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and Founder OF Christian Science,
has given wise counsel in her poem,
Mothers Evening Prayer" Poems,
p. ~. where she says:
Wait, and love more for every
hate, and fear
No ill,-since God is good. and
loss is gain.
Since God. unchanging good, is
Ali-lnall, any sense ot loss can only
be :.pparent, not real. Do we seem
to have lost loved ones? Let us re-
assure ourselves with the liberating
truth that though To our darkened
human thought they appear 10 be
lost, their true Selfhood is immortal,
An increasing sense of Gods ever
presence and all-incMsiyeness helps
us to see that no one can be outside
the universe of His creating, where
all are maintained under divine
Loves eternal, tender care. No hui
man event, not even the last enemy
can arrest the activity of divine
Mind, which forever holds all its
ideas in perfection and in unity with
divine Principle. The peace of heart
which we seem TO need can be gained
and retained. Spiritual qualities are
independent OF material conditions.
Divinely bestowed, they are eter-
naily ours 10 reflect.
Possibly ones usual supply seems
to be lost. Though one lacks funds
or employment, God remains the true
source of supply. Such a situation
can be made an opportunity to gain
the realization that supply is not
limited or dependent on something
or somebody, but is limitlcss and
already within ones consciousness
Of ever present Love. The illimiiable
intelligence which God has bestowed
upon man, when understood, consti-
tutes our supply and needs but TO he
utilized. Thus ones need, which is
always mental, is already supplied
by infinite intelligence, divine Love,
The Scriptures assure us isaiah
65: "a. 25): Before they call, / viii
answer; and while they arc vet
speaking. | will hear. They shall
not hurt nor destroy in all my holy
mountain, saith the Lord Under
standingly clinging to the true sense
Of Gods affluent provision for man,
and improving ones understanding
Of the spiritual fact, one will find his
human need met. ..
| = The Christtaa Scie~ce Nonttof
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10 the Editor Of the Forum

Dear Editor. ] would like
some information regarding
the Victory Subscr'pflon
Dinner to be given q
Wavman A M f & hurc &
Thursday. July 13, 1912
IS il true that the Forum
is heading the list Of pa
irons Are each Of the or
PLANTATIONS of w 4 v m q =
ponsorine a table I W il !
I h q minister's o I ct h e r
churches. sufficiently inter
ested Ia help Rev Chrye'
have at least twelve in nj
tendance? Are I h ere
enough persons interested
in the graduates Of 1912 Ec
sponsor graduate table?
Will the Women's 5 Clubs
Civic Clubs, Social Clubs,
Lodges. etc, cooperate with
this effort?
Tables will be set up for
The patrons at six for five
dollars. All reservation
must be made not later than
Sunday, July 26.
Anyone knowing the ans
wer To any Of these ques-
tions please notify the edi-
tor, Mr.. Rives not later thar
Wed July %. 1912. For
any further Information
call the Forum Office, AID
239l, or Mrs. d. w. Can
non, AID 1855 or Mrs. Ella
Nelson, AD 9065, or Nam
ie f.. Banks, AID 9572.
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ne fSi. POSSESSIONS may
W. 1854 ai destroyed, but the
ifi,Hal fafls Of being. health,
peace iHpife,s, and the like, can
4et 0e though HE unenlightencd
sHaan ense liaN iese sight OF them.
moreover the irle understanding Of
lad desilaks ihe false sense which
would cloud oHr recognition Of man S
Heeserl perfection and of Gods ever
i1fescni loYe ant care
What IS il ihat VA really desire to
ptin? Eli APOSTLE James said Games
~, ae ask, and receive mol, be-
use Ne ask anliss' 10 pray for
i6atcrial things is TO ask amiss, TO
fsa for that which God, Spirit, does
ut bestow. One trusting in matter
arms Tor the health, eonteniment,
dnd security which he erroneously
believes ii can give or take away.
~ look for these qualities in divine
Mind is truly TO realize them. and To
lind them made manifest in human
Affairs, for God knows our need.
sus said tMatthcw 6 33l, Seek We
list the kingdom of God, and his
ri ,hfcousness. and all these things
shall he added unto yoH.' Seeking
tn gain the understanding Of divine
falities, striving 10 express helpful
ness and unselfishncss, is to honestly
& * first The kingdom Of God" This
a ltude brings spiritual riches. and
the good and needful things re-
nired are also added manifested
III present experience.
according to Ecclesiastes $3.50
there is "a time to get, and time to
lose; q time to keep, and time to
cast away Now is "a Time 10 lose ];
... time to cast away the error
OF accepting discord as real or in
ey.table; and now is "a time TO get,
and time 10 keep" the under
Standing that the real man in Gods
iik eness is immune to enslaying evil
beliefs. Moreover, loss of some treas
urcd material possession will be com
pensated and gain ensured If thought
is awakened TO The true sense OF
possessing and expressing univer-
sally helpful spiritual qualities, such
rs self-forgetfnlness, generosity, joy
BUSINESS, and the like. Even during a
time of trial, healing is going on; and
victory over evil is sure ii selfish
desires, resentment, and reliance on
material means are relinquished
MAry Baker Eddy. the Discoverar
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ZION BAPTIST

