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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-10

bete ein iogen. &raftpo1pgon, tporauf
es fir 6en 4itronomen ur-no6 cine
&leiniefeit mar, aus ibm Die Solge-
rltng 5u 5ieben.
Diele lautete: Sebesmal, menn Der
Wono in ser M6ie Ser &elultonte
itebt, lit cine @rbfataitropbe 5u er-
marten.
S9mieriger lpar es ie6od, bieie
8eballptllng 5u betueileu, ood) 8en=
oanot lieB ii6 ol1r6 feline nod 10 gro
BE Miibe entml1tigen. Inn bie Madipe
5lt itltoieren, bl1r6reiite er. gang Glt=
ropa. gr bei1bte Walieen unO Sb=
ierpatorien, Inn Sic @eidi6te grober
Natlrereigniiie 5u erforiden, rno
brang i6lieBli6 iiber sic 3erlt0rung
Hompeiis inn Sabre 70 nab Gbriltus
Bis 5ur Sintf flut bor.
Oie Briifrngen idienen feline Ibeie
5u betueiien - mobte es iid} MN ,m
oas 9otioter Grbbeben bom Sabre
1923, oie 3eritor,,ne Meiiinos int
Sabre 1908 ooer bas llngliid bon
SDrafns I'M Sabre 1893 banbeln:
itets NOR sic bon ibm errehnete So
iition bes Monbes felt5ulteaen.
Sur etlpas idien ieiner @nlid)t gu
pioeripre6en, ,,nb 6as tpar sic Tat=
iabe, 6aB Benbanbi nid)t at Ben ge=
fdbrlihen ginflub ser befannten Rla>
neten glaltben tpollte.
es muBte .oaber anbere bunfle
arafte eeben ,uto 10 ltieB er auf
Die propiioriid 1, 2, 3 ,mb A eenann~
ten HIaneten.
Isle beiteben gang beitimut unb
iino ln5tueifelbaft idon NIT anbern
Simmelsforpern pbotosrapbiert nor
oen". beriidert er. .,sdon bellte bin
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6ie gei6i6tli6e 8ergangenbeit emit
fbplnoen.
Ser @ngldn6er Or. Cabin erinnert
feline 2anoslente an sic ,,@roBtaten'
8ritanniens nit ben @orten: .@ir
(@nglGnoer) baben I'M Sabre 1888
@ales, /. S. 1853 &anaoa nno /. S.
1923 Muitralien genommen. Sir ba=
ben i. s.. 1910 Neuieelano bon ben
Maoris geitablen @ibraltar I'M Sabre
1918, MaIta inn Sabre 1914, oie 49,
cenlion=Sniel i'm Sabre 1915. @ir
ral1btcn 4enia i'm Sabre 1920, l1san-
6a i'm Sabre 1894, Gpai1alano i'm
Sabre 1891, SiioipeItafrifa i'm Sabre
1920, 9ogolanb inn Sabre 1914, San-
ganiifa int Sabre 1918. gir baben
slngriffe a,isgefiibrt 1,nb ba,.ptia6lid
oitrd) brlttale @etpalt l,ns nnter anbe=
rem bic folsenren @ebiete anseeisnet:
Snbien, aoen, 8abrein- -Snieln, gep=
Ion, 3Dpern, bic Malapiiben 5taaten,
Sonefons georbborneo, Bapma, Neu=
guinea, @eitianoa, bie Gibidi=Sn-
feln, bie Ba5ifiiden Snieln, bic So
lemons -Snieln, Berm,loa, 8ritiid-
Sonouras, sic Galtlanoinieln, tpeitin-
6iibe Snieln l,no biele anbere Sn-
feln, 2Gnber unb sroBe unb fleine
St6bte. Mber bereeiien sic es ME-
mails: &itler uno MuHolini iinb oie
Angreifer." (Dr. @abin in Der ,,@atb-
olie @a3ette". s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-10

bringen, bob Der @aon6 eemiiierma-
BEN aIs gmpfdnser ilno Beiterienber
fir Die Die aataitropben er5eugenben
ardfte iinb, besann 8enoanoi feline
Hieienarbeit. 3unadit madte er nidt
tpeniger als tal1ien6 3ei6nungen, be.
rem ieoe sic arafte ,tnb Strabluneen
zines befannten Hlaneten bartlett.
Die @eian1tbeit bieier 3ei6n,,ngen bils
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-10

