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Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
FRANKFORT

Robert SchOfield Long Of this town
who is q student at jefferson Medica
College. Philadelphia. has been notified
q his appoilltineenl e, as an ,li,L,,i imterne al
The appointment will become effective
after In, formally receives his degree
of medicine la June. At present. his
mother, Mrs. MalVerna Long. is in the
70 ther. DIR. Il. S. Long, died several
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of the
Presbyterian Church met Monday eve
nins at the home OF Mrs. Margaret
Elmer IIofrmeister spent the week
end Ia Chester. Pa. with relatives.
The Frankfort Volunteer Fire Com
psny was called TO Roxana last FIiday y
afternoon to a serious chimney fire.
They arrived In time to prevent the
house from catching fire. There was
bust little damage.
baseball games at home is as follows:
April 12-LOrd Baltimore.
April 3O-Millsboro.
May 9-Sclbyvillc.
May 14-GeOrgetOWn.
Clayton Dukes Of the tanker Barton
was a visitor here for a few days the
first of the week.
Miss Ruth Messlck of Georges School
spcnt the Easter vacation here with her
Mrs. FL b. Shepherd and daughter.
Louise, spent the weekend here with
friends.
Saturday night the FrankfOrd Volun-
teer Fire Company was called to Beth
any Beach to q cottage on the beach
front, occupied by John Hammond. II
was on fire In the basement. PROMPT
work on the part OF the company saved
the cottage. The damage did not ahlount
TO much.
Easter morning at 7:45 O'Clock the
fire company was called to David Longs.
near Lambs Camp. a tenant house was
building. The fire is believed to have
been caused by faulty chimney.
There were special Easter services
held In the churches In the Presbyter-
ian Church here were lot Of very pret-
ty flowers. The pastor. Rev. w. S. Kre-
ger, preached.
Former Senator and Mrs. Ebs Il.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
MILFORD MAN SEIZED IN RUM
STILL OPERATION

Agents of the Delaware Liquor Com
of near Milford. last last Friday after
noon and cOnliscatGd a 5U-gallOn unrcg-
istcrcd still he is charged with Opcr-
ating in tho woods north of town.
Trader was taken to Wilmington last
Saturday night 10y Deputy L. =. Marshal
:. Is. l. Duncan and was booked at the
police station. lie wore four pairs of
PANTS. Il windbreaker. two sweaters, u
vest. Il pair of rubber boots. and three
pairs of stockings. Trader pleaded gull
u to the Charge on Monday morning
and was held in $l,5O0 bail by Commits
siuncr Polk.
Richard G. Long. inspector for the
Delaware Liquor Commission, testified
that he followed faint trail in the
woods and 32J yards from the still, scia-
cd earlier. he found nearly 2OU gallons
uf uiash buried in the ground and COW
cred with leaves.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
OVERBROOK

! Whit"'s chapel Sunday school will
hold th"iT Faster service OH Sunday
morning. March 81. Services start at
! pyn't forget the quarterly meeting
H"Nt saturday morning at the PaTson-
axe. \ good ATTENDANCE is desired.
t'apf and Mrs. Fred johnson and Mrs.
: 'iiu,ic baV'dsOn spent last "Wednesday
~ Milford shopping.
Nss NHiup Kitchens has bs:n con-
i.s'- ii IT, h"T home the past week with a
S;Fs Nailor Wills is now in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Master Billie Wells. son Of NailOr
Wells. Is confined to the home OF his
wells. near Milton. with pneumonia.
We wish him q speedy recovery.
John White is seriously III at this
writing.
Mrs. Maine Green called on Mrs. Susie
Green Ht the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
NOrIIan Workman. in Prime Hook
Neck.
Miss EIlcndcr Ray I.ank, of Philadcl-
pliia. spent the Easter holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Lank. She called ON her aunt. Mrs. Will
lard White and two daughters. Satur-
REV and Mrs. Richard Green Of Hook
essin. and Mrs. Myrtle Workman and
two daughters, and Catharinc ArgO, all
oil Prime Hook Neck, called on Mr.. and
rms. William 4. Green Oh Easter Mon
day.
The fish hawks have made their APP
pearancc-a sure sign that spring is
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Kitchens and
daughter, Jean. Of Philadelphia. Mrs. |
Hcttie Jester, of Georgetown. spent tho |
" eek end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Kitchens.
Taylor Vaughn is having a new chick |
cn house built Thomas Wilson and Son /
Of near RehObOth. are the carpenters
Charlie Rust. of Morton, Pa, has his |
cellar dug and viii start new house as
soon as the weather permits. He is the
brother of Mrs. Arthur Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy King called ON Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Wells on Thursday. Mr..
v ellis is one OF our shut-ius.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
BEATING THE .wAR BULGE

