davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
Flynn Hits
AT Polls
Continued From !:arc One)

Continued From !:agc One)
lup poll is attempting TO do now what
it did during the PhiladclDhla con-
vention," Flynn said. There, how
ever, they were dealing with dele
gates and not with voters.'
CA Gallup poll released during the
7epublican d tional convention
showed WiIlkie as the favored can
didate for the nomination.
Flynn said the poll was careful
to note many undecided votes ana
thus trying TO cover themselves up
For example. in states ike New
York. Connecticut and Missouri
which they (the polD say have SWlt-
ched to Willkic-my information
shows it is not So Flynn said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
Highs Have
No Contest

Due to a miX-up in schedules be-
tween Henderson and Apex high
schools, the Bulldogs were without Il
game this afternoon.
Fred Fitzpatrick, coach Of the Bull
dogs, said the game was scheduled
last spring, but since that time Apex
has changed principals and coaches.
He said he received wire last night
from Apex that its team would not
appear here today, the team playing
Green Hope at Apex instead.
During the morning, athletic ar~
thoritics at the high school were
seeking contest for the Bulldogs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
Patrol Fleet
Puts To Sea
Continued From Haee one

continued From l'a2e V'He!
..Iearned officially" that concen-
tration of United States sea power IS
under way near st. Lucia, one Of
the Caribbean air and naval bases
leased by the United States from
Great Britain.
ST. Lucia is about IS miles south
off Martinique, French-oWned island.
= british Warships have kept close
watch on Martinique since the
French capitulation, because an ar
craft carrier with American planes
aboard and cruiser are anchored
there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01

Dinky Darnell, Duke end, is rated
os one of the best in the South. OAR
nell has been playing great football
at Duke, and his pass catching abil-
itv makes HIM = feared man. Darnell
often takes the ball on an end
around for nice gains. Georgia Tech
will have to watch Darnell IN Sat
Iurday's game at Durham.
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kMo-RinE-O
XVI - Fletcher WILEY
II IS. NJ son and !
kOAO - Valiant Ladv
lI45 LlEht OF World
kJR-Trouical N o q q =
lIz5 News
kIRO-Fletcher Wiley
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Lake Grade School
Program Thursday

The American Lake South
grade school will present it's
Christmas party at 7:45 p. m.
Thursday In the school auditor
ium.
An operetta. I'm Quest OF
Santa Claus will be presented
by the intermediate and upper
rooms under the direction OF Mrs.
Laura Smith and Principal Del
mar Mortensen.
A pageant, "A Child Is Born
will be presented by the primary
room under the direction of Miss
Lucille Faulkner and Miss Mildred
Tummonds.
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WEDNESDAY
700 A. NJ.

.KMO-Devotions.
kV1-Singing CowhAnd
7:l6, March Time
KOMO-Top o Morning
7.lb Reveries
KfR Ranch Bows 7l5
News
Rhythm
7.l5. Farm Forum.
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KMO-News. 1918, Cav
alCade
K Y Life Beautiful,
1918, Woman in White
kOMO-Ruth ters.
l0:l5 Howard Harding
kJR-Farm and Home.
l0:l5. Inquiring Re
porter
KIRO-Life Beautiful.
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KMO-News. s45. Trade
n Sales.
KVl-keWS. T.4b. Jane
Powers.
.KOMO-wake Up and
Sing T:4S. Sam Hayes
IkJR-Breakfast CLUB
IkIRO-NeWs : IS. Aeo-
|lap Ensemble.
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KMO-Johnson Family.
l0:45. Bachelors Chill
dren
X V Happiness: 10:45
Mary Lee Taylor.
KOMO - Hotel Taft.
10:45. Dr. Kate.
kJR - Spiritual Life
10 as News.
KIRO-Happiness
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KMO - Riddles Gas
Keep Fit 70 Music
KVI-Helen Trent. 9 as
Our Gal Sunday.
KOMO-J c. Scott. 9 as
Handy Man
KJR-Farm and Home.
kIRO-Helen Trent.
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KMO-Neighbors. HAS,
Organ Music
kNI-Blg Sister. l1:l6.
Aunt Jenny
kOMO-Hymns; ll:l5. A
Grimm's Daughter
KJR-Our Half Hour.
KIRO-Big Sister
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BOARD AND
ROOM GIRLS