9efanntlib bat Senrp Gorb es ab.
gelebnt, Motoren fir oie aaiierten,
bornebnlid gnglanb, ber5uitelIen.
Snfolgeoeiien iinb sic 8erbanblungen
Ser &egierl,ng iiber bie Maiienber.
iteur,ng bon Sleug5eusmotoren ard
fir bic Ser. Staatea1 abgebroden.
@illiam g. 4n,lbien bon Ser Natios
nalen gerteibieungsfommiiiion bat
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1eittpo&, Sen 10. ssnIi 1910
Cine PIanetare &eltfatafrop9e am 6. Mpril 2521

81 Das portoalegreniiibe DohenbIatt
.Dentides Belfsblatt'' peilt bin a,,f
cine Dor fur5em ber0ffentlibte gr-
fldr,ing bes italienii6en @Itronomen
Napbael 8enoanoi, bie in Ser @elebr-
tenpelt groBes slufieben erregt bat.
8enbanoi beriiberte auf Iangidbrige
bnrbihlagenoe Soridungen bin, bob
es ibm eelungen iei, bier getpaltige
Blaneten 5u entoeden, beren Gage ibnt
gena,, befannt lei. 9ieie Blaneten, sic
bas SonneniDitem gdn5li6 1tnItiira-
ten, ieien Die l1ria6e 5u elmer am 6.
Mpril 1921 eintretenoen @eltfata>
itropbe bon melt eroBerem AusmaB
als Sintflut ober Ser untergang bon
atlantis es getpeien iinb.
8enoan6i lit fein Mitrologe o6er
Mabriager, ionbern ein @iiienl6aft-
Ier bon Sormat, Ser an ieinen 8eob-
adt,ngen nidt toenieer als elm Bier
teliabrbunbert gearbeitet bat, ebe er
fi6 entidloB, 6ieie Der SeffertIidfeit
befannt at geben. 9a Ser Staliener
glei65eitig einen beoeutenoen Nuf aIs
Spe3ialiit fir Seismoloeie belitt, iinb
feline @rflarungen feinesmegs einfa6
bon Der Sano 5lt tpeiien. @ie oas
~PopoGo b'Stalia" feititeut, iino oie
bier entbedten Blaneten getpiIlerma-
ben ais ltngliidsbrineer anauieben.
SSntereiiant lit ieSob, nie 8enoanoi
gu Der @ntoedung oieier Blaneten, bie
er einltmeilen als 1, 2, 3 1,no 4 be-
5eidnet, biz Sic @iiienidaft sic bon
ibm porgeidlagenen Nomen Stalia,
Goma, 9fer uno Duce anerfennt.
r Nadj langen Briifltngen fam er 5lt
Der lteber5eugllng, oaB @robeben itno
anoere &ataitropben nidt nnbeoinet
bon innerirbifden 8orgGngen ber,lr=
fa6t iein muBten, ionbern ebenio gut
ibren ltripriing in fremoen @infliii=
fen haben fonnten. -
,,@ie ser Mono auf @bbe nn6 Slut
eintpirft' erfl6rte er, ,,io lit es audi
moglid, 6aB @rbbeben nnb Gbnlide
&ataltropben cine Nrt irbii6e @bbe-
nno 6l,1tbetpegung iino, oie iib ieoes,
NAL ereignen, tpenn bie Anaiebunes-
fraft 6cs Wonbes lib Ser anoerer
Hlaneten 5ugelellt."
Tim 8eipeiie fir sic Ebeorie 5u ers
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0enr1 6oro fabriiert feine @oterem fir Gnalanb

