davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-04-26
E,studiantes: vamos a Ieer Ell idioma espahol
"EI bombre que habTa dos lenguas vale pOr dos"
poR MARY cIL CoRTINA

receta de su pudding. Una d
sus especialidades.
-lQue plato lie gusta a usteC
mas, Sr. Diaz, de los que cocina
81 esposa.
Sin vacilar contest6: Eel AFRO;
,on polio. 70 estimo que ella l.
lace mejor que nadie'.
Cree ella que su carne asada
IS gu mejor plato.
A menudo tienen convidados
estos, como Sc dice en- ingles,
4ienen siempre un verdadero'
treat.
El Sr. Dfaz es tabaquero y
rabaia en- la fabrica de Marco
mo Perez.
ELLA me ayuda mucho-di-
e el.
lie encanta a los dos ell Pom
g de Le6n Court por su order
limpieza. Ell apartamento d.
clos tiene tres habitaciones. LIZ
ala es de color blanco y ell dor
nitorio de color azul. Hermosa
; la ccoina y tambien ell bafo
Sus muebles son de estilo mo-
lernista, TODD en- orden y d.
nuy buen gusto.
Este es un sitio ideal par
ell hombre gu etrabaja y para
su familia-sostienen ellos.
A veces nos parece un sueno
Ahora vivimos tranquilamente
Nos sentimos mas j6venes y go
zamos de mejor salud. Es vi
placer quedarse en- casa.
Nos despedimos de esta bue
ma familia, amable y enthusiastic
que sabe apreciar TODD ell graz
valor del Ponce De Leon Cour
MuchOs amos de felicidad le
deseamos en- su nuevo hogan.
La gaceta., 1941-04-26
NOTAS SOClAI.N
(Visne d. Ia SG pG0.)

Nick C. Nuccio, los componen
tes de la agrupaci6n social Tan
pa Youth,
Asistiran los miembros y SUI
dates"
Otro WeineT Roast
Los j6venes que componen i;
Secci6n Juvenil de la Logia 10
val knights of America, efec.
tuaran mahana domingo ur
'Weiner Roast"
Tanto los miembros como sue
,nvitados Sc reuniran en- los sa
ones de los Aguila de Orc, pa,
"a salir en- grupo hacia ell luga
yeleccionado.
La gaceta., 1941-04-26
LA 0ACETA

ma domingo Sc Yerificara en- G
Centre Asturiano.
La obra escogida es "Cobar
dias," de Don Manuel Linares
Rivas.
Desempenaran los principals
papeles la Sra. Josefina- Rcdri
guez y Manuel Aparicio, secun-
dados por un notable conjuntc
de artistas LOCALES.
La function dara comienzo &
las och oen punto de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-04-26

Los esposos Ybrahim Diaz VI
ven en- ell Ponce de Leon Court.
Esta es la primera familia lati-
ma que conocemos en- esta nue.
va barriada latina, construida
por Ell gobiero federal.
FL matrimonio Diaz tiene eli
co hiios, tres varones, dos de
ellos casados, nombrados Jose
oscar y Orlando, y dos hem
bras. Hortensia y Margarita
Orlando, ell mencr de los hijos
trata de entrar en- un campa'
mento CCC.
Los Dlaz son americanos, pues
n~acieron en- Key West, y estar
muy or%gullosos de su nacimien
to. Ella Sc llama Carload Gale
V es presidete del nuevo club d.
muieres fundado en- ell Ponce
De Leon Court. LIE GUSTAV a ell
las flores y trabaja con frecuen.
cia en- ell jardfn. Tambien lie en-
cantan las peliculas, estimandC
uo7 tet raen la mente.
selor Dias sostiene que ef
los 3erortes encuentra su mejoi
diversion. Las psliculas lie las
timan la vista.
En- la pelota de las granda
ligas simpatiza con los Yankee
V con los Rojos de Cincinnati
Ell cree que es un deber civic
apoyar al Cincinnati.
Diaz y su sonora hablan ell i
dioma ingl6s y hablan con EMU
siasmo de las grandezas de est
pals.
En- las comidas a el lie gust,
ell pan americana. Cochran pla
tos cubanos, espaholes y ameri
canes. Las amigos de la Sra
Diaz lie piden con frecuencia !,
La gaceta., 1941-04-26
SOBRESEIDO Ell Case CON-
IRA Ell HOTEL TAMPA
TERRACE

