Milford chronicle., 1931-03-06
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Pussy willows have started to send
out the first blooms.
Eat plenty of hogs jowl and tur-
nip green's this spring.
Get your garden ready now for
planting early vegetables for home
use.
Pay the preachers and start them
off to their annual conference with
/ financial satisfaction.
The crOcus flower and the yellow
jasmine are blooming in several
protected gardens in Milford.
The Ladies Aid of Cedar Neck
will meet with Mrs. Thomas Mills
near Cedar Creek, Tuesday evening,
March 10.
Eggs are low in price, but they
are just as good to eat at present
prices as they were when worth five
cents each.
There will be a hospital card
party in the Nurses Home Tuesday, |
March "a. Mrs. Ray Warren and
Mrs. Postles Hammond in charge.
The Alden Branch of the Sunshine
Society of Milford will meet with |
Mrs. William WrOten on North Wal |
nut street, Friday afternoon, March |
6, at o'clock.
Another tax season will soon be !
started, and death and taxes are |
certain to come to all. Pay them
early and get clear of the obliga- |
Gion. It's a relief.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Milford
Emergency Hospital will be held on
Wednesday afternoon, March IL, at
3 p m, at the Nurses Home.
The first shad of this season from
the Delaware Bay, was caught at
Slaughter Beach by the Donovan
fishery folks. 1t was sold in the
local market in Milford Wednesday.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Milford Emergency
Hospital will meet Wednesday,,
March II, at o'clock in the Nurses
Home. viii the members please I
bring in their 1881 dues?
The w. c. r. U. will meet with
Mrs. Roland Messick next Tuesday,
afternoon, March 10, at 2:30 o.
clock. Everybody bring a favOrite
Scripture verse or gem of poetry.
Tuesday afternoon instead of eve
ming.
March is the weighing month for
children in the Milford public
schools; the primary and lower
grades weighed in Wednesday. 1t is
for the purpose of learning just how |
the child is progressing as to heal
thy conditions, etc.
On Wednesday, April 20, the ell
in the Plaza will be Civ
Ell by the talented people of town,
also by those whose talent is as yet
The coach is the best
20 be procured, and the mYstor play ;
promises plenty of action and au
evening of hilarity. ,
The Emergency Hospital is very {
to the linen shower. {
These gifts ofttimes mean SO little s
o the donor, but very great deal 9
o the comfort and convenience of +
patients and nurses. We are very
proud of our hospital and are put f
ing forth every effort to make it +
he up-to-date institution it should a
,e. d
Last Sunday night, Miss, Sara j
'rettyman lead the regular weekly =
Meeting of the Epworth League.
Special numbers were piano solo, \
Hiss Elizabeth Messick, and a hymn c
" the male chorus. Leader for next :
week, Mrs. A. c. Houston. Topic, :
Jesus and the Youth of Today" 2
lrs. Houston is giving us a bit of 6
in advance. The follow ii
lg will help make her program Fl
yorth while: Doctor Draper, Vivian 5
hute, Jane Harrington, Dorothy
Oseph, Irene Williams and the male
horus. Let us hope Sunday will
nd the Methodist youth on its way
} this meeting. I;
d last week from attending the an q
ual meeting of the Eastern States ~
armers' Exchange in Springfield, u
lass. He is a director in the or
anization. He is the representative d
II the Sussex county members of 81
lis cooperative purchasing organi- III
ltion numbering about 1924 farm ~
rs. There are in the State more Ic
ian 2OO4 members of the exchange 81
ho buy grain, fertilizer, seed and vi
lint through their cooperative Or %
lnization. The exchange operates %
New England, Delaware, Mary AZ, W.
nd and Pennsylvania and has ~
tai membership Of approximately rs
1000 farm owners. About 600 Of I-'
em were at the Springfield meet
g where reports were given show ~
& a substantial increase in the vol "
ne of business done during the 'e
lst year. Records show that far -.
ers i'll Sussex county purchased ~ ",
through the Eastern vi
ates Farmers Exchange 5605 tons .tn al
feed, 24O0 bags of fertilizer, 20,403 I'll III
unds of seed and other supplies gu
ring the past year. a lln'
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