WV ~~>~>~>SW ~ S*sy>WV~
@uf Sic @eiserune Senrp 6orbs
bin, Slus5eusmotoren fir @roBbritan.
nien ber5uitellen, bat M. S. golo,pel,
Ser Siibrer ser Cooperative Common.
pealtb federation, i'm fanabiiden
l1nterbauie oie fanabiibe &esierrng
aufgeforoert, iamtlide Sn6uitrieinter-
eiien Senrp Soros in Ganaoa nit ge.
i6lag at belegen.
$. 6orb erfldrte, feline 8lGne iiber
oie NaiienberItelrlng bon &ons-8opce
5lug5engmotoren ieien in feiner @eiie
geunoert tporoen.
SSn einem Snterpiep erflarte Senrp
6oro:
u5lug5e,lgmotoren ooer anoeres
&riegsmaterial fir cine auslGnoilde
Hegierung ber5uItel1en, piiroe eineln
S6ritt gleidfommen, oteies 2ono aus
oen &rieg beraus5ubalten. s(ls id)
MIDI Dor bier 8o6en erbot, sSlug5en.
ge anf elmer MaiienproHuftionsbolis
ber5nlteaen, iagte idb ausoriidlid, bo6
id oies nnr fiir Sic amcrifoniide 8e.
glerung lmo MIR 5u 0efenlib5ipeden
tltn tpiiroe. Sic tperoen iid crinnern,
oaB id oamals iagte, es miiiie oie
sroBte Sorgfalt oarouf permanot
peroent cine eetpaltiee 'erteioigl1ngs.
riiitlng ni6t 5u elmer uoffenlipen"
tperoen 5u laiien; id iaste ferner, oab
groBer 9rud alsgeiibt tperoe, nm
uns in oen &rieg 5u 5ipingen. Sd
tpltroe unterri6tet, baB l,nier ar0Btes
Sertetoigllngsbeoiirfnis in Sogoflug.
5eugen beItebt, uno idj fam AT Der
lteber5eugll1g penn mir oieie Maidi.
men in groBer 3abl beritellen fonn.
ten 10 niiroe ieoes anoere 2ono nit
frieeerilden slbiid)ten es iid 5peimal
ilberleeen, ,lns an5uereifen.'
Soro tpnroe gefraet, Of oie aus.
geoebnten 8eratltngen nit Dem
SrieeSoepartmert uno @iaiam g.
&nnolen bonn 8ertei6iglrngs= =Musldu6
one BON 1bm anf 1000 5lue5euge pro
Gag be5ifferte Maiienproonftion Der.
5ogert babe. ,,@an5 beltimmt nid)t,
1otueit mir in 5raae fommen", ant.
portete Soro. u@eben Sic in unIer
Sn9enienrbiiro uno ieben Sic, mas
bort getan puroe, nm ,ns fir oiele
Nutgabe bor5u6ereiten.
Sn Der Moi6inenbolr=s(6teillrn
poren etpo 800 Sneeniel,re uno
3etdner oamit beid)dftiet, gntlpiirfe
tiir leoen ser Seile zines &ous gopce.
Vtotors an5ufertigen ,,@ir lino be.
re1t, on5nfangen', bemerfte Joro ID
helno. Gr iagte, oaB sic geiolnten
Sorarbeiten obne irgenoipeIbe Ser.
lpreben elmer &eaierungslteue unter.
nonmen poroen ieien.
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Srob aller britii6en MlarrnnadJrid).
ten limo, mie bas oelttid)e 2onotpirt.
1daftsmil1iiterillm perii6ert, sic No~
rltn9slnittelporrdte in 9e,,ti6lano fir
olelcS Sabr geiid}ert. 9ie 8rotgetrei.
oerelerpe fou ebenIo erob iein tpie
i'm lebten Sabre. Die bebauten Sc.
biete ieien babel betr66tlid ar0Ber
als I'M lebten Sabre. @ttpa 100000
Ader mebr an &artoffeln muroen an.
gepflan5t. 9as @emiiielono ion INN
25 Bro5ent bermebrt tpor6en fein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-10

