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Evening star., 1939-10-28
RehObOth lCOl0redl

Rally day will be held at Z am,
3 and pm. The Rev. Mr.. johnson
will welcome as guests the Rev. E. E.
Robinson and members of his
churches, Laurel Hill and Mt. Zion
in Louisa and Hanover Counties.
Dinner viii be served the out-o1.
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Second (COlOred)

DR.. j. L. S. Holloman will preach
at II am. on THE Destruction
Wrought by Death and He'll" The
Missionary Society will conduct a
service at pm. In the evening
the pastor will preach on "Tempta-
tions That Corrupt Motives
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Friendship (ColOredD .

Missionary day will be observed to-
morrow. The Rev. David Miles,
pastor of the Mt. Jezreal Baptist
Church, Alexandria, Va, will preach
at IL am. and 8 pm. A golden
pageant will be given by the ushers
and auxiliary November at 8p.m.
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DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty will

DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty will
preach at II am. on Why Are
We Afraid?' and at pm on THE
Empty House" in connection with
the adult worship. Attendance
crusade in the church school at
9:4O am. and 'he Junior church
service at II am. The Board of
Stewards and Official Board will
meet Thursday at 1880 and 8:15
pm, respectively.
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Aid Given Democracy
By lufheranism Is
Theme Of Service
Joint Reformation
Festival Service to
Be Held Wednesday

The contribution that Lutheran
ism has made to the cause of Amer
lean democracy is the theme that
will be emphasized at the joint Lu-
theran reformation festival service
in the Memorial Continental Hall
next Wednesday ats8 pm. All Lu-
theran churches in the city and
vicinity will participate.
The principal speakers will be the
general president of the United Lu-
theran Church of America, the Rev.
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Fifteenth Street,

At II o'clock sermon by the Rev.
Leslie L. Bowers on THE Pathway
of Possibilities. Youth groups
meet at Gas pm. Message on "A
Table for Thirteen" at Q pm.
At the meeting Of the Women B
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Mount Bethel (COlOred) .

At II am. the Rev. j. H. Ford,
pastor of Mount Olivet Baptist
Church, Rectortown, Va, will preach.
At 3 pm. DR.. Roy will preach at
Mount Carmel Baptist Church. At
8 pm, sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Ford
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Emmanuel (COlOred) =,

At 11:45 am. the Rev. F.. D.
Thornton will preach on peace
Should Be Maintained" The chorus
will render music. At 8 pm. a
special program by the Women's s
Club and the chorus.
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A Lesson for the Week
Wartime Morale Must
Root Deep in Religion
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS,

Both IN warning in emerged
an nssteht demand public
sturdy national character felt Bigger than the
guns powerful than asps warsps the state of mind of
people The DID, oftforgoten in
crying aloud Sunday school teachers
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Plymouth (COlOred .

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
preach on Next Time" at the morn
ing service. At pm. the missionary
society will hold a vesper service.
Music will be rendered by the junior
choir. The church will join in the
union prayer service at Peoples Con-
gregational Church on Thursday at
8 pm.
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lldVe UeeII Saying All along. All
the qualities which go to make up
heroism - sincerity, unselfshness
courage, loyalty, purpose-are COM
pretended within the basic message
Of religion.
Shallow, selfish, scared folk impair
the morale of the whole body. The
man who thinks of the war only as
an opportunity to make money NAV
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OF EpWOrln sun
day School. Vice
President Alden
w. Hoage will
preside at the
business session
and Executive
S e C r e t a r y
George E. Har-
riS will report
for the EXecu-
tive Committee.
w I'LL a m R.
SchmuCker will
lead the sing
ing. assisted by
Mrs. Luci ! ! e
Shannon, Etchi-
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Council Thursday at II m. Mrs
SWEET, general secretary of the mis-
sionary societies of the Capital area.
will be the guest speaker. Meeting
of the church officers Thursday at
g pm.
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East Washington Heights.

