Milford chronicle., 1934-03-23
GLENDALE
Repairing STATE Road

W UeOTSetOWn lmpaSSaDle in many
places. II would be for the benefit
OF the public IL this road could be
improved by top dressing of Stag
and tar II would relieve the du-
Pont Boulevard of much traffic
which now passes over IL. We hope
the Highway Department or the
Levy Court. whichever has charge of
the road can see their way to do Il.
Gardening
Several of our citizens planted
their potatoes and early vegetables
the past week. Capt. Marvin Will
liams and George Coverdale were
among the first to break the ground.
Outside of potatoes, onions, peas,
radishes and beets were planted. Il
may do to plant high ground at this
season of the year, but cold weather
has not passed and we recognize the
fact by the Thermometer standing at
30 degrees above and snow covering
the ground on Monday and Tuesday
of this week
Roller Skating
Since the ice has disappeared
from the ponds in this neighbOrhOOd
the boys and girls are having the
time of their lives roller skating on
the cement roads and sidewalks.
This is a dangerous pastime, as the
children are likely to be run over by
some people who drive far beyond
the speed limit and don't seem to
care what damage they do. So Ear no
accidents have resulted.
The exercise received from skat-
ing, both on ice and roller. is bene-
fetal to the youths of today and
should be indulged i'm whenever ii
can be done with safety.
birthday
In very quiet way at his home
here Friday. March 23. Joshua A.
Ellegood is celebrating his seth
birthday.
Personal
Mrs. Webster Walls of Whining
ton is staying some time as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Rus
sell
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grill spent |
the weekend with relatives at Pas /
sale. N. J.
Edwin and William Wilson of ,
Philadelphia were the guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John C. /
Wilson, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Reed have
been spending the past week with /
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Jones of |
Frankford. We understand that Mrs. I
Jones is quite sick.
Clarence Warren. of Slaughter
Beach, accompanied by his sister.
Mrs. Nellie Warren of Glendale.
spent the weekend as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Morgan of Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams of
Dagsboro, were entertained on Sun
day by their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Williams.
G. A. Timmons was the weekend
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus TimmOns of ShOwells, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs George COvefdaie
and grandson, Paul Smith. after Wis
iting relatives in Slaughter Neck on
Sunday went to Slaughter Beach be-
fore returning home.
Prof. Archie Fagon of the Har-
rington High School, was visiting
friends here on Sunday.
Captain Marvin Williams of Phil
adelphia was home with his family
over the weekend.
Edward ChOpman visited his bro
ther of Cape Charles, Va. over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis c. Draper and
daughter Marian were the guests of !
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Draper OF Del
mar on Sunday. ,
Miss Winifred, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Tucker, was the ,
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Abbott, of near Milford.
Sunday was Miss fuckers birthday. .
Church Affairs +
A public installation of the officers \
of the Epworth League will take
place in the Glendale NJ. f. Church g
on Sunday evening. March 25, at n
1880 p. m. The candle light service @
will be used by the pastor. who will II
install them. Everybody invited. O
The joint meeting of the four La I
dies Aids of Glendale Circuit will
be held in the school auditorium Oh r
Friday evening. March 80. This en- 4
will be something worth e
" lille and worth going far to see. n
Al this meeting a splendid quilt a
will be exhibited and sold to the "
highest and best bidder. We have
not space TO describe the quilt. but /.
come and see for yourself. II Is Il
far beyond the ordinary.
Easter morning. April l, at l0:30 j.
4. M. the primary department of the l.
Glendale church school will render l.
! special Easter program, consist
ng of recitatiOns, dialogues and fe
songs. Did you ever hear the little Ol
OTIS speak and sing?. If not, you
lave missed a lot 81
The EpwOrth League of the Ellen &c
lale NJ. F.. Church will render spe-
:ial program on April l (Easterl. Dl
consisting of special singing and y
'eadings to be followed by a page oil
mt entitled "Barabbas." The evening W
erVices commencing at 1880 p. m. I'd
will be under the auspices OF the Ep-
worth League. Miss Bessie Warren, &c
irector. "
The monthly meeting of the La ~ ~
les Aid of the Glendale NJ. T.. W
'hurch will be held at the home of g.
ir. and Mrs. James Fl. Jester on ~
evening, March 20. A full
Tendance is desired. n,
Glass No. 6 OF the Glendale M. f. M
.hurch school met at the home of nm
frs. Fannie Dickerson on Friday. p,
iarch 16 Eighteen members were
resent After the business meeting tb
'as over a social hour was enjoyed. Pl
ames were played and prizes we're