American retailing has dOIio a fine
Job lately in protecting consumers
against unwarranted advances in
prices. And there is no evidence
whatsoever Of profiteerlng.
That encouraging news comes
fright from the horses mouth" II
is contained in a report of the Bu-
reau of Agricultural Economics.
which was recently presented to Sec
retary Wallace and released off,
cially by the Department Of Agri-
culture.
The margin between farm and re-
tail prices. the report states, is ac-
tually less today than it was when
the war in Europe began. And the
price of food has declined since the
war bulge" of last September.
Retail food prices, the report adds,
are 26 per cent lower than in 1929,
Here is more evidence of the sound
ness Of our American merchandising
structure. working on a free, honest
an dOpen competitive basis. Mo-
where else in the world does the con-
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
SUNSHINE SOCIETY INVITES
NATIONAL STAFF TO MEETING

Several national officers have been
invited to attend the annual cOnven-
tion of the Delaware Division. Interna-
tlonsI Sunshine Society to be held on
April rs. at Peninsula Methodist Church,
in Wilmington. They include Mrs. JOS
eph u. Dewey, president general Of the
International Sunshine Society; Mrs.
Gertrude Ross. executive secretary and
the Rev. Walter w. A. Gardiner, chap
lain of the international organization.
officers of the Delaware State FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs and representa-
tiNes of other organizations will also be
invited TO attend the luncheon which
will he part of the convention program.
Mrs. II. ID. Simpson will preside over
the sessions. scheduled for both morning
and afternoon. A feature of the business
will be election of officers for the en-
suing term. Reports will be given by
the various branches of the city aud
state, and there will he program.
Mrs. William L. Missmer. first vice
president Of the Delaware Division. is
the convention chairman.
Plans for the convention will be made
in the monthly meeting of the Della
ware Division executive board on We'd
ncsday afternoon, April 3, at First and
Central Church. Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
LOCAL HOSPITAL IS
A BUSY INSTITUTION
tcontInued fron Flrst raEsl

l6-Mr. and Mrs. William Charles
Jones, GcOrgctown-Patricia Lee
Jones.
l7-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes
Stevenson, GeOrgetOwn-DO
Gene Stevenson.
1S-Mr and Mrs. Everett Mitchell
Gray, Selbyville-Geraldine Ann
Gray.
1g--Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe William
Harris. Laurel, Dale Parker
Harris.
2O-Mr. and Mrs Victor Fiari, Ellen
dale-GeOrge Henry Fiari.
and Mrs. George Rise Scha-
effer, MilfOrd-JOhn Barnard
Schaelfer.
22-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Herbert
Hampstead, Greenwood John
Alden Hampstead.
and Mrs. Terry Napier Nc
Farland. Milford Robert Coates
Mcfarland.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
VETERANS ARE
HONORED BY
KENT FIREMEN
tCOntlnusd from Pint Psss,