Church loyalty month climaxes
with Sunday being known as Vic
tory Sunday At II am. the Rev
Glenn B. Faucet will speak on THE
Victorious Church" The Building
Fund Committee will make report
on the pledges. received toward the
$4,000 educational unit.
Church organizations night will
be observed at pm, when the mo-
ton picture, East Washington
Heights Baptist Church Marches on
to Victory" will be shown.
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Congregational
Lincoln (C0l0red).


DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak on "A
Valid Faith in a Day Of Doubt" The
vested chorus choir, directed by
Miss Cleota Collins, will render Sc
lected music The Mems Brother
hood meets at 10 am. The guest
speaker. DR.. John l.. Nixon. director,
Social Welfare Department, WASH
ington Federation OF Churches, will
discuss "A Church Program That
Meets Needs" Men and women are
invited.
A literary program will be pre-
sented by the Young Peoples Club
at pm. Literary masterpieces will
be presented by members of the
group, with Charles E. King, gradu-
ate student at Howard University.
A special program for the Elks of
the District will be presented at
pm. DR.. Brooks will preach on The
Challenge of a Great City" Music
will be contributed by the choir and
local soloists.
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town visitors at 1:3O pm. "Life's
Railway to Heaven" a religious
drama, will be presented Wednesday
at $50.
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Christian
Third.

"Roll call day" will be observed
tomorrow. The Rev. c. N. Williams
will observe the Lords supper.
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Trinidad lColoredl

The Rev. Spencer D. Franklin
will preach on 1.-THE Certain Con-
nection Between Hardened Sinners
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,
President OrCanjzed pjhla rloSs ASSocio II,

The Central Committee Organized Association
will meet Monday the Methodist
be Westminster Conference echo meeting
the last conference will be shown by Harold
will be by the Petworh Baptist
Quartethe conference quartets brought
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Pilgrim (COlOred).

Come See, Go Tell will be the
subject of the Rev. John S. Miller
tomorrow at II am The Mis-
sionary Circle will sponsor the pro-
gram at 3 pm, Mrs Alberta RAN
dolph, president of the Lott Carey
Foreign Missionary Society, will be
the speaker. Preaching at pm.
A Tom-Thumb wedding will be had
Friday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1939-10-28

Morning prayer and sermon at II
a IN. by the Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills.
Subject, God Our Refuge" At
8 pm. meeting of the Circle Tues
day evening, Halloween costume
party in the parish hall for the
benefit Of the Episcopal Church
Home. On Thursday from S to
7:30 the Womans Guild will serve
turkey dinner in the parish hall
All Saints.
The Rev Henry Teller Cooke
will have THE Size of Christ" as
the subject at II am. Holy COM
munion at 7:30 am The rector
will baptize the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharon Farr
at a special service at pm.
There will be a special service
IN the church on Wednesday at
10 o'clock in observance of All
Saints Day and at 1890 the rector
will entertain at luncheon for the
women of the organizations.
The vestry will meet at the rec
way AAA4 oooJ CtClllllk.
Transformation.
The services are at 7:3O and II
am. The Rev. j. j. Queally will
preach.
Church of the Ascension.
Canno Raymond L. Wolven, min
lister in charge, announces Sundays
services as follows: 8 am, holy
communion; II o'clock, morning
prayer and sermon.
Lutheran
st. Stephens Evangelical.
At II am. the Rev. Sam H. Korn-
mann will have for his subject LII
ther and the Reformation"
Georgetown.
The church will observe the Fes-
tival of the Reformation at II am.
DR.. Gould Wickey, executive secre-
tary of the Board of Education of
the United Lutheran Church in
America, will be the guest minister.
What Would Luther Say To-
day?" will be the topic in the young
peoples service at 7 pm, Charles
Pierce, leader. Wallace Malcolm
will lead the discussion.
At 8 pm. there will be a program
by the children. The junior choir
will sing the '"Te Deum" and the
"Vesper Hymn" Mrs. Merle Cain,
representing the Children of the
(see ACTIVITIES, Page A-I5J
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TakOma Park.

Family day will be observed to-
morrow when whole families are
asked to sit together. The Rev.
William E. La Rue will speak on
God and the Family" At the
evening service the chimes Of the
Evening star., 1939-10-28

"The Sunday School Lesson
for October 20 is. Beverage
Alcohol and Social Progress"
Micah 2:9-11; Luke 21:29-31;
1896; Corinthians 6-9-11.
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Park View.

