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Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
LEWES

The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. William
Leishman of I4ewes announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss
Carlyn Leishman, to Mr.. Luther
Rhodes Vessels, JT., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Il. Vessels, of Lewes.
Miss Leishman was graduated from
the Lewes High school with the class
OF 1884, attended MaryYille College
at MaryVille, Tenn, and was grad
uated from BncBnell University at
Lewisburg, Pa, in 1888. Since then
she has been in social service work
with the State Board of Charities in
Wilmington and Georgetown. Her
father is pastor of the Lewes Pres
byterian Church. Mr.. Vessels is q
graduate OF Lewes High school,
class of 1882, and attended Beacon
College, in Wilmington. He is assO-
ciated with his brother in the lum-
ber business at Lewes. The wedding
will take place in the near future.
Walter IL. Donovan is confined to
the Beebe Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Walsh
and their son, w. e. Walsh. Jr., who
have been occupying their beach
front residence since early spring,
are spending the remainder of the
winter months at their apartment in
the Walsh building on Second street.
Mr. Walsh is former mayor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel West have
returned to their home on Mulberry
street. after spending the Christmas
holidays in Wilmington with their
son. Wodson West. and family.
Mrs. William Teal, Jr., entertained
the members OF her bridge club on |
Wednesday afternoon at her resi-
denee on Second street.
Lee Cahall spent the past week in K
Philadelphia visiting friends and rel
atives.
Charles Richards, son OF Lou /
Richards, has accepted position
with the dupont Company at Seaford.
The Youth Fellowship Club OF the
Methodist Church held a business
and social meeting al the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Virden Bryan last
Thursday evening.
Captain Herbert 0rton, Jr., had his
tonsils removed last week at the
Beebe Hospital Dr. James p Mar
VII Of Laurel, performed the opera
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graves and
fnmily Of Georgetown, were the u
guests of Mr.. Graves parents, Mr..
and Mrs w =. Graves. at their resi-
dence on Fourth street on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William T, Atkins
entertained a few friends Of Lewes
on Sunday evening at their residence
1n Fourth and Chestnut streets The
honored guests were MI and Mrs. 4
William X Arthur Of Florida. Mr. Z
Arthur returned home This week.
Mrs. Arthur who IS the daughter OF q
Mr. aud Mrs. Atkins, viii spend a
'ew weeks here before joining Mr.
Arthur
Guests OF Mrs Elizabeth p. Bryan
% Friday were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith Of Georgetown. q
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
NOTICE

The Annual Policy Holders Meet
ing of the Delaware State Grange
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will
be held Tuesday, January l6, 1910,
in Fruitland Grange Hall. Camden,
Delaware, at 10;30 A. NJ
HAMMON T.. COVERDALE
II Secretary
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
PUBLIC SALE
win offer Tor sale AT Public AUCTION.
on
Wednesday, January "a, 1910.
SALE TO START At 10 \. NJ.
gn.f.. ..

SALE TO START At 10 \. NJ.
Drain or Shinc)
AZ my home on the Henry Pike place,
near Owens Station. three miles east
OF Greenwood. the following:
LIVE STOCK
Three Head OF 1orses--
One lay Mare, years old, u good
one. weight about i150 pounds. One
Mare. ~ years old. OHe Roam ycarlins.
viii make a good mare.
Four MIX Cows
One Jersey Cow. years old, to hc
fro sh IN June. One Guernsey Cow. 1
yenrs Old To he fresh in June. One Nix
I'd Jersey, years old. Al these cows
;tre giving Il good How Of milk. One Jer-
sey Hcifer. Just fresh with hcifCr calf
Two YcunE Brood SOws to fnrrow IN
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One 4-whcel trailer with good tires.
can be pulled with cur or team, One No.
~ Oliver Walking pl0w, 2-horse cul-
tivHtor. ! l-hOrEe cultivatOr. ! buzz saw.
complete with stand. ] Dccring mower.
= Johnson ufOwef. J hay rake, hrag.
y 3-row marker. ! electric fence con-
.yoiler, NEARLY ncw, Lot of instllators.
wire. Some poultry wire. feeders and
fountains One barrel stove. ! 50-gallon
eoal oil barrel. 2-horsc collars, some
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One South Bend Valuablo Range cook
StoYc. , kitchen cabinets, 2 dTesscrs.
'onnnode, sldchOnid. ! antique corner
cupboard. ! 100 pound ice rrfrWrrator
sheet iron heater. ! rocking chair,
i-hlirncr oil stove and oven. I aGu-egg
luclfhalnr
Ahonl 10 BasketS Rod skin seed po-
lntOc8.
fiye dozen pure Bred New liamp-
shlre Rod pullcis
Three i'cilin sshcks aud one Drake.
Other articles Too numerous 70 men
ion
lNS--CASIf.
Ef.IAS SCIIi.Ai3kcfI. owner
John Dickerson Auctioneer
Lunch etand on ground. ji2-ztp
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
you BREAK AND BEND

