Milford chronicle., 1932-08-19
GLENDALE HAPPENINGS

his honesty, strength of character
and will he if elected fill the office
with credit to himself and the people
who elected him.
When people will not stop to
question the candidates politics,
but will vote for them because they
believe they will fill the office more
satisfactory than the candidates of
the other party, then we shall have
better times, and the politicians will
know better than to put before the
people for their votes men of ques-
tionable character as they know in
advance they will be defeated.
We say again, the farmers have
the power to benefit themselves if
they will only use tiff they don't
then they deserve all they are now
experiencing and more beside.
The plan of Mr.. Harmon is worth
looking into and when we become
convinced that it is feasible, we
may in a future communication
bring the matter more prominently
before the people.
Chicken Thieves
Chicken thieves have broken loose
again, and are stealing farmers
poultry almost nightly. They have
invaded Slaughter Neck and in con-
sequence many of the chicken far
mers have lost their poultry. 1t
seems strange that with all the Off
GERS we nave they cannot run these
miscreants down and place them
behind the bars where they will be
safe for a time at least.
Anyone would think that the fear
of the whipping post would deter
these fellows from plying their
trade in a State where if caught
they are likely to. get their backs
slashed, but nothing seems able to
stop them, as fast as they serve out
a term in prison, they again in
dulge in the same old trade of steal
ing chickens. Some people have a
mania for stealing and it seems
there is no way to step them except |
the sentence so severe that |
they will be incarcerated for life.
Baseball
An interesting game of baseball |
was played on Saturday last be-
tween the clubs of Hickman and
After a we'll contested
battle the score stood to in fav-
Or of Glendale.
Next Saturday, August 20, Ellen
dale Club will play at Lewes-the
crack club of that town.
New Home
Horace Webb and family are oc-
,upying their new bungalow which
mas just been finished. It is a nice
home and well situated. We say to
our young men who have recently
1een married-go and do likewise.
New Car
c. A. Timmons, the genial pas
Ienger and freight agent of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, at this point
las purchased a new Ford car, VS..
This means get out of the way when
rou see Anderson coming, as all 8
cylinders will be working.
and Painting
H. T. Smith ,one of our enterpris-
ng citizens, has in the past week
rected commodious front porch,
ttached to his dwelling on Main
treet. 1t is an up to date structure,
md gives to his residence a fine
George CoVerdale is engaged in
Iainting the building. When finished ;
will be a wonderful improvement
o the whole place. '
,lamS and Soft Shell Crabs
Several of our citizens have been
o Slaughter Beach the past week j
eeking CLAIMS and soft crabs. The (
oft crabs shed on the full of the {
loon, and the bar where they shed /
ras covered with people after these !
lscious creatures which make such I
n appetizing meal. They say clans t
re scarce. If you doubt it, ask Will v
am Short and William Ellings- /
7orth and G. P. Morgan who went d
lere on Friday of the past week. {
Tres 1
Mans best friend is a warming, f
heerful fire. But mans worst enc Q
" is roaring devastating demon /
70 often let loose by carelessness, "
leave a black path of ruin in it's l
AXE. q
Never start a fire outdoors un- b
ss you know there is nothing near h
catch. r
Never let the fire get big. A big
re will only drive You away from "
before you get thoroughly warm
Id you cannot cook over a roaring
e. h
Don't use wood of a snappy type. p
DO often dead chestnut will be W
und near at hand. Don't use it un- is
IS you have to as it will snap and B
row sparks a long ways. te
Always break your match before Il
III throw it away, then you will be ii
re it is out. ot
Make your fire small and in a eC
allow pit when you cook. 1t is bet 81
r for the cook and safer. Be sure w
ur fire is out before you leave it.
lis is very important. m
Everywhere te
Some COWS in the northern part w
Russia and Siberia where SHOWS Je
e heavy and lasting are equipped is
tn glasses to prevent snow-blind- OF
SIS. ev
Lawrence Hale, age 8, of
dsden, Ala, will enter high ne
lool next fall.
A chess board was found in the tn
NIB of Ra Oner near the pyramids. ne
Che nearly perfect skeleton of a co
stedon, 20 feet long, was found in OBJ
ssouri in 1910. co
The State of Georgia is operating th
der a constitution adopted in sh