FL juez municipal Watkins
sobresey6 hoy los cargos con-
ira Ell Hotel Tampa Terrace,
por no abonar a las camareras
Ell formal minimo que sehala
una ordenanza municipal.
mo tenian base s6lida los car
gos, seg1n ell juez, eonsideran
do la lorna en- que fueron re-
dactados."
Anunci6 ell a~sistente aboga-
do consultor juez Cohen, que
los redactaria de nuevo, en- for
ma mas clara y persuasiava.
La gaceta., 1941-04-26
Parmentier q ell BOticdriO

~
No es raro que la historic DE
los hombres celebres Sc acorn
pane de adornos de leyenda. En-
la juventud de Parmentier hay
un episodio legendario POGO co
nocido, que puede leerse en- las
memorials de Nine de BaSsan-
vile.
En- los tiempos a que esta his
torieta Sc refiere habia en- Mont
didier un farmaceutico muy a.
varo que tenia ell coraz6n mas
duro que Ell bronco de sus NOR
teros. Cleric dia Sc present6 Ell
la farmacia un joven de dieci-
seis amos y entreg6 al codiciosc
boticario una receta; la receta
de I'm medicamento para su ma
DIRE, gravemente enferma.
Ell Pharmaceutical ejecut6 la
prescription; pero antes de dar
la medicina al joven lie dijo: va
lie 80 frances.
Veinte frances. FL pobre mu-
chacho no los tenia.
Trat6 de apiadar al boticario
para que lie concediera un ere
ditto por la cantidad que lie fal-
taj>a para completar aquella su"
ma; mas Ell avaricioso persona
je no sc eonmovi6.
% me da listed los veinte
frances o no lie doy los medica-
mentos-era una reSpuesta in
variable.
JQue hacer? FL muchacho a
doraba a su madre y con tai DE-
salvarla Sc hallaba dispuesto :
dar su libertad, su intelligence
y hasta su vida.
-EscGcheme usted-dHo al
boticario. Soy fuerte, soy ami.
moso y no me disgusta la pro-
fesi6n de listed. Entregueme e.
SOS medicamentos y yo Sc los
pagare con mi trabajo, y lie pa
care cien wees su valor. Ira
bajare para listed TODD Ell dia y
toda la noche, y en- TODD 10 que
listed quiera. 70, en- Gambia, n
lie pido NADIA mas que esas medi-
cinas para mi madre.
La oferta era demasiado ven.
tajosa para que ell avaro boti,
carlo la reohazase... y la acepto.
Y asi fue ell hombre que, an
dando los amos, habia de vulga-
rizar la patata, ell ilustre Par
mentier. comenz6 su aprendiza
je de sabio.
La gaceta., 1941-04-26
MARIANA ALVAREZ DEJO
Ell PUESTo DE ENCARGA-
DO GENERAL DE LA FA-
BRICA DE REGENSBURG

Circulaba en- la mahana de
hoy ell rumor, en- los barrios
latinos, de que habia dejado
ell puesto de encargado gene
raj de la fabrica de Regens-
burg, ell Sr. Mariana Alvarez,
un antique residente de Tam
pa y persona muy apreciada
La gaceta., 1941-04-26