The Zicn Baptist Chui-.n
Il 20 rague st will fc
host to the historic Western
Union Baptist Association
which will hold its 10th an
nual session here July 1881
Approximately A one Eun-
dred delegates represent
ing more than sixty church
es are expected to attend.
A delightful p h ysi G al
transformation h as b e e II
wrought in the appearance
of The church which has
been completely reaocofa.
ed inside and out. An enter
plising Committee led b.
&. W. Jackson with James
kobinson as sec e4i,,e.
wrote the costs Of the pro-
iece and has paid them IA
full.
An energetic committee
has been funcLioning Tor
three months to insure sa-
tisIaction enterLai n m e II t..
James Dunn is chairman
| with James Robinson as as
sociate chairman and Lu-
ellie Davis Secretary. Other
major chairmen are John
| Ward, Food; ; Garfield Jones
Housing; Lucille Pauley
program and Edgar Nicker
son, printing and publicity
Most of Dayton's church
IS are associated with Zior
in the entertainment of tht
association, particularly il
providing suitable Housing
Music will be provided eacl
evening by choirs Of TIL
churches in the association
The schedule: Thursday
Mt. Calvary and Mt. Pisgal
Wednesday. Zion, Thursda.
Bethel and Friday, Taber
nacle.
E. Nickerson.
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ONE HUNDRED
YEARS

"One Hundred Years is
the title of 4 very historical
sn-pape book published by
Mrs. charlest K. Fl John
son III connection with the
centennial PROGRAM at Wes-
leNan Methodist Church.
July 5 "a ~
The booklet gives gra-
nhic. terse sketch % the
men and women who came
lpon he scene OF action,
lahored fol- the upbnllding
of the church and commune
ty and passed on 10 their
reward Not only Wesleyan
members bnt other out
standing citizens are given
i place III the narration
Mrs. Johnson has collected
some very praise " ort h y
historical data for a COM
plete history Of the race IN
Dayton. A copy Of this book
! honld hp i,1 every Dayto
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10 c A L S
Card of Thanks

| wish to thank the neigh
bors and friends for their
kindness shown during the
illness and death Of my slus-
band, S. @. Smell who died
July a, .1942. Rev. H. Law
renee Mcneil for his corr
s ling words and The Zion
Choir. The members Of the
Eastren Star Lodge and In
ertaker G.. w. Jones & Son
for their efficient services.
Essie j. Smell wife.
Mrs. Grace x ndell Rich
ardson, Pontiac st. is very
much improved. She has
eonfined III Miami Valley
Hospital IN several months.
Mrs. Opal Flynn ct Mead
+ st. spent last week md in
| { i1,raug, yis'f.l.y har son
and Aunt. Her son, Harry
Hunt, leaves for Camp,
Aug. 1st. Mrs. Flynn is one
of the efficient helpers at
the famous Home Store.
| Mr., Willie Dunham OF
| Arlington, Ga. has returned
| home after a 2-Weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Woodfork of 1856 Home
stead ave. Mr.. Dunham is a
broth e RI n-l5W of Mrs.
Woodfork. He had a very
pleasant stay home.
Mrs Nellie Williams OF
Cincinnati is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Grace Finley OF
w. 5th st. Mrs. Williams
was formally proprietor OF
the Green Williams Barber
Shop.
Mrs. M. B. Estelle Of
Hawthorne ST., leaves Sun
to spend two weeks vaca
ton with Mrs. Thomas.
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Gle Baptist