Continued from Page g.
You ear ride home with -"
sybu suggested bur Faith replied.
Thanks darling Il wont ~
necessary. Lee Brent i waiting
for me
Lee Brent" sybi repeated.
"0h Faith 10 you mean MS en-
rarement - Brenda Il ~
Yes VIII you come over %
the car - SPEAK n nm =.
VIII he want 70 see me ." Syhu
asked douhtfully.
or course
Have you told him - Syhil
questioned IS they approached
Lees car.
Yes and ne won't hold It
against you any more than I do"
Lees attitude. however, was not
- cordial as Faith had expected
it TO be. The knowledge that Syhil
had lied TO him was more Of
shock than Faith realized.
He had liked Syhil. had always
considered her a good sport. But
If she hadn't Just happened TO fall
in love with someone else. Lee
doubted that she would ever have
told the truth.
Il confirmed what ne had al
ways secretly believed that women
we're incapable of the same high
sense Of honor a decent man took
for granted. All women. that -.
except Faith He hadn't been mis-
taken about her although he had
been blaming her for months and
causing her suffering which could
have been avoided II sybil had
played fair
Couldn't Re Cold
Yet ever Lee could not remain
cold when Faith told him that
Syhil and John Van Aaken were
married
He wished them happiness, and
after they had gone said to Faith
Hes not exactly the type I'd
have imagined her falling for, but
life is like that"
Life, Faith remarked content
eddy. smuggling down beside him
lis wonderful. There are times
when it doesn't seem worth living;
when nothing seems 70 make
sense but if you wait long enough
you find it all fits into a perfect
pattern. Miss Van has always said
if we lived long enough wed real
ize it"
Lee smiled.
What a philosopher you're be-
coming. darling"
And what cynic you are"
she retorted. But you won't be
once you're married 10 me. I'm
going to make you so happy you'll
go around breathing sweetness
and light"
oh" he cried in mock surprise.
were you intending to marry
me >"
Those were my intentions. she
confessed boldly, the first night
I met you nj Mary LOUIS"
ITO he continued)
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KMO-Aloert La schelle
HAS, PIT A.
KVI-Fletcher WiIey
l1:45 My son and !.
d o NJ O-Valiant Lady
11:45 Light OF World
KJR-Nayy Talk. HAS
News.
KIRO-Fletcher Wiley.
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4:3O p. NJ.

'KMO-Christmas Spot
light 445. Arnold
LeVerenZ.
KVI-SonEs by Louise,
4.45. Tenor
lKOMiO - Capt. Samlslo.
6:35. Rendezvous.
lKJR-Easy Does II.
lKIRO-Job Finder.
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900 A. NJ.

EMO-News
KVI-Kate Smith o.l5,
When a Cir Marrles
kMO-Ship OF JOY Q Is.
O'Netlls
KJR-Sews. e15. Health
Club.
KIRO-Kate Smith.
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KMO - Fulton wis.
AIS, Ma Perkins
KV1-Second Wife, 4 Is,
Santa in Toyland
.KOMO - FREQ airing.
4:1b, Europe
KJR-Little Revue.
.kIRO - Serial. 4 is
NeWsreel
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1900 NOON

K MO Il ast. 12.l5
News.
XIV l. Martha Webster
l2:l5. News
K o NJ o 49, Mary Marlin.
1915. Ma Perkins.
kJR - Orphans OF d.
Yorce. 12:l5. Amanda
KIRO-S o ciety Girl,
1915 Singing sam.
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KMO - Dance NJ llsi
12.45. Christian Sci
euCe
KVI-Kate Hopkins.
kOMO-Pepper Young
l2:45, Vic and Sade
KJR-Other Wife. n as
Just Plain Bill
kIRO-kate Hopkins.
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.KMO-Marvin Dale
KVI-Manny Strand
Gar
dens.
IkJR P au ] Cars
1857, News.
KIRO Nig h &c a =
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100 p. NJ.

OF Air.
KVI-Portla Blake. Is
Myrt and Marge.
kOMO-Bsekstage VIE.
l.lb. Stella Dallas
KJR-Motner OF Mine
lis, Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Serial.
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1890 p. VI.