Slaughter, Dewitt Tatman, Charles
Peck, Samuel Short and Grover Lord
State Senator Earl Sylvester, toast
master; C. ID. Mills, Curtis G. Lara
more of EastOn, Md. connected with
the Maryland Fire School and Mary
land State Comptroller; Milton c.
Tawes of Crisfield. Superintendent of
Harrington Schools ]. C. Messner and
the first fire chief. Morris P. Kich-
line, SO years old, were all seated
at the guest table.
President Mills welcomed the viS-
itOrs and introduced the men head
ing the Harrington government MIR.
Messner offered the invocation at
the dinner and State Senator Sylves-
ter made a few brief remarks in
which he praised the activities of the
firemen's legislative committee. A
fireman from South Bowers was
awarded two electric lamps disposed
of by the auxiliary.
At the conclusion of the dinner a
short recess was taken after which
J Fletcher Truax, president of the
Kent County Association, took over
the business session, when all COM
panies reported present at roll call.
Announcement was made by the La
dies Night committee that some
changes had been made in their first
plans, the entertainment will be held
in the high scOhOl auditorium of
Caesar Rodney School at Camden on
Friday night. April 12.
A committee Of chiefs appointed to |
assign territory to the new FELTON, /
Fire Company, reported |
their task complete. a county fire |
report was withheld be-
cause Chief Thomas Baker of Dover
was absent.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
SAND HILL

A prayer meeting was held last
Friday night at home of Mr.. and Mrs
Bud Weisserman. It will be held
this Friday night at Mr., and Mrs.
John Smiths home, near Oakley.
Everyone welcome.
There will be services at Sand
Hill on Sunday as follows: Sunday
School at 10; preaching at II. Rev.
y. ". Wright, pastor.
Mrs. Martha Workman had as
guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Workman, of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Dickerson and
daughter, jeanne, Of Milton, Mr.. and
Mrs. CouFtland Workman and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. X. J. Sharp.
Nancy Sharp Of Lewes spent the
weekend with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. ]. Sharp.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
WOMAN GIVEN ONE YEAR IN
STABBING OF HUSBAND

Mrs. Mice Patterson 81 ycar-Uld wife
Ui Isaac Patterson. cVlOrcd. WIS sen-
t'nced "Wednesday. March 20. ll the
Court Of Common Pleas TO one year in
the Kent County Jail on charge of
StuhbulE her husband
JudIe John T.. Lel+cvic. in passing
HtDteHrv, noted that IL WIS second
Oifense. patt"I sUu Vas stabbed in the
face and arm at Milford two weeks ago.
Judge LefsVrc also fined Vernon
David $40 and costs ~ a charge Of
reckless driving. Similar charges
against Helen Ann Mitchell we're dis
missed The two we're involved iu an
accident N FREDERICK OH March o. Both
autOmobIles were badly danaEcd.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29

judges.
Mr. Burton was sworn into Office
by Magistrate W. ElwOOd Wright OF
Georgetown
For many years MIR. Burton has
been actively engaged in Republican
politics in Sussex county, especially
in the Eighth Representative District
0ndian Rivcr) where he was con-
sidered Que of the leaders.
A few years ago he was connected
with the Delaware Game and Fish
Commission.
Mr. Burton is married aud has one
son. Capt. Leland Burton, Delaware
River and Bay pilot
Because of bis active interest in
Republican politics for many years.
he is widely-knOwn throughout the
state.
The salary is $1,000 per anuum and
all expenses.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
TWO NAMED INTERNES At
DELAWARE HOSPITAL

ItOl,ert~ SchOlicld Long, of Frankford.
both students at jefferson Medical Col
lcgc, Philadelphia. have been notified
oi their appointments as intcrncs at the
Delaware Hospital
The appointments win become cffec-
tiV" after they formally receive their
degree OF medicine i'm June. Prior to his
study Of medicine. Long was graduated
died at the University of Delaware.
John Francis Wesley King Of VIII
mingtOn. also student al jefferson. has
bt en- appointed an inferno in MiscTicor-
dia Hospital. Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
SPECIAL SPEAKER At
NURSES HONE HERE

As the Chronicle prepared for press.
word was received from the Milford
Barrett. who is connected with tho
Home Economics Department of the
state of New jersey. has been invited
by Mrs. NJ. V. Adams. instructrcSs of
nurses at the Milford Memorial IlOspi-
tai, to deliver an address to the per-
sclncl at the Nurses Home on Thurs
day evening. March 2S. Mrs Barrett is
u wCll-knOwn and popular speaker
among wOmen's clubs on home making
and home building and subjects relative
to personal Improvement.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
KENT COUNTY DRAMA FESTIVAL
ON APRIL 4

