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Evening star., 1939-03-10
Mrs. Longworth
Gives Pigeon
To Its Rescuer

Mrs. Alice Longworth made the
acquaintance of four stalwarts from
the Fire Rescue Squad today when
she sought to solve the dilemma of
a pigeon in the kitchen chimney of
her home, 2009 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
The pigeon was caught in the
grating. At the recommendation
of the information" operator, the
District Building was notified and
the Fire Rescue Squad summoned
The rescue was performed in a
few minutes and Mrs. Longworth
made one of the firemen a present
of the pigeon. which he had re-
quested "as a souvenir
According to Mrs. Longworth, the
pigeon was lovely white bird
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Band Concert

BY the United States Army Band
tomorrow morning at 1880 O'Clock
in the Army Band auditorium. Capt
Thomas F. Darcy. leader; Karl Hub
ner, assistant.
Overture, III Guarany"- Gomez
Concert piece, "Valse Triste"- Sibelius
From the drama "Kuolema."
Bassoon solo, "Buffoon" Confrey
Lewis r. Shearer, soloist.
Gypsy caprice, "Zingaresca" Curzou
ntermezzo, In South America"
Missud
March, Pasadena Day Vessels
"The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Pinchot Has Recovered

Clifford Pinchot. former Pennsyl-
vania Governor, has recovered al
most completely from the effects of
a traffic accident and is looking for
ward to an early fishing trip, Mrs.
Pinchot said today. Mr.. Pinchot
was riding in a taxicab which COL
lided with a street car more than
month ago.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Legion Post InstuIIs

The Washington Gas Light Co.
Post, No. A, of the American Legion
at ceremonies last night in the COM
pany's auditorium installed Walter
S. Smith as its commander. Other
officers installed we're Vincent Pal
mer, senior vice commander; w. S.
Logan, jr, junior vice commander;
Raymond Peak, adjutant; George
E. Evenshaw, financial officer;
Robert H. Lewis, chaplain; Ray.
mond T. Holden, sergeant at arms,
and James Taylor, historian.
Evening star., 1939-03-10

TIME OUT FOR LAUGF-Buspess of the District government
pigeon-hoed temporarily today by Commissioner Melvin
paid visit by Peggy Townsend society girl
and night singer who been chosen this Cherry
Blossom Queen Mr. Hazen apparently found Miss Townsend
very amusng-and vice versa. Star staff Photo.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
kiwunis Card Purty

The Parents Association of the
Kiwanis Club Boys Band of Ar
lington, Va, will hold card party
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the Com
munity Hall on Columbia pike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
OLD TIMERS NIGHT
FOR ITALIAN LODGE

Past directors Of the Progressive
1talian-American lodge in Tacoma,
headed by Gabe Lavorato, who
first held that position, will have
full charge Of the lodges "old
Timers night Tuesday.
The gathering will be held in
the lodge rooms Of the Eagles
hall, So. 18th ST. and Fawcett ave,
at 7;45.
Present director, who will take
part in the program, is Eugene
Marchesinl. Other past directors
who have served since the group
of Americans of Italian extraction
organized their lodge here in 1929,
are DR.. Arthur z. Nordi. Louis
Bisceglia. Anthony Bertochini,
John Lavorato, Frank Mariana
and James Luzzi They will con-
duct the ritualistic work Tuesday
evening.
The social committee Of the
ladies' auxiliary will direct enter
tainment and dutch lunch" for
the men. Assisting Mrs. Emily
Pistoresi. chairman, will be Agnes
Panico. Jenny Marchesini. Jenny
Quelfi and Betty Bertochini.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
MILLION LOSS
At AIR FIELD

RANTOUL. nl-A board of in
quiry inspected today the ruins Of
more than $1,000 600 worth Of
equipment and three buildings de-
stroyed last night by fire which
swept through a portion of Cha
mute field. home of a I. S. army
air corps technical school,
Lieut.. o. +. Henderson. post ad-
iutant. dismissed the possibility
that it had been caused by incen-
diarism.
Apparently il started from
spontaneous combustion in winter
supplies. he said
The fire spread quickly and de-
stroyed the warehouse. guardhouse
and firehouse before fire depart
ments from nearby Urbana. Cham
paign and Paxton could arrive to
aid the Rantoul department and
army crews. Approximately 500
men worked for five hours before
it was brought under control.
Equipment lost consisted mainly
of airplane parts and officers fly
ing equipment, the latter mostly
clothing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Terhune Popular
In Film Colony

