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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15

uome Makers club Ia again
.s,;oning. This club brings much
,a.smrs 10 mothers who desire
I'sss lind of activity. A very eff
|'n' nsrson has been selected as
t..idsu, in the person OF Mrs.
80 shorey. Of Palmersfon ave-
|poI', those who wish to attend and
pu. h.ve not vet registered. may
~ 80 Al the next meeting Look
.nr news Of the club each week
.mrh these columns, and read
be Tribune.
Softball Tournament
our Norrhrup school boys went
-, N, top. winning the hrst and
coOa ,ofthall tournaments against
ferguson and Ann visger schools.
srst division was made up OF
players from the "a through
e. grades. The second division
Insisted Of students from grades
,hrough 5R. Ann visger suffer
No srst defeat. and Ferguson,
,econd. Both Mr.. Walcott. the
rc,nal of Northrup. and the
IN ss well as the parents OF
!, lade. are very proud.
mr. high schools are turning out
n few graduates this year.
received their diplomas this
'nrsdsv Beside Louise Sadler,
srs are eight other girl gradu-
ssa and seven hoy graduates. l
ksll give all their names in the
n issue.
l,ile Marjorie l,owrie met with
ssd accident recently. She was
II in me eve by one Of her play
ktes and tho eve had to be re-
pyed Marjorie lives at 1913 Vis-
Road and Is 6 years old.
some q our readers missed our
trlers his week. and came TO
onice for their papers. ! us
Nv have number of them on
ind and yon who do not contact
nov can secure your papers At
home At sol Polk avenue. Read
Tribune for the latest news
oh week
The funerals " two of our old
1ens Nere held Tuesday. June
The deceased are Mr.. Wynn OF
orss and Mrs. Emma Davis. OF
vsr Rouge.
Quite number are reported i'll.
the Sidney Sumby hospital.
The rniied Gospel Singers are
ndsring program at the Miller
hool on the corner OF 18th and
RANGES sifecie on June 30. Visit
Z ouarielles will also he present
take part. Fred Parker, presi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
Ecorse News
By MILO CASTOR

Milton They w,l speak on The
FIXTURE Of The Negro in The Field
~ lndasif, ana l.ooni interests
Of the Twin Clues
vi. /ion Baptist
Tho Rev G. ~ stevenson pastor
~ M Zion ~poh Sunaav morning
rn ihe ofhe Things before
large ennp of ynane % pe The
Junior choif rffdefofl ine music.
Among 10. VISITORS v,e Nf BEL
a~on ami " Pennington
The tfh anniAo saw II ne pas
ior WIZ os' Nnuda, Jane II.
wish sn eai''oa'e harque, Al me
First Baptist
A. nspif,ng aeNoti onaf Scrties
rnn'ipeieo ht psacor- Green and
lfemr was held SUNDAY morning.
'rh Men sner baad served.
lleyev Nanh became member
az re ohgth on thc occasion ~
his nr'h'fs return from Arkan-
sa>
Ms lanc CAoir WHO Vas
falle1 ~ SeHfh caolra he aese NJ
siebr" nos feWrnea ~ ga Nrs.
Morton AVID Choir rfo-idnn Flor-
enc" Whte Mas Jessie SanafatH 10
Wei and Dsf tcain m MI. Walk
or Is sick i.ic Siuhe hosp ra
Pastor haFi~ eltltos~ was iaken
from t1okie s1rl Hapitr Seer
and a Warnrr for 'hs People
Dumas 80
The l.adif- Auxiliary ~ Dumas
pos are looking forward 10 their
annra pcuir whifh Viii be- hold
~ Rouge Park SATURDAY. lgno %.
me public Is invited 90 spend
pleasant day
~" Cub wish"- ~ extend sym-
p7iliv 70 ihr family 40 Tile la'c Nr.
DAVIS VITO and mother Svmna-
iiN also COOS in Ms niar hc An
s"rson In the recent death % her
brother
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
River Rouge
Mrs. A. B. Gray Vaughn, Representative
Of Down River Branch
L., polk Avenue Telephone Vinewood 2-O1 95

