Milford chronicle., 1932-07-22

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More next week.
S Some Things To Think About
e Did you register Saturday? If yol
t did not, the next day to register will
5 be August 6.
} Did you go to Church School anC
{ church last Sunday? If not, try tt
t go to both next Sunday.
The blackberry crop is about over
!, the growers made but very little
money. 't
Keiffer pears will be an abundant
crop this year, but the growers fear
that low prices will prevail.
Peaches are in market, but they
are of a variety not desirable for
eating purposes. About August l the
good peaches will be on sale.
Lima beans are here, but the
home grown stock is composed
mostly of stock grown from factory
beans. Wait a few days and enjoy
the large pole beans grown from the
king of the garden seed.
Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hitch and two
children of Wilmington were the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Donovan.
Several of our citizens visited
Slaughter Beach on Sunday. Among
them were Elmer Short, William
Short, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walins
and children.
George Short accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Elmer Short motored
to Lewes on Sunday and spent
part of the day. ..s.
Mrs. R. A. Wood, Mrs. Alva Walls
and son Billy spent the weekend
with friends at Dagsboro.
Mrs. Charles West of Georgetown
is spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. West.
Miss Iona West of Philadelphia
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Tucker for several days.
Martin Adkins accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Jennie Adkins, are
spending a few days in Whining
ton. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ireland were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Jester over the weekend at their
cottage at Slaughter Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wilson
had as their dinner guests on
Thursday: Mrs. George Griver, of
Baltimore, Mrs. John Saunders and
daughter of Philadelphia, Mrs. !
Thomas Postles of Lincoln and Mrs.
James Wilson of Milton. They also
entertained last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Hickman and daughter
Catherine of Milford and Mrs. Geor-
gia Wilson of Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Coverdale, Miss Ra-
chel Coverdale, Miss Irene Smith |
and Paul Smith motored to Slaugh-
ter Beach on Tuesday and spent the |
evening with friends.
Will Picnic At Oak Orchard
The Glendale Church School will !
picnic at Oak Orchard on August 3!
Keep this date in your mind.
The Meeting of Class No. IL
Church School Glass No. IL of the
Glendale M. E. Church met with
Miss May Thayer at Slaughter
Beach on Wednesday evening, July
13. After the business meeting was
over, a grand covered dish supper
was served, and those present did 4
simple justice to this most frugal
meal, composed of fried chicken,
deviled eggs, potato salad, sand
wiches of different kinds, cold slaw;
rolls, butter and ice tea.
A large table was procured and
set on the beach front, and from
this the supper was served.
The members of the class and Wis
itors had one glorious time and
were loath to leave the beach when
the time arrived for them to depart
for home.
These outings give TO the mem
bers a nice quiet time at the bay
shore and creates more interest in
the class. Those present were Mrs.
C. A. Timmons, teacher; Miss Eva
Prettyman, Mrs. ]. Harry Dicker-
son, Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Mrs. H.
T. Smith, Mrs. Luther Coverdale,
Mrs. Josephine Love, Mrs. Alva
Walls and Miss May Thayer. Visit
ors present were as follows: C. A.
Timmons, Arthur Reynolds, III. 7.
]. Harry Dickerson, Marga-
ret Dickerson, Jimmie Dickerson,
Alfred Love and Billy Walls.
The August meeting will take
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Miliman, near New Market.
Platter Supper
The ladies representing the differ
ent classes of the church school
served a platter supper on Friday
evening TO the delegates attending
he Sunday School Convention !
which met in the Ellenda!e NJ. e.
Church Friday afternoon and eve
hing. The receipts from the supper
amounted to 1925, which is for the
benefit of the church school of FL
endale.
Church School
Sunday morning the attendance at
he church school was 79 teachers :
md scholars. This was good
howing for this season of the year
when people find many excuses that
will keep them away from church
md church school, The lesson being
tudied in the church school is of
very interesting character and
,rings to the mind of the student l
he scenes and. happenings of the
world before the time of our Saw
ours coming. p
AS we have said before Moses
yas a great man, and his doings are
ecorded in the first five books of
he Bible which he wrote, and the
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