XVI Kate Hopkins.
70 -. Songs
KOMO-Pepper Young
1926. VIC and Sade.
KJR-Other WIFE. y 4o
Plain Bill
KIRO - Kate Hopkins,
u as. News.
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KMO-School OF Air.
KVI-Portia Blake. ! AS
Myrt and Marge.
KOMO-Backsrage Wife
ls15. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother OF Mine
l:l5. Cecil Solly.
KIRO-portla Blake.
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TEESDA
100 A. NJ.
.EO-DeFofI0ns
sHHF -nHa $500

l-A95 alrFNH AAtAe.
kONO-Top . Morning
tbs Reveries
EJR-Josh Higgins. tbs
News
kIRO-Time Klock. tbs
Farm Forum
7::30 4. NJ.
EMO-Sews. 7:45. Trade
sales.
KVI-Hews 7:45 Jane
Powers. Organist.
EOAiO - Reveries As
sam Hayes
KJR-Breakfast Club
KIRO-NeWs. T,45 Rhy-
Tim OF the Range
500 4. NJ.
KMO-Pals OF G olde \
West.
Family Almanac.
BIS. News.
KOMO-Victor Lindlahr
ais. Against storm.
EJR-Breakiast Club.
EIRO-LittIe SHOW.
BIS. News
$50 4. VI.
KMO-Happy n o n es.
s:45. Words and Music
VI Colo bergs. s:46
Kathleen Norris
KOM O. Studio. e:45
snip OF JOY
K ! R-Between Friends
8:45. Ann Sterling.
KIRO-Goldbergs
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lKMO-Tibbals and Grey.
AS. Muse and Music.
/ kVl-Girl Inferno. 5 40, ,
World Today.
KOMO Homekeepers.
3:45, Fairgrounds
lkJR - Raising a presi-
dent.
iKlRO-C,irl Inferno.
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KMO-BreakfaSt Club
XVI Family Almanac
6:lS News
kOMO-Vlctor Lindlahr
S.l6. Against storm
kJR-Breakfssf CLUB
kIRO- Housewives 9 10
News
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|KMO-News: sos. Dance
Orch
KVl-Dr. Malone, 3:l5,
Hedda Hopper.
KOMO-Your Treat. 3:l5
That Girl.
KJR-Linda Dale. 3.lb
Ireene Wicker.
ErVDn n AHa1Ava
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lKMO-Gossip Club.
KVI-Hllltop House las
Stepmother
EOMO-Lorenzo Jones
LAS. Wilder Brown
Health Club. l;45,
Cowboy Joe
lKrRn- HnItnn HnliSa
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.KMO-Priendly Is
KVI-Martha Webster
~ Is News
.EOMO 90 Mary Marlin.
1915. Ma Perkins
HJR - Orphans OF d.
vorce. y IS. Amanda
.KIRO - Society Girl
lQI5 SIngin sam
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KMO-Rins-o LAS. Al
bert LaSchelle.
KYI-Hllltop House
I As, Stepmother
kOMO-Lcrenzo Jones
as. Wilder Brown.
KJR-Health Club
KfRO-Hilltop Houss.
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.KMO - Wythe Williams
7.45 Quizzes.
lKNI-Iearning 7 -, Fl =
mer Davis.
.KOMO-Dog House.
.KJR-Questlon Bee
KIRO-peter MertenS.
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x ~ z - News 10 IS
Christmas Spotlight
XVI Lie Beautiful
l0:i5. Woman IN White
( . n O. Julls Blake
lOsie Hotel Taft
AJE-Ezrm and Home
lo.le InQulrlng Re
porter
klRO-Lfe BsauttfttI
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iEMO-Phu Harris. 11:l5.
Marin Dale.
lKNI-O'Neill and Dit
mars
* o MO - St. Frances
Hotel.