Sm na5ibeberri6ten 9e,,tIdlano lit
Die bon Der @rafin 2eoodotpifp ge.
Jriinoete ct. Feter glaber= @eielI idaft
:ufgeboben uno oeren fGmtlide GEL
Yer nno @igentl1m fonfis5iert tporoen.
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nod Soros Ablebnrng befanntgege=
ben, baB er nit anbern Sabrifanten
in Berbinoung treten tperoe. g8ie ber>
lautet, fou Sic 8adaro So. ii6 oa3u
bereit erflGrt baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-10

Saren6e WenIden beuen p6dentli sic met ub brett
befannte eem Sabre errtete rotte IT, g. Sra 2or
oes neben Der ct aneps Stride in gronr g. g. gerbeoene
@,nbr baben d) bereits 6e @afabrtsor ereigne Bs
fer lit 1oes nod feines bon Ser Stride anerfan moro 9ie
@rotte r6e ser @eneibe inter 2eing bres Yfarrers
9eb. 8asquale 8. 2ombarbo erridtet.
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Stat
Ser Neutrality-suspicious. treibt
nidb in Die gnge! sSas ioa i6 tlm?"
.,Su9en Sic oas @eite!"
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
HOMEMAKERS PLAN
FOR SHORT COURSE
luontlnusa frnm Eir.t Psrl1

ample time for discussion and visit
ing among homemakers from differ-
ent parts Of the state. This years
program includes homecFaft in
structiOn classes, fnspiratiOnal talks
and several recreation features. A
tour to Wilmington and LOngwOOd
Gardens will be one Of the features
of the three-day Delaware home
makers get-together.
HOmemakers attending the Short
Course sessions will be lodged in the
dormitories of the Womeh's College
and will all eat together in Kent
Hall. Meals have always highlight-
ed previous Short Courses not only
because of excellent food and enjoy
able companiOnship. but also be-
cause they are cooked, served and
cleaned up by someone else-a treat
for most homemakePs. A new fea-
ture, scheduled to be a part Of the
1910 Short Course program, VIII be
the awarding Of special certificates
ID Delaware homemakers who have
Attended the four previous courses
ana who are present this year.
Complete cost of the course is five
dollars. The program is set up to be
Of interest to all hOmemakers and
anyone is eligible TO attend. ReserVa-
tons may be made with Mrs. Nc
ISinley at the University of Delaware.
Newark, any time between now and
June 8.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
METHODIsF PiONRER CAMP

The Methodist Pioneer Camp for
intermediate boys and girls. l2 to
IS years of age. will be held June Is
to 22 at the Horseshoe Boy Scout
Camp, three miles south Of Rising
Sun. Md. This Is the second year for
the camp. Last year il was success
ful and very helpful. We are sure
that IL will be even better this year.
The aim OF the camp is to increase
the moral and Christian culture
among this age group, as well as for
health and social growth. The cost
of the camp including the registra-
tion is $40. The registration fee is
So, which Is to be sent with the reg
istratiOn. The capacity OF the camp
is $50 and the first 150 registrations
will be taken care OF.
We hope the churches will see the
value Of this among their youth.
Send your registrations on or be-
fore June 8. 10 the Rev. Richard NJ.
Green, Hockessin, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
SPRING CARNIVAL OF
HITS AT REESE THEATRE

More show for your money seems
to be paramount In the operation OF
the Reese Theatre. located at Har-
rington. More theatre fans than ever
are realizing the super show values
continually leing offered by this
popular theatre
For this Friday and Saturday. May
II and Is. the all time super family
show Is scheduled. Remember the
song Males Making Eyes At
Me?' Well. Universal presents for
your amusement and entertainment
their new streamlined family show
Males Making Eyes at RE" with
the same cast as the much enjoyable
"Oh Johnny. oh. The Three Mesqui-
Ieers appesT in Covered Wagon
Days. the second feature on this
big weekend hill.
The ever popular 'umph girl. Ann
Sheridan is cO-starred with Jeifry
Lynn in the new Warner hit. 1t All
Came True" on Monday and Tues
DAY. May 40 and 81. Laurel and Har
dy appear Ia their new feature length
"Saps At Sea- the second
half Of this an entertainment bill,
A big double feature program is
scheduled for Wednesday. May %.
Ginger Rogers appears In her latest
big hit, ''The Primrose Path" on May
% aud "a. The complete Reese The
atre program appears In a special \
advertisement In this newspaper.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
EARLY MORNING FIRE Ar
DRAPER APARTMENTS

