Milford chronicle., 1932-08-26
GLENDALE HAPPENINGS


were married on Monday night c
last week at Frederica by the Rev
Norman Claude Benson, pastor O
the NJ E. Church at that point. TIL
writer and family extend heart
congratulations and wish for tn
happy couple a long and prosper
GUS life.
Annual Vacation
c. A. Timmons, passenger ant
freight agent at this place, is on hi
annual vacation and with his fam
lily are enjoying visiting many parts
of the country. Cyrus E. Clendanie
is substituting for Mr.. Timmons. Mr.
Clendaniel was for many years as
sistant passenger and freight agent
at this point.
| StOrk Around
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Short the past
week and left a bouncing baby boy.
Mother and baby doing fine.
The same bird also visited the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis w. En-
mis- and left them a fine baby girl.
Mother and child are also doing
nicely.
Our population is increasing rap
idly.
School Notes
The public schools of EllenGale
will be opened for reception Of pu-
pills. on Tuesday, September 6.
The following teachers will be in
charge: Principal, Prof. Charles S.
Atkins; teachers, Mrs. H. 7. Smith,
Mrs. Lawrence E. Warren and Mrs.
Ebe T. Wilson. 1t is to be hoped that
a full enrolment will take place
on the first Gay.
Current Events
Mrs. Mary j. Record and Mrs.
Nancy J. Taylor, 81 years old twins
Of Pittsburg, Kansas, recently at
tended their first motiJn picture
snow.
Mrs. Mabel E. O'Farrel has COM
pleted her fortieth year of teaching
in the same school at San Diego.
Evidence of habitation dating
back 100000 years has been founl
in the Volga River area.
Marcella Casper of Talmadge, Ne
braska, graduated from high school
with a record of IL years without
absence or tardiness.
T. w. Smith of Clovendonfi Texas,
grew Irish potatoes from eyes of
paintings without any vine above
the ground.
Mexico produces more silver than
any other country in the world, eX-
porting almost all of its output.
Some Things People Should Know
The tree frog has the power of
changing color to resemble more
closely the surface upon which it
desires to be inconspicuous. IT can
change from a dark hue to a light |
one in about 20 minutes.
Keep all ice cream cartons, wash |
we'll and let dry. These are excellent |
for holding picnic foods.
The U. S. Department of Agcicul-
ture suggests cutting up turnips |
and making sauer kraut out of them |
in the same manner as cabbage.
Russie has peculiar lizard that
chirps through its tail.
A string when twisted will short
en-; a rubber band when twisted
will lengthen.
Coal has been turned by a new
German process into a fertilizer, so
good that certain crops are report
ed to be doubled by its use.
Red peppers used in making sal
ads and pickles are thought to have
been used by the American Indians
more than a thousand years ago.
Personal
The people of Glendale and vi
oinity have a great love for Slaugh-
.er Beach. Those who visited the old
'esort were as follows: Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Short, Jr., and
son, Herman, Mrs. Henry Messick;
IN Big Thursday, Paul Smith, Ray
nond Tucker, Jr., William Clendan-
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. George Coverdale,
Mr.. and Mrs. iona Ellingsworth,
Ray Tucker, Miss Eliza Spicer, Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Bauschbank and
laughter Eleanor, ]. H. Jester, Mr..
ind Mrs. Alfred Clendaniel, . Mrs.
Love and son Alfred, Mr..
ind Mrs. Fred Donovan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Banning, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tohn Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Ioverdale, Miss Lydia Coverdale,
Harry Dickerson, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Carpenter and son Cecil, Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Peck, John w.
Vest and daughter Marie, Miss AL
lie Macklin, Mrs. Alva Wells, Mr..
nd Mrs. David Millman, Miss Nora
Donovan, Robert Kneer, William Ell
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
russell, Mrs. ]. H. Jester, Mr.. and
lrs. w. w. Houseman and son Da-
id, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones and
lr and Mrs. Marshall Wilson and ,
lany others.
Saturday, Rev. and Mrs. r. G..
onner and two daughters, Helen ;
nd Ruth, and guests, Mrs. Tice of
Pa, and Mrs. Donovan s
Wilmington. I
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Car
enter and son Cecil, Mr.. and Mrs. s
Z. H. Reed, Mrs. Virginia Lingo and {
granddaughter, Bertha May. {
At the Del-Mar-Va Campmeeting, I
ear Laurel, Glendale was well /
epresented on Sunday. Those who /
ere there: Mrs. r. A. Wood, Mrs. (
Iva Wells, Miss Eva Prettyman, I
r. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Miss +
essie Warren, Samuel Warren, Mr.. v
nd Mrs. R. J. Clendaniel, Mr.. and r
RS. George Coverdale, Miss Rachel f
Overdale, Paul Smith, Rev. and e
rs. R. G. Conner and two daugh- t
rs, Helen and Ruth, Mrs. Adaline u
Il ~ nj