dent; Mrs. zada Askew. secretary.
Beechw0od Center
The Girl Scouts pledge troup
went on their first hike last Sat
urday. with the Ford Rotunda as
their destination.
The Kayako Riding club gave
their hrst party Saturday night,
June s.
The G, l. Rs played their first
game OF the season. Saturday, June
S.
The Nursery school will hold its
graduation exercises soon.
The Home Makers are having
their annual picnic At the Smith
Farm. At Cass city. on June %. In
formation will be furnished by Mrs.
Shorey nj 52S Palmerston. The
club has been in operation for the
past Is years. II is sponsored by
Miss Florence Smith. first grade
teacher. An instructor from
Wayne university. Mns. Lemm. has
been working with us for the past
three years. The mothers OF the
community appreciate the coopera-
ton OF all interested parties and
are earnestly working for the
Scholarship Loan Fund, which will
be established soon. to aid worthy
students OF the Northrup school.
NJ. John AMF
Sin" was the subject OF the
sermon delivered by Mrs. Alva f.
Hill OF Chicago. The text was
found in ST. John 1.29. BEHOLD
the Lamb OF God taketh away the
sins OF the world"
Among the visitors present were
1910 graduates OF River Rouge high
school Misses Annie Goode. Edith
Brown. Elizabeth Wakcly. Ernes-
tine Ward and James Roundiree.
Also present was little Jill Hi.
daughter OF Evangelist Hill The
Rev. Nelson Pryor. pastor: the
Rev j. +. Lyons. assistant pastor,
Viola Gum. reporter.
Union Baptist
Sunday school was well attend
ed Mrs. Harper addressed tho
school service. Everyone enjoyed
the 1890 o'clock service The Rev
F. c. Copeland took for his text
John 14:15.
Many visitors were present The
Junior choir rendered the music
Prayer service is held each We'd
needay evening at s p. m. The Rev.
+. c. Copeland, pastor: Rennie
Gaswell. reporter.
Triumph Baptist
Sunday school was we'll attend
ed At the morning service the
pastor. The Rev. G w. Simms
spoke from Ezekiel 3S.7.
Mrs. Fort was visitor. She
sang solo entitled. Just Keep
still" Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Rey-
mold were also visitors. The Rev
Mr.. Phet preached at the 1880 SER
vice. All are welcome to our praise
meetings. The Rev. s. W. Simms
pastor: E,unice Hudson. reporter.
Church Of God In Christ
Sunday was day full Of inspir-
ing messages. We journeyed &c
Canada for worship and baptisma
service with the Rev. c. l.. Morton
At our night worship large anc
appreciative gathering was present
/ The Rev. J. W. Gaudy, pastor, NIL
ed the pulpit.
PRAYER service is held each Tues
day night at p. m. Essie White
i Reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15

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Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near Greenwoodl