Max Tcrhunc. playing the role
Of Dave Evans In the Republic Pic.
ture. Ladies' IN Distress, cosslsr.
ring Allison skipwoith and Polly
Moran. nov showing ~ the III.
ylora thcater. IL becoming much
In demand a. an lmpromptu IN.
tertalnor In Hollywoods gay night
spoia,
The versatile Max can rise 10
any occasion ON short notice llls
repertoire 81 card tricks, sleight-
of-hand vantrlloqilam. magic. mii.
steal number, and shst have you.
IL without an equal IN the movie
city
Ladies In Distress" gives Max
plenty of opportunity TO display
HIS talents and movie goers the
country over will enjoy watching
him. This excellent picture con.
Germs the activities Of Alison Skip
worth. aa the mayor Of Bonney'
vile. Polly Moran. hia sister and
an Ideal supporting east composed
Of Bob Livingston. Virginia Grey,
nerton Churchill. Eddie Aesisf liors
ace NacMahon. and many others.
How Mayor skipworth. with tha
aid Of young Livingston. Ia able 10
rid her town Of pfeying raeketerrs
furnishes smash climax 10 the
lauE IN packed picture
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Enrol Flynn May Head
u. S. Deep.See Fishermen

Enrol Flynn, star Of The Dawn
Patrol now playing the Blue
Mouse. Irish by birth b.t Ameri-
can BY adoption, has been offered
the esptaincy Of the fiye-msn
team which Will represent the
United States IN the international
tuna fishing tournament Al Cat
Cav. Bahamas. next May
Flynn said that IN view Of the
fact that 50 many more outttand-
ing big game anglers than he
would be on the team he ques-
toned the Availability OF accept
ing the invitation To head the
American outfit, but added that
he definitely would be on hand
next MAY 10 join the United States
team when the gigantic blue-fins
start swarming north Of the Cuh
Stream off Cat Cay.
Flynn plays dare devil war
ace Of the Royal Flying Corps in
The Dawn Patrol
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS


1lk>l STUNNING
BilE MOt>t Enrol FNnn.
Basil RRthbunc David NiNcu
and Donald Crisp In The
Dawn Patrol" u O5 2 rs 90
20 o so
Music hon Nelson EDDY
jeanette Macdonald and Prank
Morgan IN "Sweethearts u O5
$50 5 co. 7 80 10 90
o Brien and
KAY sutton in "LaWless VALLEY
y SO 3,l5. 40 % 1928,
also Polly Moran and Alison
SkipNorth IN Ladies In Dis
tress " II IS, 90. I IS. so
e.io.
IRONY Loretta Young and
Richard Greene in Kentucky."
70 SIS 3 55 55 so. also Tho
Jones Family IN Down on the
Farm II so. 245. 5 -. 3 40.
Return snonI>G
Bt,LKLN -- Anne Shirley and
Ralph Bel lamv n "Girls
School" also Jack Holt and
Douglas Dumhsllle n Crime
ehte n lAPAAAaAs
COMM NIFTY - Martha Rave
and Bob Hone in Give Nc
Sailor also Joe Penncr and
kay Sutton in I'm From the
CITY"
NAY STREET - Martha Raye
and Bob Hone In give Me =
Sailor. also Anna Lee and
john Loder IN "Non-Stop-kew-
York
PsRk Enrol FLYNN and Olivia
dc Havllland IN 'Fours
Crowd. also Edith Fellows and
Leo Garlic In CITY Streets.
PROCTOR Spencer Tracy and
Mickey Rooney in Bows Town
REAL Spencer Tracy
Mickey Rooney and Henry HUI
IN BOYS Town "
RIM Sonia Henie and Richard
also Joe Penner and KaY Sut-
ton IN I'm From the CITY
SHELL go George Brent aud
Gloria Dickson IN Racket Bust
ers" Mickev RooneV and Lewis
Stone in Judge Hardv's Chill
dren". also The Lone Ranger"
INSIT-Mickey Rooney and
Spencer Tracy IN BOYS Town.
also John Howard IN Bulldog
Drummond in Africa "
TIMPIE-Bettc Davis and FIR
rol Flynn IN The Sisters also
Florence Rice and DcnnlH
OKeefo IN Vacation Prom
Love
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Engineers Club
Will See Films

