davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
s~uSesfaae in ganat nnS gatidfa.

Yeriumpid. 0a6 langem 2eioen
lit Ser getpeiene langidbrige @e-
meinoe. nno &irGengemeinoefaIiie-
rer @nton Sodel i'm 65. 2ebensia6-
re geltorben.
Sn 9entidbentidef muroen 5pei
@inpobner gu @rabe getragen; Der
27iGbrige Seinrih S9iff uno Der
67iabrige 9eter gidtermann.
@eniat. SIN 80. 2ebensiabre
perlGieo &aufmann a0olf 2anos-
mann, elmer ser 8egriinoer 0es SEQ,
piIa0er &m0els.
Sentidianftmidael. Sobann Sop
DIE, oftipes Mitelieo oes Manner-
gelangbereins, lit nod langem 2ei-
Sen beri6ieoen.
Sn @rpffOmlOid 1T i'm sitter bon
70 Sabren Jrau Sobanna Satin
geltor6et.
SSsn @rOFjetida Iiarben Der 80
iabrige Seilermeiiter anton Son.
Aner uno Soief @amba@ i'm Sitter
BON 81 Sabren.
Ssn GbenOorf lit na6 langem
2eioen sic %80idbrige @itme Sberelia
5utidef, geb. gfeitter, 9eitorben nno
oie 39idbrige Srau oes 2anoipirts
anoreas @oli, geborene Maria
0enfler. Sic binterlaBt fiinf Sim
Der.
9. &alamfa. Sier peridieo
aoal6ert Siri9ler, Sberfontroaeur
ser Characterization, i'm alter BON
50 Sabren.
syn @enfiidpba lit Der seidloste
aoufmann Mattbias Sia nod fur
8er aranfbeit i'm GA. 2ebensiabre
geitorben.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Gin 8na init steinen beluOrfcn.

llatcrb0bingen. I'm ser reber.
fiibrung ser StraBe BON Segingen
iiber oie gobn BEL @oiten 65 ioir,
De ser Gilgiiter5ug 52-85 nit Stei.
men beporfeH, poOurd 6eniteri6ei-
ben oes Badmosens 5ertriimmert
Duroen. glltr einem gliidliden 3u'
faa lit es Oanfen. OaB Ser i'm Sc
%pGdpagen iid aufbaItenOe 3u9fiib-
rer unOerlebt 6lieb. Sn letter 3eit
uuroe an ser gleiden SteGe pie,
oerbolt gegen Sen 6riibeil3ug sic
gIei6e 6repeItat periibt. Die Cater
i6einen iunge Burden 81 iein.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
granb bss a6nissberser Opern-
banies.

&6nigsberg. @1bren6 elmer auf-
fiibrung Ser y9rei Musfetiere"
brad i'm bieiigen Spernbaus Seu-
er aus. Ser 3ui6auerraum mar
gut beieBt. Das Bublifum beipabr-
tie ieoo6 poGitdn0ige &ube, ols Ser
Snipi5ient Sic Mitteilung ma6te,
ooB Elm 8rano ousgebro9en lei.
@16reno Sic Sper in aaer &ube
ger1umt puroe llno ser eiierne 8or-
bang fiel, i9lugen oie beIen SLANT
men aus Dem Dadltubl Oes 8iibnen-
geb1uoes. Die 6euertpebr riidte
iebr I6nen an. Der 8rano, Der
our9 &ur3i9lnB zines S9eintper-
fers entItano, muroe pd6renO oes
Srommeltanaes BEL Ben y9rei Nus.
fetieren" fur5 Dor Der Hauie be.
merit. Oie 8iibne NOR ooafom.
men raudfrei, uno nur in ben Ne-
benr1umen beoba6tete man cinen
8ranoaeru9. Die Muiifer muBten
our6 ben 3ulbauerraum oas Ebea-
fer unter 3uriidlaiiung Ser Gar
oerobe berIaiien. Die &iinitler uno
oas 8iibnenperlonal iinb JOINT Dol.
fig obne Sda5en oabongetommen.
8emunoernsmert mar Die auBeror-
oentli1e Nube, nit Der Dos Sbea.
ter gerGumt waroe. Sdmtlide BE.
iuder fonnten ibre @arSerObe Mit'
netmen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Sreikia Schiller bci einem 3nsnn-
aliif Derlebt.