The Ladies' Aid Of Epworth vii
serve a chicken salad and oyster
! supper in the Firsmens Hall in
Greenwood on Wednesday evening
October %, from 5 p. m. to s D. M
A cordial invitation is extended to
all TO come and enjoy a we'll planned
supper. Dessert included for only
soc
The Ladies' Aid Of Todd's Chapel
Was entertained on Wednesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Jennie Hollis with
good attendance. After the busi-
ness meeting refreshments were SER
we'd by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hall and sister
of Wilmington were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Gootee Brown on
Wednesday
George E. Morris is improving
very slowly.
Mrs. Merle OBier and daughter
Betty gave a party on Saturday in
honor Of the birthday anniversary of
Miss Davis O'Bier and Mrs. w. A.
Dearman. The birthday cake, made
by Miss Betty 0'Bier was decorated
with candles to carry out the color
scheme of table decorations. Those
pl esent were Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
o Bier and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lloyd and son, Mr.. and Mrs. U. A.
Dearman, Miss Regina Bundy and
Kelley Mony. Ice cream and cake
we're served. The smaller children
were entertained with ring-around-
the-roses by Mrs. Lloyd.
George l.. Biddle Of Townsend was
a weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Layton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Darwin Savage and
family of fredericksburg spent Sun
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz ZOtt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Walls and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. 5hep Walls and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Walls
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Col
iisOn and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rust
were dinner guests of Mrs. Eliza
beth Butler and son of AndIewville
1n Sunday. After an abundant din
ler each one enjoyed the afternoon
lf fun Some went riding while
1lhers enjoyed social chatting The
younger folks enjoyed an old fash |
Oned horse and buggy ride. Pictures |
we're taken in various ways. Other |
guests in the afternoon were Mr. |
md Mrs. Franklin Butler and chill |
iren.
Mrs. Arthur Collision and Mrs. |
Norman LOhand spent Thursday af- /
erROon with Mrs J. w. Rust
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18
State Has 70 Pay Through The
Nose For Al 1t Gets From mn

esmuch as they show that money col
lected by the Federal Government Il
the form of taxes from such state
as Delaware is simply being chan
neled of otfier states to pay farmer
for not producing.
Senator Townsend said he hal
never felt that the real problem II
this country was oyerproduction, bu
rather underconsumption. sIf W.
can put our people back TO work al
high wages, they win then be able
4 to buy the products OF our farms, :
he said.
As a farmer, / know that our far
mers, In Delaware anyway, do moi
want a dole any more than do the
workers in our city. They prefer to
work and produce, and to sell their
products at good profit
The solution to this problem, as
well as to the problem OF the work
cls in our cities, is to increase en-
pl0yment. This the present admin
istrati0n, with all its spending, has
failed to do.
Instead Of effeeting any solution
to the problem, the present admins
tration has found IT easier to lull the
people into feeling Of false security
by handing out from Washington
borrowed money which must eventu-
ally be paid back, in which when
this day OF reckoning comes, must
be paid by those who have received
the benefits as well as those who
have not
In the case Of the Delaware far
lners at least. the money for the
small checks which they have re-
ceived has simply been loaned to
them. When the inevitable day Of
reckoning comes, they will have to
pay dearly"
Commenting on the disparity be-
tween payment and taxes and the
received in farm benefit
Senator Townsend pointed
out that South Dakota which paid
out only S1,972,OO for the fiscal year
1888 received during 1888 the total
of $17 .532, 900 in farm checks. North
Dakota which paid out only 81 ,597,-
900 received $13,179,O0O. Mississippi
which paid out s6,152. 900 got back in
farm checks alone $23 3,443 900. Ar
kansas which paid out S7,943, 900 got
back $21, 100000. Delaware on the
other hand which paid out 81, $685.
200 got back only $469.O0O in farm
checks.
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18
RoxANA

Rev. and Mrs. ]. E. Jones have
been entertaining Mr.. Cantwell who
has been assisting Rev. Jones with
the revival meetings at Sound
Church for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance McCabe had
as their guests over the weekend
MT. and Mrs. Walter McGinnes and
daughter Clydia of Milford. Sewell
1horton of ChineOteague, was also
their dinner guest on Saturday eve
ming.
Roland Lynch has purchased a
new Chevrolet.
Miss Christine DerrieksOn is en-
plOyed in the Office OF the Eagle pOnl-
try plant at Frankford.
Norman Lynch is having a large
broiler house erected on his farm on
the Roxana-Fenwick Island road
Asher Carey, Jr., Of the University
of Maryland, at Baltimore, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Carey, Sr..
A number from here went on the
excursion last Sunday to visit the
New York Worlds Fair.
Mrs Addie Lynch and Warren
Lynch entertained Sunday at a goose
dinner the following guests, MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Rayne of Ocean City,
Capt. and Mrs. Frank CULLEN of By
wood. Pa, Mr. and Mrs. William Nc
Caulley, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Nc
Csuliey and their daughter and
grandson, of Dover, Mrs. Dona Nc
Cabe Of Roxana, Sewell Thornton Of
Chineoteague, Va, MIR. and Mrs
John Furman of Frankford, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Quillen, Mr.. and Mrs
Layton and son Ephriam
West.
Mrs. DOna McCabe called on Mrs.
Lizzie Mccormick Sunday afternoon
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bright
Richards and found Mrs. McCOm-
rick very much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Murray of
Snow Hill have been visiting their
parents here.
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18
loanllImsa llom - -