Early Wednesday morning. James
Mayhem. manager of the Silver Hill
Dairy, located on the first floor Of
the Draper building on West Front
street, South Milford, noticed smoke
apparently coming from a door
which leads 10 apartments on the
second floor. tenanted by William E.
Miller and Dr. Robert Reed Opening
the door Mr.. Mawhew discovered
that 4 pile OF laundry on the second
eOOr landing was on fire and had ig-
nited the door and surrounding wood
work leading into DR.. Reeds ONCE
Rushing back to the dairy, Mr.. May
hew secured a broom and knocked
the blazing mass down the steps. at
the same time arOusing Mr.. and Mrs. !
who were asleep in the ad-
joining apartment. After seeing the i
Alillers safety to the street, Mr. May /
hew summoned the Carlisle Fire !
Company, who extlnguished the |
blazing wood work. The damage was
slight.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS


Don't forget the chicken salad
supper at Calvary Methodist Church
on May "a. Price, 40c.
The Ladies Aid and Sunday school
class of the Glendale Methodist
Church will hold a bake and rum
mage sale in the Marshall Hospital
Building, Saturday, May 25. begin
ming at 10 o'clock.
The Milford Neck Ladies, Aid will
hold a covered dish supper in the aid
room on Friday evening, May "a, at
$3.50 o'clock. Please bring a covered
dish and 25e, and enjoy yourself. All
welcome. Benefit of church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Latchum Of
North Walnut street, learned We'd
nesday that their son, ]. Henry Lat
chum, Jr., a student at Peddie,
Highstown, n. j.. last week hit and
scored two runs in a baseball game
played against the Polytechnic Pre-
paratory School. Young Latchum, a
second year varsity man, is also win
ming recognition as a pitcher, having
struck out Ii men Of the Newman
Prep team last Wednesday in a game
which Peddie lost. to 1.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
WEDDINGS
sALMONs BRENIE

SALMONS BREME
Miss Sarah r. SalmOns, daughter
of Mrs. Esther G. SalmOns, of Do
yer, and Charles E. Breme, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. Breme, of
Milford, were quietly married Fri
day. May 10. 1910. in the First Inde-
pendent Presbyterian Church, Will
mington, by the minister, Rev. Har-
old 5. Laird. Mr. and Mrs BFeme
will make their home in Milford,
where Mr. Breme is employed by The
L. D. Caulk Company. Mrs. Breme is
well known in Milford, being the
granddaughter of Mrs T. ]. SalmOns.
WILLIAMS FAVINGER
Miss Doris RObinette Williams,
daughter of Mrs. J. Allen Williams.
and the late Mr.. Williams. became
the bride of Mr. Earl W. Favinger of
Milford and Chester, Pa, son of Mr..
aud Mrs. Edward w. Favinger, OF
Milford, in the Memorial Chapel of
Valley Forge, Pa, on Saturday af-
ternOOn, May IL. 1910. The bride had
as her only attendant, Miss Char
lOtte V. Barney, OF Wilmington. Mr..
Willard jackson. Of Milford, was
best man. The young couple left on
a wedding trip South and after May
25 win be at home at 720 New Road,
Elsmere. Much entertaining was
done in honor of the bride prior to
her marriage. Among her hOstesses
were Miss Barney. the girls Of the
division Of the dupont
and members of Elsmere
iirl Scout Troop No. %, of which
she is troop captain.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