0xy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing, We specialize in Elec-
trieal Repairing Batteries Gener-
afors : Radios.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
HUNTER AND coVERDALE
Phone $50
One block east OF First National
Bank. O23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
HAY SEED
by UNCLE SAM
Why Some Marriages Fail


Why Some Marriages Fail
Too much primping
Not enough skimping.
Too much going
Not enough sowing.
Too much fooling
Not enough schooling.
Too much drinking
Not enough thinking.
Too much Sinking
MOI enough working.
Too much spending
Not enough mending.
Too much buying
Not enough trying.
Too much craving
Not enough saving.
Too much rileing
Not enough smiling.
Too much flaying
Not enough playing.
Too much roaming
Not enough homeing.
Too much rocking
Not enough cooking.
Too much riding
Not enough striding.
Too much saying
Not enough paying.
Too much showing
Not enough loving.
Too much fretting
Not enough petting..
Too much dressing
Not enough caressing.
Too much suing
Not enough wOoing.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
Milford Chronicle
Card OF THANKS

We wish to extend sincere thanks
to relatives and friends for flowers
and kindness during our recent be-
reavement, the death OF Matthias C..
Hammond
MRS. FANNIE HAMMOND
ltp AND CHILDREN
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
Tuesday. January I6. ls40.
Al 1850 O'Clock a. n.
Rain or shine
LIVE STOCK

Rain or shine
LIVE STOCK
Two BuckslSin Alules-Toby. years
old. weight ,300 pounds; Jack. g years
old, weight i,l0O pounds. VIII work
ii Head Guernsey Cattle. ruhercuIar
and BLOOD Tested. ranging from 2 10 N
years old eight milking: close up
Epringcrs. One Bull years old
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
New idea manure spreader. used very
little. Fnrmcr's kaforite S-spOut fraiu
drill. Decring binder. AicCorniiclt- Deer
ing hay rake, nearly new; Gi-tooth drag
harrow. used very little; sprinG-tooth
harrow. Ohio wheel harrow No. 90
Oliver riding plow. No. IL Oliyer walk
ing pl0w, No. - Oliver walking plow,
slugle cliltivators. Deoripg moving
machine, Myers grab hay fork. York
white potato digger. land roller. farm
wagon, hay rack basket rack horse
wagon springs, leaf type; set carriago
shafts. carriage poles, grindstonc.
heavy iron wise, emery wheel, tool hoN.
lni OF wrenches. singlutrees and d0uhle-
trees. corn knives pitcher top pump.
set scales. wagon Jack. sets rope hair-
ness, sets Of double wagon harness.
set double reins, work bridies. coll
lars hOrse-rart saddles, wire tntz-
Ilcs, lot harhed wire, wiTc strctrher,
carriage harness. log chains. scuOp
shovel bush axe. corn spuds, scythc.
hand plunter 200 tomato baskets, lot
uf grain bags. whcelharrow, new: A.
gallon cooking kettle. 100 wooden fence
pnsts. barrel cart.
MILK EQUIPMENT
Two buckets. one strainer. cans. /
three can ice hoX. stools aud I stable
brush.
FEED
Eight stacks long fodder. tons Of
scarlet clover hay large rick of straw,
7n0 baskets Of corn
TERMS: CASH
MRS. EDGAR NJ VlNYARD
Il. W. Slaughter. Auctioueer.
The ladies' Aid Of Houston Methn-
dist church Will serve lunch uu day Of
sale. i5-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12

Try 10 drive careful. make Dela-
ware roads moi only ihe best roads
ia the nation, but the aafesL
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12

Home grown and fonr treN
wheat -four for sale 81 several leaN,
Ing local grocery stores
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
REPORT or CONDITION OF THE
Milford Trust C.a,,1nan,

