Milford chronicle., 1934-01-05
HAPPENINGS
OIs Ana New Year

Ola And New Year
We have just crossed the thresh-
hold Of the new year. Before us is q
biank. We cannot penetrate the fu-
.tdre and 1t is well it is so, for many
itwould contain sorrows and head
aches, but we can look back and see
our lives spread out before US. We
can note the mistakes we have
made in the past year, and can re-
solve that our future lives will be
more perfect than our past lives
have been. Every citizen should
pledge himself to be in the front
ranks Of those who are in favor of
honesty on the part of those who
have the government and State well
fare in their keeping.
BE above petty politics and send
into exile all those who engage in
them.
BE foursquare in every act of life.
To: do this we must be a close fol-
lower of Him Who taught us that
wefshould love our neighbors as
ourselves" =
Kew Shoemaker
tAhthony Neibert, a first class
-sh6emaker has settled here. and is
prepared to make shoes for both the
old and young. He makes specially
'0f making shoes for those who have
crippled feet and repairs all kinds
OF shoes and harness. Located cor
per of Railroad avenue and Willow
street.
sewing Unit
s It is strange that the sewing unit
has not been reopened mere before
this.
4 There are a number of women |
who are in great need of the wages |
which they receive when the unit is
going.
1T is said that Glendale Sewing
Unit turned out better garments
than any other part of Sussex coun-
IT,:
Has petty politics anything to do
With keeping the unit closed?
Red Mems DOings
. Toka Tribe No. IS sent out COM
mfttee, which gathered discarded
toys, repaired and repainted them
and gave them to the children of the
poorer CldSScS III GhlilOlus AAhNOAA
and Glendale.
!. This made for the little tots a
happy Christmas which otherwise
would. have been a dreary one. They
Also: distributed some candy to some
bfSthe most needed they also gave
clothes.
Z, IT IS to the credit of this tribe
that they should undertake such
work. as required so much of their
TIME. Try it again next year.
Chicken Pie Supper
4Hiawatha Council, No. 6. d. of p,
will hold chicken pie supper at
The school auditorium on Friday
evening, January 10. There will be '
many good things to eat. Come and 1
see. More next week.
Officers To De Elected I
! The Elluendale Fire Company, \
Inc, will elect officers for the year 3
1884 on Wednesday evening, Janu- :
ary 10 at the fire house.
This will be an important meet +,
ng and all members should be
present.
Town Beard To Be Elected
!. On Saturday afternoon next, jan
nary 6, the Board of Commissioners
Ior the Town of Glendale will be ,,
,lected. Every citizen of the town
ihould be present and cast their d.
iotes for the best men. The retiring :
Doard has done well, but we under =
tand they will not accept Te-elec- l..
ion. There are plenty of good citi- :,
ems. in Glendale. Bring them for -
lard. :,
llfths y
There is great rejoicing going on =
t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray y
rond Tucker On Christmas morn .
is the stork brought them a bounc- II
lg baby boy and his name is Ralph -
ittleton Tucker. Mother and child ~
ping fine. 1t is said that Mr.. Tuck u
: has not ceased laughing since the
yent took place.
The writer and his family extends II
to the happy par p.
its on the coming of this new addi- m
on to their interesting family. D!
hanks
The writer is certainly indebted lie
his old friend, Cola NJ. Smith, for of
lie gift of a large rabbit and pair B;
quails. Cove as his friends calls of
i'm, knows how to make ones w
hristmas bright and cheerful, as be
Is generosity provides the very ah
cans to make it so. Thanks. many Pc
anks. W.