Milford chronicle., 1931-04-24
HAPP MIN GS
IN AND
A BOUT TOW N
Moonlight nights.

wear CdfnajlOn lOf Mother s
Day.
Seven weeks more of school and
then vacation.
Clean-up-wcek in Milford starts
Monday, April q.
Forest fires have started early this
year in Delaware.
Handsome displays in windows of
Milford stores now.
Mothers Day, Sunday, May 10.
Say it with flowers.
Orchards in Delaware arc coming
into splendOr of bloom.
Every little shower is very much
welcome in April and May.
Measles seems to be questionable
now-schoOl is nearly over.
The apple blossoms are almost
ready to burst out in beauty.
City Council will haul away all
rubbish during clean-up-week.
Corn planting on high lands start
cd this week in lower Delaware.
Fox hunters have been enjoying
the chase about Milford this month.
Beautiful blossoms make fruit
sections handsome pictures in Del
aware.
Don't forget the bake at the
Presbyterian Church, Saturday,
April 25th.
Just be careful about fires out of
doors, and there will be less loss OF
young timber.
A bake will be held on Saturday
morning, April 25th at the Presby-
terian Church.
Green fields of wheat and grass
form beautiful pictures in Sussex
county especially.
Repair. cleanup and trim the
trees now applies to all homes, in
or out of Milford.
Many fire alarm calls in the past
ten days have kept the Milford fire
men in service every day.
There must be a cause for the |
great number of fire alarms i'm April |
Is it crime or CarelessnCSs?
The Town District of the Homo .
Missionary Society will meet in
Georgetown Wednesday, May 6.
Fine yellow mouth; speckled bay
trout were in Milford market last
Tuesday for the first time this sea
son.
Make flower garden for the girl
or boy; it will afford them an inter
est that returns pleasure for their
efforts.
The WOman's Home Missionary
Society of the Avenue NJ. T.. Church
will meet at the chaptel, Tuesday.
April rs at 2:30. Important meeting.
Tho next parish house card party
will be held tho evening of April 28.
Tickets fifty cents. Come and enjoy
r pleasant evening at your favoIite
game.
The Milford W. G. r. u. will meet
with Mrs. Prettyman Carey next
Monday afternoon at 2:30. April 27.
'Ilan5 for convention of Sussex
county W. c. r. U. to be held in
Milton the next day, April 2S. Will ,
lny members who has forgotten her ,
lues, send the money to Mrs. Harry
Darby, the new treasurer at once?
t is urgently important that the Z
lues be paid before Convention each +
ear.
The Faithful Circle of Kings |
Daughters unanimously elected the S
following officers for 1881: Presi-
lent, Mrs George II. Hall; first vice y
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Stephen p. Toad !
inc; second vice president, Mrs.
Walter l.. Grier; recording secre- i
airy, Miss NJ. Edith Simpson,; treas
lrcr, Mrs. Robert Griffith; CORE L
ponding secretary, Mrs. G.. Mar Z
hall Townsend; auditor Mrs. Elmer =
The next meeting will be -.
lcld at the home of the president, :
Irs. Hall, Thursday, April so at 3 :
'clock. I
Last Sunday night Miss Lydia d
dams gave the Epworthians some a
hing to think about. Youth of the L
hurch, awake, and use the Oppor-
unity the Church holds for you. The Il
pccial numbers on the program s
ere; vocal solo, Irene Williams and Il
iano solo, Mrs. Lillian Singer. Next {
eek son service at GAS. Following
lis, our president. Miss Rebccca Il
latthcws will tell us about Insti- a
tic. You recall the Del-Mar-Va In
.itute held in Dover, just year s
go? Here our Leaguers enjoyed
wing with others, learned to share A
nOther's burden. Made them want I
, roll up their sleeves and do some
ling for people; ask Jane to come
, worship, find James a job; in @
lOrt help others to live a more q
life. Yes, religion is life. S
our presence means a bigger and Z
etter Institute for 1881. a
The Faithful Circle of Kings D.
will give a large card I,
arty in the Varney Auditorium of %
le Community Building on the eve " =,
ing of May 6. That is Wednesday ..
week. 1t would be deeply appreci- " ~
led by this charity organization if r, n
lere were no conflicting affairs Civ =,
4 that evening. The general COM ~
laint lately is, that so many things G,
re planned for the same time, that n
representation is i'm g.
)ssible. The same rules hold good A.
n this affair. Your choice of any IT,
ime is possible. Now that contract q,
'idge is so popular there will likely II,
, some tables for this. Auc- nj
on bridge, $780," backgammon, in nj