"
OF MILFORD. IN THE STATE OF DELAwARE
At THE CLOSE or BUSINESS ON
DECEMBER 80. 1889
ASSETS
Loans and discounts lnchlding
ssi477 oyerdraitsl $l.ril9i5so
united States Government ubga-
tons direct and Guaranteed ias.l2an
Obligations OF States aud political
subdivisions $500 90
Other b0nds notes. and debentures 27a 2g3 20
Corporate stocks 30 Gsg %
Cash. balances with other banks, In
cudinG reserve balances. and cash
items Ia process JOf collection A4a, 1872 %
Bank premises owned - sos 517a2
Furniture and fixtures 3,5O2.00
Real estate owned other than hank
premises ......,............ G6. .444 20
TOTAL ASSETS . sa.sss.o,ess
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits Of individuals. part
nerships, and corporations 7O3s7as7
Time deposits Of individuals, partner
ships. and corporations i.i2l. .1G7.5i
divisions i.s2s.se
ehsels. ele.l .-.'..~..... 1.t4alo
other liabilities ........'.'.,'..,s, $3.50
TOTAL LIABILITIES . s.s1I.Oisss
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
capitals ... slOO. ZOO 90
Surplus a. ............. 9OO.OOO.O0
Undivided profits .........., 100000 90
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 4O1OOs.Oo
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ,.-. Se.23s 0ia.83
gfhla banks capital consists OF common stock
with total par ralue Of siO0,o000O.
MEMORANDA
(al on date Of report the required
legal reserve against deposits Of
this bank was ,. SiiT,O00 90 /
tbl Assets reported above which were
ceibie as lesai reserve amounted
to b... 3oi 100000
]. W. O. SAAaMoNs. Treasurer of the ab9ye- /
named hanw. do soleninly swear that the above /
Is true. and that Il fully and cor
Iectly represents the true state OF the several \
matters herein contained and set forth. 70 the 4
BEST Of my knowledge and belief.
corfcct.--Attest;
W G, sAMhlONs. Treasurer
W. " SIppLE
CHARLES d. ABBOTT
HOWARD O. poSILES
Directors
State Of Delaware.
county OF 8rs,ex. ss
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this ON
ay Of January 1910. and hereby certify TINT
IN not en- odicer or director Of this bank.
(aeai) Elizabeth Y. carilale, Notary Public
~ commission expires October l0ti
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
REP0RT, OF CONDITION OF THE
MiHsboro Trust
Company

az MILLSBORO, IN ria STATE OF DELLA.
WARE AZ THk CLOSE or BUSINESS
ON DECEaBER 3B 1888
ASSETS
Loans and dlaeonnts Including
$3.G6 overdraiLal .-,.s...... Sl25 267 Ga
United s'atea Government obliga-
tions, direct aud guaranteed t2i 908 .0i
subdivisions I2.7oO.OO
Other bonds, notes. and deDenintes ic9.SOs %
Corporate stocks s..s -., %. .502 ~
cash. balances with other hanks. IN
ciuding reserve balgnce.i. and cash
items In process Of collection IS7 7gl %
Bank premises owned Si7O93.57
Furniture and hxtureI. l.96G.G1
100000
premise - w 7%'. '' M i2.ss2ao
Other assets ..-,.-. e..-t..., a0.46
ToTA. ASSETS saIi. .7sS.sI
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits Of indlyiduals. part
nerships. and corporations q. s321 239, 20
Time deposits cl indisiduhis. partner
chips. and corporations ,.... AIS. 57ga77
Deposits Of States and political SUBJ
divisions s., ss.- - q. ...-.,.,....- l,29i.41
Deposits OF banks ......... 100000
Other deposits terrified and officers
checks, Ctc.l ,..... ..-..... ...l-... ,J08 ~
TOTAL DErosrrs sooo.n7M
TOTAL LIABILITIES ~ . ssoG.tI7sI
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital. ,................ .so.eeo.eo
Surplus ..a.-,.s.. ........ .....t... $1,000. 90
Undivided profits .....,s5 $4,000 90
Reserves land retirement account
for preferred capitap ...,.s i0,3i0.g0
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS sIas.sio.so
---------
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
CAPITAL. ACCOUNTS -...... S9ti. 1881
aThis banks capital consists Of common stock
with total par value Of t50.O00O0.
MEMORANDA
(al on date cf report the required
legal reaeFye against deposits Of
ihs bank w. sss.stsOo
eligible as legal reserve amounted
TO ..... s27g. .7o5ss
l. ELISHA a. STEELE. cashler OF the above
named bank, do solemnly sQnar that the above
q true, and that Il fully and cor
reeily represents ihe true state of thc scgeral
nntters herein contained and set forth 20 the
best u NY knogledGe and belief.
Correct Attest;
ELISHA A. STEELE. Cashier
u A. BURTON
W o. MONROE
jAMEs 3 oOsLEE
Directors
iiaie 81 Delaware,
county OF Sussex. IS;
Sworn, a spd subscribed before me ihls ON
lay Of jannary. 1910. Aud hereby certlfg that
nj not an oiliaar oF difeeior.nf tAis bank
fseau Elizabeth uulel Notary Public
~ comnidsion expires io-2G-fo. VI
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
IN MEMoRlAM