Washington, abril 26.-Pcco.
entusiasmo crearon en- ell Con.
greso las proposiciones para
cargar impuestos al azdcar, ca
fe y otros articulos alimenti-
cics. Sc tomara en- cuenta IN
impuesto sobre ell cafe, de 5 cts
por libra, y otro sobre ell az1caf
de un centavo por libra. Co nlor
impuestos sobre. artfculos dc
consume sc espera recaudar
$661, OOO, 900.
La gaceta., 1941-04-26

Como Veneer los mGlOs HGbitos
Para veneer los malos habi-
tos Sc recomienda este dec6lo-
go:
1O-Haga resoluciones firmes
de mejorar su metodo de vida,
y escribalas.
2-Aproveche cuantas cir
cunstancias sc lie presenter que
puedan ayudarle a ponerlas en-
efecto.
30-Huya de la tentaci6n.
40-Apartese de aquellos que
10 desaniman.
50-JGntese con aquellos que
10 animen y ayuden a mejorar.
60-Aproveche la primera o.
portunidad de poner en- practi-
ca sus buenas resoluciones.
7~0-Comprometa su TEMPO
para cosas titles, a fin de Ii.
brarse de las que lie perjudican.
8a-No haga jamas excepcio-
mes que lie impidan seguir al pie
de la letra sus buenos PROPOSE
tos.
90-Tenga presente que has
ia que un nuevo habito Sc haya
arraigado firmemente, cada des
liz que sufra lie dificultara mas
su adquisici6n.
lO@-El provecho de los bue.
nos prop6sitos no esta en- hacer-
los, sine en- ejecutarlos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-26

La function de maiana
Estan de placemes los aman.
les del buen teatro, con la fun.
ci6n extraordinaria que mana
La gaceta., 1941-04-26

ST, senior, compre la.
pintura B. l.. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-26
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR
La DiGdemG

Lu ONOtUC HtU
Presa Ia mas alta, Ia dladsma
de oOtas de rOCiO oonstsIada,
elhs Ia bella frsnts IlumInada
DOr Ia pslpltaOl6n De cada Uems.
Ave De luz DOsada on los cabellOs
do blOnda niles; osFuuIllO de dlamantes,
Ia nOchs clara rssplsndsos en- sllOs
y son como luolSrnapas tsmblantea..
JOya sOrsOIs. de vIsIa slscutOrla.
fuS smbIsma muohs vsOss de IL gloria,
do Ia vlrtud y de Is sbnsoaoion.
Y, pess a Ia oToullOsa pIsdra iria.
sntOnoes 81 aus on Cada pema habIs
ealOr de luz y Iu1 del oOrai6n...
La gaceta., 1941-04-26

HRoPOSICIoNES PA
RIA E IMFClEyToG
SOBRE LOS AR1uJ~r-D1
DE FR1MERA NEJEISI,
DAD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
People in
The News
Nv United PreNs

CCC enrollees are being enlisted
In the search for Clyde Dillon.
hunter missing since Sunday night
near Meeker. Colo. =.
1t Harold Mulbar Of the Michi-
gan state police said discovery
that fifth columnlsts are merely
"streamlined" murderers, arson
lists and snesks. has simplified the
job Of combating them =.
Sen. Burton X. Wheeler, D.,
Mont, told a Phoenix. Ariz. audi
enee that America needs bundles
for the boys and girls across the
tracks" instead of bundles for
Britain"
Mary Martin. who won fame
singing My Heart Belongs 10
Daddy" said In Hollywood she
would give q years scholarship UNI
der her former vocal teacher IN
the most promising singer among
the chorus girls. night club sing
ers, and models in New York
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Lady Be Good
AT Music Box
Ann Sothern Stor
Of New Musical