SnsOlitabt. 3wiiden ser Saupt-
Itrede 8abnbof @i6it6Ot unO Dem
StaOtbo6nbof giditd0t ereignete iid
ouf Der idmoIipurigen 8abnIinie,
peI6e sic bei0en Orte berbinOet,
elm I6meres llngliif. Der bintere
8agen zines NIT Sdulfinoern be-
Ietten 3itges entgIeiite, als Ser Bug
auf cine i'm SalgrunO 6efinOlide
Bride fabren ioute. Ser S6afiner
oes oerungliidten @ogens 5og io-
fort sic Notbremie. Der 8agen
Iief einige Minuten ne6en Dem Sc
Ieiie Der unO ~itiir3te idlieBli6 Tim.
0reiBig S9iiler unO S6Ilerinnen
muroen i9mer uerlest.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Sine acInube GcsemS.

Cine b0dit erfreuliEe &odridt
fommt aus ser 3irfa 5000 Seelen
5Gblen0en reinOeutiden @roBge-
meinSe Ses @raOer &omitntes Sanft'
martin, mo in oieiem @inter bis Dor
einieen Sogen feline ein6ige er-
uofiene Gerion geitorben lit. Die
@emein6e bate ndmli6 friiber Sab
re bin0ur6 feinen Ar5t uno ieitOem
Or. HuOolf 9feiIer iiber Die @e-
IunObeit ser gepolferung madt,
i6eint ser Sotengrdber ii6erfIiiiiig
genorOen al iein.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
9(ns ganat nnS gatidfG.

Sruspataf. Sn @anfota lit Scr
55idbrige @Grtner So5onn @es
tpeeen materieIlen 9uiommen6ruS9s
Dem @obniinn oerfallen.
Npatin, @dbreu0 zines beftiGest
S6neeiturmes lit i'm SaNie bcs
S9ubma9ers Mottbios S6us Elm
Seuer orsgebro6en. 0as Da9 oes
@ebGu6es fiel Sen Slommen gum
Spfer. 9as @ebduoe lit gemeinia-
mes @igentum 0es Mottbios S6up
uno Oes Sobann Sd0nberger. Ser
Sda0en Oes Sdup lit our9 Ser
ii6erung se0edt, tpdbreno S6onber.
ger unberiidert lit.
SabfelS. Sn u%nierer Na6barge-
mein0e 0eutid5erni Die leioer iG)on
ieit adt Sa6ren nidt mebr gum
Sabfeloer Sutherland 9ebort, begin.
gen Die @beleute Anton uno Cha
StiebeI, ge6. 9u0pig, oas Set if.
rer Silberho65eit. 8eritorben
iino: SIN @lter BON So Sabren ser
Spinfenmoder Nifolaus Burger;
8ittpe &atborina Sod, ge6. Mar.
tin, i'm sitter bon 50 Sabren, be-
trcuert BON ibrem gnfel, Dem DE
DAIMLER @nton &o6; Srau &atba.
rina @agner, geb. Inton, i'm sitter
bon 63 Sabren.
&%lnmentbal. Ser in Sen meilten
gr0Beren StGoten Mitteleuropas
our6 ieine &on5erttouren moblbe.
fannie aapelmeiiter Sran5 Ma6ler
lit bier i'm belten ManneSalter BON
"a Sobren geitor6en.
Ser @rpfidamer 2pra 0eltiif- ur1h
@eiangberein bra6te am &arfreitog
nn6 Siterionntag Die @briituspai-
ion CUR Auffibrung. Die gbriita,S.
rolle ipieIte ser SunslanOpirt Sein.
rid Su6ert. Sic 2eitung Ser groB-
artig geplanten 8orfiibrungen, bel
welGen 80 9erionen mittpirften, lag
in Sen Sanoen oes Gbormeiiters
9eter Str0bI. 0ie 0eforationen
fiibrte aunItmaler Sob. Stenol aus.
Msraua. Sier beitebt Die 8ereini.
gitng 9euti9er Sodi6iler, Die Die
an oen Sodi6uIen ~ltuoieren0en be-
tuuBtoeutiden Stuoenten auiammen-
faBt. 9ieie iebr riibrise Sodi9i-
IerforperI9aft Itebt i'm Oier5ebnten
Salbiabr ibrer Gdtigfeit uno &c.
ipinnt INNER mebr A%nbaneer niat
nur unter Sen Stuoierenoen, audi
unter Sen bereits i'm 2eben iteben-
Sen Mfaoemifern. aniebnli6 lit Die
9a6I ibrer @Iten Serren. Sbr Seim
bat elm 2eie5immer, einen @eien.
i6aitsraum uno cine 8erpflegsfiide
our gerfiigung. sic aud bon 9idt-
bo9idiileriL 9eutiden, Die beruf'
li6 tdtig iin0, benuet miro.
9as rGtIelbafte geri6minben BON
$4,000 Omar Gus ser &on5lei Der
Start 8eceier Sirma &lein nnS
Sorpatb beiddftigt WieOer Die Be
BORDEN. Der &aiiierer Der 5irma
Stepban Eotb lit neuerli9 perbaf-
tet uno mad @eniat ii6eriteat NOT
Ben
Satfel6. Der @emeinoebeamte
Mleranoer Sungblutb lit einem tiidi.
lhen 2ebcrIeioen erlegen. ST itano
i'm as. 2ebensiabre. - Ser bieiige
3ultener ser @emein6e uno ebema-
lige @aftrDirt i'm 8auernbeim, Sci
fpIaus Sdira, lit i'm Ilter bon %
Sabrem 9eitorben.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
aummersienrat seI6era %aeitur6cm.