The Kent County Drama Festival will
he held on Thursda ycVCning, April 4,
in the field house of Dover High School.
under the direction of Miss Helen Com
stock. -Four One-act plays will be pre-
seHted the two Judged the best will rep
resent Kent county i'm the state festival.
The MiddlctOwn Curtain Club will Of
fer Brink of Silence" directed by Miss
Margaret !. Earnest; a group from HaT-
riEgtOn. directed by Paul l.. Hawk,
will give Underground" Caesar Rod
ney School amateurs. directed by IIar-
OLD Hancock. have entered "Wclnics on
Wednesday," aud the Clayton 4-H Club
Juniors will present wildcat Willie"
undcr the direction of Layton Mabrey.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
MTH BIRTHDAY FOR DOVER
MAN; SISTER Is NEARLY %

lI.nry u. Moore one Of the = q
known residents Of Kent county. wlp
owned and operated the H. T.. Moore
- years, observed his goth birtFda ;
Sunday. March II. at the home Of biY-
daughter. Mrs. IIughett n Mcdaniel
ia Dover Mr.. Moore has Il sister. Mr.
RJbeCca CUuard. who if living next
June will celebrate her g2nd birthday.
EUth brother aud sister are IN health.
Mr. Moore is member of the Masonic
CrGer Of Dover. aud Il member Of the
Odd Fellows and Knights of uythias Of
Dover. Mr.. Moore was the recipient of
lGany flowers. cards and gifts from
friends and relatives
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
ANNOrNCE ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Knight. MaEno-
LA. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Sarah Knight. to Mr..
James Theodore Dempsey. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William e. Dempsey. of Ken
nedyville, Md. Miss Knight was grad-
u;.ted from the Smyrna High School,
attended Beacon College, and Is asso-
eiated with the State Department of
Public instruction in Dover. Mr. Demp-
sey is connected with the Glenn l.. Mar
tin Aircraft Company Of Baltimore. The
wedding will take place in June.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29

with enough food for the soldiers
and enormous purchases we're made
for al tho agricultural products
grown IN tho United States for ship
ment abroad.
Despite all the politicians say
ab0utstoday's agricultural conditions
the fact remains that soldiers have
% eat This being the case the con-
tlnuation Of The European War Is
certain 70 bring about large for
eign markets tor American farm pro-
ducts
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
HOLLAND TRIAL ENDS
ABRUPTLY

The trial Of Edward Holland Of near
Sandt"Wn. hO was charged with shoot
ing Il liCLnsed dog. and which incident
~ Oused lnIge amount Of iptcrCs st
uluOnE dog owners, hunters and farmers
throughout Kent county. came TO an
abrupt ending on Tuesday morning.
Oi last week when the ease was settled
out Of court before going to trial.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29

Chandler OF DaEsbor0. announce the
marriage. Of their daughter. Marjorie
Ann to Mr.. Alvin A. Campbell son OF
air and Mrs. Herman II. Campbell Of
this town. The marriage took place last
Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. o. II. Connolly.
Air. and Mrs. Campbell left at once for
Atlantic city, N. j., where they spent a
few days. They are both graduates Of
John NJ. Clayton School
Mr& Margaret Heath entertained for
few days, Mrs. William Trimble. Of
nhftndplnhia
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
EHRorE oRoWs-1Ts 6WN

A statement from the Department
of Agriculture says that tie Enro-
pcan War has decreased the demand
for American farm products. Speci;
iically, tobacco, fruits, wheat. pork
lard and cotton are below the nor
NAL volume Of exports.
The World War created the great
est farm boom the United States has
ever had. In 1916-17 the aelds Of
Europe could not supply the armies
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
MuRpER TRIAL pELAYEp MONTH

Trial of two negroes. indicted in the
assault upon his wife. Mrs. Annie S.
Pilchard. of Stockton, Md, win be de-
llayed .at least four weeks" 1t has been
learned
Illness of the states chief witness,
Mrs. Annie S. T1ilchard. now a patient
in the Delaware Hospital. Wilmington,
VIII prevent. her from testifying before
the Baltimore County Circuit Court at
Towson. Md, because Of her physical
condition.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
SMYRNA POSTMASTER IN OFFICE