IKJR-M wing World
1913 Paul Carson
lKTRO-O'Neill and Dit
mars.
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KMO - Syncopated RID
dies ? as Keep PIT %
Music
kNI-helen Trent 9 -
Our Ga SUNDAY
KOMO-Nc!ce o. Exper-
ienas . IS Handy Nan
KjR-Farm and Home
kIRO-Heier Trent
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KMO-Toast, SIS, Crazy
Cowboy.
KNI-Christmas Quiz.
kOMO - Waltzes, b:l5,
Jack Armstrong
KJR-Vaughn DeLeath.
5-15 King Arthur. u.
X I K Q - Father Goose;
5:l5. American Music.
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KMO-Esven % Rest
VI Ne IS Re leW.
lOlS. Northwest News.
EOMO NeHE lois
Spark PLUG
KJR Five EdE area
io.is, Dance Auk4c.
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KMO-C. p. S. Sym
phonic Hour.
KVI-Amos n Andy
AIS, Lanny Ross
.KOMO-Fred Wari ng.
ais Armchair Cruises
KJR-Grand g n I 7 a
Station.
KIRO-Amos n Andy.
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KMO-2 IS. Family Rob
l1sOn
kNl-Mvstic Tunes : IS
ScatLergoOd kalnes
KONO - Guiding Light
2 as. Life Beautiful
kjR-rrc q b ; Award
. As Tenor
KEAn- 500 n AZ
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KMO-News
KVf-Kate smith ? Is
When q Cir MarrleS
.KDMO - Ship o. JOY.
p.l5. Q Neills
KTE-News. 2 IS Health
club
KIRO-katf SnLth-
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KMO-Nsws. ais, { s
Navy
KNI-American School
kOMO-Glrl Alone. : Is
Lone Journey
KJR-Organ Concert
kiRO-Woman World
AIS. School OF Air.
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KMO-Know America.
KVI-Mystlc Tunes, 2 :45
Scattergood Baines.
KOMO-Guiding Light,
2:45, Life Beautiful
kJR SoiVee. 2 4o
WAYNE Van Dyne
OF Ar.
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KMO-Seas s rs Orch
kN1-Dr Malone. 8 20
Baritone
kOMO-C aslno Orch
3 IS. That Glrl.
kJE-iinda Dale. 3 Is
Ireene wicker
KIEO-DT Malone.
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KMO-Haven of Rest.
XVI 49, Paul Sulllv a n
News.
KOMO - News; lo:1S
Navy Talk.
IKJR-Dramatio Serial.
KIRO-NeWB Review,
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kMO-Fulton LsWis.4 rs
Ma Perkins
ENI-Second Wife: AIS
Santa IN Tcylsnc
kOAlC-N .oltnlN sss
Eilrcpe
SJR - OrganSt as
Hotel Orch
KRO-Seconc VIE.
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kN0 - sadly Neigh
boH 1lIA Your home
kNl-BlE SISTER. Il Is.
Aunt JenuF
SOMO - Betty Croker
us. Grimm > oaugh-
ter
KJR-Our Hair Hour.
EHWnA n $50
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KNOT hsse Unite
states
kkl-Gui Inferno. ; -
World To-Day
kOMO honekecpers
s IS. Govt Reports
kJE 49, Barnard Co44ege
Christmas Program
EIaO-GiTl Inferno
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| KMO-News.
kVl-School OF Air.
KOMO-Glrl Alone. 2:lb
Lone Journey.
lkJR-ZOllman.
| KIRO-Woman's World;
ais. School OF Air.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24
CHAPLAlN'S CHAPEL