Headed by that immortal q,
modern music. Gershwin. the
names 81 Americas TOP tiInesmiths
sdorn the credit list % N-G-Ms
new musical. Lady Re Good. "
starring Eleanor Powell. Am
sothern and Robert Young. and
opening today At the Music Box
theater.
Lady BE Good' boasts two
Gershwtn compositions. namely
Lady Re Good. and Fascinating
Rhythm" In addition there is
the popular Jerome Kern-oscar
Hammerstein II number. The
Last Time Saw Paris" The
new compositions. "Youn Never
Know and your Words and NY
Music have Arthur Freed and
Roger Edens as lyricist and com
poser.
Aimed TO please every type of
audience, Lady BE Good COM
bines excellent story material
along with laughs. melody and
dancing.
The film marks the return TO
the screen Of Eleanor Powell.
whose last film. Broadway Melody
Of 1910" hit a new high In dane
ing. The new musical however
tops even that in its dance
novelties. Outstanding among her
numbers IL q routine In which she
shares honors with one Of the
most remarkable dogs ever pre-
scented to audiences. His name is
Buttons. Other Of Miss Powell's
dances includes a fast tap num-
Der and a Boogie-woogie offering.
Hitting a new stride as well il
Ann Sothern, whose ''Maisie" char
acterizations skyrocketed her to
stardom. Miss Sothern appears
in a chic. smart role ornamented
by % of Adrian's smartest designs.
The film introduces her as
singer for the first time since
she signed with Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer.
Broadway Limited" starring
Victor AcLaglen, shares the
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

RETURN SHOWING
LEAGUE nresene The women.- eul
tain at eiik

k.sus nresn,s The wemsn." eur
RETURN SHOWING
bkNERLS--iiere~rt Marshall and VIZ
Kinis Bruce In Adventure In
Warrington siso Penny Singleton
In blonde In society"
soips scott a' N aw sss ana un'e an
also Joan Bennett IN Man ]
AAried"
CoNNu>Iry~=Ioei NrCrss ana Ellen
Drew In Reaching for mo sun.
also Nancy Kelly in Scotland
Yard
KAY sTnEEf-rrsnehot Tone and
Joan Bennett in she knrs All the
Answers" slzo Prank Morgan In
Washington helodrsmas
LAkEwo0D-Jeffrey Lynn IN sun-
dersround.' also Dennis Morgan in
Kisses for Breakfast"
rARk--Josn Crawford ana Mslsyn
Douglas In a womAns Pace also
LLOYD Nolan ana iSnn Kari in
"Sleepfrs West
rRoCroR-,Josa Crawford In "A
Womaus Pace
RrALART--Tyrons Power and Linda
Darneii in Blood and sand
HrN-rhn pssan and Bert wheeler
~ Las Vegas Nights" also Nancy
Kelly and John Loder In Scotland
Yard -
81 l. - James rsEnsy and Pa,
obrien IN The Fighting seth, :
also krrol Flynn and Brenda Mar.
shall in "FooNteps in the Dark
SUNSET - Joei McCres and Riisr
Drew In Reaching for the sun.
also Lloyd Nolan and Lynn Bari In
"Sleepers West"
TENPLE-Ciark Gable and RosaIind
Russell In They Met IN Bombay. :
also Mariene Dietrich and George
Raft In Man Power"
itbfHTf, puysiiup - orson Welise
and his Mercury Actors In Citizen
Kane"
RIVIERA, sumner - Robert Taylor
and Joan Crawford In "whsn
Ladies Meet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Liquor Consumption
In State Shows Cain

OLYMPIA Liquor consumption
in Washington has gone up In the
past year. August sales totaling
77.s09 cases. compared To ss.o47
cases a year ago. the state liquor
board reports.
Straight domestic whistles are
the most popular. selling 7.2ss
cases for last August. compared
to 1887 cases OF blended domes-
tic hard liquor. Only 5.404 cases
OF homeopathic bottled In bond
whisky was sold. 1852 Of gin. s25
of brandy and 1913 OF rum.
Domestic sweet wine outsold dry
wine 1o.77s eases 10 273e. and
only ia cases OF imported WINE
sold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

