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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-02
Elect Officers

At a recent meeting of the Delta
Chi sorority, the following officers
were elected: Dorothy Hinchman,
president; Margaret Blottman, vice
president; Elizabeth Miller, secre-
tary; Irma Agile, treasurer and Mil
dred Spinning, Sergeant at arms.
The regular business meeting Of the
sorority will be held Wednesday
evening, at the home Of Ruth
Adams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-02
LiteS Niceties
Hints on Etiquet

1. When a woman makes a So
cial call, should she remove her
wraps?
g. How long should a call last?
8. When saying "good-by" should
she shake hands in the living room
or expect you to go to the door
with her?
The Answers
I. No. If warm, she can open her
coat.
2. About twenty minutes.
8. Say "good-by" in the living
room and leave. 1t is very embar-
RAISING when guests are not deci-
sive in their leave taking.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-02
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
OF HELEN LEONBERGER

Announcement has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Helen
Leonberger, 1850 N. Balsam Ave-,
daughter of Mrs. Estella Creighton,
Greenfield. to Jack B. Ard of this
city, which took place June Is at
the First Friends Church here with
the Rev. Eden Mills officiating. The
couple is on a trip to Chicago ana
will be at home after July at 750
N. Temple Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-02
Wins COlLeqe Honor

Mrs. ]. w. Lester, Gary, was
awarded first place in the examina-
ton for graduates degree in the
Chicago Musical College and as a
result took part in the commence
ment exercises this week. Only the
pupil with the highest honor is per-
mitted to take part. She is a daugh-
ter of Ferd Eff1nger, Bluffton.
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Making Others
OUe1~ Task of
Scunt Thanks
More Than Hem
pecked," D e S C r ibes
Efforts of This Young
Wife and Her Mother.
BY MARTHA LEE

Trying folks is a mighty thankless Joo
start out on the task
and it's a tremendous strength besides
Anyway about the other fellows qualica
ion? HoW you waste time
worse than your habit of cricisng him for it?
standard do gauge the Assumption tnat because
than inclination TO
at time until your grocyan your dress
creditors seriously nconvenienced?s
you may folks the dodo posi-
lively probably quite justified
the other fellow Otherwise don't
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-02
Auto Accident Is Fatal

Link Barnes. As, Negro, 955 N.
Miley Ave-, died at city hospital to-
day of injuries received Sunday
when an auto in which he was rid
ing collided with street car at w.
Michigan and Minerva SITS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-02
"Mok1" Hot

A medium sized hat with rolling
brin, fashioned Of thin straw in a
dark brown shade called "Moka,"
makes becoming substitute for
the dead black hat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-02
Eton Suit

A smartly youthful summer suit
is navy blue taffeta with a broken
diamond design, fashioned with a
circular skirt and Elton jacket over
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-02
SET MARRIAGE RECORD
June Brides Total 494, as Compared
to 468 Last Year.

Marion County June brides made
a record this year, according to
County Clerk George o. Hutsell:
This June. 494 couples we're given
licenses to wed. Last year only 400
licenses we're issued.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Hutchinson.
3720 N. Pennsylvania St., will spend
the weekend in Brazil.
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No Meetimn Momdnn

The George H. Thomas w. r. G
No. 20 win not meet Monday because
of the holiday. The next meeting
viii be July 1S. .---...-..-.-.s.....s....-
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Can't Tell the Truth

Dear Martha Lee: year ; and h al
often fss AND have tOrd nc ,, one ,b to to
lies lie to to me me continually: Not only to me,
quite popular, but tust can't tell the truth.
his les Hes because cause really like him. am
not crazy about him, though. and could
live If should meyer see him, again, but
oW ke Rat pe Weuld ns you any asav s9W
AS your heart is not strongly in
volved, don't see any reason to
bother with tim-that is, if you are
sure that his habit of telling I'M
truths is as deep seated as you
think.
Dolores" writes that she has
been faithful friend to young
man for whom she cares greatly.
She has lent him money repeatedly
and has, to please him, gone to
moral lengths that have caused her
trouble. He does not treat her with
the consideration that he does other
girls, has never expressed any seri-
GUS affection for her, and continues
to ask favors.
Dolores, earnestly advise you to
give this young man up before he
makes you suffer seriously as I feel
he will if you continue with him. I
think he has acted like a cad. He is
incapable of approaching such
loyalty as your letter indicates you
have given. You make grave mis-
take in putting your good name and
future into danger because of him.
anxious Anne" would like to
know how to entertain a young man
who hasn't an easy flow of talk as
most fellows have" She says that
when she makes conversation he
just answers simply. yes o r'no.'"
Perhaps he enjoys hearing you
talk--as he continues coming, he
evidently does. Read some inter-
esting magazine articles, and when
he comes, mention one and get out
the magazine to show him the illus
trations. If he has any talk in him
at all, he'll thaw out. If he doesn't
well, just do the talking yourself,
Anne.
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this page pictures of the latest
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Obtain this pattern by filling out
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Summers, 1908
Washington Blvd, will spend the
weekend with relatives in Converse.
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BRIDES AND UNIVERSITY GRADJ