IN farm checks alone for every dol.
lar Il returned to the treasury, the
reports showed. In other words
North Dakota received 1850 per
cent more out OF every tax dollar
than Delaware
Many Of the states, particularly in
the south and west, received con-
siderabiy more in farm benefits
alone tina nthe total amount they
paid into the treasury. Delaware. on
the other hand, was one OF those
states where agriculture is SO diver
sifed that the state paid out tre-
mendously more than it received,
the amount from such states as this
going to finance other sections.
Not only in total amount, but in
the size Of the checks to farmers,
Delaware was way behind its pro-
portionate share Of the farm pay
ments.
For instance, the Agricultural De-
partment reports that not a single
person in Delaware received a farm
benefit payment in excess OF $10,0 900
In 1887, the last year in which size
able payments were permitted. In
Texas, on the other hand, fifty per-
sons received benefit payments of
more than $4,000; one Of these pay
ments being In the amount of $112.-
1900.
In Delaware that year only eight
persons received In excess of $1,000,
while In Texas, 2,40O payments were
made in excess Of $4,000. A total of
S21 such payments were made in
Mississippi, and 1,039 farmers in |
Kansas received mora than $1,000.
In Arizona, not usually regarded |
as an agricultural state at all, 119 |
payments in excess of $1,000 were
made. Even in arid Arizona, the
land of cactus and copper mines,
benefit payments in excess of $1,000 /
were made to 25 times as many per-
sons as in Delaware
Senator Townsend, Delaware's
said he considered
these Figures further justification of
his opposition to the curtailment of
Il have always been opposed to
the theory of prosperity through
Senator Townsend said.
4 don't believe that we can ever
restore prosperity by uctting down
On production, and these figures are
further justification Of my stand in
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18

Lawson Howellet spent the past
week with his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Shouse Of
Winston Salem, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd and son
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Mcdowell in PhiladeI-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Russell and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rus
sell of Wilmington were dinner
guests Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
IN. E. Russell on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18
TRINTTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hasting
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Hastings AM
daughter, Jean Ann and Miss Grac
Hastings spent Thursday eveninl
with Mrs. Lily Layton in Bridgeyille
Mr. and Mrs. James Neal Of Con
cord, Md, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walston.
MF and Mrs. J. 3 lennon attend
ed the home coming services a.
ChaplaiEs Chapel On Sunday after
nuoIG
Miss Charlotte White attended tbs
National Dairy Show at Harrisburg
Pa, over the weekend
Claudel Cannon Of Philadelphia
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
his parents, Mr.. and HRS. J. Il. Can
non.
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Warrington
and son Everett spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. ShOckley enter
tasaed at a dinner on Saturday in
honor of several birthday anniYer-
saries. Those attending were. Paul
White OF near Seaford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Holland. Miss Helen O'Neai,
John Moore, Mr. and Mrs. A. Il.
White, Billy White, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson ShOckley and daughter San
dra, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. ShOckley
and son Linden
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Edgell and
daughter Jane Of Dover spent Sun
day with their father, Clarenee Mel
son
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Frazier enter
tanned on Tuesday evening, Claudel
Cannon Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Cannon and on Thursday.
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fra
zier of Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hastings and
sOn Jack spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs Louis Galloway.
near Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Warrington
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. George Carey and family at
Seaford.
Mrs. Myrtle Cashwell spent sun
day afternoon with friends at Fed
eralsburg and Tuesday afternoon
with her sister, Mrs. Paul Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rust enter
tanned several relatives on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White spent
Sunday afternoon with relatives at
Denton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hastings and
Billy White were at the New York
Worlds Fair on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Walston, Carl
Walston and son Henry spent last
evening with relatives at
Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Cannon and son
of Philadelphia. were sup
per guests at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs Claude Adams at Cambridge, !
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Norman Wiley. Mrs. Clar- |
sBce Emory and Mrs. Ruth Wilgus. /
all of Milford, spent Thursday with
Mrs. Edward Wagner.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Leon Wheatley spent /
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Wheatley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White were sup
per guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hastings ON Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wheatley and
children. Philip and Catherine of
were dinner guests of
Joseph Wheatley and family on Sun
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wagner spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
slwOOd Reid.
The Trinity Church Aid will meet
With Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Cannon on
friday evening. October is.
The 4-H Live Wire Club will meet
With Miss. Mary Rust ON Friday eve
ling. October is. We hope oil mem
,ers will make an effort to be pres
mt
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18