The ChapIains Aid Society viii
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
E. ]. Feyerabend this Friday eve
ming, May "a. Everyone cordially in
vited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Weleh and
son Deibert, Mr. and Mrs. George
HurlOck of Wilmington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Torbert OF Greenwood,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Williams.
Mrs. Dorothy Laughhead and
daughter of Chester, Pa, are spen-
ding sometime with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Feyerabend.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Harris en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Walter. O'Neal
Of SeafOrd, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Will
ley of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Waller and Mrs. Annie DickersOn of
Seaford and Mr. and Mrs. Horace w.
Smith of Georgetown on Sunday.
Some of the people Of this COM
attended the Rural Electric
Show which was held near Green
wood last week.
+ Services at Chaplains next Sun
day as follows: Sunday school at 2
p. IN. Preaching at D. m.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24
BOWERS BEAcE5.

The Epworth League Is hA.s,nr :
bake on Saturday for tie btReaf y
the church. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brayeton oi
Carhey's Point. h. u, were e6ssis !. Il Il
Mrs. Clarence Forrest over ihs week.
end.
Carl Schmidt spent a few DAYS
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Gilbert enter
tanned company over the weekend.
Several from here attended, fho
funeral of Harvey Coverdale of
Milford. who is q brother 81 DaySd
C0verdale.
Mrs. Charles Erdle ana family
were guests Of hei. mother Mrs Job
Coverdale, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIafenee Jester
and family ana Miss Wanda keller
were Sunday guests at the Haide-
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24


afr. and Mrs Sam Leape, Of CAM
den, N. y. were recent guests Of the
later's mother, Mrs. j. z. Smith.
Mrs. Harry Nichols IL visiting
in Chester, Pa. with Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Wright
Mrs. Louis Cain, Of Wilmington,
was a mid-week guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. q. WheaEley.
Alr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Riggin and
daughter. OF Middletown. spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Wright.
Mrs. George Coffin, Of Miami, Fla,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Marian
Cabbage.
The Ushers Union OF Bethel Meth
odist Church win hold festival on
the Community House lawn, satur-
day night, June !.
Mrs. Marian Cubbage and son Her
man spent Sunday with Mrs. Walter
Harry, at Smyrna.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24

man home.
Master Buster Coudright Is still al
the Milford Meemorial Hospital, but
Is much improved.
Mrs. James Reed and Mrs. Rich
ara Patterson were the guests Of
their mother, Mrs. George Spayd,
last week.
Bowers Fire Company was called
to fire early Monday at the fiiiing
station OF Russell Moore. Quite a
bit Of damage was done.
Leland and Dorothy Spayd were
wilmington visitors on Friday. Her
bert Robbins and Ruth Van H0ey
returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellar and daughter.
Of FELTON,, were Saturday night
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Haldeman.
Don't forget TO watch for next
weeks paper for the date Of the
festival on the Jacob
Segrest lawn.
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a weekend guest OF Miss Peggy
Fnrniss.,
Mrs. ]. 3. Smith returned home
Thursday after spending the winter
months II Camden, n. j., with her
do ighter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Leape.
John T. Phillips is on the sick
list.
Walter Biggs spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Elsie Biggs, at
bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cordrey, who
were recently married, we're given q
miscellaneous shower in the Bethel
Community House on Friday night.
Mr and Mrs. VIM. T. Splitter and
daughter, Elaine. were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Paul Bishop at
Federalsburti Md, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley G. Hastings
and daughter Iris spent Saturday in
Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24

with Mr. and Mrs. William POte.
Nanticoke Post, No. 6, American
Legion, Is planning a much larger
observance of Memorial Day this
year than heretofore. Previous to the
celebration on May 80, the post and
auxiliary will attend services in I'm
ion Methodist Church in Bridgeville
for a special sermon by Rev. Pres
ton w. Spence, pastor.
Millard Macklin has been appoint
ed chairman of a committee to place
lags and flowers on the graves OF
veterans In the Seaford, Blades, Lau-
rel and BridgeVille towns, included in
NatnicOke Post.
Funeral services for Erasmus Hay
man, 76 years old, who died on We'd
nesday of last week in the Milford
Memorial Hospital after an illness
of three weeks, were held from the
Hardesty Funeral Home last Friday
afternoon. Services in charge of the
Rev. Cranfield of near Bridgeville.
Interment in Bridgeville cemetery.
Mrs. Villa MacAllen attended the
Peninsula Conference in Wilmington
over the weekend
Teachers Named For 1904
The following is a list of teachers
elected for the next school term:
First Grade-Margare E.. Dicker-
son and Anna R. Short
Second Grade-Elizabeth H. Kind
er and Katharine Richards.
Third Grade-Mabel V. Jones, Mrs.
Lula T. McCauley.
Fourth Grades. Mildred Scott
Fifth GTade-Leila Z. Tatman, Ha-
eel NJ Tatman.
Sixth Grade-May Belts, Anna M.
Smith.
Junior High School Mathematics
and Biology-Carrie Kleinhenn
Manual Arts-J. Burton Purnell.
Physical Education and General
Science Wilbur Opdyke.
Junior High School English-Mrs.
Elizabeth NJ Todd.
Agriculture-Ralph Watson.
High School Mathematics Harold |
L. Grossnickle. /
Home EcOnomies-Helen NJ An
derson.
High School English - Ralph |
Junior High School Social Science
Mary Lambert
High School History and French
NJ X Hohe
English and Latin-Helen E.
Muller.
Art-Hilda X. Gebele
Music Wendell Johnson.
Principal--George T. Macklin.
officers of the Student Council for
pear 1939-40: President, Paul HOr-
'ey; vice president, Louise Hast
ngs; secretary. Bcrnice Seely; trea- ,
iurer, Harry Cannon.
Officers OF the Student Council for {
ear 1904: President, Keller i
ioch; vice president. Harry Rus I
ell: secretary. Charlotte Donovan; .
treasurer. Bernice Seely. a
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson vanaman en-
tertained company on Sunday.
Several from here attended the
card party given at the FeIton
school Friday night FOR the benefit
Of the FELTON, Fire Company.
Mf. and Mrs. LeFOurneau attend
ed 3 card party in Dover Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Conner and
FAMILY q Dover were Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Parker.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24
BETHEt.

