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La gaceta., 1940-04-08
CONDENADO DE NUEVO Ell
CRIMINAL LUIS H
TER

New York, albrl 8.-UnO de
los criminales mas crueles Y pc
ligrosos del pals, Luis Buchal =
ter, conocido por Lepke, fue con
denado ell pasado viernes por Ell
iuez John j. Freschi, en- ell Tri-
bunal de Sesiones Generates, a
una pena que fluctuara entire go
amos y prisi6n por toda a vi
da. AL dictar la sentsncia, Ell
juez denunci6 a Buchaltar como
un peligrosO criminal Y 81 autor
del "raqueterismo" dentro de
das organizaciones obreras, en-
ell Estado de New York.
Max Silverman, primer ayu :
dante de Buchaltar, fue conde-
nadO de 20 a 80 amos y un termi
no de tres a seis amos para Ha-
rold Silverman, hijo de Max.
La sentencia de Lepke Sc lie
empezara a contar deSpues de
que haya cumplido una senten-
cha de IA amos que lie fuera inn
puesta por los tribunales fedora
les.
Oumplira la ssntencia fede-
raj en- Leawenwortr, a donde Sc
lie llev6 va, entertainments custo-
diadc.
Ell juez Freschi lie condeu6
por una cuarta felonfa, aplican-
dole TODD ell rigor de la ley dsl
Estado.
Ayudado por los S%ilverman,
ell criminal manejaba los nego-
clos de la Teamasters Union No
1873 y la Flour Trucking Asso-
citation. Por I'm lado estafaban
v dominaban a los trabajadores
Y por ell otro Sc hacian pagan tri
buto de los patronos.
A la partida de Buchalter Sc
le atribuyen secuestros, asesina
tos Y otros repulsivos delitos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
R~EANUDARA SUS RELACIO
MES RUSOS Y
SEES

MoSci, Abril S,-Las relacio-
mes diplomaticaS entire Russia Y
Finlandia sc han reanudado.
Ell gObierno del Soviet desig-
no como ministro en- Helsinki a
Ivan s. Zotoff Y aprob6 al mis-
mo tiemp0, como persona gra =
TIA, al DR.. Julio X. PaSsikivi, nue.
vo ministro finlandeS en- Russia.
ZotOff era miniStro en- Latvia
y sera Sustituido ALI por Vladi-
mir DerevianSki.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
Ell ECLIPSE DE SOL DE A.
YER

Los tampehos y!eron ayl9r
por medic de %cristales ahuma-
dos q eclipse de sol que Sc ha-
bia anunciado.
la temperature baj6, duran
te el eclipse, en- seis grades
Las NUDES impidieron Yer'o
con claridad, On algunos barrios
de Tampa.
A las 5 :OS de Ia tarde, la III
ma habia cubierto el 80 pof
ciento de Ia superficie solar
Gran n6mero de fotografias
Sc tomaron en- esta ctudad y en-
Jacksonville
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
Al Bate

Al Bate
Mas de 1000 entusiastas vie
jitos y sus amigos llenaron aver
el Auditorio municipal para es-
cuEhar las palabras del Dr.
Francis E. Townsend, creadOr
del plan de pensiones que ileva
su nOmbre.
FL Gnico candidate que Town
send defendi6, con energia, 10
es Jerry Carter, 81 actual conf
sionado de ferrocarriles.
No mencion6 ell orador Ell
nOmbre de Andrews, pero le a.
taco por no haber dado TODD 81
apoyo al plan de peneiones.
"NosotrOs hemos derrotado y
enviado a sus casas a muchos sc
nadores y Representatives.. Debe
a admitir que ~nuestros votos le
eligieron y, sin embargo, NADIA
hizo por nosOtros. 10 mejor es
que vuelva al Estado y Sc dedi-
que de nuevo a eiercer su pro-
testda d Gbogado''
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
JESsEL Sc CASARA EN- ES-
ia SEMANA

Detroit, abril ga su llega
da a esta ciudad, donde traba
lara una semana, en- un club
nocturno, George Jessel, ell ac-
tor, de AZ amos, dijo que pien-
sa casarse en- esta semana con
Lois Andrews, de 16 amos, una
'muchacha de New York. va
rios detalles deberan ser re-
sueltos. entire ellos ell de la OBJ
jeci6n de los padres de ella"
Jessel arrib6 en- companla
de Miss Andrews y de su seere
tario.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
AhdreWS COmeRzdrd de
NNepO $40 CampdNa