Mr.. aid Mrs. Charles Dearman
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Dearman ID fam
lly.
Mrs. T. P. Morris and daughter
Betty and son David returned home
Sunday evening from visit with
relatives and friends through the
Plne Ridge Mountains OF Virginia
and Charleston, S. c.
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18

services; also Prof. and Mrs. Harry
Menser Of Elsmere, motored here foI
the funeral.
Lord Baltimore School
A flower show OF 800 entries was
arranged by the elementary and jun
ior high schools at the October
meeting of the Lord Baltimore Par
ent-Teaeher Association on October
z. Mrs. Florence Bnrbage. presi-
dent, requested each committee to
present plans for the coming year.
The membership committee, COM
posed of v. Belts, H. Evans, F. Hud-
son, E. Daisey, d. Hickman. r. BEN
nett. E. Stephens, M. Phillips, M.
Temple, M. Scott, e. Calhoun, z.
Lynch, B. Hudson, and E. McCabe,
will try to exceed last years achieve
ment in membership.
The ways and means committee
announced benefit supper on De-
cember z. Ellis X. Lecrone, prin-
cipal, posted the list Of programs for
each meeting until May.
The program for the next meeting.
November 5. will be in charge OF the
Lord Baltimore Chapter of the F. F.
A. Mr.. Butler, advisor Of the F. F.
A. boys. promises a farm exhibit
which will far surpass anything pre-
vious.
The winners Of the flower show by
grades were: Grade l, Mr.. Wharton.
Wallace Evans; grade 2. Mrs. Car
mean. Charles Kaufman; grade 2.
Mrs. Givens. Albert Powell; grade
81 Miss Jones, Gladys Wainwright:
grades and 4, Miss Holden, Char
lotte Mcgee; grade 4. Mrs. Truitt,
Ralph Cobb; grade 5. Miss Clifton.
Frances McCabe; grade 6. Miss
Heath, Charles Powell; grade 8. Mr..
wilkins. Ben Sheaffer; grade z. Mr..
Means. Blanche Murray; grade 8,
Mr.. Noble. Lloyd Daisey: grade 8.
Mr. Mitchell. Pauline McCabe.
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18
MILLSBORo

