Milford chronicle., 1932-04-08

a measure retard the demand fol
chicks for this purpose and the far
mers will be compelled to raise
broilers altogether.
Some Things To Think About
All is not gold, which gli:ters.
A good name is more TO be Gesir-
] ed than great riches.
Let us try to make some one
happy each day that we live.
Are your children receiving prop
er instruction in the home?
A new cement road from Ellen
dale to Argos Store.
Cast thy bread upon the waters.
Have your visited your sick friend
this week?
Are you a modernist or a funda-
mentalist? Speak out.
The condition of the world today.
Some Things You Should
Know And DO
Trim your trees and bushes on the
light of the moon.
Set strawberry or blackberry
plants during the month of March.
They seem to live better.
Have you got your lima bean
patch ready for planting?
Protect the birds. They will am
ply repay you by eating the bugs and
worms which destroy your crops
when planted.
Say q kind word now and then in
favor of the Fire Company of Ellen
dale. They are very deserving.
That slander is the only weapon
that a deprived and unintelligent be-
ing knows haw to use.
Look after your lawns, dig out the
weeks, fill in the holes and scatter
some grass seed.
Sick
D. NJ. Warren, one of our retired
farmers has been quite sick for the
past week suffering from some cis-
ease. which has attacked his ears.
Latest reports from |. Thomas
Baker very little improved.
Mrs. Samuel Warren who has been |
quite ill for the past week is hold
ing her own.
Charles O'Neal who has been quite |
sick for some weeks, is now able TO |
be around and visit his friends.
Joseph T.. Reed is getting laore
feeble.
Mrs. Robert II. Swain is reported
sick. She is under the care Of Dr.
SmO0t of Georgetown.
Personal
Elmer Warren of Merchantville, N.
j., was the guest last week of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel War
rem. Mrs. Warren is quite sick.
Mrs. W.. S. p. Comb of Middletown,
Mrs. Albert Coverdale, Christiana,
Mrs. Herbert Demstrey and daugh-
er Francis Ann of Philadelphia
we're visiting friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ii. Jester Vis-
ted friends at Bowers Beach on
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. TimmOns and
wO children, Junior and Alton, vis-
ted the Wilmington Annual Confer
ance at Salisbury, Md, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Clayton, Jr.,
md two children, Maradel and John
w., 3rd, of Baltimore, were the week
md guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. W.
lester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Swain
lave been visiting the past week
several of their relatives. They spent
everal days as the guests OF Mr..
md Mrs. r. A. Swain and family Of
ape May, N. j., and were over
light guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Step
len Warrington and family of Will
nington and were also guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. Eldred Ingram and family
If Dover. They report a grand time.
Clarence Millman of Philadelphia,
conductor on the Pennsylvania
Iailroad, was here Tuesday, visiting
elatives and frietnds.
Ihurch School Class No. II 70 Meet
Church school class No. II of the
Glendale NJ. E. Church will hold
overed dish luncheon on Wednes-
ay evening, April IS, at the school
ouse auditorium. All members are
equested to bring a covered dish
nd a partner who will each pay
twenty-five cents. All other ladies'
Tho wish to help the class are also
invited to come and also to bring q
overed disk and partner, who will
My pay twenty-five cents for both
will be served promptly at
o'clocg p. m. A social hour will
AXE place after the luncheon. This
) going to be some swell affair.
ome out and enjoy night of inno-
ent pleasure
'9StOr Returned
The people composing the Ellen
ale Circuit of the Methodist Epis-
opal Church are glad to have the
lev. r. G. Conner back for another
ear. Mr.. Conner the short time he
as been here has had wonderful
lccess.
llurch School
The church school met ut the us
al hour and one hundred teachers
nd scholars responded to the roll
Ill. This is a fine showing and
erhaps with the advent of spring
le attendance will be greater. The
ew secretary. Thomas Baker, seems
be very efficient and carefully
,oks after every detail of the work.