Davis H. Bell became tlr new post
master at Smyrna Friday afternoon.
March Is, when he was sworn into office
by Postal Inspector w. B. Francisco.
Mir Bells appointment was confirmed
10y the u. 5. Senate and his commits
sion signed by President Roosevelt re-
Gently. Mr.. Bell succeeds Miss Louise
Denney, who has been acting postmaster
since the death of her father. Robert
u. Denney, on February 6. 1880. Mr..
Denney was the first Smyrna postmas-
ter to hold office under the law OF life
Tenure
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
BI.S nRIYERS TO MEET

The annual meeting and banquet Of
th' SusscX County School Bus Drivers
Association will De held ia the hall of
Midlaud Grange No. ~. Patrons Of
llushaudry. Georgetown, Oh Friday.
March 90. Representative of the State
Department of Public instruction have
been invited TO make addresses.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
FREDERICA MAN BUYS
GUERNSEY

Th'. American Guernsey Cattle Club.
Peterborough. y. H., announces the
sal" Of registered Guernsey bull 10y J.
y, Cray to Lester L. Carlisle, of Fred
eric;. Th's animal is Forester OF Spring
Cicck 2GCl0s.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
ACCIpENT BOARD T0 MEET

The Delaware Industrial Accident
Roard will hear several downstate acci-
df mt cases at Dover and Georgetown on
April 3. The board will hear cases In
Wilmington April %,
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-29
CLIFF BURTON NAMED
PROBATION OFFICER

tConlinued from Flrsl FaVsI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Breakfast Honors
College Students
Kappa Alumnse Entertain
Active Members on FRIDAY

Members of the Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma alumnae group will
entertain "Actives," who are
home for vacation on Friday
morning at II o'clock at the
Tacoma hotel. Mrs. John T.
Quinn is chairman for the
party and her assistants will
be Mrs. John Taylor and
Mrs. James Carey, formerly
of Olympia.
Honor guests for the breakfast
will include Misses Polly and Jane
Day. daughters of Lieut.. Col.
Robin Day at McChord field. Miss
Polly is a student at Washington
State college and Miss Jane at
tends Whitman.
Misses Joan Bonnell. Mary Jane
Argue and Betty Doud are the
students home from the Univer-
sity of Washington. and Misses
Carolyn Gushing and Carolyn
Kellogg are from Whitman college.
Alumnae who have assisted the
committee in charge are Mrs.
j. H. Thomas, the president, Mrs.
William Mahncke and Mrs. Cromp-
ton Ogden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

New Mexico. and California. ston-
ping At Palm Springs. When they
return to Tacoma they will live At
43l Broadway.
Mrs. Wright was graduated IN
music from Kansas WESLEYAN uni
versity at Salina, Kansas. and did
graduate work at the University
OF Southern California. North
western university. University of
Wisconsin and the University Of
Washington. She is affiliated with
Phi Mu Alpha. national music fra
ternity. and Alpha Psi Omega
national dramaties fraternity As
well as Woodhrook Hunt club in
Tacoma.
Dr.. Wright received his medical
training at Loyola university in
Chicago and was staff surgeon at
the Northern Pacific hospital here
before going TO Coulee Dam for
four years as head of the Wash
ington Hospital association. A
year of study in Chicago. New
York. London and Vienna proceed
ed his return TO Tacoma. He is a
member of Tacoma Country and
Golf club, Tacoma Surgical club.
fellow of the American College
of Surgeons. and was recently
elected to Rotary club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