/ ]. Harvey Burgess, OF Harrington
widely-kn0wn as THE Country Esdi-
/ tor, addressed the Miilsboro Lions
ot their meeting on Monday, October
IL. Speaking after dinner. the widely
known orator and humOrist, provid.
ed excellent entertainment, includ-
ing at the close Of his talk. his origi-
nal p0am, "The Fiddle That Ny
Daddy Used to Play" Other visitors
attending the meeting were George
F. Shaw. Of West Chester, Pa, Ran
dali H. Knox, Harrington, and Lou
der H. Mitchell, and DR.. L. NJ. Greene
of MiIIsbor0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Spicer en-
tertained several friends at din
mel party last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmes West are the
happy parents Of fine baby boy,
born last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lingo have
been spending several days at the
home OF Mrs. Lingos brother, Otis
West, while the interior Of their
home, is being redecorated.
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Ashe, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Lee Wiley and Mrs. Mat
tie ShOekley, mother and aunt, Of
Mrs. Ashe.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, yaIedic-
tnrian OF class OF 1910, is attending
Goldey Business College IN viii
mington.
Mrs. Aletha .Wingate and Mrs.
Matte Dodd went to Philadelphia on
Wednesday with Mrs. Theodore Bur
ten. Mrs. Wingate and Mrs. Burton
returned Wednesday night but Mrs
DOdd will visit while with her sis
ter. Mrs. Bertha Mathis.
Mrs Annie Jones mas been spend
ing some time at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. William Prettyman at
Harbeson.
Merrill Jones. Of Dover. spent
Wednesday with his Grandmother.
Mrs. West
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCabe, Miss
Marian McCabe and Miss Murray of
Georgetown, visited williamsburg,
Va, and the Sky Line Drive over the
weekend.
At a meeting in Firemen's Hall
last Thursday night. conducted by
Mrs. Margaret McYaiigh. to reorgan-
ize an active branch Of the Delaware /
OF American Red Crosse, Mrs. !
W. H. Ayres was elected president;
Mrs. H. B. Mitchell. secretary, and |
Mrs. e. F. Carey. treasurer.
The Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary met
On Tuesday night with Mrs. Charles
The Band of Hope met with Miss
Virginia Lingo last Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs F. s. johnson and
Hiss Harriet Johnson Of Whining
on spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
,. 4. Carey.
Mrs. Richards of Roxana, mother
II Albert Richards, is a guest of her
ION and his family for several days.
Mrs. B. w. Hickman, Miss Blanche
Beverly Hickman, Jr., and
Joshua Mitchell visited Gettysburg.
and other historic
pots in Pennsylvania last Sunday
/ week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Evans OF
visited friends in town last
Wednesday.
Harry Nichols received a painful
calp wound in Greensboro. Nd, last
tuesday when he collided with low
uspended tin sign.
Frank Barnett, young son Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Barnett. is a pa
lent in the Peninsula Hospital in
alisbury for medical treatment.
A large number of people from !
ere and the nearby country went to
'Cw York ON the excursion last Sun
ay to spend the day at the Fair. '
he weather contributed its share 1
} make the day perfect II
--s-- Id
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18

The Home Coming at Whites
Chapel will be on November 10, in
stead of the previous date that had
been announced last week, owing to
COolspring and Ebenezer having
theirs on the date that had been
selected.
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18

Farmers work long hours. and
have to fight the elements II months
a year. yet their lot. hard as it is,
should be sweet to them. for they
constitute the real backbone Of this
great nation,
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18

Many thrifty farm wives are tax
ing advantage OF large number OF
green tomatoes left on the vines, and
are making a delicious pickle, which
win be greatly enjoyed at mid-winterI
feasts.
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dearman and
Messrs. Earl 0'f5ier and Emnlitt aia-
hop were recent guests Of mr. and
Mrs Charles Dearmaa
Evening star., 1940-06-02

}. Prizes will be awar ded
by the Judging staff Of The
Reuben II Donnelley Cor,
poration on the basis of
accuracy Of identification
Of the two (2) movie stars.
correctness Of statement
and individuality of
thoughts Only one prize
AWARDED to an individua!
Decision Of judges to BE
final Duplicate prizes
awarded in case OF ties. All
entries become property Of
Mckesson b Robbins. Inc.
I. Contest closes midnight,
June 80. 1910.