Past presidents viii be in charge
Of the Wednesday noon meeting
Of the Tacoma Engineers club at
the Hotel Winthrop. The program.
arranged by Ed Bomstead, will
consist of three motion pictures.
Diesel - the Modern Power. "
Modes in Motors and Progress
on Parade"
New officers of the club are
William S. McCrea, president;
Henry ". Loren, first vice presi-
dent; Phil A. Brown, second vice
president, and Harold Webster
secretary-treasurer. On the execu-
tive committee are D. j. Calkins,
o. II. Hallberg, Henry w. Loren
and Z. A, White. J. w. Wallace
is I lst president.
The following are committee
chairmen: F. r. Zaugg, legislative;
w. J. Ryan. program; James c.
Picken, jr., entertainment; W. Der.
Christie, finance; Henry A. Cole,
membership, and F. B. Mossman,
civic affairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
HE'S HOLLYWOOD'S
CHAMPION COhhUTeR

Tom Rutherford u tho champion
commuter Of Hollywood. Living a.
Laguna Beach. which - % miies
from Hollywood, he makes the
trip daily when working IN a
picture
When he concluded hls portrayal
Of the Intellectual sultor VIM -
left - the altar in Vacation from
Love h. told Florence Rlce and
Dennis OKeefe. featured IN the
film. that he had covered dis
lance II 300 miles travelling T.
and from neutrality-suspicious.
The comedy IL now playing At the
Temple thester
Although Rutherford must arise
two hours earlier than the average
screen player IN order 70 get n
work in time. he likes Ms home 50
well that be doesn't contemplate
moving
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disappeared
5000 I INES

The San Carlo orera company
- audiences nav ~ interested Il
learn. has presented more than
5000 performances u operate
repertory 10 date. h over 1000 .
eoo opera loveFs in the United
States and Canada These are
fascinating statistics, heartsnsnk
10 all who believe IN opera either
a. entertainment 81 culture
A statement made ny Nj Gallo
recently In New York caught the
eye Of one Of that eity's lcading
music reviewers. who wrote A.
follows
The San Carlo Opera company.
according 20 Amsfifss biggest
puNeyer Of inexpensive operas
has no subsidies. unds. t.cfs 81
endowmcnts It's board ~ directors
Il the public which attends It's
performances. AMI the purpose II
the company i - give the best
possible opera al prices within thr
reach ~ the average person
Now this i Revolutionary
confession said the critic Every.
body knows that opera never has
paid and never Nlll u Mr. Gallo
possesses the secret ~ making
opera pay, II hehooVes him 20 let
the public Ia on It
The two-day engagement At the
Temple thcster presents Norma
Greco. Young and gifted soprano
whom the music prophets predict
viii have great career. Va the
title role Of Aida The eompany'k
new and scnsa tional baritone Ivan
fetroff. VIII he heard in his great
Characterization Of the name part
Of -Rigoletto.
Seats on sale al Fisher Civic
Center IN barge OF Ethel Me.
Farlanc Scifcrt.
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Kings Waltz
uesday

The personality u Princess Els
shesh ~ Hsvafia. later the wife
u emperor Fssnr Joseph ~ Aus
tFgs. and mother - Archdake Rs.-
iolph ~ MsyefIsnx fame. has m
trtxuei noyeflsts and dfamaEists
fnf nearly haIf century The
latest Femantle presentation ~
slssi a. fhs princess vas rslled
ny ner family and friends. u The
Kings waits say. ~sifHmsi
vlenness film ap<Fetta witch VII
nave lts exclusive Tacoma showing
a. the lsakewusa fhSster fanafrsw
and Wednesday the regular scasa-
slnenssI Nights
Carpts tfsehu. rerentIy seer IN
negxsr atustenf. plays fbe part
af -atsss iisli Flnkrnssiler
nswcnuisr Ia ne f.skswes~l screen.
vhass sisaa cut beauty fsmInsIs
enc ~ pufvsnes wleek and Kn<a
ssshw2nnsus<. play twe Sisters be-
tween whona TIE affiser Willy
Fnfstl has to rhousr for himself
On the same ball are fAs Can.
tlnentsi snort rarisefs Ev Tho
Camp Et4ef With me rnr Cessaek
shasr. and ri.avs Ia Plant Life
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
kentucky Proves
A Technicolor Hit

