Milford chronicle., 1938-01-28
OcEAN YIEW

! terrain Church took place at the hOm
OF Mrs. James b. Hudson ON Wednes
day Of last week. ef c
Quite a number attended. Anon,
them we're Mrs. VIM. West OF Fay
etteville. N. c., and Rev. and Mrs
/ w. S. Kreiger of Girdletree, Md.
their minister.
The Methodist Church and friends
held-a covered dish supper on Wed
nesday night of January, when the
church banks were brought ln anc
opened. About twenty-five people at.
tended, and sixteen banks opened
which resulted in the sum Of $1,000
Let us get busy toward the banks
which will be handed in some time
in March. There ar efifty banks that
have been taken by members and
friends Of Bethel NJ r. Church, 10
help contribute toward the minister's
salary. etc. v
The Lord Baltimore women's Club
held reciprocity night on Tuesday,
when the Community Club, of .Selby-
vile presented the program, with a
musical play, and group singing. The
club here served refreshments of ice
cream, pie and coffee.
The Christian Church held its
election of Sunday School officers on
Sunday, with the following result:
Superintendent, George Mitchell;
assistant superintendent, John
Clark; secretary. Ralph Mitchell;
treasurer. Annie Anderson; pianists,
Helen Clark Bunting and Betty
Knox; superintendent Of Primary
department. Elisabeth Aydelotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zene Long and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Lathbury of Sandy
Landing, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hearn and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence -- and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson are
recovering from the grippe.
Captain and Mrs. Edward Hickman
and daughter Doris, and sisters, Mrs.
Name Evans and Mrs. Matte Turner,
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. Hickman
were entertained at dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Evans
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Helm of
Md, mOtored here and
were dinner guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Alonzo II. Evans on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. C. C. Bishop gave a
dinner 20 their several children and
their families on Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Carmean and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Rense Clogg and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Kitchens of Dagsboro, motored here
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
on Sunday.
Miss Catherine Allen spent the |
weekend with Miss Bessie Hooker.
Miss Mary Hooker was the guest |
Df Miss Ruth McCabe this weekend.
The ''Hocker Family" went over to
he John NJ. Clayton School Saturday |
night and entertained for the beneht
IF the Firemen's Supper at Frank
lord??
Captain Alonzo H. Evans observed
his birthday at his home at. Bethany
Beach on Monday. January a..
Senator and Mrs. d. W. Steele and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roddie Murray have
leen on two weeks motor trip to
Miami, Florida.
The Epworth League was led by
Harold Grant on Sunday night. Prof.
Walter Branford gave an inspiring
ak on Life's Purpose or Aims. A
,oIo was rendered by Miss Mabel
Holt. Rev. W. S. Grant delivered
N impressive sermon from the text,
/ never knew yon," as found IN the
gospel.
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Hill motored to
.aston, Nd, on Friday on a business
rip.
he Lord Baltimore WOmen's Club
iii meet with Mrs. Elsie Hickman.
he hostess for the evening. Topic
iii be Current Events, international
in charge OF Mrs. Ethei
locker.
ord baltimore School News
Carl Clark's Trained Animals Will
e at the Ldro Baltimore School ON
uesday, February l, for two per-
,rfnances, 2:30 and 500 p. NJ. Mr..
lark. veteran in the circus busi-
ess. has impressed audiences in this
,ction by his skill in managing no-
les. dogs and pigs. The Press Club
/ the school, who are sponsoring
le play, have tickets for sale-ad-
lis 25 cents, children Is cents.
Dr Robert NJ. Sarde. Delaware
ate veterinarian. last Wednesday, l
Lord Baltimore School, told an in
rested group of farmers that
ang's disease could be eliminated II q
1 farmers would cooperate. The dis /
Sc is transmitted from one COW to \
,other through food. especially a
lsture. There is as yet no known
re. so the individual animals that {
act 10 tests must be slaughtered. Il
le federal and state governments
ant reasonable reiinbhrsements to \
rmers for these slaughtered cows. q
order to aecredit herd, it must
tested three times the first year. n
lis testing causes no injury to the =
ws because only one-half ounce OF o
bod is used in each test. The test =,
2 costs the farmer nothing and is IL
cessary only once a year when the
rd is accredited. II has been proved Z
lt milk from cows infected with u
.ng's disease can cause undulant v
1er IN humans. ,
In addition TO the information Ii
out Bangs disease, Mr.. Sarde le
BIKE OF the Importance of control OF Ii
olera, worms and other diseases OF
gs. Sussex county has as many h,
Is as all the rest of Delaware nj
mbinee. T oeontrol cholera, pigs th
Duid be innoculated before they b.
igh one hundred pounds. It has m
m ofund that pigs bought locally
} likely to be more free from all NJ
eases than those from large sales. n,
sanitary conditions in feeding ~
ces also often account for disease ~