NueUO sac CdmpdHG
Luego de descansar ell dfa de
aver EN- Orlando, el senador An
drews, de la Florida, infciarA
hoy de nuleyo su recorrido pOr
ell Estado.
"El pueblo de la Florida, dice
Andrews, ha tenido 3 amos pa
ra estudiar inn ejecutoria. Des-
de Jacksonville a Pensacola, en-
todas parties me han dado Ia Sc
de que mi reelection es-
ia a~segurada, probablemente en-
las primeras primarias'.
"Yo no he hecho, nj hare, pro
mesas que no pueda cumplir."
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
EN- ERUPCION Ell VOLCAN
MAUNA LOA

Hilo, Hawaii, abril 8.-Entr6
hoy EN- erupci6n, arrojando un
resplandor rojo sobre la ciudad,
ell volcan Mauna LOa.
William Jarratt, a cargo de
un campamento CCC mas ALA
de la montana, dice que no Sc
We todavia la lava.
III cielo enrojecido refleja la
masa candente dentro del era
ter. La Ultima erupci6n del Mar
ma Loa ocurri6 en- 1896.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
LOS C~ARPINTEROS NO APO
YARAN A WHITEHAIR

Daytona Beach, abril 8.-El
Concilio de Carpinteros del Es-
tado de Florida tom6 aver el a.
ouerdo de no apoyar la candida
tura de Francis P. Whitehair pa
ra gobernador del Estado,
Los carpinteros estiman que
cada unO de ellos, como ciuda-
dano, puede usar buen juicio y
discretion en- la selection de los
candidates, y por 10 tanto recha
San Ia maniobTa Dc IN ggUpo del
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
UN DE 20 ANOS
MATO A QUEEN LIE HABIA


Forth Worth, abril 8.-Por :
que la sonora Clifton Beck, de
20 amos, lie habia regahado, Err
nesto Joe Butler, we Is amos, Ia
mat6 s~alvajemente. AL llegar los
vecincs, un nihito de IA meses
Moraba abrazado al cuello de SUI
madre muerta.
FL muchacho, un criminal po-
tencial, trat6 de achacarle el cci
men a un negro; pero desuues
confes6.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
Los AtGQueS del
Candidate SdlOBer

& tA'SINN' wv
Candidate SalOBer
Una vigoroSa campaha Wene
realizando en- favor de Su candi-
datura el Sr. William A. Saw
yer, a quien sus amigos conocen
por "Bill". Abri6 Sawyer las ba
terias, Ell sabado, e hizo estas
preguntas a Jerry Mcleod, el
ex periodista Y sheriff: lPor
que no dice algo sobre ell hOm-
bre que mataron en- su autom6-
vii, frente a la carcel? IConfie-
Sa que listed y sus dos d~iputados
so Incompetence para a~rrestar
a un joven y ponerlo en- la car
eel, luego de haberlo hecho pri-
s~iOnero? IAtendi6 listed IA los
desafios de la serie mundial CO
mo hu6Sped de Charlie Wall?
IPor que no dice algo al pue-
bio sobre 10 hue el Department
to del sheriff ha hecho bajo los
procedimientos de entredicho i
niciados por ell fiscal del Con-
.dado?
Refiriendose a Fred New
berger, Sawyer le hizo estas pre-
guntas:
Este candidate viOl6 las ga
rantias de libertad de palabra,
fijadas por Ia Constitution, di-
rigiendo tropas de choque com
ira un mitin que celebraba ell
jefe comlunista Earl Browder,
en- esta ciudad, en- 1886. olga
nos cuanto ma Colorado listed
desde su puesto zen la escuadra
del vicio'', Y diganos cuantO OBJ
tuvo de las infortunadas muje-
res de la calle 16.
Mcleod contest6 a los cargos
de Sawyer diciendo qeu ell case
de Joe Pine, ell hombre que mu-
rio en- su coche, fue investigate
por la oficina del fiscal del Es-
tado Y que 81 tenfa nuevas prue-
bas que has produjera y las en-
tregara al fiscal. Jerry relate
SUI Obra como sheriff y de nuevo
habl6 de su experienced. NADIA
manifesto en- cuanto a Charlie
Wall, los entredichos Y la serie
mundial.
Newberger declare que sc le
habia librado de responsabiliH
dad en- el case de los comunistae
y para 5ustificar su condhcta
injustificable en- aquella tarde,
dijo: Yo estaba alli la lucha CO.
memo y me me2cl@ EN- ella. En-
cuant0 a Browder TODD el mum
do sabe que es un espfa confeso
de Russia.
Yo creo EN- la libertad de pa
labra, pero no estoy pOr esos
individuos que quieren destruir
n%uestro gobierno''.
Admiti6 que trabajaba en- la
escuadra del vicio Y que habia
dlmplido las 6rdenes del iefe
de policia. Cuando un hombre
necesita un empleo y sc lie da, no
tiene otro remedio que cumplir
las 6rdenes".
El discourse de Bill Sawyer
produjo honda impression y 81 va
a las segundas primaries, como
sus amigos esperan, los exper-
tos Green que sera sheriff.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