CIIAFIN-IlaIph II. In loving remem.
brancc Of my dear husband. who passed
away January 8. i33&s
IN my heart your memory fingers
sweet and gentle. kind and true.
There Is not a day. dear husband.
That | do not think of you.
Sadly Inissrd lly. wife and Children.
lin
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
Trustees Sale
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

In the District Court OF the United
States for the District OF Delaware. in
the matter Of John j. Clarke. Bank
riipt. Of Ocean View. No 1889. In Bank
ruptcy.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
Charter No. $50 Reserve District No.
REPORr OF CONDITION or THE
First National Bank
and Trust Company

First National Bank
and Trust Company
OF MILFoRD. III .ThE STATE Or DELAWARE.
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
DECEMBER 20. 1889
Published I'm response to call made by Comp
trOer Of the Currency. under Section 52ll.
u S. Revised Statutes
ASSETS
Loans anil discounts Cineludns
s8494 0yerdraftsl .-............- 892 G80 50
iions. direct and guaranteed 5so.sa0 O7
Obligations of States and political
subdivisions ..,-.,..-.- .t.--..... 26J,2Ol .3G
other bonds notes, and debentures Cos, GIL 80
Federal Reserve bank -. Si $50 so
Cash. balances with other banks, in
eluding reserve balance. ana cash
items in process Of collection ... C5i. .ia7 "a
Bank premises owned SI02, ,53l %
Furniture and fixtures i4.92l.96
n7.45aaa
premises ~. - 3l.a55O2
Other assets ...... ....... -.-.... 3.O4l ~
TOTAL ASSETS a.sis. 1ssss
LIABILITIEs
Demand deposits Of individuals. part
nershps, and corporations IS 0O7.OOs IS
Time deposits OF individuals, partner
ships, and corporations ,......-... l.9l8.677 90
Deposits OF United States Govern
ment 'includins postal savinssl i7.7573a
divisions 80. - 24Gis4
checks, etol -.--..,.-...,..~---.. aisO5 ~
other liabilities "''',....-'s''', 30 900 90
TOTAL LIABILITIES ....-...-.. s2.ss9.4oI.39
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
Capital Stock -.
Common stock. total par $25O.OOO.OO
---s 25O.OoO.oO
Surplus .....-.-.... 75O. 900. 90
profits ...-...--. 3Ii, ,538. 90
Reserves (and retirement account
Tor preferred stock ..--.-..-......- 40,O00.O0
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS. slssI.sss.Oo
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...-..... S4.2i0. $50. 80
MEMORANDA
Pledged assets land securities loan
ed fbook yalue):
(bl Other assets pledged TO Sc
cure deposits and other abili-
ties tineluding notes and bills
redseOunted and securities sold
under repurchase asreementI SOL. $500
tel TOTAL sn.sisoO
secured liabilities;
(al Deposits secured by pledged
assets pursuant 10 requirements
q law .......-.. ......... $50. .5G7 %
I'D TOTAL ....... ..... $50 sE5 93
state Of Delaware.
'ouuty Of Keut. IS:
l. W. r, McFAub. cashier of the aboYe-nsm
"a bank. do solenny sweaf that the above
tatemenl Is true To the best OF my knowledge
nd belief
w. r. MrFAuI.. Cashier
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 9Th day
4 January, 1910.
SeaD Harry H. 1haw. Notary Public
Correct Attest.
DANIEL llIRSCil
l. ID. SHORT
JAMES {. DAVIS
Directors
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12

