Milford chronicle., 1934-04-27

Mrs. George A. Jester who was
taken to the Marshall Hospital. Mil
ford, over week ago. suffering from
severe pains in the head. has grad
ually grown worse. Last reports
were she was in an unconscious con-
dition.
Mrs George Coverdale who has
been in the Marshall Hospital. Mil
ford. for over week for observation
and treatment was brought to her
home here ON Tuesday of this week.
She is somewhat improved.
Elias Macklin who has been i'll
Tor many months with complications
of diseases. Is about holding his own.
Personal
Billy Wells of DagsbOTO was here
last week as the guest Of his mo-
ther. Mrs. Alva Wells
Arthur Russell who is employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad. was
home with his wife over the week
end.
Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds of COOlspring
spent several days this week as the
Gucst of Mrs. D. Henry Reed and
Mrs. ID. NJ Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds
spent several days of the past week
i'm Washington. d. G., as guests of
Maurice Reynolds and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew MOhlcr They report fine time.
They visited Mt. Vernon. Arlington
and saw the cherry trees along the
Potomac i'm full bloom. which was a
magnificent sight. Get Arthur to tell
You about ii.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. TimmOns and
two sons. Anderson. Jr., and Alton.
were the Sunday guests of Mr.. Tim
mons aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus TimmOns of ShOwells. Md.
Among the many thousands who
mOtOred to Washington, D. c., on
Sunday to see the cherry trees along
the Potomac in full bloom were Mrs
Alva Wells of Ellendale and NichO- !
las Verratta. of Milford. They say it |
was a beautiful sight and has to be /
seen to be appreciated.
Mrs. D. {. Lckitcs who has been !
away for some weeks as the guest of I,
relatives at Atlantic City. l4aIGel and /
Milford. has returned to her home /
here.
Church AiiairS
The Ladies' Aid Of Glendale /
Church. assisted by the church |
school classes and the people were !
responsible for the grounds sur
the church and parsonage
n he bcautilicd by the setting of |
trees and shrubbery on ArbOr Day. !
April 81. 1t was fine job and the /
adies Aid wishes to thank everyone |
" no contributed i'm making the Un-
iertaking such a grand success.
Sunday morning last proved ia be !
such beautiful day many people
gathered at the church school and |
,hurch. IIS teachers and scholars
we're present.
A guOdly number remained for
preaching service. The new pastor.
rev r.. n Wright. preached very
orCible sermon.
The evening services were con
IuCted as usual.
church school class No. will give
StIdN utITH ltSliNdl o. lHr eNhu'A
Friday evening. May I.
his should prove successful. as
trawberries Of the home grown va
iCty will he much later in ripcn
ng. Everybndy is invited tn come.
NY and eat To their heart content
trawberries. ice cream and cake.
A surprise shower of misCellSne-
MS useful things was given to Mrs.
.nna Green. at the home nf Mr.. and
lrs. Weldon Dickerson on Friday
light. April 20. by church class No.
The president. Mrs. Harold Bee
G. called the meeting to order. AT
pr the business meeting was over,
ames were played. refreshments
erved The class adjourned until
he 18th day of May.
Sunday services: 10 M Church
chool. II a. m. Preaching ny the
astor. y. m. Epwortb League. Mrs
:. r. Wilson. leader. 1880 p. M. Prea-
hing by the pastor.
'EXALL One Cent sale beginning
Wednesday. May 2. 3. I. 5 Bratten's
rug Store. Milford. II