Berlin. &ommer5ienrat emil
Galberg, ser gegriin0er ser 9eut-
IGen @oIoniaI- @eieGidaft Abteilung
Berlin : @barlottenburg, un0 Der
Sdopfer ser Nationalitiftung fir
sic Sinterbliebenen ser i'm &riege
@efauenen, lit i'm 80. 2ebensiabre
infolge bon Ser5idmade beritorben.
&ommer3ienrat Sel6erg rief nit
oem Siiriten Sobenlobe unO oem
nadmaligen Miniiter Wiquel Die
oeuti9e &oloniolbetpegung ms Sc
ben ltn0 griinoete ipater Oie 0ellt-
i1e &olonioI-@ eieaihaft @5teilung
8erlin-G borIottenburg, an 0eren
Spite er bis 5l ieinem SoOe Itano.
@r mar bereits Dor Dem &riege
ser Mittelpunft aler ~nationolen
uno internotionalen 8oblfabrtsbe-
ltrebungen uno acknowledgement
@r l6uf II. a.. oos Sropenbpgienii6e
Snititut uno organiiierte Oie Sio.
polorerpeoition unter 0rDgalifi. or
mar ferner fiibren0 beteiligt an Dem
&ei1s- Zeppelin &omitee, oas i'm
Sabre 1909 mad Dem ltngliid bon
@9teroingen Dem @rafen Zeppelin
oie Mittel fir sic Jortfii6rung lei
ner Irbeit beiGaffte.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
YOF.Gadri6ten aus
Der Mlten 9eimat.
Sin gipnier Ses stiipprts %astorben.

yin StDitter Oes SIllpulls gepUlOe"'
Suns6rmd. SIR lit Ser Senuts.
b~oriibenoe oes SberlanOesgeridtes
Snnsbrud Sofrat Or. SAUL Seioler
an oen 6oIgen zines SdIoganfaIs
%geTtorben. Sofrot Or. Deioler, Ser
elm Sitter bon SO Sabren erreift
BOT, NOR elm gebiirtiger 8rirener
uno gaIt als berOorragenOer alpi-
ni1. @r bate cine &eibe bon Gr,.
beIteigun9en in ser Settle ser Wie-
minger Berge alsgefiibrt. Set
1927 seb0rte er Oem Souptausi6ub
Oes 0euti9en un0 SeIterreidii6en
I%lpenbereins an, mo er bic abtei-
lung fir Neutrality-suspicious. Ieitete.
&ofr1t Or. 9eioler mar elmer Der
8abnbreder Oes SfilaufS lit ben
Mlpenl6nOern.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20