Under and by virtue Of an order Of
Charles W. Cullen, ESQ.,. Referee in
Bankruptcy for Comfy Of Sussex, in
the District OF Delaware. the UNDER
signed. duly appointed Trustee Of the
estate OF the above named bankrupt.
win expose for sale BY way of public
auction, on
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12

immediate possession. Helen sapp NH
ford. ds-tf
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
FOR RENE

FOli RENT House. roOins. 4 miles
north Of Milford. o. " Davis. Milford
sih-ff
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12

LosT-License plate 1886. Mrs. +.
J.. Rreme. Milford. y
LOST-DOg. black ana tan rat ter
rier John II. wilkins. Msisi@d j5-ztp
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12

Pumpkin pie, like mother used 70
make. is truly a dessert IL for q
king.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided 70 discontinue farm
ing. J win offer Tor sale ne followine
Personal Property. az my farm located
on the Milford Harrington Road. y
mile North Of the Houston Road. on
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12

Eight stacks long fodder. tons Of
scarlet clover hay. large rick of straw,
7n0 baskets Of corn.
srTFlsAIG. CASH
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12

I.M q a n < 8 . p.TcY
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12

FOR RENT-Four room apartment.
modern conYeniences. Apply Clarence
Z. Jewell, Milford. ds-tf
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
MILK EQUIPMENT

Two buckets. one strainer. , cans.
ircc can icc hoN. 2 stools aud stable
ia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
Juniors In Whirl OF Dramatic Offerings
Gripping Story Of
Stranger On Third
Floor" Plays At Echo

The plight OF young newspaper
man. whose testimony has sent an
innocent man 10 the death-cell.
when he md himself the victim OF
a similar situation and In danger
OF going himself 10 the electric
chair. Is thrillingly told in the new
screen dramatic Offering. Stranger
on the Third Floor. showing At the
Echo theatre. Sunday and Monday,
Dec. % and 3.
As the Stranger, LORE gives what
Il said 20 be his finest performance
since the memorable M" MCGUIRE
and Margaret Tallichet are teamed
in the romantic leads, and the sup
porting cast includes such notable
players az Charles Wsldron. who
IL featured as the district attorney:
Charles Hslton as the ledger. and
Elisha Cook. Jr.. ss the taxi-driver
who Is convicted on McGuire's tes-
timony.
Handled In a manner that en-
hances its dramatic atmosphere
and its mounting suspense. "strang-
or on the Third Floor" promises "a
take rank as one Of the years most
unusual pictures. Lee Marcus pro-
duced the film for RKO Radio. with
Doris Ingater directing. Frank
Partos wrote the original story and
the screen-plsy.
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- A kAAIU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
TOURIN' THE RADIO WORLD
By ISAAC JONES

Since this column first appeared
more than six months ago. the
writer has carried you readers on
RADIO Tours" throughout this
country and several foreign lands,
SO. FOR change. suppose We be-
gin our little chat this week right
here IL our own city-across the
pages the characters OF my type
writer goes. where we may and up
nobody knows, that includes
yours truly.
In the Detroit area. there are
seven radio broadcas;ing stations
four 81 this number repNsent the
three major networks. while three
are engaged IN local broadcasting
To eliminate the possibility OF some
reader becoming confused as how
for of Detroit's radio station repre-
sen; the three networks OF the
radio hroadcasiing the writer will
explaln-Rsdio station wXYZ. Is
affiliated With both tho National
broadcasiirg company and the Mu-
tusl Broadcasting System. although
there are only one program from
the Mutual network broadcast nv
this station. This station has 5000
watts power.
Radio Station wwJ--ls the old
est radio station IN the city. as
well as the state u also operates
with 5000 watts power. WV Is
also a MIC network station. oper-
afng on the MICS Red Network.
while wXYZ represents ne Blue
network in this area.
The Goodwill station wJR.
Is on the Columbia Broadcas,ing
system II stands ~ the top Of the
list in power. among the seven
radio stations In this city. WJR'
operates on 50 600 watts power.
II is said 10 have coyerage ~
more than twenty states In the
United States. and can be heard
clearly over a vast area OF Cana
ia. This Is also one OF the CHS
outlet Sto,ons" 49,. that Is,
feeds one program originating
here In Detroit 10 the entire net
work. .coast-to-coast. Hold II :.
II Is my mistake folks. said
Il feeds one program from De-
;roit. when ] should have said
two. now did say jtst that. {.
they are: The Ford Sunday Eve
ming Hour and Greenfield Village
Chapel Service.
Across the Detroit River IN
Windsor. Ont. Canada. we have
radio station CKLW. which also
serves two major networks. A.
the mutual broadcasting system
and the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation. This station has
5000 watts power and serves both
the United States and Canada.
The writer believes two Of the
most popular local programs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
YPSILANTI

