Milford chronicle., 1932-05-13
GLENDALE
POlitical-DemOcratic


Ex-Governor Smith and ex-Secre-
tary McAdoo may put some stumb-
ling blocks in the way, but Cover
nor Roosevelt will surmount them
all and come through with flying
colors.
The Democrats will need some
strong man for Vice President, how
would Speaker Garner do? This
combination, Roosevelt and Garner,
would prove a winning ticket and
the only one the Democrats can
elect by the present outlook.
John Biggs, Jr., of the City of
Wilmington for Congressman. This
sounds pretty good and this young
man now being the Democratic
State Chairman, shows how the peo-
pie like to honor him. Give him the
nomination and he will do the rest
Republican
President Hoover has more than
enough delegates to win on the first
ballot. We suppose it will be Hoover
and Curtis, the old ticket.
If the Republican party can ce-
ment all factions together, they
might win, otherwise not. The wet
and dry question will pop up now
and then and before it can be settled
will give both parties considerable
trouble. We really think the drys are
a little bit scared at the present |
time.
Will Governor Buck be offered
and accept the nomination for Gov |
ernor to succeed himself on the Re |
publican ticket? If he does he will |
be a hard man to beat. His record |
as Governor will stand any test
which may be applied.
Where does Congressman Houston
stand? II is said that those whom he
considered his friends went back on
him, and kept him from going to
Chicago, but Houston was not
asleep. He came back and secured
enough votes to remove Mr.. Swain
from the County Chairmanship, and
had appointed his friend, w. Elwood
Wright, TO the place. Look out for
Mr. Houston-he is very much alive
and in fact can you find ont who has
given the people better service than
Mr. Houston has done?
We are waiting to see how the Ell
lison-Allee-Short tie up will pan
out.
To Congress:
If there was ever time when the
Congress- of the United States need
I'd brains, they need them now. Quit
playing politics, President, and
members of the Senate and House of
representatives and get down to
;olid work and pass such legislation
is will balance the budget and save
he country from assuming any ;
more debt The cost of running this
country is costing much more than
should. Retrench in every conceiv- =
bile way, so that the people will not
'e ground down by taxes. Make the
on the other side of the ,
ca pay the U. S. what they owe. 1t
S just and should be paid at an ear
y date. The U. S. came to their res !,
ue and saved them from utter de- I
eat. Now they should be glad TO
'ay.
70 Attend Church Services ?
The observance of the natal day
f the celebrated Indian chief, st. y
'amaina, on May IL, Hiawatha
No. 6. D. of P. and Ioka v
lribe, No. IS, I. o. r. NJ, both of s
,llendale, will attend divine SER h
ices in body on Sunday evening, v
lay Is, the Sunday nearest the
hief's birthday. h
Rev. r. G. Conner, pastor of the
llendale NJ. E. Church, will preach
lie sermon to the organizations as
embed in the NJ. E. Church. n
An invitation is extended to all
embers of both Hiawatha Council, =,
o. 6, and Ioka Tribe, No. 35, to be fa
resent at the Red Mems Hall on
lnday evening, not later than $50 h,
clock, so that both orders will be al
pie to attend the Epworth League ID
,rvice at Z O'Clock, when an inter-
ting program will be rendered.
.pple Trees In Bloom T. T.
There is no prettier sight than II
hen the apple trees are in full IN
oom. Their pink and white bios W.
ms when at their best, make N
enc it is hard to equal. People liv- w,
g in the cities and having no idea Sa
Nv pretty the trees are at this time
the year are missing something ri
ell worth seeing. People with auto on
obiles, if they will motor through on
e country when the weather is so
lmy and spring-like, will be able Mi
behold many things that will in RI
rest them. Farmers are busy and
Q tractors at work and the herd of wa
ws grazing, and the grass so MI
cen, makes a scene worth going
my miles to see. The country at Re
e present time is at its best. and nj,
Iture would have to exert itself to Sn
0duce anything better than can !
W be seen by visiting some section tai
Sussex County. rv
ought A Home ley
9. A. Timmons, passenger and
light agent at the depot here, has sol
released of the heirs of the late Mr.
,rtin L. Welch, deceased, a home
uated on East Main street. Be
lr. Timmons is making extensive mi
)airs. When finished it will be one his
the cOziest homes in Glendale. We
Ne hate to lose Mr. and Mrs.
nmons and boys from the west haC
e, but there is nothing like own ant
your own home dat
lditiOns To Homes MIR
Irs. Robert A. Wood is making vi
enSiVe repairs to her home here. m