Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17

Fresh shad are plenty in market.
Plow and plant is farmers work
now.
Maple trees are starting new
leaves
Don't forget the scarood supper
tonight
/ Peach trees arc coming into bios
som now.
Tulips are blooming in open gar
dens in Milford.
Who wants to be a member of the !
new City Council?
Strawberries are blooming in
warm sunny sheltered hooks.
Asparagus was never better than
it is now in the fresh stage.
Flowering tulip trees are gorge
GUS sights in Sussex county.
Scafood supper tonight at the
Methodist Protestant Church.
An evening you will wish to re-
member, April 20, New Century
Club, p. m. Admission 35c.
Please reserve Tuesday evening, |,
April 2S for the parish house card |
party. Tickets so cents as usual.
Meeting of the Epworth League at
GAS. Topic youths Place in the
Church" Leader, Miss Lydia Adams.
The Ladies Aid of New Market
Church will meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Millman on Thursday !
evening, April %.
Don't forget that "Old Acre Folk@
will be presented in the Frcderica
Towl Hall, Friday, April H. by the
Milford Grange players.
Another popular scafOod supper
tonight. Friday, April II, in the din
ing room of the Methodist PrOtcs-
tant Church. Price so cents.
Trailing-arbutus, that wild flower
with delicious fragrance is now in r
full bloom and is filling the wood
lands hcrcaboutS with its perfume.
The City of Milford will have to
adopt an entire new. set of ordi-
nances. A real legal mind of eX-
perienee should be employed to
write them
Norman Windsor has earned the
right to be hOnOrcd with the First
Mayor of Milford. Get behind Nor
man for the job, for progressive
man is needed for the place.
The Volunteer Glass will hold i.
their bake tomorrow i'll the store !
which used to be Davis Meat Market.
They will have everything for sale :
that will make your Sunday dinner
a success.
The Resident Judges of Kent and i
Sussex counties must appoint four d
school trustees in every public {
school in these counties. That is {
real job for the judges to perform '
at short notice. s
Do you like dcviled crabs? You
will find them on the menu of the o
supper to be held at the Methodist v
Protestant Church tonight. FlNiay, a
April II. Come. Tell your friends "
rot to miss this treat.
This evening, Friday, April II, the :
Grange players will present their .
play "Old Acre Folk" in the town
hall at Frederick. This is probably =
the last presentation of this play,
so don't miss this opportunity of e
seeing it. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dawson gave
another of those delightful dinners &
1t their home near town Wednesday o
evening of last week. Their guests q
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Manlove, @
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hammond and A
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Allen. All report
I'd a lovely time. Il
Last Saturday evening on COM Il
llaint of neighborS, Officers Der Il
'ickson and Jackson, of the local
police, raidcd the home of Howard
Noslcy, colOred, where six persons
we're arrested charged with gamb
ing. They were each fined $40 and
'osts by Justice HendrixsOn.
Elmer Dickerson. colorcd, was ar in
csted by Chief of Police Derrick A
On on Monday, charged with at bt
empting to shoot Leon Shockley, a el
'oung negro of Milford. Following a 81
Iuarrel DickersOn is alleged to have til
sOt a shot gun, fired off the gun in
;hockley's direction. Shockley was b
lot hit. ID
James HCYalOW, cOlOrCd resident
# Milford, died Saturday, April II,
931, at noon, but he was known as til
ames Byard. He had been sick in
ONE time. Funeral services were in
eld Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock nc
t his late home on Carlisle Lane. Fl
he Rev. Traitor officiating. Inter- in
lcnt in Wcstley cemetery. w
The Town Council has started d, d
to enforce the parking or All
nance of Milford. Many have got!
ell into the habit of parking out of
inc here, especially on Saturday lii
light when parking space is at al
remium. The police have been sup ut
lied with red tags and all cars not Al
arkcd according to regulations will IL
c tagged. or
The girls from the Sharp School ~
Expression will be at the Milford W.
lew Century Club on April 20 at 8 ~ ~
III. Admission Csc. Among the ~ ~
umbers ON the program will be the "
blowing: An Irish play, The Tune Id I'D
{ a Tune" two men and three oo oo
iris; cornet solo, Chester Coffin, of W. y,
Iilford; humorous reading Ears" -