Frente a a ilegalidad nazi,
Francia e Inglaterra han de-
cidido tambien apelar a la lie
galidad.
Cuando ell enemigo carece
de escr1pulos, Ell mejor siste-
ma para combatirlo no es pre-
cisamente la escrupulosidad.
La Rep1blica Espanola tuvo
que rendirse a la ilegalidad
nazi- fascista, al servicio de
Franco.
Alemania bombardeaba los
puertos y las ciudades de Es-
pana, 10 mismo que Italia.
PrOtestaba la Repdblica;
pero todas sus protestas eran
acalladas por la indiferencia
de los paiSes demOcratlcos y
la crueldad de las p%otencias to
talitarias.
Las protestas NADIA valen
cuando Sc entregan a gobier-
nos dictatoriales, jurados ene-
migos del derecho internacio-
nal.
Desechada la legalidad por
los nazis..... los Aliados, en- de
fensa propia, recurren tam
bien a la ilegalidad.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

Estado dirigido por Charles sil-
va, de Tampa.
No apoyaremOs a ningdn can
didato, velando asi por los me-
jores intereSes de 10 organiza
Id6a."
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

La Segunda Rep1blica Es-
pamela, mas gloriosa que la
primera, naci6 en- abril IA de
1881.
Ell pr6ximo domingo, 81 los
Leales de Tampa saben cum
plir con su deber, Sc CONNIE
morara aqui csc aniversario.
FL pueblo espahol, ahora
temporalmente "encogido," sa
bra erguirse y recuperar 10
que lie pertenece.
Quedan cinco dias y espera-
mos que la Junta de Cultura
Espanola act1e con la mayor
eficiencia y rapidez.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

La Sociedad Centre Astu :
riano, tan querida, celebrara
hoy una importantisima junta
general.
Els para tratar de la renun-
cha del senior presidente, Fran
cisco Gonzalez, y del vice presi-
dsnte, Roy CotarelO.
Nos place de nuevo hacer
votos porQue renazca la armo-
MIA en- ell seno del Centre y pa
"a bien de los senores asocia-
dos y sus amigos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

FL partidario nGmero l de
Jerry Carter, en- la Florida y
fuera de ella, 10 es ell Dr.
Townsend, jefe del plan de
pensiones que lleva su nOmbre'
Aspira ell viejO ciudadsDo
de California a poner y guitar
senadores y representatives.
lQue contestaci6n lie dara
Ell electorate, ell dia Z de ma
70. en- las elecciones prima :
rias?
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

81 la Sra. Isabel de Palencia
no puede venir a Tampa ell
dfa Ia. de todos modos CONNIE
moraremos, entire amigos y
hermanos, ell aniversario' de la
RepGblica.
Recordando a la RepGblica
derribada por ell fascismo in
ternacional, ell republican,
mantendra su fe en- la justicia
de la causa que con tanta e.
nergfa defendiera.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

que el Adriatico es un "lago
italiano."
Use mira Jugoeslavia a TIA
liza en- ell prop6sito de cerrar
csc mar para todos los barcos
de guerra?
Los Aliados no lie temen a
la guerra con Italia y una situa
ci6n dificilisima Sc creara 81 a
medidas de fuerza Sc recurre
en- ell Adriatico.
ST Mussolini Sc resuelve a la
guerra en- contra de los Ala
dos. "a los Balkanes Sc extern
dera ell conflicto. iTurquia en-
tiara entonces a desempenar
I'm papel ''principalisimo."
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

Espaha recuperara su liber-
tad; pero la lampara del re-
cuerdo, en- memoria de los cal
dos v perseguidos, debe conser
yarse encendida.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

La segunda rep1blica. = Ilegalidad y legalidad
= Partidario nGmero / de Jerry. Mare Nos
trum y ell "lago Italiano". = Rata en- la ratone-
ra. - Arbitraje.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

