Milford chronicle., 1934-07-20
GLENDALE

ticed at the seaside resorts. AL
Slaughter Beach these amphibious
animals are seen by the thousands,
and are of every conceivable color
black, brown, grey and striped.
They vary in size, some as small as
q large sized fly and some little lar
ger, but they are so numerous a per-
son has to be careful or he will
crush some.
There is another fact apparent
that these frogs always go in nor
therly direction and you can watch
them for hours and the march will
continue toward the north. Where
do the frogs come from? Do they
come down with the rain? It would
look so as they are not seen until
after a heavy shower. Old timers
say they come with the rain and
say why not, as fish are often found
after a rain in places where fish
ware never seen before. We give it
up. and will let some one answer
who is better versed in the ways Of
froCs and fish than the writer.
News In General
The Glendale firemen attended
the parade held at Delmar Thurs
day evening last, but failed to win
a prize, although we'll represented
and made fine showing.
Mrs. Emma Lekites is remodeling
her home.
Hiawatha Council No. 6, D. of p.
Glendale, will have a bingo party
Tuesday evening, July 81, at the
Red Mems Hall Admission 10c each.
Games and refreshments free. Ev-
erybody come.
Esquire James H. Jester cele-
brated his S2nd birthday anniver-
sary by giving a dinner to relatives
and friends. Uncle Jimmy drives his
own car and handles the wheel like
a young man of twenty. Mr.. Jester
is a we'll preserved man of his age,
we'll and hearty.
The copious rains we have been
receiving the last few days makes
the crops look fine. The corn and /
tomato crops could not look better |
and promises an abundant yield. /
Hope the farmers will make good |
money this year. The wheat crop |
which is partly threshed, but had to .
stop on account of rain, will be gar
nered this week. The yield will be
above normal In fact all crops are
looking fine at this writing.
Personal
Mrs. George A. Jester, daughter
Ida May, are ON visit to relatives
at Pittston, Pa. Mrs. Jester who
has been sick for sometime, and it
is hoped that the change of climate
will benefit her in a large degree.
The latest report is that she is much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Short and
son, accompanied by Mrs. Shorts
mother, Mrs Emily DeGraw, spent
a few days the past week with rel !
atives in Philadelphia I
Miss DeGraw and Miss Bertha
May Lingo of Millsboro spent the ,
weekend as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ;
D. H. Reed.
Mrs. Amanda Dodd and grand I
daughter, Fay King, spent Thursday {
of the past week as guests of Mr.. {
and Mrs. Davis c. Draper.
Mrs. Edna Davis of Philadelphia \
spent the weekend with her daugh- @
Ter, Mrs. Marvin Williams. c
Mrs. William Workman and chill
iren of Milford were the guests of v
Mrs. Workman's parents, Mr.. and il
Mrs. John c. Dickerson.
Mrs. Lester Shockley spent the 9
past week with her parents, Mr.. and T
Mrs. Townsend of Chester, Pa.
Mrs. N. E, Prettyman was the q.
guest of her mother at Selbyville =
Tor two or three days of last week. y
Mrs. David EllingswOrth spent II
last week as the guest of relatives
1t Georgetown. a
Mrs. c. A. Timmons was in Phila- D
lelphia on Thursday on shopping
our. Il
Mr.. and Mrs l. W. Ellingsworth L
and daughter Shirley Lea visited
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tyndal of Lewes \
Sunday. n
Mrs. Blanche Ennis and children, y
Hrs. Hazel Ellingsworth, Mrs. Ruth il
Iner and Mrs Enid Williams mo- X
ored to Delmar and viewed the a
iremen's parade, Thursday evening. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Coverdale.
Hrs. Jennie Atkins and Martin At is
rims were Rehoboth visitors on Sun c
lay. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Gorlich, Jr., .
,Ir. and Mrs. R. A Warren visited n
)elaware's principal seaside resort t.
N Sunday b
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ellingsworth a
nd daughter, Betty Irene. spent the 81
weekend in Philadelphia
Miss Barbara Mills of Cedar Neck fl
las the guest of her grandfather h
nd aunt, Elias Macklin and Miss tt
lila Macklin last week. al
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Johnson of OF
lincoln were Sunday guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. Elmer Coverdale NJ
Prof and Mrs Charles S Adkins tn
Tho is spending the summer at A
heir old home, Newark Md, were NJ
ere for few days the past week al
Mrs. Alton Beebe of Milford was
he guest of her parents, Mr. and Oh
Irs. William Workman on Sstur- NJ
ay. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey T. Smith r
ere the guests of Mrs. Smiths I'd
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Harper 49,
fredericksburg. Md, Sunday an
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H Reed of E.. NJ,
lerI Sunday at Broadkiln Beach. Sa ,i
Mr. and Mrs Elwood Lynch, Miss NO ~,
auline Lynch and friend, Charles
PC, visited Luray Caverns. Va, en- en-
Inday. az
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Ireland were IA,
e guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Of
owning OF Milford recently. 5tl
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