Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23
GLENDALE HAPPENINGS

sleighs as they pass along, the jingle
of the bells seem to put new life in
to everything. The coming of auto
mobiles has in a measure stopped
sleighing, but there is yet some
sleighs left over from the days of
long ago. AS we write (Tuesday) the
snow so heavy, put us in mind of
our younger days, when as a boy
we delighted in sleighing, but only
few had cutters and we were COM
PEELED to rig up anything that would
go over the snow-a dry goods box
with boards for runners, were often
seen in the early days and some
times we would take for a ride in
this old fashioned rig, our best girl
and she was glad to go. While we
are enjoying the scenes of today,
perhaps our homes are warm and
plenty to eat, and comfortable raj
ment to wear. We should stop long
enough and wonder if there is not
some one who has not these things
and is in suffering circumstances? g?
Stop and think!
Feed The Birds
The heavy snow has caused the
birds to suffer for food. Scatter
some food where the little birds can
get it. Next spring when the snow
is gone these little songsters will
wake you in the morning by. the
sweet little songs which they will
sing. Feed all birds, quail, doves, etc.
and don't forget the bright red little
fellow we call the cardinal. or red
bird. You will want to hear his thrill
whistle next spring. Feed the birds.
Wedding Bells
1t is currently reported that we'd
ding bells will soon ring again. Who
are the fortunate couple. We will al
low the public to guess. Depression
doesn't stand in the way when
couple of lovers desire to marry.
They don't consider anything only
they want each other, regardless of
circumstances. Well, "all the world
loves a lover"
Death Of Mrs. Mary f. Mlllman
Mrs. Mary Z. Millman, aged 80
years, widow of William w. Millman
and daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fisher, died at the home
of her daughter and son-ip-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Mahan, of Pitman, n.
J., on Monday, December IL. Her re-
mains were brought to Ellendale
and funeral services were held in
NJ. F.. Church on Thursday
of last week at 12 o'clock. Rev. r.
G. Conner officiating. Interment i'll
Red Mems cemetery.
Miss AIillman, prior TO her hus-
bands death had lived all her life
near Glendale; at his death she
made her home with her daughter at
Pitman, N. j. She was considered by /
all a very estfmable and kind wo-
man.
Sick
Gilbert P. Morgan who was taken |
to the Marshall Hospital in Milford
last week for observation, is report
ed in very weak condition, with
no improvement whatever.
Torbert Macklin who has been !
sick at his home here for the past /
week is somewhat improved.
Elias Maeklin is improving very
slowly.
POrkerS Still Dying
The people in and around Ellen
dale are still killing their hogs. Wall |
ter Sheppard killed one this week
which tipped the scales at the ATS I
pound notch. 1<< 4
Personal !
Robert Grell, superintendent of
the button factory has been spend !
ing the past week with relatives in
on his return, Mrs.
Grell who had spent several weeks
in the city of Brotherly Love, ac-
companied him home.
Mrs. D. Henry Reed and Mrs. d. !
NJ. Donovan gave a turkey dinner on !
Sunday to the following relatives:
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. P. Combs and
three children, Warren, Jr., Reed
and Ellen, of Middletown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jehu f. Hudson and son Billy
Of Georgetown, Mrs. Matthew Mitten
1f Frederica, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Jester and two sons, Harry, Jr., and
{ It's, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ireland.
John G. Short and e. F. Whitney nf
cl.enGale.
Airs. Josephine owe is visiting
in Philadelphia this " eek.
Mrs. D. M. Donovan was a Will
nington visitor one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Millman OF
were present at the
'uneral of Mr.. Millman's aunt, Mrs.
Mary E. Millman, which took place
Friday of last week.
Miss Evelyn Thistlewood of Hous-
on spent the weekend as the guest
If Miss Meta Morgan.
Mrs. Helen Tyndall is spending a
ew days with relatives and friends
n Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Short and son
lave been in Philadelphia the past
week on a shopping tour.
Mrs. Emma Lekites is visiting her
Ion and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
hrs. Thomas Lekites, who reside
lear Laurel.
Meeting OF Class No. IL
Church School Glass No. IL met
i the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
dilIman on Wednesday evening, De-
ember IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Millman
Droved to be a most gracious host !
md hostess and seem bent that
heir guests should have a good
ime, which they did. Ice cream in
.bundance was served. Those pres
mt were Mrs. C. A. Timmons, tea
her, Mrs. Josephine Love, Mrs. Ar
hur Reynolds, Mrs. Charles S. Ad-
.ins, Mrs. D. H. Reed, Mrs. Lille
f;1tnoov AIrc 1.-Two VaIlc Mics Eva !