Take Up Thy Cross" will be the
subject of the Rev. j. Lloyd Black
at II am. and at 8 pm. What of
Tomorrow
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Third (COlOred).

The revival services will close to-
morrow night. DR.. Porter w. Phil
lips of Pittsburgh, Pa, will preach
both morning and night. DR.. George
O. Bullock will conduct the services.
At $3.50 pm. DR.. Bullock will preach
at the Ebenezer Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1939-10-28

organ will be dedicated to the men,
ory of Mrs. Ada Grundy Coll, as
arranged by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, of which she was an active
member. Mrs. C. G. Royle and Mrs.
T. W. Marshall will speak. The
pastor will also give brief sermon
on The Most Tragic Fact"
West Washington.
The Rev. G. B. Austin will preach
tomorrow, IL am, What Every
Christian Should Know About Serv-
ice; 8 pm, What Every Sinner
Should Know About Repentance.
The congregation is urged to make
thank offering of 5000 on or be-
fore November 2 to pay obligations in
full for the convention year.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve
turkey dinner Wednesday In the
Sunday school auditorium. The
public is invited.
The pastor will speak Thursday
evening on Personal Soul-Win-
ming
The church will hold it's annual
business meeting November 9.
Good Will (COlOred).
DR.. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on Personal Inf1u-
ence." He will conduct services at
the workhouse, Occoquan. Va, at 9
am. and at 2 pm. he will conduct
services at the District Jail. In the
evening there will be bench rally
by the Willing Workers Club. The
Rev. Landon Morris, boy preacher,
will deliver the sermon.
Evening star., 1939-10-28

and Ruin" and at night on THE
Christians Peculiar Privilege" On
Vermont (Col0red).
At II am. the Rev. D. J. Thomas
of Pittsburgh, Pa, will preach. At
1l:20 am. services in the junior de-
partment, the Rev. S. w. Williams,
director. At $3.50 pm. the Sunday
school and Baptist Training Union
will sponsor a pew rally. The Rev.
j. Bundrant will preach. At 8 pm.
the Rev. D. J. Thomas will be the
speaker. On Monday at pm. a
historical drama of India's last ma
tive queen, THE RAM of Jhansi," )"
will be presented.
Evening star., 1939-10-28

The Egbert class of National Bap-
tist Memorial Church will meet at
the home of Mrs Edna Smith, 1915
Columbia road NV, on Monday
evening.
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Florida Avenue (COIOreG).

At II a m. the Rev. Robert L. Rol-
Inns will preach on THE Messenger
OF the King" The capella chorus
will furnish the music, under the
direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Dicker-
son. The Training Union, 6 pm;
pm. services under the auspices of
the Missionary Circle.
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Episcopal

Church Of Our Saviour.
Holy communion at 7:30 am.
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Bethany.
Wisconsin Avenue.

1.-TWO Kings at One Table" will be
the theme of the Rev. C. r. Fergu-
son at IL am, and Power in the
Church" at pm
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Church, and E. l.. Loving, super
intendent of the adult department
Evening star., 1939-10-28
Baptist
BrOOkland.


The Price of Faith" will be the
topic of the Rev. M. C. Stith at II
am. The Young Peoples Choir will
render special music Sunday morn
ing. At pm. the topic will be The
Power of Mighty Book Preced-
ing the evening service brief pro-
gram of organ music will be heard.
PetWOrth.
At the last of a series of sermons
with special themes. the Rev. Henry
J. Smith will speak on Gods In
vitation to Self-Realization" at the
morning service. His topic in the
evening will be Let Me Alone; I'm
Not Used to Kindness"
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve
a turkey dinner Wednesday from
$50.
Bethany.
The Rev. M. P. German will speak
tomorrow morning on "A Faith That
Is Willing to Wait" In the eve
ming w. w. Miller from the Good
will Industries, will speak.
The mems Bible class will be
taught by Horace L. Stevenson. The
junior church, conducted by Mrs
Watt, will meet at II am. The
young peoples societies will meet at
6:45.
Wisconsin Avenue.
1.-TWO Kings at One Table" will be
! the theme of the Rev. c. R. Fergu-
! cnl1 Of Ii q m ohd opnu.a,. IL, tn {
Evening star., 1939-10-28

DR.. Wesley M. GeWehr. professor
OF history at American University
will speak to the Mems Bible Glass
OF Eldbrooke Methodist Church to-
morrow morning on THE Present
Menace to Christianity in Europe. -
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Lutheran
st. Stephens Eyanpelical.