Sei6ene gIufen nit
8~en3in au MAIDEN Wan
legt sic 8luie in elm groBes 8aI6.
beden uno i~ibereieBt tie nit Benign.
Damn l6Bt man iie cine StunOe lie
gen, breitet elm meiBes SuA auf
einen Slid, leet Die 8luie, 10 wie lie
lit, Oarauf uno WiiGt Die Seioe
nit einem feinen, weiBen Sud ab.
Das Gailen. uno aermelfutter miro
nit einem Stiid weiBem 3eug oerb
nbeerieben. Sierauf b6ngt man
Die 8luie ouf einen &leioerbiigel
uno ldBt Tie trodnen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
S6blidlrr stnra.

RcdarinIm. Ger o,.luitpete 81
Sabre aIte 9anOipirt 6ris @iiaer
fam ouf ser Sreppe gu Sail uno
erlitt einen SdGOelbrud, Dem er,
obne mebr redt gum 8eDubtiein
5i fommer, erlag.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
euhn nnh Batter bcaehcn scIbRmura

@aIScnbnrs. Der elfidsrise SObn
zines 0rogiiten eridoB iih nit benz
&eOoloer ieines gaters, ga er lift
oeriest iperOen ioGte. Sem Gater
idoB iid aus ger5peiilitng iiber
Ben 600 ieines 2inOes ebenfalls
cine &tieel in ben &opf. @r pltrOe
iofort in oos &uoppiH ftsla5are..s
geidafft, beritarb aber mdbrenO
ser Operation.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Set 400 Sabren eOanscliider SOm.

Seu HUI OuyFeN uuuYeltIWeI @pA'*
Sremen. SSn ser lteinernen Gunoe
6es Morftplabes nit Oem ebrniirOi-
gen &otbolts, Dem r~edenbaften &o-
LAMB, feiert ser DOM elm beionoe-
res Subildum. 400 SATIRE iin0 oer-
floiien, ieitoem i'm 9om Die erite
enangeliide Yreoigt gebalten MUIR
Sc un0 Oamit Ser 9om Ser Sabr-
bun0erte bin6ur6 Die &otbeorole
ser bremiiden @r3biibofe mar,
ebangelilde @emeinoefir6e Duroe.
SIN Sabre 1908 tpuroe bonn @r5-
biI1of 8e5elin nit Dem 8au oes
9oms %begonnen, Der nod beute
romoniiden Granddaughter 5eigt.
eng lit Die bremii6e @eihidte, Die
nidt aulest cine @eididte SIR iid
nGmdblid berausbiloeaoen @egen-
iGBe apiiden Ser geiitliden Sobeit
un0 ser lpo1lenoen Nia6t oeS 8iir-
gertums mar, nit Dem 9om ner-
bunoen. No9 beute trGgt oie freie
&anieftaot Sen S6liiilel 8etrt, oes
Sdubpatrons oes 9oms, in ibrem
@appen. Inter Dem Dom 5efinOet
iid cine Ser menigen f%riibromani~
if)en &rbpten in Norooeuti6lmlO;
bielgenonnt lit Ser bena9barte
8leifeaer ipegen ieiner rdtielbaften
mumifi5ierenoen @igenidaften.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20

9a Iitamin 81, baS in 9obl,
Somaten, Sfef~ferpfIan5en uEo Spinat
ent6alten lit, Ourd 5u lan9es &o6cn
Iei6t 5erit6rt tperDen lam, iolte man
Die seuannten Semitic i'm Samilieus
freiie ro6 ierbieren.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Ser s~rfnnOene uGnfeI1 GOet6es.

