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Evening star., 1939-07-02
Suffolk Downs Results
By the Associated Press.

oJ tDe hsoSSLutCo 1850.
FIRST .RAcE-Purse, 81 900; claiming;
4-year-ods and UP: furlongs.
Goster (MerritU 1000 500 $40
Golden Fate (McDonald) $50
Also ranNBlind Brook. starloom James
City, Brerton. Broadway Juel and Bow TIP.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up IL miles.
Better Pumpkin Eana Msy5and $50 ss" 3eo
Blackbirder Van TasseD 300
Also ranWspanish Fly. Genaibi, slv Miss.
Tellineyou. The Triumvir and Playing Dan
DAILY Double paid S45. .S0D
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming;
4-year- -olds and up; l,'s miles oo 600
Mattapony (Eccard) 4.4O 300
Semaphore tKrovltz) $50
Also ran~All Agog Phone and stipulate.
FOURTH RAcE--purse. $1,000: maid
ems; 3-year-olds: furlones
AnHsty Mafss >kalS1 SIryl0n $50 g" g." ss" s.s"
Neon Light lDonoso> $50
Also 0 ran-savant. Plot. Maekin. Last
Steel, October Ale and Easter Thorn.
s-ysar-olds ara up; 8 fuTlonss. 80 go.
Higher Bracket (Dickey) 26.40 1880
Crestonian Leyland) 800
Time, 1:1435.
Also ran-Afexandrine, Bright Spot, Shin
Plaster Glenbroom and Ellacaw.
SIXTH RACE-The Paul Revere Handi-
cap; purse. $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and
up; / Is miles.
War Minstrel Smith 1000 80 out
Blind Eagle Merritt $50 out
Clodion (Rosen) out
Time / AZ.
Also ran-Xavier and Thanksgiving.
Mrs E. Denemark entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Buzzard's Bay:
purse, ST 900; 3-yearolds; l mile and 20
yards.
The serf (W. Taylor) 4sO $40 $50
Hoptown Lass IF. A. SMITH 500 $40
Flag Orland (Ensor) $40
Also ran-Annikin. Atatime. Holton and
Our Laddie.
EIGHTH RACE.Purse.. 81 900; claim
ing: 4-year-ods and UP; | i miles:
Reminding MerritD 4.6O $40 $50
Traggat tSena) go $50
Galloping Wan TasseD $3.50
Time. :4S3s.
Also ran-Building Trades, LIE Miserable,
Great Blaze. Some Boy and Wulfstan.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Caidon in Command
All Way in Thomas
Al Charles Town
Five-O-Four Gets Place
Money; RoyoI Fox, D. c.
Horse, Is Winner
Special Dispa tch TO The Star.

Special DiSpdtch 10 Inc Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, July
1.-The old rebel yell of Virginia
rang out over this course today as
Caidon, owned by Jayne Waugh of
that State, led from flag fall to wire
in the James Kay Thomas Handi-
cap, seven-eighths feature, run over
slow track before 5000 fans.
Thomas, Speaker of the West Vir-
glnia House, came on from Charles
ton to view the race bearing his
name.
Fourth Win for Caidon.
Caldon, in his fourth victory of
the meeting. scored in 129ls to pay
S25 20. Another Virginia owned
horse, F. NJ Clarks Five-O-Four.
took the place to pay s45 90. E. A.
Rosts Bargain Boy showed the way
to six others
The many Washingtonians in the
crowd cleaned up when Royal Fox,
owned by Mrs. G.. F. Cook of the
Nations Capital, raced seven-eights
IN l:3225 to land the third. The
gelding paid $3.50 and enabled r. F.
Cook, leading winning trainer at
the meeting, to chalk up his 18th
victory.
Golden Mayne Scores.
The winning daily double, consist
ing of Royal Fox and Mrs. v. T.
Carriers Lady Timarole, victor in
the second. paid s494O.
Another Washington trained thor
oughbred won a purse when w. c.
| Kennedy saddled the Flaminpo
Farms Golden Mayne for the seven
eighths Of the fourth. The gelding
came from behind to win and
pay $500.
Counter Pass. owned by Mrs. J. F,
Fur OF Washington and trained bv
F. E. James, track superintendent
at Benning, came with a rush to win
the seventh to pay $1,000. M. c.
keefes Minna was second, with A
| dead heat for third, resulting be-
tween Mrs. F. A. Curry's Quill and
Jack Bishops Prairie Man.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
FIottened 24 Times, Knocked
Out Three Jake Declared
He Wasn't Conquered

