Milford chronicle., 1931-03-13
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Palm Sunday, March 90.
Easter Sunday, April 5.
New moon next Thursday.
Cold winds gollowed the rain thi.
week.
Learn to draw in school--as vel
as read
Herring fish are in market.
Clean up yards and plOw gardens
now.
The farm wage scale for 1881
will be 10 per cent less than last
year.
Saturday, March II, is the date
of the bake held by the Cedar Grove
p. r. a. Don't forget it.
In spite of the depression we
haven't noticed many cotton stock
ings up and down the avenue.
All kinds of good things to eat at
the Loyal Workers Sunday school
class bake tomorrow, Saturday,
March IA.
The Faithful Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet Thursday,
March 10, at the home of Mrs. Pos
ties Hammond on Lake avenue.
The Loyal Workers Sunday school
class is holding a bake in the store
formerly occupied by Wharton &
Barnard, Saturday morning, March
II.
Remember the card party at the
Nurses Home, Tuesday, March "a.
Spend an evening of fun with a jolly
crowd, at the same time aiding
most worthy cause.
Pies, cakes, rolls, cookies, cottage
cheese, in fact just phone your order
to Mrs. Roberts, 147R31, and it will
be at Jos. Adams store. Saturday
morning, March II.
Let the Ladies of Cedar Grove P.
T. A. do your baking this week. You
will find most anything you could
wish at Jos. Adams store on Sat
urday morning, March II.
Regular weekly meeting of the
lIpwOrth League at GAS. Leader,
Mrs. l.. J. Matthews. Topic Hymns
and the Meaning of Jesus" Remem-
ber whence your Glory came.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Avenue NJ. +. Church
will meet in the chapel on Wednes-
day afternoon, March is at 2:3O o. |
clock. Founders Day will be OBJ
served.
Remember the good old days when
you believed there was an Easter
bunny? But come to think of it that |
wasn't half as foolish as the inno-
cent trust you put in the stock mar !
iet after you had grown up.
Duane Lynne, of near Milford,
whO is assistant chief clerk of the
House of Representatives broke his
right wrist last Sunday while crank
ng an automobile. Mr. Lynne has
)een unable to attend to his duties
1t the State House this week as a
'esult of his injuries.
This evening, Friday, March 13,
of Milford Grange will
present the play, old Acre Folk"
II bilC AlISll t0blOOl fAtltlILOIIlllll at
'eltOn. This play is given under the
auspices of the high school alumni
and is well worth see
ns. Tickets 35 and 25c.
Be sure to attend the Milford Neck
aides Aid meeting this Friday
light, March Is, at the church. Cake,
andy, ice cream and other things
will be for sale. One of the best
rograms ever presented at the Aid
'ill be presented by Jack Willis and
ames Cannon. The program con-
lists of solos, duets, quartets, sket-
hes, readings and recitatiOns. The
objection will be used for the min
;ter's salary.
Wednesday, April 90, is the date
ct for home talent entertainment +
ponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary |
the Milford Emergency Hospital. !
ur town has lots of talent worthy q
special mention and there is ev- S
ry reason to believe that this talent L
nder the direction of a coach, will
i've a splendid show. Please give b
our hearty support to the Auxiliary 1
nd help see to it that your hospital il
one of the best in the State.
Charles J. Holzmueller, the local y
llesman for the Equitable Life AS
france Society of the United States
ill receive the congratulations of n
IS friends when they know, that
lring the month of February he
as one of the first hundred who
Id the most insurance in the Unit r.
States. Mr.. HOlzmueller has been S
with this company for the "
lst ten years. He is one of the fif- c
en- thousand statesmen for this p
'mpany and to have been one of II
e foremost in that large number
'eaks very highly for his ability F
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