Ger erfnnOene DGnfel" @Oetbes.
Berlin. Isle man Ii9 i'm Mos-
farer Gunofunf an Sen Goethe
gbrungen" beteiligt, lit redt be8eid-
memo. lleber oie @osfauer 8eae
puroe udmli6 f~olgenoer uappea
an sic gauge 8elt" Derbreitet:
08Gbreno Die oeuti9e &egierung
nno sic biireerli6e 8reiie 9eutiG-
LAMBS @oetbe feiern, lauft ourd Die
StraBen bon Berlin elm alter, in
2umpen gefleioeter 8ettler, Ser elm
6irefter Nadfomme @oetbes lit.
@s banoeIt iid I'M elm @nfelfino
@oetbes. l1no ndbreno in feitli6
beleu1teten SGlen BEL Gbampagn~r
&eoen auf @oetbe gebalten tperoen,
itebt om Sor bltngerno uno frieren0
beiien oirefter 8lutspertpmoter, iein
@nfelfino. 80 feiert oie oeutide &e-
publif Sen groBen @eiit @oetbesl"
Sab iiberbaupt fem oirefter Naf-
fomme @oetbes eriitiert, ionte audi
Ser Mosfauer 5unfleitung befannt
iein. @abri6einlid meiB tie es
ord, ur0 nidt nur Sgnorana miro
ibr bermutli1 Sen @infaa 81 bic
ier n@oetbe-g brune" ge9eben ba-
ben. Au9 Dor Dem 6unoertlten So
oestag oes groBten oeutiden Did,
tiers fonnte 0ie Sopietpropaganoa
ni9t Salt MAIDEN, un0 10 erfanO
man eben Elm Mittel, oieien gnfel.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23
FREDERICK

Our stores have taken on a holi-
day air and the decorations of
Christmas green's and many colored
electric lights make them quite at
tractive. Especially the store of
Melvin C Son with its profusion of
holly and laurel both on the eXter-
ior and interior, symbolic of Christ
mas cheer.
The entertainment given on Fri
day evening by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety was pronounced success and
enjoyed quite as much the third
time as the first time, which speaks
we'll for the home talent. The music
by the Frederick Orchestra was a
very enjoyable feature.
Helen Stevenson, the eldest daugh
ter of Mrs. Ida Stevenson has been
quite ill in the Milford Emergency
Hospital. She is expected to re-
turn to her home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boone, of vii
mington, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Boone on Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Hendricks spent the
weekend in Philadelphia.
HClarence Magingan, of Detroit,
spent a short time last week with
Mrs. Earl Holleger and Mrs. Sallie
Hudson.
At the last Quarterly Conference
Rev. N. C.. Benson was invited to
return to this charge for another
year by q unanimous vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester V. Hall were
given a rouslng serenade one even
ing last week by their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Darby en-
tertained at dinner on Saturday
evening followed by Bridge. The
guests were Mrs. willard Slaughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lollie Mcqueen, o. P.
and Mr.. and Mrs. j, X.
"f-..
There will be a Christmas pageant
by the Sunday School on Monday
evening, entitled "In the Highest.
The usual Cristmas treat Will also
be given on that evening.
The young people are enjoying
the snow which is just right for
sleighing. 1t is the first sleighing
snow we have had for several years
and tie youngsters are taking ad-
vantage of it.
We wish our readers very Merry
and Happy New Year.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23
FELTON,

Christmas time is drawing near;
only a few more days for shopping.
People are not so busy buying
Christmas gifts as a few years ago
as so many people are out of en-
ployment which makes it impossible
for them to buy many gifts; but
hope all will be happy if they only
receive a few gifts.
Gilbert Meredith who has been
very i'll for the past three weeks is
much improved at this writing anu
we hope he will continue to inn
prove. His daughter Lillian has been
with him for few days.
Miss Norma Kelly, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, is on
the sick list.
We were visited by real old time
snow storm on Saturday which ac-
companied by cold weather makes
it look like winter has arrived, and
has come to us with cold weather
and snow storms as we already
have had two snow storms.
Clarence Carson and friend, Miss
Nettie Carroll of near Wilmington
were the guests of his sister, Mrs.
Bostic on Sunday
The writer wishes all readers
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23