livan's ear. drawing first blood
John let loose a beauty and Jake
went down with a thump. That
was the first knockdown of the
fight.
BY the eighth Sullivan's ham,
merstrokes had made Jake a mild
man, and marked one. From
there on he plodded along missing
and doing no damage when he
connected. He had a few minor
spurts. Knocked out in the 14th,
he came back to make the next
round the longest of the fight, Z
minutes.
John knocked out Jake again in
the 18th. In the 44th John had to
stop belaboring Jake to vomit. Jake
refused to take advantage of his
doubled-up foe. AS soon as John
recovered he knocked Jake fiat.
BY the 18th every time John
tented it was like saying boo"
Jake went down. And it was over,
for Donovan threw in the sponge
with the statement he didn't want
TO be party to a murder.
Seconds Tired, Too.
But Donovan must have been
tired, too. Kilrain's seconds had
no cinch. The Picayune story says:
Donovan did most of the carry
ing to the corner, Mitchell assisting
and as Kilrain usually fell a long
way from the chair their task was
made the more difficult by the
hurry in which it had to be done.
Donovan freshened up Kilrain
by rubbing a block of ice over his
head and shoulders to counteract
the effect of the glaring sun, while
the others kept fans going like
Windmills.
They did a great deal more work
than the Sullivan seconds because
more was necessary. They
scarcely ever lifted their man from
his chair until the very last second
allowed by the rules, making the
great John L. wait for him.
Sullivan did not even sit down
between the rounds. - He was
freshened up with a dose of cold
tea or brandy
After the battle Muldoon said he
wanted Sullivan to quit the ring
because he thought no man ever
again should have to take the pun
| iShment Kilraip q ahSorha1
| John returned to New Orleans in
a fury: Warm water had not been
provided to bathe his black eve
the only mark he received in the
fight.
Wasn't Licked, Says Jake.
Slumped in a train seat, his mouth
cut and his eyes and ears swollen
and the skin on his ribs turned
blue, Kilrain said: Il amt licked
amt hurted. I'm exhausted"
He soon reversed that. though
and admitted he had been beaten
and said he had kept on fighting
for the sake of his friends. Sore
and feeling sad. his humiliation was
not over even when the train
reached New Orleans.
AS he walked downcast along the
station platform a voice in the
crowd yelled: That's the bloke
Sullivan licked"
Kilrain saw who said that, swung
and missed.
For his pains and his beating
Kilrain received about $1,000, not
from the gate receipts which totaled
about $4,000, but from contribu-
tions made up for him. The fight
had been on a -take-all basis
Jake-hiS real name was John
L. Killion-was a watchman when
he died in Quincy, Mass, December
%, 1887.
He was IS and had had his heart
set on living to go Even so, he
outlived the man who whipped him
Sullivan died in 1918 at the age
of so.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press.