Go to the Calvary Methodist
Church for a good chicken salad cup
per on May "a.
The Ladies' Aid OF Millwood will
meet en- Friday evening, May II, at
MillwOod Hall A good attendance is
desired.
Treat your family TO a chicken
salad supper st the Calvary MethO-
dist Church, May "A. Menu: Chicken
salad. potato chips, sliced tomatoes,
deviled eggs. apple sauce, rolls, but
ter, coffe. Ice tea and pie, all for 4Oc.
A revival meeting is being held at
Milford Pilgrim Holiness Church
May ~ through 26, with Rev. Mer-
rick Lowry of Roxana, and Mengel
Sisters OF Frankville. Pa, the evan
gelist and singers. If you enjoy old
time religious meetings with good
gospel singing and preaching be
sure to attend. All-day meeting Sun
lay, May IS. Sabbath school $3.50
A. NJ; preaching service IL o'clock;
afternoon at 2:30; evening at seven
,'clOck. Everybody welcome. Chas. |
". Baker. pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
M6THER's DAY DINNER

What motner was more happier on
Mothers Day than Mrs. William J.
Walls. who entertained at dinner on
Sunday at the Walls residence near
CoOlsprihg, her entire family of nine
children ana their respective fatnil-
les?
Besides honoring their mother by
their presence each of them brought
her many useful gifts, including
cakes and candies.
The children include: Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Walls OF Milton; MIR. and
Mrs, James courtland Smith and
children, Mildred. George and Court
land, Mr. ana Mrs Paynter Reynolds
and children. Payhter and Anthony
of Milford; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Walls. Mrs W. Rodney Austin. Of
Seaford: MIR. and Mrs. George French
Of Milton; Herman Walls Of viii
and Robert and Mary Edna
Walls. Other guests included Miss
Josephine Peco and Charles Peco of
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
RSONAIS
IlIIllIIIIIlIINlH

Dr. Frank Herson Is ID whining.
ton this week attending the PENN
sula Conference.
Allen Heisler and Roland Heislef,
Of Philadelphia, spent Mothers Day
with Mrs. Charles G. Heisler.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvel Wilson and
sons Of Swarthmore, Pa, were week
end guests Of DR.. G. Layton Grier.
Mrs. Harold w. Wall, of Beaver
Falls, Pa, is spending this week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C.
Hudson.
DR.. and Mrs. E. P. Copeland of
Washington, u. c.. were Sunday Wis
itors of Mr.. end Mrs. W. G. Beth
ards Oh Sunday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Charles H. Abbott
left Milford last Thursday for Mia
mi, Florida where they will spend !
the next few weeks at Bay Front |
Park
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Burlingame
are receiving congratulations ON the
birth Of a son, Carey Burlingame,
born May 9 at the Milford Memorial
Hospital.
Samuel Alfred Swain. formerly Of
Milford and a graduate Of the Uni
Fersity Of Delaware, class of 1929.
has Just been made superintendent
u the Cincinnati plant of the Buck-
we Cotton Oil Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fl. Coverdale
4 Greenwood, entertained at a Mo-
hers Day dinner last Sunday Those
lresent were Mr.. and Mrs Walter c.
of Milford. Mr.. and Mrs I
selson Coverdale and son Cooper of
harrington and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
'annOn. of Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
MITE SOCIETY LUNCHEON

The Mite Society Of the First
Presbyterian Church enjoyed buffet
luncheon on Wednesday. May at
one O'Clock. The blessing was asked
by the Rev, John Jackson Brown.
After the luncheon the following
program was given:
Mrs. w. o. Landlord. chairman.
gave a history Of the Mite Society.
A reading was given by Mrs. JOS
eph Pendle.On.
Mrs. Sara Marker gave two vocal
solos. THE Message Of the Violet"
and THAT Wonderful Mother of
Mine" Mrs. Frank Austin was at the
piano.
Two readings by Mrs. August F.
Faix.
The oflcers of the society are Mrs.
O. d. Ackerman. president; Mrs. Will
son II. Vinyard, first vice president;
Mrs. James Macklin, second vice
president: Mrs. Thomas Reed. sec
retary; Mrs. S. c. Evans, treasurer.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
FIRE WARDENS ARE
KEPT ON THE RUN
tcontiausd from Flr.t Paasl

