Milford chronicle., 1932-07-15
GLENDALE LETTER

physician all the practice he woulC
want.
There are two hospitals at Mil.
ford, a city about seven miles away
Slaughter and Prime Hook NeckS
would be a fertile field for a good
doctor who is not afraid of work.
The late DR.. Samson who was the
last resident physician in Ellendale
had had for some time more work
than he could do, both in general
and office practice.
We feel sure if some young, active
young man would settle here, he
would find that he had selected a
site among a prosperous and kind
people and also he would find that
he would reap a golden harvest
from the practice he would secure.
Stay At Home
There is a disposition on the part
of the youths who reside in the
towns to wander to the cities seek
ing employment. Anybody who is
acquainted with the conditions ex-
isting in the cities knows full we'll
that the youths can find more em-
ployment at home than they could
possibly do in the cities of the ooun-
try today. -- ..-
We are told that thousands are
walking the streets seeking employ
ment and some begging for bread
and the charitable institutions are
taxed to their utmost to feed and
clothe these suffering people.
There is no work to be had in the
city at the present time and each
youth who goes there seeking en-
ployment will soon find himself in
the same position as others who are
dependant on charitable societies
for support. --
Stay at home until this depression
ends-then there will come time
when work will be had for all.
Button Factory Reopened
The button factory at this point
was reopened Monday, employing
only a portion of the force as for
merly. 1t is to be regretted that the
owners of the factory cannot em-
ploy all the force. We understand
that there is no guarantee that the
factory will run any length of time,
and is liable to close down at any
moment. The using Of only part of
the force will leave perhaps more
than half with no employment what
ever.
Celebrated His Birthday
James H. Jester, Justice of the
Peace, and Notary Public, at this
point, celebrated his birthday ami
versary Wednesday of this week. He
had some of his relatives for supper |
and in the evening he gave a reeep-
ton to his friends, when an abund-
ance of refreshments were served.
It was a swell affair. We will not |
tell you how cid Uncle Jimmie (as
the kids call him) is, but he will be
old enough to register and vote this
coming election.
Crop
The blackberry crop in Sussex
county is large this year and the
1uality fine. At first it seemed that
the growers would make a little !,
but the market has slumped
to the extent that those who ship
may expect to lose money. 1t seems
impossible for the farmer to raise
a peying crop of anything. The de-
preston now existing has made it
to sell goods as the peo-
pie have no money to buy, and this
state of affairs will continue until
the times get better. When this will
be some one wiser than the writer
can prophesy. '-
Some Things to Think About
Uncle Levi link says: l can't re-
seeing a single bronge sta
.ue of a man who saved his country
BY getting it deeper in debt.
It looks like the old fashioned
parents had better control over
heir children because they had
more sense than the children.
Labor saving tools Danish most of
he aches of garden work. Wheel
loes are real time and labor savers.
some of them have shovels, some
surface blades and some have curv-
ID blades on drug which rotate.
Saturday, July 16, is the first day
IN which voters will be permitted to
egister. Don't neglect it.
lick
George Morgan continues to grow
worse, and it is only matter of a
ew days, when he will pass away.
Mrs. w. w. Houseman who re-
emily underwent a severe operation
n Philadelphia, is slowly improv-
ng.
irwin Coverdale who has been
cry sick for the past week is i'm
rowing.
David M. Warren who was taken
iolently ill one day last week is
ersonaI
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wilson left
of last week for the
tate Of Florida. They will occupy
cottage there for the greater part t
the summer.
w. w. Houseman, assisted by Will
am Short and Oscar Marker, have ,
cen engaged the past week in erec- !
ng longer poles in connection with
le electric light system at Slaugh- S
n Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Beebe and
IN Robert, accompanied by Charles \
Neal, spent Thursday evening at s
laughter Beach. {
Mrs. James Piliero and two daugh- E
RS of New York are the guests of q
r. and Mrs. Peter Walius of near 7
,wn, for the summer season.
l. D. Thomas and son, VIM. L. a
hnnnnc of E'raclxvi11e Pa WPra Z.