
Buy your cakes, pies, rolls, chick
ems and potato salad for your Sun
day dinner from the Sunshine Class
Bako in Davis store.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ave
nue. NJ. + Church will meet at the
chapel on Tuesday May S, at three
o'clock. Please note the change in
the day.
The Friendship Bible class of the
Avenue M. e. Sunday School, will |
hold its monthly business and So /
cial hour on Tuesday evening, May !
s. at the chapel.
The Sunshine class of the NJ. =.
Church will hold Il bake, Saturday |
morning, from . to II o'clock in
Walter Davis store on East Front
street.
The Century Club Card party, the
last one for this club year is being
given this evening. For an evening
spent pleasantly there is the place
10 go. Good company, good eats,
nice prizes and good time. 1t is all
yours for fifty cents.
The night society of the Presby
terian Church at their regular date,
the first Wednesday of the month
will serve a covered dish luncheon,
May 9Th, at | p. NJ. All the ladies
of the church are urged to come and
bring a covered dish. BY doing this
our May Day Party will be sue
cess.
The Business Girls Club will
meet on Monday evening, May 4th, {
in the club rooms of the Masonic |
building Miss Good will be present |
and will instruct the girls in the !
painting of the popular silhouette
pictures. This will be the last meet =
ionor fol j., !
important one. Every member please ,
be present. : :
Special Evangelistic services will 7
begin at the Pilgrim Holiness /
Church. Milford, Delaware, begin
ming Thursday, May 9TH, and con- u
tinuing over Sunday, May 10th. Ser
mons each evening, 1880 o'clock, !
Sunday, $50 A. NJ. and p. NJ. and
30 p. NJ. All are welcome to attend )
these services. Rev G. w. Schel-
house, pastor.
The annual meeting of the Ii y
brary Association will be held III I,
the library room in the Community u
Building, Monday evening, May 4 at .
7:30 O'clock An election of three u
new members to the library board >
will take place. the annual reports
submitted and an interesting even
ing is anticipated. Everyone is cor l.
daily invited to be present. NJ
A dinner Will be given by Milford r.
Post No. American Legion, to =
eligible ladies for the American -
Legion Auxiliary, on Friday evening, ~
May &, 1881, at Z o'clock. Nest at ! -
State ArmOry. Mrs. VIM. n. Cam, 1,
State president of American Legion -,
Auxiliary will he present for the -
purpose Of organizing an Auxiliary
10 this Post. All mothers, wives, r,
daughters and sisters of men who I
served in the World War are cOrdi-
lily invited.
Harry Greeney, of Milford, was -
injured Saturday while demonstrat- r
ng Il tractor for a local agency sc
shcn he fell off the tractor and was fe
'un over by power plow. Mr.. 10
ireenley wds demonstrating the to
machine which was drawing large on
blow. He reached over from the bl
ractOr to adjust the discs just as in
he tractor hit a large bump i'll the 81
oil. He was thrown between the re
ractor and plOw, Il heavy wheel on
he pillow running over him and the tn
Uses cutting his feet. Not with Al
tanding his injuries he managed to Ft
raw himself up between the tractor CT
nd plow and while being dragged Bi
hut OFF the power and stopped the ca
lachine. He was taken to the Mil CT
ord Emergency Hospital. en-
You Epworthians who could not SC
le present at the regular weekly to
Meeting missed hearing about the m,
Jel-Mar-Na Institute. Miss Rebecca fO
Matthew's took us right along for gil
lasses, recreation and prayer. The Pc
pecial numbers were: Vocal duet.
he Misses Katherine Davis and An mt
tie Mettam; vocal solo, Evening Ma
'rayer," Mrs. Florence L. Coffin. In sit
titute night was closed with taps de
Y Chester Coffin and the choir. This fro
friday night, at 1880, in Chapel an
beautiful there will be a business ch
netting and social. Be sure to can Gr
cl all dates and start packing. SCI
lake ready for a fun house. This fri
unday night, at GAS, regular week ms
Y meeting. G. r. Messick is busy Ri!
ssembling a choir for Epworth
eague and Sunday night services.
Ihen he sOlicits yOu--your answer
ill be Yes! La