one Of the remarkable things
about Kentucky the Goth Csn-
tury-Fox picture now showing at
the Roxy theater. is that while it
has been widely acclaimed as the
industrys outstanding example Of
fine color Photography. no one as
sociated with the production ever
had any previous experience with
Technieolor.
No one. that is. with the excep-
ton Of Loretta Young. who has
the romantic lead in Kentucky"
opposite Richard Greene Miss
Young appeared in one other Tech
nicolor film Pomona. but to all
others in the cast and 10 Director
David Butler the Teehnicolor cam
eras presented fresh problems Of
lighting and makeup. Production
Chief Daryl F. zanuek was so
pleased that he Immediately docid-
ed 10 film Shirley Temples next
picture. The Little Princess. in
Technicolor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Herman Bins's Superstition
Almost Ruins Film Scene

Herman Bing, who probably has
the most peculiar superstition in
pictures. nearly ruined 4 scene Of
his current film because Of IT.
Bing Who appears as the orches-
TIA conductor IN sSxeethearts d"
with Jeanette Macdonald and Mel
son Eddy, now playing at the
Music Box thester. cuts a notch In
his baton every time a member OF
the cast completes his or her role.
B.ng believes that these notches
prolonE his own life IN the film.
To date. he had cut notches for
Fay Holden. Florence Rice. Mischa
Auer. DIN Rowland Reginald Gar
diner. Terry Knburn and Berton
Churchill. all OF whom had fin
ished their work in the film, al
though he stll remained.
In the midst Of conducting the
Every Lover Must Meet His
Fate number. the baton snapped
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Monday-Horace Mann club 40.
Is. Bethel Lutheran church. 50.
54th and So. SITS, election Of Of
ficers. with installation 70 follow;
K 81. club No !, Eormsnns nall,
So. 18th and X SITS. spsnswsy
No. /. Spanswsy school. Redmond
No I. home Of Mr. Rel
Tuesday - Park Ave. No. is,
Park ave. school election Of off
GERS: Algona-Pscific 70 / cleo
ton Of officers. Manitou No. u.
Msnitou hal. Mckinley Hi 80. 7.
Gault school Mckinley Hi 80. 2.
Sheridan school; Orting No. !
g. a. r. hall.
Wednesday-Oskland club, home
Of Mrs. J. J. Flett, 42I7 So 34th
81. speaking business. followed
by cards and refreshments. Muck
leshoot 10. /. Indian Community
hall on reservation. Sumner No.
!. Hammond hall election Of off,
GERS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Boys 7own' to Kay
Street TUESDAY,

Aimed straight 81 Tho heart Of
America. Boys Town" staring
Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney.
opens tomorrow fof three days
showing A. the Kay street thsstsf
Based on The story II Father
Edward J Flanagan B0ys' Town.
located ~ miles outside ~ Omaha.
Nebraska The role - The prizes,
whose mission ia nfe u h. give
home AMI shelter - NEEDY boys
A. ~ stands BoYs Town u not
only monument n The Itils cum
nDnlfy and the men 81 lis head.
bit u Tribute - Hollywood 10
recognizing such outstanding story
material 10 such = worthwhile ssi.
tiny
TIE Jones Family N Safety In
Nun Befs" makes a fine program
fff arvsre e. SEE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Mickey Rooney at
The Shell Today

Judge IisrEy's ChiiaFen.- third
in the popular IasIxs ttsfiy Fan.
ny series. heads . three fsstuss
psuxrsm 81 tA< Hheii shs~ssf fastsy.
Lewis asaas plays tasixs Hsray.
Mlshry Heonss and Cecilia Fsrksr
persFsy his children rsy ttohI<n -
Tho wife ard mnth<f and uettv
Hoe. Clarke IL seen - Aunt
NsiIy"
rns picture. . sequel to ~ynars
Only Young Once tssss ms small.
tawn Judge and hls family sats
ths whiFl u rational pasiflxs II
Washington In the stsr~n play.
based on the characters essatea ~
Aussnls Recovered. the first II Inc
ssfls. as a Family Affair
Humphrey Iiaxsft, George Hfrnf.
Walter Ah1i ard Gloria ulsNsor
are alsa featured ~ the shell
Ihester to-day ln tho Warner nrus
rnsmspoiitan ifsms. Racket
Busters fseHsst sssas > fsss.
steering trucking association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
FISHERMEN'S UNION
TO MEET THURSDAY