Left to right: Mrs. Enoch d. Bur-
ton (Bachrach), Miss Marcelle
Sadlier, Mrs. Murphy Foster Ted
die (Dexheimer).
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Try to Hold
Your ChiId:S
Confidence

EDITORS NOTE: Children are no
longer nonentities. says Olive ROBERTS
exclrsive series in The Times on The
Ten Commandments Of Child Training.
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Andrew Hepburn, 81 w. st. Jo-
seph ST., is spending the weekend
in Culver.
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
WoodenhaWk

Mrs. Earl Adams is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Harrison Trice, near fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hastings are
the happy parents Of a bouncing
baby girl.
Mrs. Charles Adams and two sons,
Loran and Richard, spent last week
with Mrs. Frank Adams, near Con-
cord, Md.
Miss Elizabeth Adams spent Fri
day night with Miss Margaret Tull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adams and
son spent Sunday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Adams.
Miss Pauline Reynolds was sick
over the weekend. Owing to her
sickness Mrs. Chas. Adams taught
Woodenhawk school Monday, but
Miss Reynolds is teaching now.
The Young People Branch met at
Miss Margaret Tull, owing to the
rain not many where there.
A number of people from this
neighborhood went to Dover last
Friday to see about a state road
Mrs. Edwards Kemp of Vienna, Is
spending a few weeks with Miss
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
Sugar Hill U

The percentage of attendance Tor
the month of February is 98.5.
Girls 97.5 per cent. Boys SO per
cent. .
The following pupils made perfect
attendance: Paul Doyle, Milton Nc
Cabe. Harold Evans, Edward and
Paul Evans, Madison Gray, Milton
MCGEE and Carl Pepper; girls, Leah
Williams. Mildred Hudson, Edna
Hudson, Pauline McCabe, Alice Muir
raw Eva Williams, Althea Pepper,
Anna Keen, Bertha Daisey, Char
lotte Derrickson, Frances Hudson,
Amanda Bennett, Julia Williams and
Matte Adkins.
The following made good attend
ance or 80 per cent: Ralph Lewis
and Elizabeth Keen.
The following pupils made lOO per
cent in spelling for the month:
Boys-Carl Pepper, Madison Gray
Paul Evans; girls-Elizabeth Keen
Bertha Daisey, Charlotte Derrickson
Alice Murray and Edna Hudson.
The school won the book for gooC
attendance, "Father Gone A Whal-
ing"
Samuel Bennett entertained tt
dinner on Friday evening Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harold A. Lynch.
The school was visited during thu
past month by Albert A. Farley anC
Miss Edith I. Jones.
Charlotte Derrickson has hear'
from her exhibit on chocolate, thu
making the sixth one to add to ou
| lief
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04

Virginia for the past three weeks.
He returned to his home on Tues
day, but left Immediately on another
trip,
Mrs. Al Lingo of Milton, formerly
of RehOboth, recently visited at the
home of Mrs. Frank Marvel.
DR.. and Mrs. Almond of Whining
ton are spending a week at their
cottage on Delaware avenue, here.
Charles Green and Mrs. Fannie
Burton, both of RehOboth were mar
ried on Saturday evening, February
26th.
Mrs. M. i. Porter of Wilmington
spent the weekend at her cottage
here on Wilmington avenue. She is
preparing to completely remodel and
improve the interior of her cottage
before the summer season.
Fred Kunsman, Mrs. VIM. Boldly
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kunsman
went to Wilmington last week to at
tend the funeral of their sister, Mrs.
Annie Fitzgerald.
T. w. Ewing and ]. TOomey, paint
ers and carpenters, r. Roach and T.
Chase, are busy working on the in
terror of George ShOkley's home in
the Heights. When completed it will
be one of the finest homes in Reho-
both. The wood work and floors in
the whole house are of oak, finished
in the natural wood, making very
beautiful appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson and
1o,,obtoy Of pittsburgh were guests
at the Boldly cottage.
Mrs. Miles returned to Whining
ton with one of her daughters last
week. Mrs. Miles has been in the
Beebe Hospital for sometime, but
she is very much better at this time
The. carpenters are through work
! on the new addition of the Boldly
cottage.
Green-BurtOn Wedding
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Green, in Georgetown, Delaware
Saturday evening. February 26th
1927. when Mr. Charles Green and
Miss Fannie Burton, both of Reno
both Beach, Delaware, were married
by Rev. NJ. E. HungerfOrd. After a
D. reception was held, the newly-wedi
left for their new home on Railroad
avenue in Rehoboth, where Mr.
Green is highly respected and clt-
izen. He has been in the lumber
+ business for the last thirty years
and the people wish them a ions
and happy life.
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
Quorum
To be decided on later.
Article 8
Duties of Committees

