Milford chronicle., 1931-02-06


Two more radios were installed il
town last week. Arthur Reynold!
and John w. West are the posses
sors.
Cut In Driver License Fee
The Legislature has passed a iii
reducing the driver license fee from
$500 to $3.50 This is sufficient. In
many states there is no driver H.
cense fee at all. Perhaps they may
find way to lower the license fee
on the automobile as well.
Personal
i Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Jones of
Frankford were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Reed.
Mrs. E. r. Wilson spent the week
end in Philadelphia on a shopping
tour.
Miss Catherine Franks visited rel
atives of Philadelphia over the
weekend.
Mrs. George l.. Howard was in
Wilmington on Friday and Saturday
of last week.
Several of our citizens motOred to
Milford on Sunday evening to hear
Harold d. Three Gun" Wilson, dep
uty prohibition administrator, deliv-
er an address before an assembly of
people representing the several
churches of Milford in the Avenue
NJ. +. Church.
Edwin and William Wilson of
Philadelphia spent the weekend as
the guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G.. Wilson, near town.
There is seldom a weekend during
the year, no difference how the wea-
ther may be, when these young men
fail to motor from Philadelphia to
Glendale to spend their week-ends
with their parents at the old home
stead. Such devotion on the part of !
children is seldom seen these days. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are justly |
proud of their boys which they have
Il right to be.
Mr. and Mrs. N. f. Prettyman
spent Sunday in SelbyVille as the
guests of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Graham of
Houston entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Wood of Ellendale at an elab-
crate dinner given in Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iscar p. Johnson
and Willoughby Beideman of near
Ellendale entertained at a dinner at
their home on Sunday last the fol-
lowing relatives and friends: Mr..
and Mrs. Howard II. Beideman, Mr..
md Mrs. Roland Beideman of Phil
adelphia, James w. Beideman, Miss
Mildred Coulter of Milford, Mr.. and
Mrs. James SimOns of Lincoln,
Charles Sackett of Collingswood, N.
J., Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ingram and {
on Junior of Chester, Pa, Mr.. and ;
Hrs. William Lank of Milton, Misses
Bessie and Blanche COVerdale, Ed {
.ar and Russell Coverdale, Frank
3eideman, Mrs. John H. Benson.
larshall Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. Her t
nan Benson of near Glendale and c
lrs. Betty Jane Roach of George
own. a
At their home on Washington
treet Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris q
ntertained at dinner on Sunday the
blowing guests: John D. Beebe,
lr. and Mrs. Raymond Beebe, David
eebe, William Beebe and Carroll
eebe.
Mrs. Cora Belts of Delmar, form
rly of near Glendale is spending
lie present week as the guest of Mr..
nd Mrs. Arthur Russell.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles S. Adkins
ere visitors to the city of Will
ington on Saturday and spent the
" in shopping.
hurch News
Church school Sunday morning
as fairly well attended. Eighty |
ur teachers and scholars being |
esent. 1t being Missionary Sunday, |
A. TimmOns, superintendent, was
charge. The lesson for the day
rs a very interesting one. "The i
eat Physician" was the topic TO
discussed. The healing powers OF |
sus who at all times was extend
to those in need, who had faith
believe. This did not apply 10
Ose afflicted with bodily ailmtnts
{ to those whose souls have be-
me dead in trespass and sin as
H.
He went about doing good at all
les.
II he heard the cry of the leper
it came from the wayside, Lord
Thou will Thou can'st make clean.
ius says | will be thou clean. The
n was cured. If it was some one
II a fever He rebulIed it and the
er left. If it was some one ar
ted with evil spirits He spoke
the devil heard his voice and
Darted. He stood at the grave of
,arus in Bethany. He called and
who had been dead four days was
tored to the embrace of his weep
sisters, and so His life was en-
led in doing good to his fellow
ngs. Only faith was required to
Give the benefit rendered by the
at Physician. Let the writer tell
a story. A young friend was suf-
ng with that dread disease can
After the operation was over
writer called to see him at one
he principal hospitals in a near
city: With his head bandaged he
me with a smile, and clasping
4 my hands said, l am happy to-
, not only in seeing you, but in
~ things l have experienced in
last few days. And then he told
story.
e said the day the operation was
axe place l felt uneasy. l knew
ld ono Of tho most oy,ioo,,+ rur