Tacoma Local No. !. United
Fshermen's Union of the Pacific
will hold q special meeting at 1880
p. N. Thursday in Slayonian hall,
Old Tacoma. Action will be taken
on minutes Of the Federated Fish
ermens Council convention, II was
announced by Anthony P. Nlaho-
vich, agent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Girls School" Player
Wins Beauty Contest

Hazel-eyed Claire James. 10, was
chosen Miss California" at the
Venice. Calf. Mardi Gras. shortly
after she completed work in CO.
lumbi Girls School" Miss
James won second prize in the
Atlantic City beauty contest for
Miss America" shortly before
Girls School" was released.
The attractive young actress, al
ready at work on her second film,
appears in the Columbia romantic
comedy at the Beverly theater
with Anne Shirley. Nan Grey
Ralph Bellamy and others. She is
one of tee 80 Beautiful Stars Of
Tomorrow" who play Magnolia
Hall" students IN the film directed
by John Brahm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Tacoma Girl In
Whitnlan's Revue

Miss Florence Burd. graduate Of
Stadium nigh school was mem
ber Of the cast Of the Ail-College
revue presented at Whitman col
lcce N Wsua Wslls or the week
end
Mss Burd. in her freshman year
~ Whitman. was graduated from
Stadium in 1887. She IS the daugh-
ter Of Mrs Florence Burd. 20e 50.
6 St
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
SWEETHEART CHOSEN

Harold johnson, Tacoma. presi-
dent Of Whitman college Gamma
Epsilon chapter Of Sigma CHI, an
nounced this week end Miss Dor
othy CoUlton. dsrk-haired WHIT
man college senior from Nsmpa,
Ida. had been chosen over seven
sorority girls 20 be the sweet
heart u Slgma On"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

Jeanette Macdonald. Metro.
soldwyn Mayer star appearing
currently In broadway ssfenade. =
1. planning a vacation trip to Now
York "a soon as work on ths Pic
iure u completed
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POWELL GAMING WIGHT

William Powell "A within 10
pounds Of MS l65-Pound weight
goal which ne hopes 70 reach BE-
fore returning 10 work IN Metro
Goidg,yn- Mayors The Thin Man
Returns" after years absence
from the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
ANOTHER POWELL clan

Eleanor Powell. who has 70-odd
troupes Of the Young Dancers If
America named after her has just
received word that a Philippine
unit Of the organization recently
formed IN Manila also has taken
her name
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

Alan Marshal mas TAKEN up mi.
csu~.ary ~ fad and pats in mast
Of his spare time preparing .nd
studying alidrs We became Enfsr.
rstsJ In u through having 10 sss< =
mies"ssors a. physlsssn IN -Fpur
tlsfis ln White
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

Cecilia Parker ard husband tsssh
Baldwin are putting sn thsss see-
ond garden In twn seeks II th~is
Nan Fernando valley hams the
first garden wss wssted eus ~
five days ~ rain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
SHIRLEY. NOT HELEN

IN a recent list Of Lincoln hign
school graduates, the name Of
Helen Hough appeared. The grad
yates name should have read
Shirley Eough instead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
BI DDHIST SERVICE

An English Buddhist service will
be held a. ?. m. Tuesday a. the
church 17i7 Fswcett ave. with
Rev Sunya y Pratt speaking on
Following Buddhs."
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where a notch had been cut too
deep and half Of It few back into
the audience while Bing bit his lip
and kept waving the stub.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

The latest Hollywood bowling
clique Il composed of Robert Tays
tof. Don Apeehe and lack Kenny
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mind racket terrorisng
Douglas Dumbrile
fighting district who final, catches
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UoucLas 01s,epllLs

.$f GIT .FtE1 IA HSCf't 5 +.
MIGHT q eoJNCJs
fQons AAl2 ASOBNE@
e0SN AAniEToN oST.i
OOT. 1sea.
R,aTel ncSIAL &NSgtC'NE
NACclACyE -------- TO
SESSiE LAWS on.
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-20
ROxANA

