Milford chronicle., 1932-10-07

les. llOS6 VINO are occupying IdT0
can, if they manage rightly, make
living for the family and themselves
, and as most residences in the small
. Ter towns have gardens which cal
be cultivated and will yield enougl
vegetables for the family and SOM
to store for use during the winte
season.
Painful Accident
James H. Jester, justice of th,
peace and notary public, met will
a very painful accident on Sunda.
morning. Mr.. Jester stepped upon ;
large screw which penetrated hi
heel more than an inch, so deeply
was it imbedded in his foot that he
was unable to extricate it, and i
took the strength of his wife to pull
the screw out. He was taken to the
Emergency Hospital at Milford
where the wound was attended to
Mr.. Jester is resting comfortably
but it will be some time before he
will be able to walk.
Primaries At Lincoln
The Democratic primaries were
held at Lincoln last Saturday after
noon. 1t was very quiet affair. Eu-
rie M. Savage was the unopposed
candidate for Representative from
the First District of Sussex county.
BarTatfs Chapel
Many of our people motored to
Barratt's Chapel on Sunday. 1t was
the 152nd anniversary of the old
church. This old brick meeting
house was built in the year 1880,
and it was here that Bishops Coke
and Asbury met and arranged the
preliminaries of>the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
Henry Owens Stricken
Henry Owens who resides on a
farm near New Market Church, had
stroke of paralysis on Monday of
this week, which affected his right
side. He is under the care of DR..
Hopkins of Milton.
Mne ed
Eugene Donovan with his family
have moved from Marcus Hook. Pa,
to the Penuel property on Willow
s1Icet.
f. eG Rogers moved fron the
Warren property on Prett yman ave-
lIue tC the premises owned by Mrs.
r. A. Wood on West Main street.
William EllingsworLa has moved
the past week from the Penuc.
property to the house owned by
MIS-. Sarah Dickerson situated at
D;ckerson's Corner.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. iona ElliDgswulth
spehl Sunday with Mrs. John Ban
ming and Mrs. Lena Walker Of OAK
icy .
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dickerson
aid son of Rising Sun, wert entr1
fained a. the home of Nj. end Mrs.
iona ] llingsworth on Sun Iay
Mir. and Mrs. VIM. Ja fGrsOn ard
mother Mrs. Jefferson, AMI Mrs.
Wilson, of Milton, were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Clendaniel.
Mrs. Cecil Ewing Of Wilmington
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dickerscn for few days the
past week.
wi d s@A1AAC AlOOAC 0elhtShICA
Gertrude of Wilmington have bccn
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Jester fol Il few days
last week.
Mrs. Samuel H. Fisher has been
spending a week with her sister in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis and daugh
ter Betty of Passaic, N. J.. are HOW
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert |
Greil.
John Alfred Prettyman who is
student at Beacom's Business Col
lege of wi plington, was home over
the week INA with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. n e Prettyman.
Marvin Williams who is employ
ed in Philadelphia, was nome over
the week END with his family who
reside hole.
Mrs. Amanda Dodd was the week-
end visitor a. the home of her nj zee,
Miss Eva 1'l ettyman.
Mrs. w. S. c. Combs of Middle
-own and Mrs. Lena Reed Anderson,
to Congressman Houston,
Of Washington, D. c., were enter
aimed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Reed Friday of last week.
Mrs. Avis Fisher, Mrs. r. H. Der
'ickson of Lincoln and Mrs. Eldred
Ingram of Dover were guests of Mr..
md Mrs. Robert H. Swain Thursday
ind Friday of last week.
Mrs. D. C. Lekites is spending
week in Atlantic City, N. J.. as the
yuest of her daughter, DR.. Lille Ie-
Iites Wallace.
Mrs. Andrew Kavalkovich who
las been spending a month or so
With Mrs. Samuel H. Fisher, has re-
urned to her home in Philadelphia.
William Clendaniel has been
visitor for the past
week.
Mrs. Josephine Love has been
pending few days the past week
n the City of Brotherly Love.
district Meeting
At Laurel, October 13, there will I
e held an annual district meeting I
f the Wilmington Conference. The
peakers will be Don E. Bancroft,
)eets Pickett. DR.. VIM. C. TerriIl ,
nd Bishop Edwin H. Hughes. All
ay services will be held commenc- !
lg at 10 a. m. An invitation is ex- 6
ended to all members and friends /
the Glendale charge to attend
lis meeting. d
Church School Class No. IL will h
leet at the home of Miss Eva Pret n
man on Wednesday evening. OctO- n