WASHINGTON - Plans fov 3
unified. nation vide program a.
Waterway Improvement "a meet
emergency and post needs VIII
bs discussed 81 meetings ~ the
National Rivers ard Warriors Con-
sress. the Atlantic Deeper Water
Ways asceission and the Amsri-
can Associations ~ Fort Anthos1-
ties 81 Miami. Fla, fvom Nov. .
n ~.
m viii ~ the frse tims tbs
three organizations have hsld en-
sscusivs sessions IN tns same city
and ~iii provide the first orpoe-
funity for trsnt consideration a
national problems
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

ROWAN Sheridan and Jack o.sls
In Navy Blues" II 30, sos. $40,
1000. also Wayne Morris ana
Brenda Marshall In The smiling
Ghost 40. SOS. $50.
RIAIrO - Dorothy Iamour and Jon
Hall In "Aloma Of the South Seas"
n 80. 2.1o, $50. 7so, 1918. also
Richard Arlen and Jean Parker In
Plying Blind" LOO. sts. cas-.
eO6.
Music BoN-Ann sothern and Flea
nor Powell In Lady Re Good =
II 80. ; 90. Q 80, 1000. also Victor
AeI.aglen and Drnnls Okecfe in
broadway Limited" IS. 500,
SIS.
Blue NousE-oens Terney and
Randolph Scott In Belle starr"
100 400. TOO. 1000. also Ronald
Regain in Nine Lives Are Not
Enough" ii:45. 2:&s. B:<s. ass.
RIyIERA-Tm Holt in Along the
Rio orande. IL 30. ais. 500. TO.
10 as. also Ralph Belismy in
"Ellery Queen and the Perfect
Crime" l 90 SIS. 20. BIS.
LITTLE THIATgR - Tacoma Drama
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Intervention
Right Granted

sEATTLE-Federal Judge Lloyd
l.. Black has granted to the city
OF Bremerton permission to In
tervene IN q suit filed by public
utility district No. Of Kitsap
county which seeks TO acquire Kit
sap county properties of Puget
Sound Power and Light Co.
Bremerton commended it has an
interest in the action because II
has initiated other litigation to OBJ
tain the company's properties
within the city limits.
Judge Black ruled that counsel
for the PUD and the company
could move later againht the In
PREVENTION.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Hold That Ghost
Returns Friday
Riviera Will Offer
Abbott and Costello

Comedians may roughly hs d.
vided into two elsSses-those tot
Ing = secret yen to put aside their
comic trsppings and play Hamlet.
and those whose drolleries have a
hidden significance percepuhle
only 10 the intslligentSia.
Lou Costello. who with his part
ner, Bud Abbott. il starred in Uni
verssls hilarious new comedy.
Hold That Ghost" opening FRI
DAY al the Riviera theater. IL
unique in that he fits into neither
class.
I'm just low comedian says
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Abbott ond Costello, the
funny men OF rodio ond screen,
will be the heodliners on the
new bill OF the Riviera fridoy.
Hold Thot Ghost" is the pic
ture.
Costello, who gets a lot Of fun out
of doing screwy stunts"
The fact that the public Is will
ing to pay large prices for such
tomfoolery, is merely incidental
so far as Costello is concerned.
Featured in Hold That Ghost"
are Richard Carlson, Joan Davis.
Mischa Auer, Evelyn Ankers,
Shemp Howard, the Andrews Sis
tiers and Ted Lewis and his or
ehestra.
On the same new bill will be
'Ths Flame of New Orleans" fsa-
turing Marlene Dietrich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

t4Ra ~ HhN ~ - 49,
- <<>n - hrifiIens Nsu<lfznr wh1
sc~<nt sv~s hret~ - = tn< msia
pfs.. IN = rosusntie scstess -
tween Ne so~ss.v. Me- H<>s~r
sh~n<tnsnx h~r nstnsrsr ss<snss 81
d.snIf1~a screen shar.<t~rtsntsn~n
srp<ass - . ceif'y srs<nssfs< v~una
vomsn who~s letsr~<t u snmsacs
hes n>~u rrsstsesliy M until
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

tls FcY~I fnsV>1lna pRee1l1ln1r1 >
49, " pr~~<1p M semp1nru@1rnp
srd ~ esenv<aIe1ase< wu1D
mshss ~n-u Wtesr ~ - -
uswss11ne vl<ss@ - - ~
fe<-e1l nvs>u1en mr. - - -
. youe1 nnN1 hserDre - -
~ Bcs1-l1uB1nu - - - -
a - mma -, wNe~ ~ -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
FieLda Rnrka ONT