At II am. the Rev. Sam H. Korn-
mann will have for his subject "Lu-
ther and the Reformation"
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Capitol View Baptist (Colored).

The Rev. j. Clarke Griffin will
preach on Following the Crowd at
II am. Christian Endeavor at 6
pm. Topic, Getting Along With
Older People" Stewardship Dem
onstration' at 8 pm, by the Mis-
sionary Circle. On Tuesday at 8
pm. 16 persons will be baptized.
Evening star., 1939-10-28
Church of the Ascension.

Canno Raymond L. Wolven, min
lister in charge, announces Sundays
services as follows: 8 am. holy
communion; II o'clock, morning
prayer and sermon.
Evening star., 1939-10-28

Alton Shaw of the National Civic
League will be the guest teacher for
the Phi Gamma Kappa Glass of
Metropolitan Baptist Church tomor-
row morning.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28
GENEROUS AMERICA

Anthony Eden, former foreign sec
Tetary of Great Britain, said in a re-
cent speech that the American people
are the most generous and hospitable
people in the world. and have ex-
celled themselves in the warm well
come they gave King George and
Queen Elizabeth.
How comes it that our people, who
are still rather sore because England
has not paid its debt to our country,
yet gave this demonstrative welcome
to its crowned heads?
They did so partly because they
recognized the solid worth and
friendly spirit of the King and Queen.
1T was largely a personal tribute to
a highly conscientious and gracious
gentleman, and a most charming and
sympathetic lady. And it was recog-
milton that these two countries stand
solidly by democracy, in an age when
great nations are trying to cast it into
the discard.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28
KENT-SUSSEX FAIR
AWARDS

The art department of the Kent
| Sussex Fair was one of the first 10
announce awards Tuesday. Mrs. Ell
mer Cain, Harrington; Alice F.. Pear
son. Frederica; Mrs. Charles b.
Welch, Cannon, and H. f. Vinyard,
Milford. are among the largest eX-
hibitOrs in this department. Mrs. d..
B. Tharp is superintendent with Mrs.
Harry Hudson of Philadelphia as
sisting.
The judges were: Mrs. Carl Shultz,
Greenwood; Mrs. Clarence Ocheltree.
Greenwood, and Miss Irene Markert,
Harrington. The awards follow:
Three piece Breakfast Get, second prize Anna
g. GoGden, FELTON,.
Bread and Butter Plates, hrst, Anna e
Vase. inches or over. hrst, Anna B. Good
en- FELTON,. second. Mrs. e. r. Snyder, Sea
Cream and Sugar Dish hrst, Mrs C. R. sny
Display on Paintings. second, Layton Ma
Landscape on Paintings FIRST. Layton Ma
animals oil Paintings, first. Layton Mabrey,
Pastel Landscape, hrst and second. Alice T.
Paste, any subject. hrst and second, Alice F.
Pen skeich Head. first; Alice F Pearson.
II.
son Frederick. second. Il E Vinyard. Milford.
Pen Sketch Display. frst. II. E; vinyard. Mil
Pencil Sketch Head, first. Alice F Pearson
Frederick: second. H. E. yinyard. Milford.
son. Seaiord; second. Alice F. Pearson. Freder-
Pencil Sketch. any subject first. Alice F
Pearson. Frederica second II. E. Vinyard, MIL
ford.
Water Color Landscape. FIRST and second. Alice
Water Color Marine. first and second. Alice F.
Pearson. FTederica
Frederica second. Gwendolyn Jackson, SeafOTd.
Water Color Stil Life first. GwendClyn Jack
son. SeafoTd; second Lucille Pearson, FREDERICK.
Frederica: second II. E. Vinyard. Milford
Water Color Head, FIRST. Alice F. Pearson,
Water Color Designs, first. II. E; Vinyard. NIL
iossrFRadI aI:,y. haes RsassoR ;o EEeded,ea r7s
erica: second IT, E. vinyard, Milford. -
Crayon Head. first. Alice F. Pearson. Freder :
CrayOn, any subject. first and second. Alice
P Pearson Frederca.
Charcoal Sketch, FIRST and second, Alice F
Needitpoint Picture. FIRST and second Mrs
Charles +. Welch, Cannon.
Wool Emb. Picture. large. frst, Nette d ow-
Cotton Emb Picture, large. first. Mrs. Sam
ingram, Milford second, Mrs. Sam Ingram, Mil
SIX Picture Emb. large first, Netue owens,
bower.
SIX !Emb Picture. small. second Martha
Silhouette Gross Stitch second. Mrs Charles
Velch. Cannon.
Sampler, large, FIRST and second. Mrs. Charles
Ia ylOr Milford
Sampler, small first. Mrs chas Welch. Can
on; second. Mrs. Genna Adams. Greenwood. d
Wall Hanging. FIRST II. V!uyard. Milford.
Wall Hanging Block, iirst Lila Hudson. Mil
Wall Hanging Emb. Cotton, second. Stella
hudson, Cannon l.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28
RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE

