Milford chronicle., 1933-03-10
.ELLENDALE HAPPENINGS

those holding high positions, ant
perhaps we could do with less ol
this class of people. The farmers
are crying for help and should be
believed as far. as possible.
In the closing days of the session
there will be many bills offered
which have no value whatever.
Watch closely for these bills. Gull
closely, take only those bills which
have merit, and discard all others.
and remember, gentlemen, you have
yet time to redeem yourself in the
eyes of the public.
Fires
A forest fire occurred about three
miles southeast of Glendale, on the
Messick farm or Saturday. About 10
acres of brush land were burned
over. As it had been burned over be-
fore the damage was slight. The FL
lendale firemen were called and
soon put the fire out.
On Sunday morning last the Ell
lendale firemen were called to the
home of the Dickerson family, to
subdue a chimney fire. This was
soon done, and the firemen returned
soon enough to go to church.
Personal
Mrs. ]. III. Donovan was an over
night guest of her daughter and son
in law. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellings-
worth at Christiana on Wednesday
Of last week.
Nelson Abbott was Wilmington |
visitor last week and spent the night |
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Houseman
md son David were in Philadelphia
IN Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ingram of
Lewes were the guests of Mr.. and
hrs. Elmer Short Oh Sunday.
Samuel Warren who has been for
ome time guest of his daughter
md sOn-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Phillips, returned home on Satur-
iay.
Marvin Williams of Philadelphia
vas home over the weekend with
lis family. who reside here
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Draper of
)elmar were callers at the home of
Ir. and Mrs. Davis c. Draper on
tuesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard johnson of
lincoln visited Mrs. Johnson's mo-
her, Mrs. Jennie Adkins, on Sun
ay.
Mr., and Mrs. William Houseman
ntertained on Saturday Mr.. and
Irs. Frank Houseman of Philadel-
hia and Miss es Katie and Jean
Iouseman of Greenwood.
Mrs. I. F. Warren, Sr.. was Will
lingtOn visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Connor and
hid of Wilmington are spending
ONE time at the NJ. L. parsonage as
ne guests of their parents. Rev. and
Irs. r. G. Conner.
hnrch School
One hundred and eleven teachers
nd scholars answered to the roll
all at the church school Sunday
corning. Collection, $500.
The lessons are very interesting
nd especially the one studied Sun
ay entitled Christianity and HUI
nan Suffering" This was narra-
I'VE Of Christ raising JOnus' daugh-
er after she was dead Golden text:
he Lord hath done great things for
8, whereof we are glad Psalms
26-S. This is one of David's express
on of gladness. 1t seems that after
lavid's sins were forgiven he never
Ould stop pTaising the Lord.
forming Sermon
II was pleasure to hear Rev. MIR.
onner in his morning discourse.
Ie choose lst Corinthians. 18th
hapter and 5Sth verse. as his text.
was fine.
Vening Services
Miss Rachel Coverdale was the
'ader Of the EpwOrth League and
le program rendered was more
than usual The pastor
reached another very inspiring SER
on. using as his text Galatians.
I'd chaper, 20th verse.
cw Market Ladies Aid To Meet -
New Market Ladies Aid will meet
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
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