HOLLYWOOD - Federal Judge
Hen Harrison Wednesday took un-
der sfvisemert W. c. Fields suit
In cancel an Insurance. annuity
which ths comedian said would
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

II yoa car imagine Jsck ossis.
lack Haley and Msr,hs Rave ssv-
lns ths Navy a working over ard
Ann sheridan tempsrtng the mon
ksy business with a hit # dignity.
yea vii have sams idea what "a
expect when you attend the Ham
rick house this week
The story h . Natural Tar
the oakt~- Haley Rave cem-
hise and Et's a. even bet ihe
picture VIII ~ half ever hefere
yes arr ahis q distinguish
fearl HArhor from Martha
Raves nsaath =. she sse with
teeth In ~ .dentlfi~s the latter.
This IL the picture which offers
fer the FIRST time on the screen
the much ranlici.ed Navy blues
ssStet. that half dosen songstsrs
who flew from coast IN eosst Tiv-
ING Tho movie fans ths eoms-on
The companion nlw. Tire
smifirx Chest featsres
Wayne Mevrss. nresds Mar
shaiI. Atexis smith. Alss Hale.
I~e rssvsck ssd DavsS nsw~s
In . mystery ssosy whi~h 10
nach the hotter kecsuss AZ
the pvseenr~ 81 W1rlte Unae.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

0ossss "sNfO seut -
seva. known IN MIN audiences
- the Ozark aigktingats.
"Wednesday won IN asnniusest
Of her marriage 10 Corporal
James %. Ripley. whom SIS
married 10 HesoIuiu where
she said she was hit a. the
had with . seft Hawaiian
moou.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Calls For HELP

DALLAS. TIES. she~ rfodaesf
Earl Carroll Sad "Wednesday thai
the portals Through ~hseh psan
the mest ssAutlfai wemsn n ths
world wiil have In b paddock Nd
unless he ear sst . pFisris,es NUM-
her 81 pretty Esrlss
Ne ssseeraph>S D~sai< Nes-
ssa. supply pvs~ssstes ehses.
ssas Ne ass~sss pv.sv~~ has
er~sts& N n.asy tses re-
weusr~ that ~ sss~ hsssasess
fsres . shsvsngs II ksssese>.
Wh~rs Ne sssed ~ havs - -
pit~arts roe . chevus snnogu-
us~ss. ~ pew haA ~. ~ eab6.
Tks Peess~a hseApse< ~
eassi1s II he -vsslsses- ~
the resas nesss snss.
-Ho~ about ore ~ thnes pssovsty
numbers :" he wired. I'm rive yaa
. couple II aeods enss N n.
change"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

made with but one thought IN mind 10 replace
'rowns Of reality with the laughs Of mske-helievs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

LILLE THTA1IR - TsoomA DfamI
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-21
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. Jack Elwell was confined to
her bed a part of last week with
lagrippe.
Homer Kratz of Kennett Square,
spent the weekend here as the
guest of his brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird Kratz.
c. L. Harmon received word Mon
day Of the sudden death of broth
er, Charles Harmon, of Oklahoma
City the latter part of the week.
Interment took place there. Both
MP. and Mas. Harmon are natives
of Sussex county, he being born in
Frankford and his widow was the
former Miss Helen Wootten, of
Laurel. Also two sons and two
daughters survive.
This is the second brother to die
suddenly in four years, leaving the
Oldest and youngest of the family
surviving.
Mrs. Andrew Purcell and her
children spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Armour, of
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Collision and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rust were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Williams, near Chestnut
Woods, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Harmon and
son enjoyed the picture at the
Layton theatre Saturday evening,
in honor of their sons seventh
birthday on November II.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-21