The world conference of Baptists
held at Atlanta, Ca, has been em-
phasizin gideals of religious tOler-
ance They thus reflect the view of
the Baptist congress held in Berlin
in 1884, which while expressing no
sympathy with atheism, yet stood
for the freedom of all, including the
atheist and the agnOstic, to hold
their own views about religion.
Men and women can never be made
better by controlling their thoughts,
and telling them where they have to
go to church. True religion grows
only in an atmosphere of freedom.
Human souls can't be drilled like
companies of soldiers. and if you
attempt to drive them to God by
certain path, the DEVILS promises of
complete freedom are likely to seem
attractive to them.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28

FOR SAFETY of the citizens of
Milford who own homes and bust
ness properties in the vicinity of the
dump on Peabody avenue, Council
should at once admOnish those who
are dumping litter there and burning
the same, to be more careful. Last
week the fire company was called out
twice at late hour to extinguish
blazes there which We're shOwering
sparks over a wide area. One of
those sparks might have caused fire
that would have resulted in untold
suffering, both from a physical and
financial standpoint.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28

oambrln. Royal OAK, No.
Mare under year after January /, hrst. N. L
oambrill, Royal OAK. Md.
Grade Draft Horses
Mare or oslding. years or .oysr. nrst Carlton
Nj Mare or oeidlHs. to years. arst. >. Harold
schahinser FELTON,; second, G. E. Morris Har-
Mare or oelding, 3 to 4 years. iIst Melvin
Bladess Ridsely, Nd; second, Leonard Ross,
Mars Or qeldink. to years. nrst. ". l.
Carpenter. Harrington; second, W. L. Carpenter,
Mare or Stallion, under 1 year. first. URN
Cameron, FELTON,; second. Leonard Ross. Milford.
Saddle Horses
Mare or oeldins, years or over, nrst, Albert
MiddletoWn.
Mare ,or oeldins to years. hrst. Roy sapp.
Mar . oeldins. } to 4 years, hrst, Ray
Masten. Harrington.
schabinser. Feltoh: second. Albert Kemp. wy
Mare or oeldins. to years, nrst. N. NJ
hammond FELTON, tscond, Wallace stockley,
fiiiy Or Stallion. under l year arst. Roy
Mules
Team Work Mules, iirst, Paul Schultz. FELTON,
Single Mule, over years, hrst, Edward Wy
:, Eluis coli. to years. FIRST. J. A. Masten
Mule Colt. ! to 2 years, hrst, W. L. Car
penter, Harrington; second, J. L. Mssten, Hsr-
Mule under l year after January /. first, Carl
tucker oreenSood; second, Albert Kemp, Wy
omins
Ponies
Pony under years and under IS inches, nrst,
Ola 6Tittingham. FELTON,; second, Henry Can
Pony under years and ever as inches nrst
bell, Dagsboro.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28
Milford, Friday, July 9s, 1883