The 2nd Annual Retreat
of Tabernacle Bapt- Church
under the direction Of the
Evening Star Club, will be
neld Al Madden Park, Day
ton, q. on Sat & Sun, ,Ju-
III - ard 26
The General theme Tor
discussion will be The Spi-
ritual Blaekout The lead
* vii he T T Turner Cliff
ford Johnson Nellie 1ii-
ford. Elpertha Glenn, Mar
tha Turner Rev = J Smith
Rev. II. Mcneil Mamie
Rroadleis and i. f. Jones.
At q n NJ. an Old Fashion
Raslle Dinner will be held
for thu IA I N ! ers an q
friends! The day will close
with Il huge bonfire service
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HALF MILLION
ecrn,inued from page

(Crriinued from page y
The Federal agency
survey just completed by
Visits to the plants and
business places of thous-
nds Of employers revealed
impending labor shortages
N such fields as aircraft and
parts production, ordnance
manufacturing, iron a n d
tell works, mining. machin-
cry manufacturing and con-
struction, Keenan, said. The
total needs for additional
workers in the three states
which comprise Region V
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The American Woodmens
Regional Conference of Dis
trict No. 3, will open its 9Th
annual conference at Way
man AME Church, Wednes-
day, July p, continuing
through Friday, July "a.
Mr.. S. f. Dyer, District mgr
states everything is ready
for the big gathering
Supreme Co m m q \ q e r
Lawrence H. Lightener,
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SUPREME COMMANDER
LII LGHTNER HEADS
BIG MIDWEST DELEGATION

will honor the conference
with his presence. Other
distinguished national Off
cials will also be presenf
Delegates from ten state
and the District of Colun
hia will be in attendance
The public in general :
invited to attend the dals'
sessions as well as the pub
lie meeting in the evening
TRANSFORMATION free.
The Committee Ghaii.
mans are. program. Sue +
McGee Pub. Helen Hinkf
Breakfast. Ora Lee Dyer
Arrangement, James "
Parks. Basket. Armer Nil
ler and Transportation. Ia
vld Humphrey
Walter loyle, Pres
r w Broadeius, Pas
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PUBLIC URGED
fCon,snuea from page u


that is sufficiently impor-
tant TO warrant using long
distance service. an effort
should be made to avoid
the peak hours in making
the call.
Weekday periods when
the load is not as heavy as
n the peak hours are
from noon to 200 pm, be
tween 5 100 pm. and TOO
pm. and between 900 pm.
III 900 the next morning
Manager Deis pointed out
hat it is to the subscriber
advantage in making calls
during these periods Of les
ser loads, in that there i
ess chance of delay
THE nations telephone
lines, especially long dis
ance, are carving a loaa
which has never been ap-
preached IN telephony $ his
tory" said Mr.. Dais.
.sMcsf If this traffic is
directly connected with pro
motion Of the war effort, q
ther on the part Of the mill
tary establishments. gov
ern,nent agencies, or busl
ness and industrial establish
inents engaged N war pro
iuction work. 1t is yitall,
necessary that their tele-
phone calls go t h Q s. 3
without delay, but large
number Of them will be de
| layed il the long distance
lines arc congested by un-
necessary calls.
There is a terrific load
on long distance lines lead
lng to Washington, D. G.
and today these lines arc
the most important in the
nation. # a scriber refrain
from making an unnecessary
call to Washington, that
means that call connected
with the war effort has a
better chance 0 f goin
through wit h 0 Ii t d Ell a y.
War calls come first
As to locaf calls, we al
50 ask he public to use ie
straint in making those.
Many such calls are unne-
: cessary and many Of those
that are necessary can be
much briefer. Congestion Of
local telephone traffic is al
SO detrimental to the wal
"Orders from the War
Production Board to save
substantial amounts of lead
IRON steel, zinc, copper and
rubber for the war effor'
will limit drastically future
installations Of telephone
plant and e qui p m G n
throughout h n a t j 0 n
These restrictions are some
thing that neither the gov
ernment nor the telephone
company can help.
Where facilities are still
available beyond the de
mands Of the war effort,
requests for service will be
promptly handled Howev-
er, as time goes on and
these facilities are exhaust
ed, it will mean inconveni-
ence and hardship to some
people.
We know the public will
cooperate in this important
program to save the maxi
mum amount of material
for war and for victory
After all, the most I'M
portant b Ii 81 n c S IN the
United States today is the
winning Of the war and we
can't win it unless there Is
com D | e t e cooperation on
the part of every man Wo-
man and child. Part Of that
cooperation is the saving OF
words and wires for war.
HAZE kMNH If1N
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
WARWICK