ances; fllies; 3-year-olds: class C; ga fur
The Wind tJames> 70 IL 2-5
Despondent Stout 81 As
Charlotte Girl tNodarse) 1-5
Also ran-solar Flight and Royal Mar
riaRe
SECOND RAcE-The Old Glory .steeple-
chase shs ~ Handleap purse; $1,000 added: A.
Ship Executive Roby, 81 SIS 3-5
Rioter mckinney J.. IA
wttrld G MITCHELL So
Also ran-Good Chance, Torturer. HON.
burg n and 4i3ho,I BIS Reoel en,rv
THIRD RAcE-purse. 81 600: maidens;
e-vear-olds 8 furones
p1ISh1 Ps.x Command nm 1s,o,, James rs Il "a
co1ydon ,W.soyykmsn' 6-5
Also ran-scotch Bread Miss Gallant.
Devils crae. Full Steam and Purcell
Wheatley Stable and Belair Stud entry.
FOURTH RACE-The Great American
Stakes; purse. $1,000 added 2-year-oids;
Parasang James) S-5 7-ln
Fenelon tStoub IA
4
FIFTH RACE-The Gazelle Stakes; purse
- 900 added: 3-year-cld FLIES II. miles
Red Eye tJamesD 1875 As out
a Hostility Nash l-2 out
SitLi-Id Workman out
Time. :431-
Also ran-a Wise Lady and Done Gone.
Belair Stud and Wheatiey Stable entry
SIXTH RACE-The Rustic Handicap:
class c; purse, $500 added; 3-year -olds
and up: "a miles.
Straoo adams 6-1 So SIS
Rlccadonna tKnotO rs 10
Grandevel (Mlls) o-l
Time, 2.1l
Also ran-Confado. Jolly Tar Inver-
mark Royal Sortle and Early Settler.
SEVENTH RACE-The Goshawk Handi-
cap; purse, $1,000 added; 3-year-olds and
up ! mile
Brazado tJames) T-5 IL out
Wise Barrister ,Adams) Ii o-5
Cacodemon mills out
Time :36ls
Also ran-Bold Stroke and Fair Stem.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Bernard F. Never Headed
In Detroit's Frontier
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July BERNARD F,
carrying top weight of 126 pounds,
led from start to finish today to
take the twenty-seventh running of
the 5000 added Frontier Handicap
at the Detroit fair grounds race
track.
The big I. ]. Collins gelding fin
ished a half length in front of the
fast-closing Our Willie, with Star
Boarder third. length and a quar-
ter behind Our Willie.
Bernard F ran the 1-16-mile race
in 1:422s and paid $40 to win.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Good Track at Charles Town
FIRST RACE MISS MAKER,
VALE SIGNAL, SEPLIN.
BEST BET-MISS MAKER.

FIRST RACE MISS MAKER,
VALE SIGNAL, SEPLIN.
MISS MAKER has copped four
straight races at Charles Town
and turned the trick with ease.
She will handle her 1913 pounds
without trouble. VALE SIG
NAL and SEPLIN are dangerous.
SECOND RACE - DEPINARD,
HAPPY MARLENE, PRO-
TEUS.
DEPINARD has been raced
into tiptop condition and should
60 to the front with the break
and stay there. HAPPY MAR
LENE will be aided by that
Number post position. PRO-
TEUS is fit and ready.
THIRD RACE H U c HOR,
MISS CHICRO, HANDLEY.
SHUCHOR scored a 'front.'
running victory the other after
noon and she is capable of re-
peating. MISS CHICRO will i'm
prove. HANDLEY is good.
FOURTH RACE - PRINCESS
LADY, BEAUFAST, SAIL BY.
PRINCESS LADY has flashed
exceptional form at this meeting
and her best race will get her
home. BEAUFAST is dangerous.
He has been close up recently.
SAIL BY should be in the money.
FIFTH RACE-BEST POLICY,
MOB, KITTY'S RIVAL.
BEST POLICY was away Slow
ly last time out or he would have
won, With a more alert begin.
ming he will take the honors.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Arlington Park Good

Arlington Park (GOOd).
By the Louisville Times
Lambeth. Maebrille, King Black.
2-Tack Point, Alspur, Paint.
3-Cherovan. Aglow Chubbins.
4-Pundit, Commission, Decourcy.
5-Silverette, Joe Schenck, The
Fighter.
6-Darby Dallas, Hazel Lee, Mae
nerVa.
7-Whinchat, Teperwine, Banner
Witch.
3-Orbedlu, Silver Fleet, Queenie.
Best bet-Silverette.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
MN TIL RACE - VERITAS,
BERYL KING, MR.. MEX.