One of the largest no host ia
bles will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Carstens. Misses Barbara
Bonnell, Kathryn la Casa. Dorothy
La Casa and Charlotte Doud;
Messrs Mack Koon. Peter Love.
Philip Carstens. Donald Macdon-
aid, Dean Macdonald, Danaher
Dempsey and Fred Brown and
Jeff Heath Of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Meagher haw
reserved a table for Mr.. and Mrs
Burritt Anderson. Misses Elizabeth
Morris. Shirley Davis. Elizabeth
Lachron Of Seattle, Doris Watson
and Marjorie Cooper. nessrs
Charles Ftchen OF Olympia,
Charles NJ. Davis. jr.. Robert Jack.
son Of Seattle. John Winterhouse.
Russell Schmidt. Al Rofanelli and
Warren Adams OF Seattle
Another group will include MI
and Mrs. Thomas curlette. Misses
Ruby Peterson. Dolores Wester-
lund, Erna Luft and Messrs. Al
Ekre. Edwin Rhorbach. Bill Leith
and Clyde DE Mars
Sr. and Mrs. Phillip Farmer
have invited as their guests MI.
and Mrs. J. n Craft. Misses
Frances slipp. Frances Buchanan
and Louise Zeh Messrs Lessee
Hare. Ed Gabel and Gustaf Oien-
TWO tables for eight have been
reserved by Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Retiring and Miss Georgia HILLS.
At another table will be Misses
Helene Louise Hoffman and Eliza
beth Ackley. Mr Robert Kelly and
Mr.. Marvin Beasley.
Table reservations have also
been made by Miss Gloria Steele.
Eleanor Hoffman, Mary Adelaide
Rsybould. .Wynona Dismer. Patri-
cia Calvert. Martha Buckley. Bev-
erly Blrdsaw. Lucille Kiink. Fran
ees Schultz and janice Wegenef.
Messrs. Stan Cummings. Norton
Gordon. Bud johnson. I'd Baker,
Philip Ciitner, Henry Astthsei,
Jack Bird. Arnold Hatthaei. VIII
lard Hedden. Martin PsiTieh.
Frank Patchill. Jr. " y Win
gard. Robert Jepson. Bert Finns-
gan and Richard Psrtieh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Troth Announced
Christmas Eve
Betty evanson VIII Wed
Frederick johnson in June

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walter
Evanson have announced the
engagement Of their youngest
daughter. Miss Betty Evan
son, TO Mr.. Frederick John
ston. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
V. Johnston of Bellingham.
Announcement Of the troth
was made at an open house
at the Evanson home on
Christmas Eve.
Betty and Fred In June" on
cards tied 10 peppermint candy
canes. hung on a vrought-lron
tree Of ruby-red candies, pro-
claimed the news Of the coming
marriage TO their closer friends
gathered for the informal evening
Decorations for the festive oc-
casion carried out the Christmas
motif with slender boughs OF fir
and holly used as q base for the
lighted ire. which oentsred the
supper table.
Miss EvansOn chose for her an
nouncement party a dinner gown
Of Sea green velvet and an orchid
oorsage
The brids-eleet. gradual. ~
Pacific Lutheran college. has been
teaching 81 the Clover Creek
school for the past two years she
IL past adviser Of Cedar ASSN
bly,. Order Of Rainbow for Girls.
Mr. Johnston IL graduate Of
the College Of Puget Sound. where
kis fraternity Ia sigma Zsia ZIP
1i.on
Although no wedding date has
been act. IN. e.vmony Viii Ds
so.emnizsd early in June.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
MISS hdfn Bre Dr. Ross Derod Wright Wed Yuefde Eve
Nuptial Rites Read by Taperlight
In Presbyterian Chapel Tuesday
Quiet Ceremony Followed by Wedding Supper a.
Watson Home; Extensive Wedding Trip Planned

On the Eve of Christmas in radiant setting Of flicker
ing candle light from white apers playing white chrysan
1neunS ana gs'enlhg holiday green's nupal vows were
exchanged by Miss Kathryn Dorothy Bruner and NJ p
Derod Wright IN Ferguson Memorial chapel of First Pres
byteran church AT o'clock the quiet ceremony was re-
ude by Mr. Frank Nurding Meditation" from, Thais"
by massene and All Sweet Mystery of Life BY Herbert
fareuiary appropriate the musical background for
ne "euug since the bride is talented musician Mr. Nur
olhe Nro'e special composition entitled Wings" for the
occasion OF the wedding and played Drink to Me Only With
lhine Eyes Miss Maurne Wade wearing an aona gown
sang Calm As the Night" by Bobm - Tove To-" m
Greg and Mr.. Nurding's composition =