FL fascismo italiano sostie =
ne que ell Mediterraneo es un
mar que la pertenece, ell Mare
Nostrum.
Mussoliai afiTma tambiSn
La gaceta., 1940-04-08


dos. "a los Balkanes Sc extern
dera ell conflicto. iTurquia en-
tiara entonces a desempenar
un papel "principalfsimo."
Otra rata" que cayo en- la
"ratonera" de la ley, Luis
(Lepke) Buchalter.
Ell gobierno federal lie ha
condenado a IA amos y ell esta-
do de New York de 80 amos a
toda la vida"
Cuando cumpla los catorce,
lie agarraran y lie pondran a
cumplir los 80.
Este bandido explotaba a
las uniones de trabajadores y
tambien a los patronos.
Los obreros, amedrentados,
lie obedecian y lie pagaban;
los patronos, temiendO perder
sus vidas, lie abonaban un tri-
buto annual o mensual, segun
10 que Sc conviniera.
Lo que no puede uno expli-
carse Sc como este "desoreJa-
do" pudo escapar de la silla
electrical, no Obstante sus innu
merables fechorias.
Una nota entregada por
Lord Halifax al ministro de Els
tado de Neruega, dice que
cualquier intento por Russia en-
Finlandia o los puertos finlan
deses sera estimado por los A.
liados como periodical a su es
fuerzo naval y por 10 tanto
"contestando con la acci6n."
Claramente explicada la no
ia, dice que Inglaterra y Fran
clio no ~permitiran o trataran de
impedir que ell Soviet haga
con Finlandia 10 que Alema-
mia hizo con Bohemia y Mora
via despues de la ocupacion
de la Sudeten.
Los Aliados empiezan a can
sarse de su papel passive y
van a tomar la iniciativa.
Russia, aparentemente, no
hara con Finlandia 10 que los
nazis hicieron con los checos.
La cancilleria americana a
caba de entregar una nota al
embajador de MEXICO, DR.. Cas-
tillo Najera.
Propone Estados Unidos que
ell asunto de los pozos petrole
ros Sc someta a arbitraje.
Luego de haber fallado los
tribunales mejicanos como 10
hicieron, en- eli case de las com
panias petroleras, Jpuede Ell
gobierno del general Cardenas
someter a arbitraje ell litigio
va resuelto judicialmente?
iSometeria a arbitraje ell
gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos una question que hubiera
sido resuelta por ell Tribunal
Supreme de la naci6n, en- con-
ira de companies extranjeras
radicadas en- este pals?
Y 81 Estados Unidos jamas
aceptaria una proposition de
arbitraje, luego de un fallo
del Tribunal Supreme contra
empresas extranjeras... ipor
que Sc lie hace a MEXICO una o.
ferta de arbitraje por ell Sc
~cretario Hull?
LES que las sentencias de
los Tribunales mejicanos no
tienen valor, en- Ell concepto
de 10 saneillsgsS sStaduidsnssl
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Christian Science Church Service
Report for Sunday. December %:
Subject: rs the Universe. Including
Man. Evolved by Atomic FOrce?"
Golden Text: Isaiah 45:1S. Thus
saith the Lord that created the heav-
ems: God himself that formed the
earth and made it; l am the
Lord; and there is none else.
A Bible Citation from the Lesson
Sermon: | Cor. pa. 5 and 8. And my
speech and my preaching was not
with enticing words of mans wis
dom, but in demonstration of the
Spirit and of power: 5. That your
faith should not stand in the wisdom
OF men, but in the power of God.
8. But as it is written, Eye hath not
seen. nor ear heard, neither have
entered into the heart OF man, the
things which God hath prepared for
them that love him.
Correlative from the Textbook,
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Ed
dy: How much more should We seek
to apprend the spiritual ideas of
God, than to dwell on the objects of
sense! To discern the rhythm of
Spirit and to be holy, thought must
be purely spiritual.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20
GOVERNOR.ELECT BACON
APPOINTS SECRETARY

The appointment of Mrs. Bella
Ward Sylvester of Harrington as his
executive secretary, was announced
this week by GovernOr-elect Walter
w. Bacon.
Mrs. Sylvester has been associated
with the Offices of Governor and sec
retary OF state in Delaware for II
years, having first entered the SER
vice of the3staee In December of 1928
as secretary to Governor William D.
Denney and Secretary of State Alden
r. Benson2W ~
She eoHtinued to serve as secre-
tary to Governors Robert P. Robin
son and G. douglass Buck. Four
years ago when Governor McMullen
took ofice she was retained as sec
retary and chief clerk in the Office of
the secret3fE 6f state.
Mrs. Sylvester was born in Har-
rington and Is a daughter of the
late WillialnNC and Georgia Money
Ward, She,,is the wife Of former
State Senator Earl Sylvester. and
has two daughters by a former mar
riage, Betty Stroud. a Lewes High
School teacher, and Eleanor Stroud
who is employed by the dupont
Company in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20
HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