Thousands of clans are being
taken from the Indian River and
Inlet, Tongs and rakes. are being
used by many. residents. of this
section to get them-in many spots
less than 20 feet from shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schroeder were
Georgetown visitors on Monday Of
last week. ~.s,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lingo are
entertaining at their cottage at Oak
Orchard, Mr.. and, Mrs, Joseph. L.,
Lingo of West Lafayette, Ind and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lingo Of Mil
ton =. ~. =. #.-!s
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Short were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur McCauley Of Long Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barto and
G. w. Cohee Of Olney, Pa, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Blizzard. ~ 49, 'n{fI5
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hnlse of
Philadelphia are spending their vas
cation at their summer. home at
Oak Orchard. al, alS
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey of Har-
rington and, Mr., and Mrs. Herman,
Roach of Georgetown spent last
week at Oak Orchard.
Miss Josephine Hunter of Harbe-
son, spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs W.. c. Cordrey. -.
Mr.. and Mrs, Horace MCGEE of
Eden Park, have been vacationing
at Oak Orchard. s.e.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Downs of
Lewes were recent Sunday guests
of his parents, Mr., and Mrs. G. M.
Downs. .e.E
Mrs. Charles Wyatt and two sons,
Major and Ronald Of. Milford, spent
last week at Riyerdale Beach. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Spicer and
family have returned to their home
in Georgetown after q. weeks va
cation. at Oak Orchard,
SIX - 100 z IT. = = -7-57 iilsst}
= aE0r V1rfag4 .RHus Ra11fl b.
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
iELL,.lENpALE


Mrs; Della Baker is improving. a
Mrs. c. W. Ennis, Sr., who hal
been q patient in, the Milford Memo
rial Hespitel, returned home OF
wednesday.
1 Mrs. James D., Mills, of Milford
was Sunday guest of Misses Allie
and Mia Macklin.
Mr. and. Mrs. r. Wisseman and
family spent last week at Oak Or
chard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. War
rem and. son, visited friends during
the weekend. &@ z
) Miss Barbara Jones, OF Whining
ton, is spending her vacation with
relatives ana friends of this ff COM
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lindale and
daughter, Jeanette, were guests of
Mrs. H. ,Paynter, of Lewes, on Sun
day. ), -. ..3 .e,1,.
I Dinner guests of Mr., and Mrs.
John Bl Derrickson on Thursday
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Der
rickson and daughter, Laura Lois,
of Philadelphia; Mrs. F. p. Cod
frey and son, Don, of Millsboro;. :.
Mrs. Chas. James and granddaugh-
ter, Connie, of Ocean View.
Mr.. and. Mrs. George Metschl are
entertaining guests from New York
this, week.
Mrs. j, Householder, of Whining
ton. was the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Daniel J. Williams, last week.
r. H. Swain is improving at this
writing e
Miss Elizabeth Marker spent the
weekend. in Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Johnson and son
of Lincoln, were recent guests of
Mrs. Jennie Atkins. ~.
ElIendale Methodist Church
) Rev. Campbell, Pastor
;s4aE ESunday, August 20. .ni
Sunday-school services. at 10 A..
NJ, in charge Of l.. w, Warren, su-
perinteadent. No other services.
MEETINGLClass No. 2 will meet
with Miss Allie MackHn on Friday
evening. August 81. ALL are COR
iialIy invited. al Hf,-
MEETING-The Ellendale Wo-
mans Society for Christian Service
will meet on the church lawn on
Thursday evening, August %. Each
1pe bring a glass and a lemon.
Everyone please be present.
MeC0lley's Methodist Chapel
Rev. Campbell. Pastor
Sunday, August 20
Sunday-school services at 10 A.
w. in, {, charge Of Vernon Walker,
superintendent, No other services. |
Faith Bible Holiness Church |
Rev. Robert B. NailOr, Pastor
K, Sunday, August %
Sunday-school services at P. M,
Preaching by pastor. Everyone in
Tited, s. r.a L.. |
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
LINCOLN

Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald has. re.
turned home from a visit, with. rel
atives in North East, Nd Balti-
more, and Washington, d. C.
Mrs. H.. L. Holden and children,
Doris and Linwood, Jr. of Phila-
delphia, spent last week with her
parents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs,
r. j. Marker and Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
bert Mills and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grause of
Wilmington spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Passwaters. I g.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Warren,
Mrs. Jay Abbott, Miss Ethel Mae
Warren and Willis Rogers spent
Sunday at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Willard E. Sackett and son
Harold, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Philadelphia, Harold re-
manned for a three weeks visit
with relatives. ..ia.-,e-, s., ~.
Miss Janis Truitt is visiting rel-
atiges in Yeadon, Pa, and Ocean
City, N. j. ,.sss l..fs.. II 4, (, /,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Ward of
Milford and Mrs. Winnie Harder
spent Sunday in Richardson Park
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Harder and familE: 3sds uaHa.s. .,i
Mrs. Sherman \ Tra1seau and
sons, Marvin, Alvin and Leon. Of
Woodbury., IN. j., spent. last week
with her mother, Mrs. Birdie Tru-
lit and family. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marker and
children. George, Jr, and Mary D.,
of Philadelphia, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r, ]. Marker
over the weekend. b. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jewell and
children, Margaret, Frank and
Catharine of Chester Pa, and the
Misses Mildred, Edna Mae and Ruth
Vadakinj ARE spending. the. week at
the Pierce cottage at Slaughter
Beach. ST. ~. .t- - E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Argo are
receiving congratulations on. the
birth of a son, Russell Wayne, born
in the Milford Memorial. Hospital
on. Sunday, August 16. Both mother
and son are doing fine a.-e
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Brinton
and sons, Lewis and Donald. have
been, visiting relatives In Lancas-
ter and Harrisburg, Pa.
Services for Sunday, August 90:
Church school IL a, M, Hubbard
Macklin, superintendent. III
Mrs. Harry Fried and daughter,
Geraldine, of Berkeley, Calf, have
been visiting Mrs. Stephen MeIm-
erney and family. r-> Fl
Segt. Edwin Collins, stationed,in
Panama Canal Zone in !, the Air
Corps. was the guest of his grand
mother Mrs. Ellen Curtin Collins,
and his aunt, Mrs. Stephen McIner-
ney, over the past weekend! III.
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
0YERRRoDKl