VERITAS is fairly consistent
and If the substitute is used
should show the others the way
home. BERYL KING has been
quitting but is due to improve.
MR.. MEX should take care of the
otherA
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Delaware Park Results
BY the Associated Press,

FIRST .RAcE-Purse 81 ooo claiming:
3.yeaE,olds; | mile and % yards
Nae MaewhisF Pais tco,,5 tpsters eo s3" sso so
Connie Plaut ,'Arcaro, $50
Also ran-shall We Dance, Transday and
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 81 900: claim
Cornwallis 'seaboi $50 " 5'ao s $50
In Memory iscott, 40
Also, ran..Graeme Cracker. Lady Demo-
o. daily Double paid paid s54.so.o 416.
THIRD RAcE-Purse.. 81 900: claiming;
3-year- r-olds and up; 8 furongs
PRsra PRsra 1sdHs BeIs 'Pelt, 'eens' go sso sso
Also % ran-Robespierre, My Elsie and
Night Tide.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900; allow
@ snees: 2-year-old fllies; furlongs
Sun Mixa, (seabo) $50
Also ranEMadly. steppes and Fota.
aG. D. Widener entry.
FIFTH RAcE-The Christiana Stakes;
purse purse $4,000 added; @-year-olds; 5la fur
Stage Fright Cseabo, 44.eo 1920 $50
Victcry Morn tPeters) 40 3SO
LaSt Can tDabson) 1910
Also ran-skin Deep Liberty Kerr. Camp
Verde Disraeli. Son of War. Your Chance
Macs Cantor and Equistar.
R. Parr entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Diamond State
| Stakes, purse. $4,000; added; 3-year -olds
IA miles
Eisht Thirty tRicharO 4.so $50 out
Gilded Knight Haas out
Time. 5635
Also ran-Affair
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 900: claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up; ! ,e miles.
Dark Sun Mower 1920 1910 43O
Philips Pete lBers, $40 1880 $50
| Lady Roma (PolkD $50
Also ran-Careful Miss. Lourdes and
| Grand Day
Dead heat
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 81 900: claim
ine 4-year -olds and up; ] % miles.
Balapin tDuffordi $40 44O
Grand Duke tMattison> 44O
! Also ran-Justa Flight, Playmore and
Brandon Prince.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Empire City Consensus.

Empire City Consensus.
By the Associated Press.
old River, Simkoe, Ken's Pop.
2-Devil's Mate. Gold Buckle. En-
cyclopedia.
3-Commencement, Picture Bride
Pirata.
4-Rock Maker, Bogert. Early Morn
5-Tlberius. War Dog, Irish Echo.
o-Star Runner, Gridine, Catas-
trophe.
PLAY Gold. Suntime. White Hot.
Best bet-Play Gold,
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Suffolk Downs

Suffolk Downs.
By the Associated Press.
l-Everafter. Buzz Me, More Sir.
lady Bewithus, Ramrod, Masked
Gal.
3IPraetorian, Marco. Jolly Flag.
4EBali-O-Fire, On the Dot, Wax
wing
o-Cordate. Ample, Grimes Golden.
o-ohortcake, Bejabbers, Burgoo
Miss.
Harvey G. O., Further, Harry's
Dream.
8-Ellen H., Esprit. General Hay.
Best bet-Everafter.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Suffolk Downs (FaSt) .