A special high school assembly, a
part of the Safety Day program on
Monday, was held in the auditorium
at eleven o'clock. Mrs. Walter X.
Barrett. state chairman of safety
for the Federated Clubs Of Delaware,
spoke and introduced Officer Clar-
ence J.. Lynch, who spoke on Safety
on the Highways and who question
ed Harold HOstedler, a prospective
driver, on required knowledge Of
driving rules. Mr.. Lynch has con-
Quoted a driving class at the high
school for the past two years. Pres
ent for the meeting were Represen-
tative Thomas StaytOn, Captain of
Police Moore, Fred G. Geyer, presi-
dent OF the Milford Parent-Teacher
Association; Mrs. Joseph Isaacs,
vice chairman of Kent county for
Safety, and Mrs. G. Marshall Town
send, president Of the Milford New
Century gidH The program for the
as presented by William z.
Miller, diPectOF of music, was as fol-
lows: .tGdjsE ~
Hymn, Integer Vitae.
Bible ireading, Proverbs IL, Cordel-
ia Carter.
Patriotic song, America. the Beau
tiful.
Flag saldte, Ted by Dick James.
Safety sbng! We Are Working For
Safety. ini2lf tr.
My Experience With Safe Driving,
MAFphy
Was Taught To Drive. Gilbert
Scott.
safety Song, Our Safety Now Is
The Issue.
Guest speaker, Officer Clarence J.
Lynch. introduced by Mrs. Walter
X. Barrett.
Exit March.
Today the annual Christmas pro-
gram will be given by the Mixed |
Chorus and Glee Clubs, in the audi
torium, beginning at one o'clock p. |
m. Parents and friends are welcOm-
ed to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20

New moon December 20.
Turkeys seem to again be sensing
the chopping block and axe.
There is an old saying that when
the Goosesteppers step IN the goose
steps out
How our heart bleeds for the poor
people in the countries which are
under the heel of the dictator How
much we wish that we could share
with them just small portion Of our
blessings.
II you have some clothes which
you do not need or an over abund-
ance of food contact one of the
Kings Daughters and they will tell
you where you can dispose OF it and
at the same time make some person
happy during Christmas.
Is it too late for a Christmas sug-
gestiOn? The juniors at the high
school are selling theatre tickets
and they make acceptable gifts. The
tickets are at the regular price, good
lIUtA OlAlA1AlAao uAlAA hpAAA AC
junior class will benefit by your pur-
chase.
The Christmas dance to be held
next Thursday evening, December
26, in the New Milford ArmOry will |
be one of the outstanding social
events of the winer season, especial
ly when the music is furnished by
that king Of Sweet Rhythm" Alex
Bartha.
The members of the Kent and Sus-
sex CotilliOn Club are holding their !
annual dance on Tuesday evening,
December 81. The dance will be held |
in the Varney Auditorium in the
Milford Community Building, with
the music by Glen Williams and his
Miami BiltmOre Orchestra.
Comment has been heard on every
side this holiday season regarding
the Yule decorations in this city,
and we are more than pleased to
note that the comment has been of a
most favorable nature. Nearly every
one being of the opinion that the
city never looked more beautiful.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20
New Century Club