[ Arthur HflI, OF Philadelphia
spent last Wednesday with. his
mother, Mrs Matilda Hill
Miss Helen Manship. of Harbe-
son, spent the weekend with Aunt
Tina Campbell and Mrs. Willie
Davidson.
Miss. Helen Campbell, Of Phila-
delphia, is spending her vacation
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Campbell.
Sunday school next Sunday at
10 A. M, followed by class meeting
at IL by the leader.
Mrs. Erma Vanstreet, of Balti-
more, spent the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Roy Simpler
and sister, Marie. Mr.. Eanstreet,
Linwood Simpler, of Baltimore,
spent the weekend with Mr., and
Mrs. Simpler. They all returned
home on, Sunday evening. They
were accompanied by Miss Marie.
She will spend the week with her
sister, Mrs. Vapstreet. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe, of
Philadelphia, have been entertain
ing Rev. and Mrs. Phillips, of Phil
for two weeks at,F their
summer home here i''i e+
Rev. and Mrs. Fred H. Truitt and
two sons are on a two-weeks' va
cation starting Sunday evening
with preaching at Ocean City, Md.
evening. .f ...e
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Kitchens
and family, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Hettie Jester of Georgetown
spent the weekend with their par
ehts, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hitch
ems and brother Robert.
Mrs. Ida May Sharp, of George
town, spent the past week with
her aunt. Mrs. Clara Sharp.
Mrs. Maggie White and son, Will
lard White, of Virginia, and Mar
yuerite Short of Philadelphia, were
dinner guests Of Mrs. Stella john
son and Mrs, Minnie Davidson one
lay last week. .
=
Milford chronicle., 1942-08-21
.LEiW'Es

70 .
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dodd Thomp
son Of Kings Highway, Lewes, an
nounce the engagement OF theil
daughter, Miss Betty Lee Thomp
son. to-, George SchmalhofeF; pri,
vate first class, 261st Coast Artil.
lery, Fort Miles, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Aten Schmalhofer OF Long
Island, N. Y. Miss Thompson is q
graduate of the Lewes High School
and attended Harcum Junior Col.
lege, Bryn Mawr, Pa, and Beacon
College in Wilmington. She is on
the office staff of the U. S, District
Engineer at Fort Miles.
Mrs. Jack Luzzie and Mrs. John
Cottingham spent the weekend at
Atlantic City with Mr.. Luzzie and
Mrs. Cottingham's son, John, IF.
Mr.. Luzzie and Mr.. Cottingham are
in the U. S. Army.ti tis }1is &.
Lewis ]. Tull has purchased the
property of Mrs. William L. Bur-
ton on Pilot Town Road. 4,
Miss Martha Reinert of Boyers-
town, Pa, is the guest Of the Rev
and Mrs. Nelson Waite Rightmyer
at the rectory on Second street.
Mrs. Rnllie Clifton of Philadel-
phia has returned home after
spending some time in Lewes Wis
iting her father, Levi Lynch and
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr., and Mrs. William x. Thomp-
son and family on Market street.
Mrs. Hiram Littleton is visiting
her daughter in Chester, Pa, for
several days.
Mrs. Russell Davis and children
are spending a month with Mrs.
Davis mother, Mrs. j. Frank Mac
Intire. Mr.. Davis has again Joined
the DUPONT organization and has
been sent to Illinois for. a couple
of months.
Miss Louise Jarman, a graduate
nurse of the Beebe Hospital School
of Nursing, class Of 1884, is now
Second Lieutenant in the Army
Nurses Corps stationed at Fort
Dix. She has just received orders
to be sent away, possibly for for
eign servite. She is the daughter of
Mrs. L. N. Jarman Of Berlin, Md.
Frank Metcalf of Washington, d.
c., spent the past weekend in
Lewes as the guest of DR., and Mrs
Gilbert NJ; Wiltbank and. Mrs. Met
calf and son at their home on Kings
Lieutenant Justus B. Naylor of
Fort dupont, spent several days
here this week with his wife and
Mrs. Frederick G.
Clifton, Sr. Lieutenant MAYORS
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Naylor
If Raleigh, N. c., were the guests
If their son and danghter-in-law
Turing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Britting- /
lam and son of Chester, Pa, and
Weldon Birmingham, U. S. Navy,
,pent the weekend here with their
mother, Mrs. Grace Birmingham
md sister, Mrs. William. P. Hill
md family, who are visiting Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Manning OF
are Occupying their
.ottage on Lewes Beach.
James P. Prettyman, who has
'een confined to his home for sew,
raj months because of illness, Is