Mrs. Ella Morris entertained the
following guests over the weekend: /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris, OF
Camden, N. il; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Norris and SONS, Of Chester, Pa, and
alI, and Mrs. Hoyt Morris, Jr., OF
Wilmington.
Miss Betty Culver, Of Laurel, was
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24

THE HOME STORES are a big
part of the foundation of a towns
prosperity. Don't undermine that
by buying somewhere
else.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24

IF YOU CAN'T say good words for
your home town and spread its fame
and success, don't expect anyone
else TO do 50.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24

ToDAYs WIDEST CHOICE AUTOMOBILES In Every o
lowest Skies HsA Papvuf Body Wide
VSu Plan Is Pux see sOOF sSdsOm Dosr For fAoaE
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-07-04
To Commission
5000 New Officers
Yearly From College

The navy recruiting office at Salt
Lake City has received a despatch
from the Navy Department stating
that 5000 men who have received
at least two years of college educa-
ton will be trained and commits
stoned as ensigns in the naval re-
serve. In substance, the despatch
read as follows:
Desire to enlist national total of
5000 men in the rating of apprentice
seamen in new class of the naval
reserve designated VT for one
months training afloat correspond
ing to the present Naval Reserve
Officers Training Corps summer
must have a minimum of two years
college credits from universities ac-
credited by the National Board of
Education. They must be American
born, between the ages of 10 and IS,
unmarried, and must be able to pass
the physical examination required
for an ensign in general service.
Candidates must submit two letters
of recommendation from responsible
citizens. Candidates under 81 years
of age must present signed consent
of parents or guardian.
Accepted applicants will be re-
quired to request active training
duty without pay, but will be fur
enished transportation in kind, ra-
tions and clothing. Upon the COM
pletion of the cruise successful cam
didates will be issued appointments
as reserve midshipmen and desig-
mated eligible to receive a ninety
day course of instruction, with pay,
leading to commission as ensign,
U. S. Naval Reserve.
1T is contemplated that the first
cruise will commence July 10th from
New York. :
Applicants are now being received
at all navy recruiting stations and
sub-stations.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-07-04
Adventure at Its Best.

Bringing to the screen Kenneth
Roberts adventure novel which was
the largest selling book in the ma
ton month after month, Northwest
Passage opens at the Kotenai the
atre next Sunday and Monday with
Spencer Tracy and Walter Brennan
in leading featured roles.
Filmed entirely in Technicolor,
and made after six weeks of work
in the Wilds of Idaho and several
weeks Of studio filming, Northwest
Passage is reported to be the great
est story of physical fortitude ever
attempted by the screen.
Following the novel which first
ran in the Saturday Evening Post
before becoming best-seller, the
picture tells the story Of a coura-
geous, hardy band of Rogers Rang
ers who in 1855 set forth on a secret
mission to wipe out village OF
marauding Indians. Among the
rangers Are Robert Young as Lang
don ToWne, young artist, and Wal
ter Brennan as Hunk Marrainer, a
seasoned Woodsman.
batting against unDeHeVedDle
odds, the rangers lug heavy boats
over mountains, trek for days
through treacherous swamps, cross
river torrent by forming a human
chain, attack and wipe out the In
dians and then start a starvation
forced march home. Their ranks de-
pleted by Indian attacks and forced
to eat lizards and owls, they fight
their way back to safety.