Mrs. Walter X. Barrett, state
chairman Of safety for the Federated
Clubs. was chairman FOR the day Of
the Milford New Century Club on
Monday, presenting a program OF
safety content throughout. Present
for the meeting were Omcer Clar-
ence ]. Lynch and Ofacer Allen Of
the State Police Corps. Mr.. Lynch,
who is in charge Of driving in
struction IN the local schools, spoke
at the club meeting on Enforce
ment," giving explanations and rea-
sons for the enforcement of automo-
bile driving regulations. Also pres
ent was Mayor Edward c. Evans, who
spoke OF some Of the safety mea-
sures now in force In town, reveal
ing the fact that the police car is
equipped with certain safety devices
which may be used in an emergency.
Mayor Evans said that a safety sur
vey had been made Of the town, in
regards to lights, signs, realign-
ment Of streets and several things
that will gradually come to pass as
soon as they can be done. Miss Mar
iOrie Starkweather, secretary of the
OA8tlLLL VI OEAaMalE Il W. ~ Ase
was another speaker and her sub
ject was Safety at Camp Otonka,
the associations camp on Indian
River, where all safety rules are en-
forced for campers. Short and peril
nent remarks were made by Mrs.
Frank z. Conlin, Mrs. Joseph Isaacs,
vice chairman OF safety for Kent
county; Mrs. Lawrence Fitehett,
Mrs. F. Burgette Short, Mrs. Duane
Lynn, Mrs. Elizabeth Riggs, Mrs.
Elinor B. Rosa, and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend. Music for the afternoon
was contributed by Miss Marjorie
Starkweather, who sang two songs
accompanied by Mrs Emma Stewart
OF Dover; Benjamin Moore of Fell
ton, who sang two groups Of songs,
accompanied by Mrs. Edward T.
Hurley and two violin solos by Mrs.
James Darby, who was accompanied
by Mrs Paul Hawk, both Of Harring-
ton. Mildred Murphy, a member of
the junior class at the high school,
and Gilbert Scott, also of the high
school, were introduced by Officer
Lynch as students of the driving
instruction class and they told of
the safety measures observed in
their instruction. Through the ef-
forts Of Mrs. Barrett safety day was
observed in the down town section, !
being carried on by officers of the !
state police, who used amplifiers to |
call attention to discrepancies in |
driving and cross street walking. Al
so a safety program was given at
the special high school assembly in
the morning and safety films were |
shown at Plaza Theatre in the eve
ming. Much credit goes to Mrs. Bar
rett for promoting safety day in Mil .
ford. Receiving the members for the
afternoon were Mrs. F. Burgette
Short and DR.. M. Dalema Draper
The New Century Club will not meet
again until January 6, 1941, which
will be Business and Social Day
with Mrs. E. Roscoe Galloway as
hostess for the day.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20
BRIDGE SHOWER

On Wednesday evening, Miss Mao
mi Farber, the very popular nurse
of Harrington School, was given a
shower at the home of Mrs. Mary H.
Dolby, at Harrington, by a group of
her many friends During the Christ
mas holidays Miss Farber will be-
come the bride of William Carlisle
of Greenwood. Bridge was enjoyed
by Miss Naomi Farber. Miss Edith
Smith, Mrs. Preston Brown. Miss Lo-
retta Paskey, Miss Margaret Sher-
wood, Miss Grace Souders. Miss
Charlotte Joseph, Miss Oda Baker,
Miss Katherine Rash, Miss Leona
Dickrager, Mrs. Lewis Slaughter
and Miss Virginia Griffith.
After playing bridge those pres
ent were invited to the appropri-
ately decorated dining room where
gifts of crystal were presented to
Miss Farber and refreshments were
served.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-20
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

-Four more days tili christmas-
plan now to share your ChristmaF
happiness with some one less for
tunate.
Turkey, goose, duck or chicken
whatever your lot on Christmas Day
consider yourself fortunate. Many
people in the old country Will tight
over crust Of moldy bread.
The ". c. T. U. viii hold It's De-
cember meeting at the home of MrA
Oscar Maloney on Monday evening,
December %, at 1880 O'Clock. A
Christmas program will be given.
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"All Safety Day held here on MonF
day was a great success and reflects
much credit on It's sponsor, Mrs. Wall
ter X Barrett, who worked hard tq
make the day one which viii long
be remembered By our citizens,
The splendid work that is being
done in our public schools along the
line Of safety, especially as regards
safe driving, was explained this
Week QuEluE the bcHrAaA 1aAHAJ AtcCr
ings which were held in connectiOn
with the "All Safety Day
Home made mince meat, with just
the right proportion OF meat and
fruit can not be beat. However, the
kind sold in the grocery stores is
not so bad, especially If one has
little Sussex County Apple jack
to give it some honest-to-g0Odness
favor.
The Wicomico Community Chorus
will sing "The Messiah by Handel,
at the Asbury Methodist Church, in
on Sunday, December %,
at p. m. The chorus of fifty voices
will be directed by Forrest Ray, with
Mrs. Charles B. Baker at the piano.
and Mrs. Harry L. Moller at the orr
gan. The soloists will include Mrs.
S. Clark, soprano, Mrs. A.
Everett Williams, alto; George Kitz-
tenor. and DR.. Justin c.
Wood, bass. The public is invited to
attend this musical service which
will be broadcast over Station
WBOC.