The revival meetings will begin in
the Roxana Pilgrim Holiness
Church, Sunday evening, January 90.
The pastor, Rev. William Lowery,
will be assisted by Misses Mable
Fair and Ruth Helm of Ohio.
Rev. J. E. Jones was i'll last week
and was unable to attend the church
services.
Mrs. Alva Lynch was also i'll at
her home here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stephens. Sr.,
entertained to a family dinner last
Saturday. Mrs. Stephens relatives,
the Watsons. They also entertained
the Stephens family on Monday.
Mrs. Belinda Hickman is still
quite i'll.
A house is being built on the land
of Luster Lynch for his son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Lynch on the ROxana- Frank
ford road.
Mr. and Mrs. James Richards and
son Jimmie are now at their home
here after spending some time with
Mrs. Richards mother at Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Lynch enter
tained a number of guests TO dinner
last Saturday.
Mrs. Ella CrOpper and son. and
Harvey Stevens of Williamsville
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Daisey
last Saturday evening.
irwin Daisey went to the Baltimore
Trust Bank at Selbyville last week
to get a check eashed, placing the
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-20
LINCOLN

Miss Mamma Redman, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Redman, de-
ceased, died in the Milford Memorial
Hospital on Tuesday, January 10, af-
/ ter a months illness, aged 6S years
vile, conducted the funeral services
on Friday afternoon in the Reed fu-
neral home. where the family gath
cred to pay their loving tribute. The
body was Inferred in the Red Mems
lot of the Bridgeville cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Wyatt had
as guests for dinner on Sunday Mrs.
Annia Wyatt. Mrs. Lizzie Baker, Mrs.
Lou Morrison and daughter Catha-
rine of Milford, and Mrs. Sallie Glen
daniel and Mrs. Lizzie Swain.
Mrs. T. L. Postles spent the past
month with relatives in Philadel-
phia. -
Announcement has been made of
the birth of a daughter born unto
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Mason of
Milburey. n. j.. on Friday. January
13, at the Orange Memorial Hos
pital Mrs. Mason will be -remem-
bered as Miss Lille Cook. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cook of this
place.
Mr.. David Millman. Mr.. and Mrs
Paris Johnson and Miss Mabel DOnO-
van spent last Thursday in Winter
thur. as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
StaytOn and family.
The Lindale Home Demonstration
Club will meet with Mrs. Winnie
Harder Wednesday, Jan. 25. at 1880
o'clock. Miss Melendy. county agent.
will be present, and all members are
urged 10 attend.
Mr. and Mrs. William IIigmafl en-
tertained the following guests at a
duck dinner on Sunday: Mrs. Willard
Potter and daughter. Mrs. Celia Fagg
of Milford, Harry y. Warren and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Collins and
son Reedy.
Among those who attended the
Sussex County Pomona Grange. held
at Columbia on Thursday. were: Mr.
and Mrs. 1ohn COverdale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Weatherly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cook. Mrs. George War
rem, Mrs. l.. +. Shew. Mrs. Joseph
Messick and Mrs. Jay Abbott.
MIR. and Mrs. Sherman Trauseau
and Mrs. William Truitt spent last
Friday in Wilmington.
Funeral service for John Roberts.
who passed away at the Milford Mem
crial Hospital early Sunday morning
was held from his late home Tuesday
at =. NJ. conducted by Rev. G. $.
Thomas. and interment made in Odd
Fellows Cemetery. Milford.
The last quarterly conference of
the NJ. =. Church will be held We'd
nesday, january 25. at 1890 o'clock.
District Superintendent E. c. Hall
man will preside.
Billy Donovan, son of Mrs. Emma
Donovan Morgan, having been a pa
tient at the Milford Memorial Hos
pital for the past month suffering
with leg infection. was removed to
his home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Birmingham
Df Lewes visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Vadakin. on Sunday.
Services for Sunday. Jan. %:
Glass. 10 A. NJ. Leader. Hubbard
Macklin.
Church School, IL A. NJ.
Epworth League. 1890 p. NJ. Lead
er. Miss sJessify Macklin.
Preaching at P. NJ.