Milford chronicle., 1934-02-23
GLENDALE HAPPENINGS

the allowance of $4,000 to investigate
the work of the Relief Commission
will not amount to a hill of beans.
If the Legislature had wound up
its business as it should have done
on record time and saved the money
which they received and let it with
the $4,000 allowance, gone to en-
large the Welfare Home, the poor
would not have to wait for admit
tance. but would he cared for at
once.
We say to members of both the
Democratic and Republican parties.
those who are members of the Sem
ate and House of Representatives of
the State of Delaware-sOme of you
have been playing petty politics at
the expense of human misery. Look
into the mirror and ask yourself is
il H.
Ditch Meeting
The taxables on Maple Branch
Ditch which runs through Ellendale
Swamp, are requested to attend
meeting which will be held at the
Pennsylvania Railroad Station. FL
lendale. on Saturday afternoon,
March ,. at l p. m. Officers will be
elected for the year 1884
Skating and Shedding
The boys and girls have had one
grand time skating and shedding.
The stone roads have been fine fdT'
shedding and the ponds along the du
Pont Boulevard have been fine for
skating. This is good healthy exer-
else and if not INDUCED in too free
ly will he a benefit to all who en-
gage in il.
More snow
Tuesday morning. we are having
winter galore. Snow is plenty and
the thermometer close to the zero
mark
This winter will compare favor
ably with what the old timers say
they had IS years ago.
School Notes
Mrs Sally Sharpe Messick of Sea-
school auditorium. Friday evening.
March 9. at 1870 p. M, for the bene-
tit of the p. T. A.
The class in public speaking is
preparing a pageant which will be
presented March II.
The public schools of Glendale
will he closed on Friday. February
%. The principal and teachers will
attend a meeting of the Sussex
County Teachers Association at Del
mar.
Personals
Martin Atkins and mother, Mrs.
Jennie Atkins, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Jefferson of near
town. spent the week in Philadel-
phia as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement F. Noble.
Professor and Mrs. Charles S. Ad-
kins spent the weekend at their old
home in Newark. Md, as the guests |
of Mrs. Adkins parents, Mr. and |
Mrs J. NJ. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Williams had |
as a weekend guest. Mrs: Williams
mother. Mrs. Edna Davis. of Phila-
ielphia.
Deputy Great Sachem |. Thomas |
Baker. Jr.. Past Sachems Curtis En-
lis and Isaac W. EllingswOrth at
ended the Red Mems patriotic rally
leld in New York recently. They /
Ioka Tribe No. 35 Of FL
endale. They report a very success
ul trip.
II. W. Jester has been quite sick
or the past week.
'hHreh Affairs
Owing to the inclement weather
THE Family Album"
which was to have been presented
february Q. has been postponed un-
il Wednesday evening. February 2S.
rhe New Market people are spon-
iors for this play and it is well
worth going to see. Come out ana
'njoy a good hearty laugh. AdmiS-
ion, 15c. Ice cream on sale. Pro-
Ceds for benefit of trustees of FL
endale Church.
The fourth quarterly conference
or Ellendale Circuit will be held in
he Ellendale NJ. f.. Church on Sat
Irday afternoon. March 3. 1884 at :
J. m. DR.. Habbart will preside.
This is the last quarterly confer
nee to he held before the sitting of
he Wilmington Conference at New
rk April t. II is important that all
sho are to make reports to this .
conference to have them
eady.
The election of a lay delegate. al
o a reserve delegate which was to
ave taken place last Sunday was
and will take place this
unday morning. February 25. ut
he close of the church school.
Sunday services. February 25: 10
m. Church school. II a. m. Prea-
hing by the pastor. p. m. Ep-
'orth League. Miss Nora Donovan.
sader 1880 p. M. Preaching by the
astor.
The Washington tea which was
last week to he held at
le School Auditorium. will be held
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
immons, Friday night. Feb. 23rd,
lmission Is cents; proceeds for the
lurch fund. The public is cordial
invited.
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