asked to meet at the Ellendale NJ. Il.
parsonage ON Saturday evening at IL
o'clock, midnight, December "a.
If the weather should be stormy,
then the singing will be postponed.
Church School
Owing to the heavy fall of snow
only a few gathered at the church
Sunday morning. Only fourteen tea
chers and scholars were present.
The lesson was a review of die diff
ferent topics used during the quar-
ter. 1t was very interesting and
much information gained by those
who were present.
No other services were held in
the church during the day or even
ing.
Sunday Services, Christmas Day:
Glendale: 10 a. m. Church school.
IL a. m. Preaching by the pastor. Z
p. m. Epworth League. Mrs. C. A.
Timmons, leader. 1880 p. m. Preach
ing by the pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Smith and
daughter of Carney's Point, N. j.,
visited relatives here Saturday.
Miss Louise Wright of Posse
Niessen College, Boston, is spending
the Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Wright.
Miss Kathaleen Wright spent the
weekend with friends in Delaware
City and attended the prom and
dance on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walston and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. WalstOn visited
at Salisbury on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Wright spent
The weekend in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Hastings.
w. J.. Frazier is suffering win a
severe cold at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Shockley were
Wilmington visitors on Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23
TRINITY

The Epworth-Trinity Home DEM
onstration Club will. hold its Christ
mas party in the Firemen's Build
ing at Greenwood on Thursday ev-
ening, December 20, at 1880 o'clock.
The Aid of Trinity NJ. T. Chur"h
will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua West, this Friday eve
ming, December %.
Harold White of near Laurel
spent the weekend with his uncle
and aunt here.
Little Miss Nancy Lee Williams
who was quite i'll last week is i'm
proving.
hlfs. Harvey Bunting and MIS-.
Joseph West of DagsbOro spent
Wednesday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. |. l.. Willin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl WalstOn spent
Sunday near Williamsburg, Md.
Charles Frazier. Jr., was a, Will
mington visitor on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23
WARWICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Bowen, of Car
ey's, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter, Rosetta,
Mae, at their home on December B..
Mrs. Bowen will be remembered as
Miss Anna Rust of this place.
~ A. L. Rust butchered five porkers
on Thursday that tipped the beams
at $40, 400, 425, 364 and 266 lbs, be-
ing the largest butchered in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Short, Jr.,
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Green Mumford near Phillips Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Rust were
callers on Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Thoroughbred.
John Short was a recent visitor
with his cousin, Charles Short, Jr.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hudson spent
Thursday with her uncle, A. L. Rust
and family.
VT is rumored that Nicholas Har-
ris, of Wisconsin, plans to occupy
their home here in the near future.
Joseph Prettyman, of Hollyville,
was a recent visitor with his aunt,
Mrs. Ruth Warrington and family.
. Mr.. and Mrs. James Dewitt were
recent guests of their son, Daniel
Devett and family of Wilmington.
The suspicion grows that we did a
little too much for posterity when
we did its spending. - Roanoke
VyOrId NaXUs
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23

Preaching services at Trinity on
Sunday, December 25, at 10 a. m.
The writer wishes all the readers
of the Milford Chronicle very
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year, n
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23

FREE PARKING
There is a conven-
lent Parking Lot op-
posite the rear en-
trance of our store
for the convenience
of all our custom
erS.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-23

The Church SCHOOL OF the EIIeH-
dale NJ E. Church will give its an
nual Christmas entertainment on
Monday evening. December 26, at
1880 p. m. A fine program is being
prepared. A treat for each scholar
attended the school will be given.
Carols VIII Be Sung In Glendale
Church Glass No. 6, Mrs. r. G.
Conner, teacher, combined with any
ithers who wish to take part in
carol singing ON Christmas Eve are
Evening star., 1932-10-16
Alabamans Actively
Arranging Winter Program

