Milford chronicle., 1932-01-29

will furnish in abundance the menl
above quoted.
Come out and help this council
We need it in the town and they de-
serve your patronage.
Some Things TO Think About
How to best help the poor.
Think twice before speaking once
1t will save a heap of trouble.
Visit the sick; don't stay toe
long, it may worry them. Take some
flowers with you.
Don't engage in gossip. BE sure OF
what you say is true, in every re-
spect.
Cottage prayer meetings are now
going on in town. Are you a regular
attendant?
Don't speak i'll of anyone-if you
don't know anything good to say
you had better keep mum.
Have you or your children any
cast off clothing? Look about you,
perhaps there is some one in need
of these things to keep their bodies
warm. -
School Notes
The January monthly meeting of
Ellendale Parent Teacher Associa-
ton was held in the school auditor
ium Wednesday evening, January
20. The principal feature of the
program presented was an address
by DR.. Reynolds, Sussex county
health physician on the subject,
Nutrition and Health" The fine
talk given by the doctor was very
interesting and instructive and thor
oughly enjoyed by all those present.
Ellendale P. T. A. is planning on
buying playground equipment for
the school children, and hopes that
this plan will be realized before the
school term is completed. 1t is
something badly needed and will
place Ellendale school on a par
with other schools of the county
The two classes, Child's Study and
instrumental Music, are now going
on. The first is being taught by Miss
Mabel ConOway, who is a specialist (
on the subject of Child Study. Par
ents who have children and others |
can learn many useful things by at
tending this class. 1t meets on Tues
day evening of each week.
The Instrumental Music Class is
being taught by John McFadden,
and meets on Thursday evening of
each week.
Mr.. McFadden is no stranger to
he people of Glendale, as he has
aught here before and proved him
self an expert in teaching instru-
mental music.
There is material enough in FL
endale to form an orchestra of ten
pieces. Why not take the advantage
While instrumental music is being
aught free, and have an orchestra
# which the people of Ellendale
will feel justly proud.
trades Three and Four
IrS. Grace Smith, Teacher
On Monday morning the third and
Ourth grades had charge of the as
embly period. They presented their
lay Trouble Makers in the Car
en-" This play was written and I
tanned in English and health clas-
es. The third and four grades are
about Indians.
They are finding out many things
bout the early Indians and the In
ians of today. They have had the
hance to see two Indian rugs and
n Indian vase.
These rugs and the vase were
Iade by the Indians of today living
/ New Mexico. The boys and girls
re making an Indian wigwam and Z
ldian bowls. Burlap bags are be-
lg used for the wigwam and clay 3
, make the bowls. 8
erSOnaI
Miss Florence Koch of Milwaukee, z
visconsin, was entertained over the Z
eek-end by Miss Mildred Warren {
the home of her parents, Mr.. and 4
RS. Isaac F. Warren, Sr. z
Mrs. James T. Lank (nee Mrs. 6
india Warren) of near Lewes, vis- &
ed relatives and friends here on
thursday of last week. 5
Mrs. Clara Driscoll of Whining q
n was here on Thursday circling &
nong relatives and friends. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grell who 8
we been visiting in Philadelphia Z
nee the Christmas holidays have b
turned home. Mr.. Grell is super .
tendent of the button factory situ- =
ed here. q
Mrs. Clara Lofland of Philadel- y
ia is spending some time with her &
lighter and son-in-law, Mr.. and e
RS. Raymond Tucker who reside Z,
ar here. E.
Clarence Millman of Philadelphia sc
on the Pennsylvania {,
a visitor in town on 8
turday. y
Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds of Cool {;
ring is spending a few days with *
s. D. H. Reed and Mrs. D. NJ. u
novan. \:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Timmons and *
o sons, Junior and Alton and y
mes McKnett of Philadelphia mo- Z;
ed to Showell, Md, and spent Il
turday and Sunday with Mr.. Tim ~
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Z.
Timmons. N
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Ellegood had n
, pleasure of entertaining on Sun ~
Y DR.. and Mrs. r. E. EllegoOd of 81
lmington. C
,1r. and Mrs. Robert Thomas of 81
If Lincoln, were callers ut the ~
mes of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Mack (9
and Miss Allie and Tolbert M
cklin on Sunday. ~
Irs. Robert A. Wood entertained 81
II the weekend Mr.. and Mrs. a.
III Derrickson of Philadelphia. "