Milford chronicle., 1937-01-22
HOLLYVILLE

place attended the Inauguration of
the new Governor, Richard c. Nc
Mullen on Tuesday of this week at
Dover. There are many who probab-
ly expect the new Governor to turn
the State upside down politically
speaking. Those of us who knew
him before he was nominated or
elected have every reason to believe
Delaware will still carry on as the
brightest of stars in the galaxy of
states, "The Diamond State"
We still have the wet weather
with us.
One of the chief topics of conser-
vations is the weather. Warm and
more rain" We are reminded of the
humorist, Mark Twain, who said
everyone talked about the weather,
but no one ever did anything about
il.
The Outlook for Dairy Products
With the rising prices in the dairy
industry, farmers are once again
turning their thoughts towards that
phrase of agriculture. Among those
who are planning to go into the bus
mess on an extensive scale are VIM.
D. Burton of this place who has re-
Gently purchased the herd of cows
of the Birmingham Brothers of
Lewes.
The Ladies Social Union of Unity
NJ. E. Church met at the home OF
,Mr. and Mrs. John c. Stevenson on
Saturday evening of last week. A
very delightful and interesting pro-
gram was presented. After the bus
iness part of the union was COM
pleted pies were on sale, proceeds
were for the benefit of Unity NJ. E.
Church. Among the visitors present
during the meeting were Mr.. and
Mrs. Duval T. Mustard of Angola.
Mr.. Mustard was president of the
Ladies' Social Union of Unity NJ. f.
Church 35 years ago. He was called
upon by the new president, Mrs.
Otis Joseph for few remarks re-
garding the difference in the man
ner in which they were held 35 years
ago. During the course of his re-
marks he said that there were some
things about the manner in which
the present meetings were held, es-
pecially the social hour he liked
very much, especially the pies, but
spoke very feelingly about the par
lor games played by all present.
such as Snap" "Postoffice" and etc
Coolspring Grange held its regu-
lar meeting on Friday evening. Jan
uary 8. The election of officers for
the coming year were as follows:
Worthy Master, Walter {. Phillips;
overseer, Simon Walls; lecturer. Ar
zie Dodd; secretary and treasurer.
Everett Hopkins. The next regular
meeting will be held this coming
Friday eveninfi January %.
The first meeting of the year for
the Hollymount Club was held on
Wednesday afternoon, January IL.
at the home of Mrs. Neva Phillips,
with a good attendance. Three new
members, Mrs. Bessie Mustard. Mrs. !
Maggie Mustard, Mrs. Helen Mes
sick were gained, which makes the |
more. We welcome them
and hope TO add more in the near
future.
Miss Ruth Minturn, home manage /
ment specialist. was with us and
gave a very interesting talk on the
Outlook Information for 1887" and
Making Dustless Dustcloths." Mrs.
Maribel Markham and Mrs. Effie /
Joseph were appointed project lead
ers for the January &c meeting at
for making Hand
Sewn Gloves" Refreshments of cake
of various kinds and fruit salad
were served by the hostess.
The next meeting for February
will meet with Mrs. John Stevenson.
The P. T. A. of HOllymount School
will be held on the night of January
Is. Special music will be furnished
by four musicians. All young men
from Millsboro come to this meeting
as It promises to be one worth while.
A special speaker will be the sur
nriep feature