Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12

brush. They generally take thi
small fire truck and with a bunch o
men make it quite safe at all times
Glendale is said to have bunch o
fire fighters hardly equalled i'm Del
aware.
Operated Upon For Appendicitis
Alfred Love, the 12-year-old sOr
of Mrs. Josephine Love, was taken
to the Marshall Hospital, Milford
Wednesday OF last week and oper-
ated upon for appendicitis. The lat
est reports say that the boy is doing
fine. Since writing the above we
understand that Arthur Jones. Jr.
son of Mr. and Mrs. ArClur Jones,
Sr., was aisC taken to :he saIn; hos
pital and operated upcn for the
same disease on Sunday morning
last. He is also reported to have
passed through the Ope;dt,J1 very
successfully.
Gorgeous Flowers
Some of our people who have been
motoring Of late, were deeply i'm
pressed by the beauty of the flow
ers IN Loyett's Nursery on the Mil
foril-S;;aughter Beach roaG Azaleas
and other flowers now III blccm arc
worth going n'il's to see. The ap-
pie trees, who Sc blossoms are being
shown in profuse abundance, are
also a pretty sight IL Look at.
Personal
Mrs. Della Mitten of Frederica
was the overnight guest of her bro
ther. John O. Short ON Fri6ay. Z.
Mrs. J. s. Short. Jr., was tho
guest of relatives in Wilmington
several days Of the past week.
Mrs. Amanda DOdd and son III
wood were in Elienlale on Sunday
calling upon 'ell.lvps and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sunderland
of Wilmington were the Weekend
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. James H.
lester.
Mrs. K. A. Wood entertained over
he weekend Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
3ermOn and daughter Irene and scn
Reginald of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis c. Draper and
laughter Marian spen' Sunday as
he guests of Mr.. anil Mrs. Harry |
Draper at Delmdr.
New Market Ladies Al t. NrPt
The New Marke. Ladies Aid will |
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Webster Warren on thursday eve
ling. May Is. a full attendance IS
lesired. .-.-
JhiIdren's Day Services |
The first SUNDAY in June has been1
elected by the Eilendale NJ. E.
'hurch on which they will hold
heir Children's Day services.
lOther's Day
Mothers Day will be suitably OBJ
erved in the Elleudale NJ. E.
]hurch on Sunday, May IA. -
In the morning at 1890 a. m. the
primary department, Miss Rachel
'overdale. superintendent; Mrs.
darshall Wilson, Mrs. Albert Mill-1
nan and Miss Gladys Warren, tea
hers: will rende' miscellaneous
Program, consisting of singing. dia-
ogues, recitationa. etc. Come, hear
he little tots sing. 4
AT II a. NJ, Class No. 6. Mrs. Me-
"a DickersOn, president: Mrs. r, G.
,onner, teacher: will .sret all lno-j
hers at the church door and pre-
icnt each with a flower At 1880 p.
n. this class will also present a
,ageant. entitled Mother" which,
will he very fine. All mothers are
invited to attend these
ervices.
'hurch School
11S teachers and scholars were,
resent at the Church School Sum
ay morning. It was Missionary
Jay. f. +. Whitney, missionary su-
being in charge.
The Sunday school lesson was en-
tiled Greatness Through Sacrifi-
ial Service" and the Golden Text |
vas: And it came to pass wheE the
ays were well nigh come that He
hould be received up, He stead
astly set His face to go TO Jerusal-
m." Luke 9-5.
The lesson story happened only a
sw days before Jesus suffered
cath on the cross.
forming Sermon
The pastor preached very inter
sting sermon using as his text Jude
5th chapter and 21st verse.
Vening Services h
At Z D, m., Epworth League. Ms. (
uther Coverdale rendered a very
atisfactory program. At 1880 p. m. {
lie pastor again rendered a very /
ne discourse using as his text: ,
ev. 3:S. G
unday Services, May II: 1
Ellendale: $3.50 a. m. Glass meet I
Ig. Davis C. Draper. leader. 10 a.
. Church school. /. Webster War (
m. superintendent. II a. M. Prea- S
ling by the pastor. 1880 D. M Ep- i
Orsh League. Mrs. LaT'"eDce E. a
-arren. leader 1880 p. II. Class No. J
will render pageant No other i