Milford chronicle., 1932-05-13
Field Meet

| Inc tSacner ana cnlluTen OF tn
Glendale colored school went {,
Lewes ON Friday Of last week an
enjoyed day of real fun. We arr
glad to see the colOred children taxi,
advantage of these outdoor recrea
tions which will make them strong
and healthy.
School Notes
The Parent-Teachar Association
of Glendale at their last meeting OF
the school year, elected the follow
ing officers: President, Mrs. George
A. Jester; vice president, Mrs. r. G.
Conner; secretary, Mrs. Harvey T.
Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Charles S.
Adkins. The president appointed the
following chairmen and committees
for the coming year: Social chair
man, Mrs. c. A. TimmOns: member
ship chairman, Mrs. Il. II. Wilson,
Mrs. r. P. Clendaniel, Mrs. Joseph
inc Love; Mrs. Raymond Beebe, Mrs.
Charles S. Adkins. Hospitality COM
mittee, Charles S. Adkins, Rev. and
Mrs. r. G. Conner. Program chair
man, Mrs. Lawrence Warren. Pub
licity chairman. Mrs. Harvey r.
Smith. Newspaper reporter, Mrs.
Charles S. Adkins.
The P. T. A. wishes to thank all
those who in any way contributed to
make the association such grand
success the past year, and hope
their future cooperation will be as
hearty as it has been in the past and
even more sO-that the parents and
friends of the children who attend
the public schools of Glendale. will
be present at all sessions of the P.
T, A. the coming year and make it
the banner year.
Some Things To Think About
Mothers, did you go to church
school and church last Sunday, Mo-
theirs Day?
May 30th will be Memorial Day.
Don't fail to buy a poppy.
The warm weather prevailing will
make some people long for the
beach.
Roosevelt and Garner for Presi-
dent and Vice President on the Dem
ocratic ticket. Hoover and Curtis for |
the same Offices on the Republican
Ticket. Take your choiceI
Senator Norris, an Independent |
says he will support |
Governor Roosevelt if nominated. |
Should the Democratic party con-
slider this as an asset or liability?
Some Things You Should
Know And Do
Plant corn on the light of the
noon for abundant crops.
Set out your early tomato plants,
ieep covered at night until the dan
ger from frost is over.
Have you cleaned up the accumu-
ated trash around the home?
Was the soil of your garden thor
ughly pulverized before planting?
By the looks of the bloom straw
erries will be plentiful later on.
Have you destroyed the nests and
worms that attack the apple trees
his time of the year?
Flowers are blooming every
There, making a scene which is tru-
7 wonderful.
Apple trees are at the present /
Ime a magnificent sight, with their
lass of white and pink blooms.
lick
Mrs. Robert Swain who has been
ick for sometime is somewhat i'm
roved. {
Mrs. Samuel Warren improves :
cry slowly. {
James Murphy, aged about 90 {
ears. is confined to his home by
Ickness. Mr.. Murphy is a pensioner
aving seen service in the Civil G
Far. q
Mrs. Cola M. Smith is about
Olding her own. d
Joseph E. Reed is about the same. t
D. M. Warren is not much better. r
G. P. Morgan, if anything, is i'm
roved. a
Mrs. John Banning, owing to her p
;e, doesn't seem to improve very f
st. a
Mrs. Marsalena Walker is able to r
, out by the use of cane. She is a
lie to visit her friends in town. S
f
Several of our citizens attended =
e Tercentenary celebration at "
awes on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs p
mes H. Jester, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar II
ur Russell and Mrs. Alva Wills q
ere among those who went. u
Ir. and Mrs. James Lank of Lewes p
ere entertained at the home of
muel Warren ON Sunday. W
Mrs. Seth Mahan and daughter, nt
izabeth, of Pitman, N. j., were L
ests of relatives over the week.
d. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Coverdale of NJ
lford visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nj
ssell on Sunday. m
Miss Alma McNett of Claymont S.
S the weekend guest of Mr.. and
s. c. A. Timmons. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas of n
hoboth, were luncheon guests of 10
:. and Mrs. Alfred AIillman on ma
nday
Rev. and Mrs. r. G. Conner enter
ned over the week their son, Har-
Conner. who is student at Wes-
IS Collegiate Institute, Dover
lIr. and Mrs. Hall Macklin and He