WHEN THE General Assembly
cOnvenes at Dover next week the Re-
publican members, who are in an
overwhelming majority, will rein
troduce those bills which provide ap-
preparations for the Hospitals, Fire
Companies and other charitable or
ganizations which in the past have
received State aid. These bills will
require a three-fourths vote to be-
come a law, by and with the Cover
nors approval of course. In the
spring all of these humanitarian
measures were killed through the
action of the Democratic members
who voted in a block against them.
The minority party action at that
time was taken as reprisal against
the Republican members for passing
what the Democrats termed ripper
legislation" The time for partisan
ship in aiding the worthy institutions
throughout Delaware is passed Dem
Ocrat or Republican Legislators have
no moral right to bring this issue in
to the problem. Hospitals ask no
questions as to a mans or woman's
politics or religion when accident
cases require hospital treatment
nor do the several fire companies
throughout the State inquire as TO
a mans politics when the need for
their assistance is great. Those ad-
visors who have been formulating
Democratic policies in Delaware will
do well to advise the minority MEM
bers to vote favorable on the bills
when they again come before the
Assembly next week. The Republi-
can leaders have prepared. and are
ready TO introduce a series of bills
which will take care of the urgent
situation in another manner should |
the Democrats fail to rise above par
tisan politics and kill the apprOpria-
tion bills. Again the Republican par
~ is demonstration tnGr- it is the
party to govern the Diamond State.
Give the hospitals and firemen the
financial assistance which they must
have in order to properly function in
Delaware-and give it to them quick
ly. Many are suffering for want of
the necessary funds.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28

hibits IN every way. Tue. entries are IS large ss
that Of ias4 year and the quality Of the grain
and hay seem better. The judges placed the fol-
= Rest cdiiIsctIon .s slAlks Celery, nrst Can
THeker. Greenwood. second Allen Wiley. GREEN
"0AS, 3ne-han Bushsl Rsa wheat, INST, Walter viii
(TuFn TO PAGE 9. Pleased ~
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28

Pony over , years and under IS inches, hrst.
John West, Bridgeyille; second. Kills Myers
bFidgeville.
Pony under , yssrs and Under Is inches. hrHt
and second, Ralph BriLshgilsH. wyoming
Farm pr0dHets
L C. e. Keyes 8 superinteahsnt q the Farm
Products, and much can be said Of the ex-
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-28

Pine Tree. second, Martha Pierce Lincoln.
Dresden Plate, hrst. Mrs. Oliver Boyce, Can
Log Cabin, second, Mrs. J. IL McAduuen. wal
mingtOn.
cfazy Quilt, not silk. second. Margaret Breed
ing, Harrington.
SIN quilt second. Mrs Samuel T. Ingram,
Milford
applique, hIst, Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway,
Bridgegille.
Basket Quilt. second. Margaret }. Breeding.
Harrington
ANY Pattern Not Mentioned, nrst. Mrs. John
). Ebbns. hldgely, Nd; second, Margaret }.
Breeding. Harrington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-11
"'MYSIERY PLANE" "PENR0D" PLAY AT
 COLISEUM TONIGHT

The adventures of daredevil Tail spin Tommy are the latest local screen fare, and Monographs "Mys- tery Plane" now playing at the Coli scum Theatre tonight. introduces the new series in thrilling story of men with wings.
 Mystery Plane" starts with the early life of Tommy Tomkms, and tells of his devotion to Captain Brandy Rand, former famous war ace. When Tommy grows up, he becomes "Tailspin Tommy, ? worlds greatest pilot according to Betty Lou, who loves him, and Skeeter. Tommy's best friend.
 "Penrod's Double Trouble lat est starring vehicle for the famous Mauch twins, has also been booked for showing at the Coliseum.
 In this newest picture, the start lingly identical twins are the lead- ing characters in novel story that combines the nostalgia humor of Tarkington's famous stories with the up-to-date adventures of two mod ern American boys, and takes full advantage of their amazing like ness.