Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-03-16
GLENDALE
st. Patrlck,s Day

Inc irish people wherever they ma
he will honor their patron saint.
No doubt the people of Irelan,
owe much to st. Patrick, who i
credited with being the first 70 brini
to his people those things Christi
anity and Christian literature which
caused them to grow into nation
whose learning was profound
The Irish people are scattered II
all parts OF the globe, but Wherevel
they may be, they will represent al
that is good for the people in the
land in which they may dwell.
The United States has received
the bulk of the people who have, emf
grated from ireland and what won
derful citizens they make, -
Veterans Foreign Wars h..
The Post will assemble at the Red
Mems Hall, Glendale, March 81
Much business of vital importance
will be up for discussion. The de-
partment commander and staff will
he with us if it is possible to get
there. All comrades are requested
TO make every effort. to be present
New recruits are expected" 20. pre-
sent themselves for initiation.
(See article in this paper by the
National COmmander)
Boy Scouts
II is matter of regret that troop
of Boy Scouts cannot be kept going
in Glendale.
There seems to be material in
plenty to organize troop of Boy
Scouts and there should be enough
interest manifested to keep it going.
Boy Scouts from all parts OF the
State are up and doing; while Ellen
dale seems to lag behind.
II is a wonderful organization for
our boys TO join, and its teachings
are of the kind which the boys
should have in their youth.
We cannot help but notice what
the Boy Scouts from other places are
doing, such as gathering old clothes
and cutting wood for the poor. This
is wonderful. We fail TO notice any
of our scouts doing work of this
kind.
Perhaps, If those who should be
interested. will bring the matter be-
fore Raymond Reynolds Post at their
next meeting in The Red Mems Hall.
Ellendale, Wednesday evening,
March 81, they may gain some in
formation which should he useful.
Something TO Know And DO.
Who will he the new postmaster
at Glendale?
March came in like Il lion and il
looks as if it would go out in the
same way.
Now that more snow has arrived,
continue to feed the birds and rab-
bits. They will have a hard time to
pull through.
II is said that farm land where
snow has covered it most of the
time during the winter season will
produce more abundant crops after
wards.
Sick
Edward DickersOn has been con-
fined to his home during the stormy
weather suffering with a severe cold.
Mr.. DickersOn is our oldest citizen,
being over 80 years of age.
ii. W. Jester, ST., one of our heavy
dealers in lumber. is improved very
much at this writing.
Charles II. Peck, a retired farmer.
who resides on Washington street Is
quite sick.
Mrs. w. f. Hammond who resides
near town has been quite i'll for the !
last week. but last reports were
that she was better.
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citizens, also being totally blind. is
not much improved.
Personal
Mrs. Laura c. Walls of Lincoln !
City, was here Tuesday visiting
friends and also on an erran of mer- !
cy. bringing to some households the ,
necessities which they needed bad
ly.
Joseph Warrington who has been
staying sometime with his son Will
liam who resides near Richmond.
Va, arrived home last week. We GER
tainly missed Uncle Joe as some of
The kiddiets calls him and we gladly
welcome him back.
Misses Helen and Ruth Conner
spent the week in Wilmington as the
guest of their brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Bailey OF
Md. were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey i.
Smith
Magistrate and Mrs. James T.
I.ank of Lewes were here on Sunday
and spent the day with relatives.
Mfr. and Mrs. Harvey COverdale OF
Milford were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Russell on Sunday.
hnrch Affairs
Owing to the stormy weather few
attended church services Sunday.
The church school was the only {
service held. I
Church services, March IS: 10 n.
N. Church school. II a. m. Preaching
~ the pastor p. m. Epworth |
.eague. Miss Lydia COverdale, lead ;
n. 1880 p. III. Preaching by the pas
or.
BLANCHARD'S-. STATION l,