Milford chronicle., 1932-09-09
.ELLENDALE HAPPENINGS

keep it holy-and again the Ellen
dale Club motored to Milton an
suffered another defeat at the hand
of the Milton Club on last Saturday
Score stood II to 4 in favor of Mil
ton. The Glendale boys will have t.
practice up or go out of business en-
tirely. Leave playing baseball OF
Sunday alone, and perhaps your for
mer good luck will return and yol
will be able to defeat all comers.
Something To Know
The largest diamond ever founC
weighed l 3-S pounds.
The average dream lasts five sec
onds. .
A mosquito has % teeth, all o.
which can be seen through a micro
scope.
Prospects for a large poultry croI
for market this fall and winter are
indicated.
A beetle is said to be able to dc
without Good for three years.
Travelling grocery stores mounted
on automobile trucks have made
their appearance in Berlin, Ger
many.
1t is estimated that the sea con-
tains enough salt to bury the whole
dry land under a layer 400 feet deep.
Postage stamps were used in
place of small coins at the close of
the Civil War.
Dave Kennedy, Charlotte, N c.,
negro, was arrested for driving
while intoxicated" The vehicle was
not an auto-he was riding mule.
Gleanings From The Press
And Comments
Moorestown, ~ J., today is under
the lid of an ordinance forbidding
profanity, loud music and outdoor
sports which scare horses or fright
en- persons.
Without a word of protest the
commissioners last night approved
a measure telling citizens not to in
dulge in sports or exercises which
scare horses or frighten persons;
play radio, phonograph or piano in
such fashion as to annoy neighbors
at any time of day or night, indulge
in loud or profane talking in the
public highways or desert wife or
family.
An ordinance applying to Ellen
dale forbidding profanity would be
in order. Boys not over years of
age can be heard using the most
profane language. The parents are
for this state of affairs.
Part of the Mohammedan faith
teaches that everyone of the faithful
will be rewarded in the Moslem hea-
ven with a harem of 70 beautiful
damsels, who are endowed with per-
petual youth.
It is a great wonder that more
people don't follow the teaching of
Personals
Paul Smith spent a few days in
Milton the past week as the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. Martha Warren.
Mrs. Lena Walker returned home
On Saturday after a three weeks
stay with her sister, Mrs. John Ban
ming of Oakley.
Cd Mrs. Carl P. Fatzinger of Hudson
Falls, N. Y, arrived at her old home
On Saturday. Mrs. Fatzinger will
each at Georgetown in the Demon
stration School.
Mrs. Josephine Lane is spending
lew days with friends in Philadel-
Dhia.
John A. Prettyman returned home
IN Saturday. He has been attending
Summer School at Highstown, N. J.
Mrs. Julia Carter and daughter
Nay of Philadelphia, spent the week
md with Mrs. r. A. Wood.
Misses Virginia and Grace Lingo |
If Millsboro are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Reed.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. P. Combs of |
spent Saturday as the
guests of Mrs. D. Henry Reed and
Mrs. D. M. Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Crocheron of
Jrocheron, Md, spent Sunday at the |
lone Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Short,
'r.
Miss Lillian Lindale has been |
pending a week at Oak Orchard
Rev. and Mrs. Robert G.. Conner,
nd two daughters, Helen and Ruth,
pent Wednesday with friends in
Mrs. Elwood Hames (nee Linda
Tay) Of Camden, N. j., was in town
N Wednesday calling on old friends.
Miss Marian Swain of Cape May,
I. j., has been spending the past
veek with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
,wain.
Mrs. Walter Sheppard, Marguer-
Le and Jimmie Dickerson, Miss Bes-
lie Warren and Martin Adkins and
lother were Sunday guests of Miss
Anna Sheppard who is occupying
he Abbott cottage at Slaughter
teach for a week.
The following people of Glendale
isited Slaughter Beach the past
,eek: Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Short, Jr.,
nd son Herman, Mrs. Henry Mes
ick, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Short,
Ir. and Mrs. Cola NJ. Smith, Mrs.
larry Stockley, Junior Abbott, Mr..
nd Mrs. John B. Derrickson, Mr..
nd Mrs. Isaac Ellingsworth and
Ir. and Mrs. James H. Jester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Adkins
ave returned to their home here af-
II spending their summer vacation
t their old home at Newark, Md.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
rank Workman, of Philadelphia,
Id Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Warren and
IN. Myron, of Milford. were guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Warren to
nner at their home near Ellendale. D.,
ihy Are So Many People Unhappy
The Great Ruler of the Universe {
han He rnIannnd This ,unrld ii1tendad | 1