Section 1. The executive commit
tee consisting of the officers of the
Association and chairmen OF COM
mittees, shall take care OF all busl-
ness referred to them by the Asso-
citation for action between meetings.
of the Association.
Section 2. The membership COM
mittee shall do their best to enlist
all citizens in the work of the organ
izatiOn. .
Section 8. Publicity Committee.
It will be the duty of this commit
tee to see that all due publicity is
given to all meetings, and work OF
the Association. -,
Section 4. Finance Committee. 1t
will be the duty of this committee to
use every legitimate means to secure
adequate funds to finance the work
of the Association.
/ Section 4. Law Enforcement Com
mittee. 1t will be the duty OF this
committee, to enlist the members OF
this Association, and the citizens OF
the community in securing adequate
enforcement Of the laws.
Section 6. Committee on Elections
It will be the duty Of this committee
to try and secure the election OF
suitable people to fill the offices IN
town, county, state and nation.
The president was also empower
ed to appoint a committee on inter-
racial relations, to cooperate with a
committee of other races in further
ing the objects of this Association
Samuel c. Welsh, Secretary.
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
Rehoboth Beach

Mrs. Ralph Morgan and Mrs. Jonn
Beach entertained at a tea at the
formers home on Friday afternoon
February 25, for the benefit OF the
Ladies Auxiliary of All Saints
Church. Those present were Mrs
Higgins of Wilmington, Mrs. VIM
Rotthouse, Mrs. Ralph Poynter, Mrs
Ben Riggin, Mrs. Thomas W. EW-
ing. Sr.. Mrs. Grace Brennan, Mrs.
Walter Strickland, Mrs. Paul Ken.
new and Mrs. Daniel Conant, all OF
Rehoboth.
Mrs. William Simmons has re-
turned to her home here atter
spending the winter in Baltimore
Md.
Little Jackie Lingo is suffering
with the measles along with tne
whooping cough. -.,
A meeting of the Town Councll
will be held in the town hall Oh
Saturday night, March 5.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF All SAINTS
Church held a business meeting al
the home of Mrs. P. Kenney on he
hoboth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Alfred Magee anC
children were recent visitors at the
home of Mr.. Magee's parents II
Harbeson.
Ed. Holland and VIM. Holland ant
families of Philadelphia spent the
past weekend with their mother
Mrs. Laura Holland and sister, Miss
Eugenia. !
A great many from here motore'
to Milford Monday night to se'
bringing Up Father" played at tn
Plaza Theatre. A few Of them wer'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marvel, DR.. ant
Mrs. Almond, Mrs. Ralph Wingate
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Palmer, Gar
ence Ewing and Miss Eugenla aoI
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred PhlIlips =
Bruce Tappan and Miss Edltn Fnll III
Iins and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hudson
and many others. .
The many friends Of MIS- mar !
Ewing will be glad 10 know thaI 81, sIl
returned to her home from u, /;
Beebe Hospital on Tuesday s one :, !,
very much improved and we nOP0 :
soon see her out hgain. ..,4;,,
John T. NAPLES has been ViSA.ln, -,
/ through Delawa1A Marylanu GAY
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
Bridgevine