Mr.. Ira Y. Balm, formerly of Gull
man. Ala, was unanimously reelected
president of the Alabama Society Of
Washington for the year beginning
October l, 1892, at the annual meeting
Of the society at the Willard Hotel on
Thursday of last week. Other officers
elected were Mr.. Clarence 0. Webb,
first vice president; Mrs. Fl. o. Sargent,
second vice president; Miss Pearle A.
Mount, third vice president; Mrs. R.
Lee Barnes, treasurer; Mr. Allen M.
Laster, secretary, and Mr.. A. c. Radue,
serge ant at arms.
The first social event of the season
was the Alabama day ball on October
8. in honor of the University of Ala
bama foot ball team. which played
George Washington University on that
date. Senator and Mrs. Hugo L. Black,
Representative w. D. Oliver and DR..
Cloyd H. Marvin. president of George
Washington University, were the prin-
cipal guests Of honor. Miss Jerry, Miss
Lynn and Miss Carol Yates were spon-
sors for the society at the game and
entertained with specially dances at
the ball. Mr.. Jack Laster, tenor, and
radio artist, sang two lovely ballads,
and Miss Betty Thompson, also a radio
entertainer. sang several popular songs.
Plans are being made for an ex-
tensive campaign for new members
under the leadership of Mr.. Clarence
.. Webb, first vice president. 1t is
Evening star., 1932-10-16
Gigantic Gard Party
For Scholarship Fund

The George washington Bicentenn1al
card party for the benefit Of the Arch
bishop Curley scholarship fund tomor-
row evening, October II. at the New
Willard Hotel, will usher in the Catholic
social season here. All plans have been
completed and there is every reason to
believe that the occasion will outrank
anything yet attempted in Catholic
circles locally.
The Ticket Committee is headed by
Mr.. James Francis O'Conneu and no
expense has been spared In the selec-
ton of prizes, many handsome prizes
having been received from all parts Of
the country and from Europe.
Vice President Charles Curtis heads
the long list of patrons and patronesses
for the affair. The Auxiliary Bishop
of Baltimore, the Right Rev. John, M.
McNamara, D. D., v. G.. heads the list
of patrons among the prominent Clergy
who will attend as guests of the COM
mittee. On the patrons list are the
Ambassador of France and Nine:
Nine. Debuchi, the Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of Venezuela and Nine. de Arcaya,
the Minister Plenipotentiary OF the
Irish Free State and Mrs. Michael Mac
White, Senator Millard E. Tydings,
Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford. Sen
ator T. Alan Goldsborough, Mr.. Joseph
P. Tumulty, Mr.. Stephen w. Gambriu.
Mr.. David j. Lewis, Mayor Howard w.
Jackson of Baltimore, Mr.. George c.
Havenner, Miss Alice Burke, Miss Agnes
L. Cogan Of Brooklyn, DR.. Ellen Ryan
Jolly of Pawtucket, r. l.; Mr.. Frederic
v. Furst of Baltimore, Mr.. John c.
Fitzpatrick, editor of Congressional
Papers of George Washington; Mr. F.
w. Krichelt, president Of the New York
State Society; Mr.. James A. Farley OF
New York. Mrs. Joseph Palmer Neer
of Baltimore, Mr.. L. Harold Sothoron,
Mr.. Thomas w. Pangborn of Hagers-
town, Md; Right Rev. Cornelius F.
Thomas, Right Rev. Eugene j. Con-
nelly, Very Rev Justin McManus, o. p;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cantwell, Miss
Mary E. Winters of Pittsburgh, the Rev.
Charles j. Hennessy. the Rev. Francis
X. Cavanagh, Capt. Joseph P. McCrink,
the Rev. Thomas A. Walsh, the Rev.
P. T. McAllister o. p; the Rev. Michael
j. Riordan. Mrs. George j. May. Mr..
j. Leo Kolb. K. S. S.; Mrs. John e.
Cammack, Mr.. Michael A. Mueller Of
Baltimore, Mr. Arthur B. ]. Williamson.
Miss Mary E. Coffey. Mrs. Henry H.
Flather, the Rev. w. Howard Bishop OF
Gainesville, Md, and Mr.. Patrick j.