"The Cry Of the Church Today
was the subject OF the Rev. II. G..
simmons. pastor OF Brown Chapel
AME church last Sunday.
Quarterly meeting viii be held
az Browns chapel next Sunday
with Presiding Elder r. r. wash
ington in charge In the evening
the Senior choir will render It's
Christmas csntata.
The Rev. Garther Robertson
spoke from Judge $40 10 an APP
preciative audience Sunday morn
ing. one person was added 10 the
church. The Ypsilanti Civil league
will hold us regular meeting sun
day. Dec. 90 al ; pm The Sunday
school will have its Christmas pro-
gram Christmas Eve az : nm.
The Rev A. Thomas IS conduct
ing weeks revival at the Church
Of God in Christ on Hawkins street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Tucker. Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Robin. Mrs. Thorn
as Graves. Naomi Perdue, Mary
Alice Curtis. Oracle Robbs. Marie
Johnson and Mrs Lille Anderson
attended the rPww Unity meeting
at River Rouge Monday evening.
Mrs. Maggie and Alice Wilson
have returned home from their trip
10 Memphis, Tenn. where they at
tended the National convocation
The YPww Christmas meeting will
be held az the church Saturday.
Dec. 2s az $50 pm.
Curtis Union and Baltimore Todd
OF Detroit were visitors al the
home o. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ander-
son and family at sos Ballard. Mr..
Union is the brother OF Srs. An
derson.
Mrs. Anna Anderson Is III at her
home on Frederick.
Funeral rites were held Satur-
day. Dec. IL for the late LOYAL
Mason % New York from Richard
son funeral home. The Rev. II. G.
simmons OBLIGATED. Burial was in
Highland cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton
and family spent Friday in Detroit.
AlphonEo Robertson left Sunday.
Dec Is for Tuscaloosa. Ala.
Mrs Victoria Bennett OF Ann Ar
Dor was weekend guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs. La-she on Harriet street
The Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Carr
bad a. their weekend guests. VIII
knight OF Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Jones. Mrs. Henry Thornton
OF Ann Arbor.
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Buy N.LA.C.P. Christmas Seals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21

on last SATURDAY afternoon Dec.
49, ;as Rev G. Penny uniisc in
to-g rna'f nony Goodwin N.'lnen
sr@ Miss Jeani'a Gish o. De;solt.
Tefr we're accompanied ty Elmer
M'h.1 and Mss Ernesiire STEM
tey G. ue--o,. Their many
iferss Tlsh tor them happy yoy-
age
Tae members and friends ~ Tan
rsr cssre AME chps laid taeir
Fitis rlr re altar in the pastor :
snr4s Winter Chest" or food
s-rpy give on SUNDAY. Dec. Is.
TIE e1or Vss gncsr 'ae auspices
~ '1t IL Ping Hand society. Mrs.
Aiits Sra1g. president
The ney ard Mrs Penny desire
- ;aark al who contributed.
Please ~; news into Tribune o.
fee no .a,er than Monday.
Buy N.A.t.C.P. Christmas Seals
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Goodwill Program To
Take To The Air On
Four Nights Weekly

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
Kids To See Film
At Christmas Party

The West Indian Social league
will sponsor a joint Christmas Par
~ for the Boys Scout Troop and
needy children OF the community,
Sunday. Dec. % AZ 6 pm. al
Tropical Gardens. 545 East Can
field.
Through the courtesy OF the
United Artists Theatre two moving
picture reels will be shown. A
Christmas tree with the usual deco
rations will be provided Ice cream
cakes, candies etc. will be served
Free admission tickets may bs
secured from Committeeman OF
Troop No. 271 DR.. J. A. Graham al
.io2 Brush street
On the committee In charge are
v. G. Maxwell. James Gibson, and
Or. J. A. Graham.