Tucker, Mrs. Russell Wiley, Mrs.
Fannie Tatman, Mrs. Romie John
son, Mrs. Louise Ryan, Mrs. Rus
sell Short, Mrs. Harold Glover
Mrs. Grant Friedel, Mrs. Howard
Hardesty, Mrs. Neal Street, Mrs.
Ida Anderson, Mrs. John Kern,
Mrs. Willard DeLong, Mrs. Gran
Vile Morris and Mrs. H. H. Hulli-
ger.
The evening was spent playing
bingo. Prizes were given and de-
licious refreshments served. Mrs.
Calhoon received many lovely and
useful gifts. Her friends bid her
goodnight and wished her many
happy returns Of the day.
Mrs. Charles McIntire, Miss Mil
dred McIntire and Miss Alice Nc
Intire came down from Wilmington
on Sunday and with Mrs. John
Tbawley, Miss Mary e. Jones ana
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Elliott were din
ner guests at the home of Miss
Minnie Elliott.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-21
FISHERS DISTRICT
(Near Greenwood


Mrs. Thomas Smith and son and
Mrs. John E. Lloyd spent the week
end in Clearfield, Pa, and a sight
seeing trip through the mountains,
getting a lovely view from the
highest peak of the Bald Eagle
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Workman
and Irving West and daughter, of
Georgetown, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rust on Tues
day.
Vicki Zott, of Harrington, spent
Monday with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Zott.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Collision and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rust were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Williams, of near fredericksburg on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zott enter
tafned friends from New Castle at
dinner, on Sunday.
M. E. Russell and son spent
Monday in Salisbury, Md.
Milton Morris is suffering with a
sprained ankle received while
playing basketball at school.
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-21
BOWERS BEACH

Mrs. Dorothy Miller entertained
eight tables of 800" on Saturday
evening. Among those winning
prizes were: Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
Powell, Mr.. Jack Wilcutts, Mrs
Edna Green, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B
Storey, Mrs. Ida Rollison and VIM
Lewis.
Willis Davidson and Mrs. Nora
Booker are still on the sick list.
Quite a few of our town folks
attended the turkey supper at Eel
ton on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ingram enter
tanned friends from Pennsylvania
on Friday.
Joseph Truitt has returned home
after spending week in Haddon
Heights, N. ].
Alex. Fleming spent the week.
end with his sisters, Mrs. Bilder-
back and Miss Cora and Margaret
Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Coverdale
were out-of-town visitors on Sun
day.
Don't forget the chicken salad
and oyster supper, with all the
trimmings, in Elizabethan Hall
Bowers, Wednesday evening, De
cember 8, for benefit of the church
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Wilcutts en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. John Darby of Frederick
and Martin Wilcutts and Miss Mar
garet Roe of Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin, of Fol
Chase, Pa, were guests of w.
Davidson one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Patterson
visited their mother, Mrs. Georg
Spayd, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Paradee, O
Viola, were supper guests of Nh
and Mrs. ]. w. Haldeman on Sun
day.
Richard Miller spent Sunday af
ternoon visiting friends in Freder
lea.
Sunday School $3.50 A. M. Their
will be no evening service at Bow
ers, due to homecoming night a
Magnolia. Every one please atten,
that can.
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Miss Iris Russell, accompanied
by her classmates, spent the day
on Saturday in Newark to attend
the Dramatic Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Morris and
family and Miss Ruth Rhodes were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Young and family on the
Raskob estate in Maryland on Sun
day.
Mrs. M. E. Russell and daughter
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgell
Coates, of Harrington, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B, T. East, of Eel