Milford chronicle., 1933-02-17
Severe Accident

accldent on Saturday last at hCl
home near here, when she slipped
ON the ice. falling and breaking one
of her angles. DR.. S. VI. ID. Marshall
of Milford was called. and at once
ordered her sent to the Marshall
Hospital, Milford, where the broken
bones were set. Mrs. Jones is doing
as well as could be expected under
the circumstances.
Sick
Mrs. Elias Macklin seems to grow
weaker rs the days come and go.
Not much hopes of her being any
/ better.
Grippe
Those people who have been suf-
fering with grippe are improving.
The chanseable weather we have
experienced lately seems to be the
cause of so many bad colds. Sneez-
I ing seems TO be in order at all
times.
Personal
Mrs. S. o. Jester of Wilmington
was the dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry W. Jester on Thursday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ennis and two
children of Milton were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Baker.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. p. Combs, son
Warren and daughter Ellen, of Mid
dletOwn and Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu f.
Hudson and son Billy Reed of
Georgetown we're entertained at the
home of Mrs. ID. Henry Reed and
Mrs. d. NJ. Donovan ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Clayton. Jr.,
and two children of Baltimore were
the weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. House
man and son David spent Sunday
with Mrs. HOuseman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony of Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Reed had as /
their guests ON Friday Mr. and Mrs.
d. Bunting of Georgetown.
Isaac +. Warren. Jr.. student at /
Beacoms Business College, Will
mington, was the weekend guest of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac F.
Warren, Sr.
Mrs Il. A. Wood and Mrs. Alva
Wells spent Sunday at DagsborO as
the guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Isaacs and
two daughters of Greenwood were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Isaacs' par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. iona Filings
worth.
Minstrel Show
Please don't forget the "All Fools
Minstrel Show" which will be given
at the school auditorium on Friday
evening, February II. Church school
class No. 6 has gone to a great deal
of trouble to make this entertain
ment first class in every respect.
Come and bring your family and en-
joy good hearty laugh. Doors open
1880 D. m. Admission Is cents.
Election OF Lay Delegate
On Sunday morning, February 10.
the election Of lay delegate and
alternate will take place in the FL
lendalc NJ L. Church.
Turkey Supper
The Ladies Aid Of tic EllendIle
VI. Z. Church will hold turkey
supper with all the lixingS on Fri
day evening, February 2ith. at the
school auditorium. This supper will
be served i'm a style only known TO
.he ladies of Ellendale. and the
menu will be full and complete. Ev-
1rybody welcome. Come, young me:l
md bring your sweethelris. All who :
will attend are assured Of vory
pleasant evening. will commence !
serving supper at p. M. Price 40
.ents. Ice cream and cake will be
or sale.
Fourth Quarterly Meeting
The fourth quarterly conference
or Ellendale Circuit will be held on
aturday. February 25, at the NJ. j..
'hurch, Glendale, at 3 p. m. This
rill be an important meeting. The
towards Of the different churches
hOuld be prepared to make 4 full =
eport. DIR. W. l.. Habbart will pre-
idc.
'hurch School
On account of snow and the slip
cry condition of the streets only
ew attended the church school and
hurch sunday morning. The lesson u
;as of that nature which held the :
tlentiOn of both teachers and schOi-
RS. The topic was Fruitful Chris c
ian Living" :
Christ was speaking to the great Ic
lultOtude gathered as He sat in a 81
Oat at The seaside. He was speak =
ng in parallels. as the people could +,
lore readily understand His mean GO
1g when spoken to in that way. The n
arabic of the sower was used, and n
he Master explained the true mean
lg of this parable to His disciples e
nd those who were gathered about y,
lin. Read Mark 1-19, 1920. and get n
gist of the matter which Jesus !
-anted, not only His disciples to be- u
eve, but the whole world should q
.arn only 20 those who sowed and 8
capped bountifully would an en-
'ance to the home which has been J,
repaired for the faithful. be grant Il
!. =.
forming Services
The pastor read the rules govern c'
lg the Methodist Episcopal Church =;
nd then held an old fashioned teS- "
mony meeting; being the first SER
ice of this kind held in the church II
n many months. The people pres .
ut seemed to enjoy a gathering of
lis nature and it would be well for 4
le people of any community to at
nd such services as often as pos
BILE.
yeninS Services
At Z p. m. the Epworth League.
rs. Josephine Love. leader, pre-
,nted 4 program which was highly
teresting. The singing of the Jun