Milford chronicle., 1934-03-02
ELLENDALE HAPPENINGS

; spelling was very bad. The people
mere spoken of had been graduated
! from The high schools of the State
and the informer. an old timer, had
never graduated from any school
but he had learned in the schools of
his bOyhOOd days how 10 spell and
TO do il correctly.
How would IL do for the State
Board Of Education TO throw aside
some of the things they arc now al
lowing and devote the time in learn
ilg the children of today how ia
SPELL?
SNOW! SnOW!! Beautiful SnOW!!!
The unknown writer of the poem
entitled Snow! Snow! Beautiful
Snow" must have seen one Of those
snow storms when the beautiful
flakes fell so softly as it covered the
ground
We don't believe it was a time as
We ale now rXre 'iencing when the
w',OlC universe is covered with ice
and snow about ten in'hcs deep.
IIaking a sleet Of ice on which ped
VOL AaiAt0 CtAt all dll W kAFAhEA hOA
Of falling and automobiles have TO
be careful. or they will skid and kill
some one.
We must confess there is a scene
which is now apparent and which
should attract the human eye with
its magnificent srlendOr.
The trees of the forest. az well as
fnH ii, hO sstr f,f fhn
tOwn-the telephone, electric light
and telegraph wires with their coat
ing Of ice and the MONDAY sun shin
mg upon them. makes their coating
look like millions OF crystals and
their cOlOrS the same as shown by u
rainbow or summer eve.
II is a scene which bcSGars dt-
sCriptiOn.
Some Things You Should
Know And DO
The birds are having a hard time
To secure food. II should be a pleas
ure for the public to scatter food
the little sOngsters will pay you
back later on.
We hope no one has been permit
NNN LO NNlttl tbA AOOhf ANAhtthh W
fuel during t.c long season of SNOW
and ice. we have been having Ct
late. Remember what Christ says to
them who are good to the poor
We notice that Boy Scouts Lave
been busy at many places collecting
clothing and cutting wood for the
poor. This is fine. We hope all BOY
Scouts are engaged in the same
work.
Town taxes are now due and the
treasurer. Davis e. Draper. is ready
to receive them.
Are you one of the boys who uses
an air gun in trying to kill our little
sungstcrsP Don't do it, boys. it is
cruel.
Sick
Harry ". Jester. Sr.. who has been
suffering for some weeks with a
of diseases is now in q
hospital in Wilmington for ohserva
iiOn.
Marguerite. Harold aud Lois three
children of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
have been quite sick tor
the past few days. They are under
the care of Dr. Baker Of Milford.
One of our aged citizens. TOrberi
NIacklin. who has been confined To
his home for several months. ducsnt |
seem to improve very fast
Martin Atkins and mother. Mr5
Jennie Atkins. accompanied by Mrs
Elmer COvcrdalc. of Ellenda!e. and |
,lr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson of !
lincoln were Wilmington visitors on |
of last week.
Mrs. Fred ireland spent several
lays last week with relatives in vii |
ninEtOn.
Mrs. .Iehu DerriCksOn of Philadel-
,hia is spending some time with her
Iunt.- Mrs. Il. A. Wood.
Mr.. Hill OF Philadelphia spent tn"
\ yc0l1-cnd as the guest of his sister
iid brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
'.be T.. Wilson. -N@
Marvin William. engineer. who IS 1
mplOycd in Philadelphia. spent the
.Gek-cnd with his family who reside
lrrV
uuINH NudtNN
Don't forget the fourth quarterly
onfcrCncc which will convene in
Glendale NJ. T.. Church on Saturday
fternOOn. March 3. at ; o'clock. Dr.
IaDbard will preside. |.
At IA congregational meeting held
Il the NJ. l.. Church. Glendale. sun
ay morning. february %. c. \.
'immons. was elected lay dele
ate aud T.. T. Whitney. rc.,crv. dol
i,aIc to Ittcni the Wilmington Con
rremc which will meet It Newark.
u April I.
Tho EpwOrth League will me'! ~
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A.
immOns on Wednesday evcning.
latCh Z.
lf you are Interested Ia the lcaEu"
come to this meeting.
sunday services at El,chdale 10
M. Church school. II 4. ~. Fred-
hinc l.! the pastor: p. m. Epworth
.eague. airs. c. A. TimmOHS. leaicr
=: 80 u. IN. Preaching by The pastor.