Suffolk Downs Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
Buzz Me. Betrothed. Jungle Jack.
2-Hastinola, My Gracious, Lady
Bewithus.
3-Jolly Flag, Whisk Briar, Prae-
torian.
Adams entry, Waxwing, Woof.
o-Prunay, All Mi. Cambreeze.
o-BeJabbers, Ghost Queen, Court
Dance.
7-Celestino, Harry's Dream, Fur
fiber.
8-General Hay. Esprit, Ellen H.
Best bet-Celestino.
Evening star., 1939-07-02

Arlington Park.
By the Chicago Daily News
Great Bear. Lambeth. Maebrille.
2-Explosion, Alspur High Toss.
1Cossack Girl, The Boxer, Blau-
fuss.
fPundit, Lady Infinite. Decourcey
5-Woolford Farm entry, Night
Editor, Dora May.
6-Maenerva, Billie Day. Bay Carse.
7-Grecian Time, High Renown,
Florence M.
8-Malmaison, Orbedlu. Silver Fleet.
Best bet-Woolford Farm entry.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Empire CITY (Fast)

Empire City East.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-kens Pop, Alseleda, Old River.
2-Yomer, Devils Mate. Gold Buckle
3-Commencement, Meru Vol, Picture
Bride.
4-Early Morn. Rock Maker. Bogert
5-I1berius, War Dog. Irish Echo.
o-Star Runner, Little Pinkey
Catastrophe.
7-White Hot. Play Gold, Suntime.
Best bet-Tiberius.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Kn Battle Fought so Years Ago. Had Many Singular Angles
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow
Delaware Park (Heayy),

Delaware Park Heavy.
By the Louisville Times
War Streak, Evening Light, Many
Flags.
2-Disraeh, Seasonal, Flying Glee.
3No selections.
tThe Lake, Ugin, Light Chatter.
5-Felsun, Pascua, Pradis.
6-1vy X, Gimpey, Sir Khayyam.
7-Grand Duke, Setemup, Cape
Race
8-Hastings View, Sun Sweep, River
Dee.
Best bet-The Lake.
Evening star., 1939-07-02

Delaware Park Consensus,
BY the Associated Press.
1-Biboir, Lottery, To Town.
2-Hardy Miss. Disraeli. Seasonal.
3-Little Cottage End, Our Manager.
Warspite.
4-Ugin. Patsey Begone, The Lake.
5-Dorothy Pomp, Burner, Felsun.
6-Ivy X. 1mitra, Sir Khayyam.
High Tension, Jinx, Grand Duke
8-Allan Caid, Mahlette, Hastings
View
Best bet-Hardy Miss.
Evening star., 1939-07-02

EIGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
Ing; 4year- -olds and UP; I u miles
New Deal tMower) GIG 40 $50
Balapin tDuffordl $40 44O
Grand Duke tMattisonl 44O
Also ran-Justa Flight, Playmore and
Brandon Prince
Evening star., 1939-07-02
FIFTH RACE-BEST POLICY,
NOR KITTY,S RIVAL

BEST POLICY was away slow
ly last time out or he would have
won. With a more alert begin-
ming he will take the honors.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
BY the Associated Press,

Clark entry "
BIB. Parker and w. M. Jefrords and Mrs
D. A Buckley entry,
c,J. Adams, jr. entry.
Gambril entry y "
FOURTH RACE-Purse 81 900; claim.
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20

(Mr. wilkins section), Herschei
Quillen, president; Blanche Murray,
vice president; Pauline West, secre-
tary; ralph Smith, treasurer. Sew
enth grade: Linwood Marvel, presi-
dent; Richard Mclaughlin, vice
president; Grace Robinson. secre-
tary; Linda Williams. treasurer.
Eighth grade: Raymond Hudson,
president; Pauline McCabe, vice
president; Wesley Truitt, secretary;
Clifton Murray, treasurer; ninth
grade: Harold Long, president; Bar
hara Hambleton, vice president;
Ruth Calhoun, secretary; Mabel
Richards, treasurer; tenth grade:
Lula Littleton, president; Florence
Hickman, vice president; Harriet
Cobb, secretary; William Townsend.
treasurer; eleventh grade: Harry
Timmons. president; Alan Turner
vice president; Raymond Hickman,
treasurer; Harvey Bunting, secre-
tary; twelfth grade: Morris Keen,
president; Winford Murray, vice
president Elya Hall. secretary and
treasurer.
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20

Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Hufnal and
children. of Greenwoou, We're sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton
Penuel on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Breck. of
New Jersey. visited friends in this
community recently.
Mrs. Frances Kollmorgan. of Fed
eralsburg, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Dickerson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Harris spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter 0'Neil. of near Seaford.
Mrs. Ida O'Day entertained several
relatives and friends on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hufnal visited MIR.
and Mrs. J. N. Russell on Monday.
Sunday school at Chaplains next
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Leroy
Moore, superintendent
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

The Chaplain Aid Society will
meet at the home of Mary and Anna
Smith on Friday evening, October
q. Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
The ladies of Chaplain's Church
wish to thank everyone who helped
in any way with the bake which was
held at Greenwood last Saturday.
The sum of $1S.24 was cleared.
There was a good attendance at
the home coming services at Chap
lain's last Sunday. Rev. Won Hagel,
of Greenwood, gave a very interest
ing address.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Short enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Littleton
of Milford, on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan o'Day, of
fredericksburg. attended the services
at Chaplain's on Sunday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
Party For I'uiIic
Ellcndale Church
Rev. Oren B. Rice. Pastor
Sunday. October 22

SUNDAY, OCTOBER -
Sunday. October %. is our Home
Coming Day. at which time a fine
program is awaiting our folks.
Sunday school will open at 9:i5
a. m.
Preaching at 1890 =. NJ Sermon by
o. NJ Shocklcy of ShOwells. Md.
Afternoon service at 2:30 o'clock.
Sermon by Rev Bailey of Milford.
Rev. J. &. Vaughn of Milton N. L.
Church Will render special music
for the afternoon service.
Evening services AT 7:30 O'Clock.
When Rev Dr. W. A. Hcarn of Do
yer. District Superintendent of the
Dover District Of the Wilmington
Conference will speak
There will be special music for
morning and evening services.
Everybody welcome 10 these SER
vices
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20

GEORGE HANKS GROCERY
S. HARRISON GROCERY
+. JONES' GROCERY ...
JOHNSON GROCERY ......
CLARENCE F. JEWELL GRO
o. B. KING GROCERY
MILFORD FOOD MARKET
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
GLENDALE
Community News

I Community News
] Mr.. and Mrs. John KINNEY. o
t Milford, were Saturday dinner guest
r OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed, Jr.
I Mr. and Mrs. ii. T. Smith motoreC
S to fredericksburg last Sunday to vi5i
2 relatives.
/ James II. Jester, better known tC
this community as Uncle Jimmy,
is a patient in the Milford Memorial
Hospital.
Misses Bessie NJ. Warren and An
ma w. Sheppard spent last Thursday
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fannie Short and daughter
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Derrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Grell enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. George Ady and
children, of Philadelphia. over the
! weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Gorlich. Jr..
of Georgetown. were recent guests
of friends and relatives in this COM
munity.
Little Miss Barbara Lee Dickerson
who had the misfortune to fall and
break her arm, is again able to at
tend school.
Mrs. J. B. Ennis. Jr.. of Milford,
was a caller in town last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lindale
and daughter were Sunday guests of
Mrs. II. Paynter, of Rehoboth. and all
enjoyed trip to Ocean City. Md,
via the new beach highway.
Mrs. Della Baker and Mrs. c. a.
Timmons motored to Dover last
week.
Mr. and Mrs I. T. Baker were call
ers III Laurel on Sunday.
Mrs. Sanborn and Mrs L. Macklin
of Wilmington, were weekend
guests of the Misses Allie and Mia
Macklin.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W, Ennis. Sr.. en-
tertained Mrs. Della Baker at dinner
last Sunday
MIR. Pepper. of Broadkiln Beach.
was caller in town recently.
School News
On Thursday and Friday. October
25 and %. the State Teachers Asso- /
citation OF Delaware will meet in .
Wilmington
Miss Edith NJ Warren was married /
on Saturday. October (. 1899. TO /
Frank Schimpf. of Lewes After a
brief honeymoon they will reside in
Lewes.
Halloween Party
On Friday evening. October 20. in
the Ellendaie school auditorium.
Miss Rachel Coverdale. superinten-
dent of the primary department of
the Ellendale Sunday school and her
assistants will give a Halloween
party for the little tots. An invita-
ton is extended to the children TO
come masked and mothers are re-
luested to accompany them.
supper ard Bazaar
On October &c and %. the Ellen
lale Ladies Aid Society will have a
chicken pie supper and bazaar in the
1llendale school auditorium. Serv-
ng starts At o'clock.
Party For Public
On Wednesday evening, October
IS, Glass No. 6 will entertain the
public TO 4 Halloween party, TO be
leld in the Glendale school audi
orimm. Come masked and enjoy an
'yeuing Of fun. Admission lOc.
liens Night
On November %. Glass No. G of the
Glendale Sunday school will enter
ain their husbands. friends, or
weethearts TO a delicious dinner in
he auditorium. Serving at seven o.
lock.
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20