The Bridgeville High School had
the first issue of their school paper
'oThe Tattler," published last week.
Miss Mae Collision and Francis
Uaydesty of Delaware University
spent the weekend with their re-
spective parents here. mn,
IT p. Cannon celebrated his SUN
birthday at his home on Sunday last
Harry Butler expects to leave for
the south this week to engage IN the
southern strawberry deal. The crop
is reported to be around three weeks
earlier this season. -
Whether or not sewer Will De
laid on Walnut street will be declG,
cd at A special election to be held
nm Wednesday of this week.
n M Cannon who has been at the
Lewis Hospital for sometime arriV-
ed home last week and is slowly re-
covering. ..-. &c
Fl u, Hardesty with a party OF
friends from Washington motOred 10
Reboboth on Sunday last.
George Ruos was on business
trim to Wilmington the first OF the
MI and Mrs, Gernie Baker have
taken their little boy over to the
Milford Hospital where ne mas
pneumonia, ,.,,,,,,
Mrs. M. w. Welch, Mrs. William
CULLEN, Mrs. James BALDWIN "eie
Salisbury visitors last week
Miss Mary Conaway who was re-
Gently operated on for appenolclIls
N. Wilmington ac5ived home the nrsI
MT and Mrs. Victor Lewis took
their infant son to the Delaware
Hosnital last week for treatment.
r T. Kinnamon purchased a
Moon sedan last week from the
Bridgeville garage. .,4,,
william Hewes spent Sunday WIFI
relatives near Perryville, Md.
DR.. Frank Palmer who has been
eneDding a few days with his bro
ther Harry, in Dover, returheu nOine
The w. C. T. U. held their regu-
lar monthly meeting at the home OF
MRS. SalIie Kinder on Broad street.
Arthur Russell of Milford spen'
Monday evening with relatives mere.
Mr. and Mrs. Shuman Todd, Mf
and Mrs. Dawson Todd attended
bridge party on Tuesday evening o
last week at the home OF MT. ant
Mrs Earl Humphreys at Dover.
lanes Conaway and wife OF WI
r,jrgtou spent the first of the Weel
with his father, w. E. COnaway.
John Wiley has accepted the po
sition as night watchman at the can
ming pIant of H. P. Cannon and son
The Athletic Club OF the nlsl
school was soliciting funds las
week to repair and put In shape I'll
base ball field. o ,,o,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton owens nav
moved into their new home "
Paul Spangler of Harrington Is OC
c,Inving their former home where II
has opened his Office. ..u
william T. Gray, the nlneteen cen
vasr-old son of John H. Gray wa
taken to the st. Frances Hospita
of wilmington last THURSDAY ltI, @neL
he underwent a serious operatIo
for m an impacted tooth and decaye
ia ia wbone. The<. operation was PEI
Sormed by Dr. T&NG. Sigler' Ioo'
specialist Of Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barker and
children of Milton; Mrs. David Fl.
Argo, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Argo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Argo and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Argo
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
Bennett and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Clendaniel and daughter of Slaugh-
ter Neck; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Roach, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Potter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clifton and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
ArgO and family of Milton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry jefferson of near Milton;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts and son
Earl of Middletown. All departed at
a late hour wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Farens many happy returns of the
day.
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
Gravel Hill

G. H. Koeppel has improved his
dwelling house by new roof.
Alolphus Palmer of Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Jefferson Of
Milton and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
NAPLES Of Coolspring were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carey.
C. H. Powers is on the sick list.
Arthur Rogers of Dover spent the
weekend with his family here.
Howard Pettyjohn has erected a
new brooder house.
Mr.. Cordrey is carrying the school
children from Ingram's school
which was recently bu4ped, to the
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
Slaughter Neck

A surprise birthday party was
given to Zed Farens at his home in
Slaughter Neck on February 20. The
evening was spent in music, singing
and recitations. At a late hour re-
freshments were served in abund-
ance. Those present were as fol-
lows: James Farens and family and
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04

