Milford chronicle., 1934-03-30
GLENDALE
shipping Wood

cars of both oak and pine wood Il
the northern markets the past few
weeks.
Tho severe weather prevailing fol
the last two months has made q
great demand for wood and it has
kept shippers busy hauling sufficient
wood to fill their orders.
Mr.. Jester also has the contract to
supply the camps at Lewes and
Slaughter Beach with the wood they
use
Our people here were getting very
short on coal; some of them were
borrowing from others, but Mr.. Jes"
ter received a car of coal Monday,
which will be sufficient to supply
the demand.
The universal cry of our citizens
is that they have burned much more
wood and coal than ever before in a
winter. Let us hope that with the
coming of the robins and bluebirds
that spring is just around the cor
ner
School Notes
The annual assembly program of
the adult education classes of Sus-
sex county which was to have been
held in the Seaford High School
building on Friday night of last
week has been postponed until
Thursday night, April S. The storm
prevailing made it necessary to do
this. Quite number of people from
Glendale will attend the meeting
when il is held.
The sewing class which has been
running for the last eight weeks.
was brought to a close Monday night
of this week. II is pity that this
class could not have been continued
for some weeks to come, as VIC be-
lieye it has been the most useful and
helpful Of any classes that have
been sponsored by the p. T. A. and
held in the school auditorium.
Mrs. Horace PettyiOhn, of Milford.
the demonstration. was teacher of
rare ability and had the tact of
transmitting her knowledge to the
pupils who attended. hence the great
success of the undertaking.
Sick
IT. W. Jester. Sr., one Of our most
respected citizens, is critically sick |
at his home here at this writing.
Mrs. Henry Mcssick who has becn |
i'll for some time with a cOmplica-
tion of diseases. is somewhat I'M
proved, hut not able to be out yet.
Torbert Macklin. one of our aged
and respected citizens. is still con-
fined TO his hOmc--his Improvement |
is very slow.
Personals
Mrs. Albert COverdale of Christi
ana was an overnight guest Wedncs-
day of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Russell. |
Samuel Warren who has been Wis
itinE relatives at Georgetown and
Lewcs. returned home OH Friday of
last week.
Mrs. Jchu DcrricksOn who has !
been spending some time with her
aunt. Mrs. Il. A. Wood. left for her |
home at Philadelphia on Friday last.
Several of our citizens visited Will
niington on Saturday Of last week on
a shopping tour Among them were
MIR. and Mrs. David EllingswOrth and
Mrs. f:1Iingsworth's mother. Mrs.
George lester. Archie EllingswOrth, !
erson and Mr. and Mrs. George ".
Reed, .TT.
Prof. aud Mrs. Charles $. Adkins
we're weekend visitors at their old
home in Newark, Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard John on "f
! lincoln. spent Sunday az the guests
of Mrs. .IOhuson's mother. Mrs. .Icn-
mic Atkins.
Mrs. Webster Walls who has hcen
the guest Of relatives here and else
where for some time returned to her
home in Wilmington last week. {
Prof. Bernard ireland. of Milford.
Was the luncheon guest Of his hrn-
ther and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mira. =
Fred ireland. Saturday.
Church Affairs
Everyone should attend the entfr-
tainment tO be given by the four la 5
lies Aids Of F.llcndalc Church at the q
school auditorium. this FRIDAY eve
ninG. March 80. Remember that .
very valuable quilt will he suld al '
this meeting. II is of tho star pattern
with the name Of tho State officials .
and others embroidered in silk on
The squares composing the quilt. II
i5 something fine.
Easter Sunday will he properly
celebrated by the Methodist people |
of Glendale at their church here. ,
In the morning during the church
school hour the little tots of the pri- /
mary department will FENDER a pro- /
gram of rccitations, dialogues and :,
songs. 1t will be something worth /
while. i
At II q. M. Rev. Mr.. Conner will i
preach a prepared Easter sermon y
The Epworth League will render d 8
special Easter program at 1880 p. !
IA, consisting of singing and reid
ngs to be followed by a pageant en- f
titled "Barabbas." Miss Bessie War a
rem will bo the director. There will II
Ne no preaching service. S
Keep in mind the date of the trus- "
.ees supper, Friday evening. April Il
ind then think of the large menu "
hat will be served. Oysters in every p
;tyle. baked ham, chicken salad and J.
III the fixings which goes with such !
oOd European style will he in force d
pay for what you get. Home made "
ce cream will he on sale. Every )
,ody invited. Proceeds for the bene A
It of the church. e
Sunday services, April /: 10 a. NJ.
,hurch school. II a. m. Preaching II
" the pastor. The evening services o
will be under the auspices of the Ep. II
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