the fire which they started to clean
up" Careless smokers and railroad
operations have been responsible for
On unusually high percentage of the
fires SO far reported. Those fires,
the cause of which is in doubt are
being investigated.
During the week two persons were
arrested and fined s25.O0 for setting
fire and permitting its escape to
lands OF others.
The largest fire of the week, the
cause Of which is as yet not def
nitely known, started before noon,
last Saturday. In grass field on
lower Mud Neck. south of Ocean
View, Sussex county, and spread
rapidly over a number of abandoned
Fields onto a marsh and into several
pieces Of woodland II was not until
nearly midnight that this fire was
ilnally brought under control by for
est fire wardens and helpers work
ing under the direction OF State For
ester W. S. Taber. and Assistant
State Forester G. ID. Goodrich.
A fire starting in the middle Of
woods near Lincoln City. apparently
from youths smoking, on May z,
burned over and severely damaged |
about 80 acres OF young and old tim
ber before being brought under con-
troll about two hours after its dis
eOvery. ara
On May 8. north OF Bethel In
Broad Creek Hundred, Sussex cOnn-
~. a FIRE reported to have been caus-
ed by 8 careless pipe smoker was
extingulshed by Forest Fire War
dens w. W. Tindall, Carlton, Bryan
and B. II Dege. after burning over
about ~ acres of pine timber.
On az least one occasion during
the week unauthorized persons, by
the setting OF so-called baek-fires,
not only seriously hampered the for
est fire wardens In controlling the
fires but also endangered the lives
OF the men working with the fire
wardens Prosecution, in the same
manner as for Intentional settling OF
fire. is promised BY the State For-
estry Department for unauthorized
persons who set so-called hack-fFea.
Such practice In the past has been |
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
CHRISTIAN sCIESCE CgURCHEs

Christian Science Church service
report for Sunday, May 19: Subject,
''Mortals and Immortals."
Golden Text: Corinthians 1853.
This corruptible must put on inc0r-
ruptlon. and this mortal must put on
immortality.
A Bible citation from the lesson
sermon: Ephesians 4:1-3. 1 there
fore, the prisoner Of the Lord, be-
seech you that ye walk worthy of the
vocation wherewith We are called, 2.
With all lowliness and meekness,
with longsufferiHg, forbearing one
aontheF In love; g. Enaeavouring %
keep the unity Of the Spirit ia the
bond Of peace.
Correlative from the Textbook,
Science and Health with Key to ths
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
This scientific sense OF being, for
saking matter for Spirit. BY no
means suggests mans absorption in
TO Diety and the loss Of his identity,
but c0nfers upon man enlarged in
wider sphere or
thought and action. more expan-
sive love, a higher ana more perInar
nent peace.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
STATE ENDEAVORERS
TO HOLD SPRING RALLY
scOniinusd from Firss raEs'

ASouAaa@4 AAQM E4t4t EAsel
Dover. state pastoral counselor; DR..
! Willard G. Purdy, Wilmington; the
Rev. LaVerne L. Ross, Wilmington,
and others.
One conference entitled Joy in
Living" will be led by Mrs. r. +.
Metzger, Dover. Norman L. Sharp
of Wilmington, will be song leader
for the day. and has arranged a new
and interesting program OF songs.
In the evening will be held the
Fellow ship banquet, which will be
prepared by the women Of the host
church and served in the Century
Club building. The feature Of the
day win be the closing address by
Arch McQuilkin Of Philadelphia, an
officer of the Pennsylvania Christian
Endeavor Union.
Endeavorers who want to attend
the rally are expected TO send their
names to their county registrar. In
New Castle county. Ralph Duling OF
New Castle: Sussex county, Irene
Daniels, Milford, and Clarence Garis,
Smyrna, registrar for Kent county,
and also for the entire state.