The new, purer, ,sll-vesetable
shohenins-THpIe-Cresme
Bib. lib.
55c 21c
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
NcColIey's Chapel
Rev. 0rcH B. Rice. Pastor
sunday. October -

.
owing 10 the interest i'm the rcviv-
al in this church last Sunday same
will continue until Wednesday The
interest las been SO great The church
has been packed almost from the
beginning of these services on, the
hrst of October. There have been is
conversions. Mr. and Mrs George
Brltingham have assisted the pas
tor in these meetings
Services for Sunday. October -,
Will be as follows:
Sunday school at l:30 p. m, ia
charge of Harvey Penucl, super.h-
tcndcnt
AZ 2:G1 y. m. Ccu tland Workman
will have charge of the service az
the pastor will be at the Ellendalc
home coming service
The Praying Band of Sand Hill
will have AN evangelistic service in
this church this coming Friday
night. October 20. at 7:30 O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
Faith Church
Rev. Robert B. NailOr, Pastor

Sunday. October %
Sunday school service at 2 p. IN.
Preaching service at p. III.
Prayer service at p. nj.
Evening service at 1880 o'clock
Come and worship with us. Start
ing October 15. we will hold an old
time revival and there will be spe-
cial singing and preaching.
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
Sm. z for 19c
Large 23c

BLACK g. LINGO GROCERY
BLIZZARD'S GROCERY
J. b. CASE GROCERY .....
J. CLENDANIEL GROCERY
DRAPER'S GROCERY ....
G. HARRINGTON GROCERY
J. S. HALLETT GROCERY
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
Halloween Party
Supper and Bazaar

On October 26 and q. the Ellen
dale Ladies' Aid Society will have a
chicken pie supper and bazaar in the
Ellendale school auditorium. Serv-
ing starts Al o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20

y. MEREDITH GROCERY
ARNETT POTTER GROCERY
J. ROBBINS GROCERY
+. c. RAMSDELL GROCERY
SAM SHORT GROCERY .
SMITH & HURLEY GROCERY
PRETTYMAN'S GROCERY
wARREN'S GROCERY
The Nome nugget., 1939-05-05
Ready Help Poles And Rumania

LONDON, May 5 (P)-The Brit ish cabinet and Foreign Affairs committee approved a note to Russia saying that Moscow's pro- posals for broad British-French- Russian guarantee of the Baltic and Black Sea states was sound in theory but not practical at the present time"
 The British note which will pro bably be telegraphed tonight to the British ambassador in Mos COW, informed circes said, will be "extremely conciliatory." It is understood that the note repeat ed the British governments will ingneSs to support Poland and Ru mania If and when" those coun- tries ask for help.
The Nome nugget., 1939-05-05

FRESH BAKERY GOODS AT
 NORTH POLE BAKERY
The Nome nugget., 1939-05-05
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 Chief of Fire Dept.

Publish May 3, 5, and 8.