= 46nOVan ana Wlle sp0n'
Sunday with relatives at Whining
ton. -..- &c
The regular business meeting OIL
the WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the home OF
Mrs w. Ii. Clendaniel on TUESDAY
afternoon, March 8th. Text worn
"Prepare.' The semi-annual pay
ments of dues will be collected al
this meeting. A full attendance lS
desired. ,. NJ
Miss Edith Transue of Camden, ~
/. has been a recent visitor VIII
her aunt, Miss Dora Calhoun.
Chas. M. ShOckley of Philadelphia
a former resident of this town. WAS
a visitor here on Sunday.
Harold Donovan who is employed
at Wilmington spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Donovan. s.,,-. og
Geo. H. Warren and family oi
SawdertOwn, Pa, are Occupylhs
their home here during the mohtn
of March e,,-. Ibid q
business meeting at the nome VI
Mrs Frank Dawson on wednesday
evening. -.,,..,, o4
The residence and Outbuildings al
tho home of John Rasmussln nave
been neatly painted. ..,,,o.
THE bake held Saturday morning
February 18th, under the auspices
of Mrs. l. P. Shew's Sunday schOOI
- was well patronized, both DS
md out of town friends. Iht
Aeds amount to $3.50 which
need in the church treas
cher and pupils wish tc
so willingly co-opera'
work.
IN of Chester spent
Sunday with his par
Mrs. e. M. Donovan.
Feischadle who gradu
anneman Hospital Sat
ary 5th, has accepted
Supervisor in one OF tn
that institution.
lot Donovan and daughter
,de. of Milford and Joe Cool
ederica, accompanied win NIs
Jay Abbott spent Monday and Iues
day with relatives at Wilmington.
A Joint meeting of the B OF +
and the Good viii Sunday schoo
classes will hold their regular bus
mess and social meeting at the hOm
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Collins 0,
Monday evening, March 7th. A lui
attendance is desired.
Mrs. Robert Marker and daughters
Mary. Helen and Caroline, are spen
ding two weeks in Philadelphia.
Fred Roberts, wife and son Eai
of Chesapeake City, were guests {
Ora Roberts and wife on Sunday.
Miss Ruth Pierce of Lewes an
DIR. Cross of the Beebe H0spita
Messrs, Sherman Transue, Jr.
Camden, N. j., and Elmer Calhou
snent Sunday with Mrs. VIM. wall
and Miss Dora Calhoun.
Services Sunday as follows;
Preaching 10 a. m. Sunday schO'
II a. m. Preaching 1880 p. m.
Slaughter Neck: Preaching at
Rev. J. H. Thornton. pastor
Call at MOrrisOn's Store for Pc
y's Bread
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
MILFORD CIVIC ASSOCIATION

The Milford Civic Association met
in the Community Building on
Thursday evening of last week and
adopted the following constitution
and bylaws:
CONSTITUTION
Article l
The name of this Association
shall be the Civic Association OF
Milford, Delaware, and the sur
rounding community.
Article 2
It's object will be to use every
means possible to inculate respect
for law and order, and to use every
lawful effort to secure the enforce
ment of the laws of our community,
state and nation.
Article 8
Membership
Section l. The active member
ship shall consist of all those ker-
sons who will sign the m9mba& hip
card. and do their best to carrs Hout
the purposes of this Assodatio-n.
Section 2. Honorary members
shall consist of those who, not ac-
lively engaged in the work will con-
tribute for the work.
Article
officers
Section 1. The officers of this As
sociation will be president, vice
president. secretary and treasurer,
who shall be elected at the annual
meeting each year, on the first
/ Wednesday of February. Vacancies
can be filled at any meeting OF the
J Association.
/ Section ?. The duties of the Off
GERS shall be such as usually per-
tain to their office.
Article 5
Committees
There shall be an executive, mem
bership, publicity, finance, law en-
forcement committees and a COM
mittee on elections.
Article
Amendment
The Constitution and Bylaws OF
this Association may be amended at
any meeting of the Association, by
a two-thirds vote of those present
provided, that said amendment shall
be submitted in writing, and given
to the secretary, and read at any
meeting preceding the meeuna
when it shall be acted upon.
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04

Lille Adams.
Wedding bells rang throughout
our neighborhoOd this weekend.
Owing to this we are going to sere-
made Alva Chafinch and his bride,
Miss Winnie Truitt, as soon as they
are settled down on the farm. All
will be welcome.
The w. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Dean
Seely last Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Adams spent Sun
day night with Miss Marian Adams.
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04

If you think the idea of self-de-
termination didn't take hold, study
modern children.
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
FOR SALE

FOR .sALE-2O head of horses and
mules at Harrington, Del Guaranteed
as represented. A. c. Creadick, var
,S;,,o~to,, m4-3tIH1fha,u
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
PLENTY 10 P&CK FROM

"Did you get many christmas pre-
gnrts. this year?"
e." said the. eI'r%aaS.s WE
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04
BYLAWS
Article l

This Association shall meet at the
call of the president, executive COM
mittee, or any five members Of the
Association.
Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04

Harry C. Tee. at Sharp & Fleming
Or1Ig store, IL our local representative;
For your convenience he is autnorlztso ztso
10 renew your subscriptions and take
new subscriptions. He is PROVIDED WIN
the necessary blanks and VIII Issue rs !,
hnniflda receipt JIo-tI