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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

articles to POI Polk street not later
than 8 O'Clock on Monday morning.
Please write plainly on one side OF
the paper. Type written copy will
be appreciated.
Churches OF God In Christ
After a few weeks rest and va
cation, the activities and sessions
of the women's work in all branch
es has assumed their program for
the Summer and forth coming gen.
eral conyocation. The four dis
tricts are in readiness for their
meetings, the first will be held by
the state missionary. Sister Mary
Lou Belvin at the Alfred Street
church, opening June / TO 6 inclu-
siye. Elder G. l.. Lockett is pastor.
The monthly Unity meeting was
held Monday, May 10 at the west
side church, OF which the Rev. Mr..
Whitlock Is pastor. Many out-of-
town delegates, including visiting
ministers were present. A full and
inspiring full house greeted them
day and night. over 500 was re-
ported for the national dollar fund,
including an appreciatiye love Of
fering for our national mother. Lii
liam Il. Coffey and Mrs. Birdie
Whitehead. assistant state mother
We are also pleased TO announce
the marriage OF the lovely daugh-
TOR NJ tho national 1nodor - Our
work. Lavius Coffey, to Sergeant
Douglas Rogers on May .. A large
reception was held at the home OF
the bride, 429 f. Forty-fourth street.
Chicago. Many lovely and useful
presents were received. The groom
will return to Fort Custer, where he
Is now stationed
Annette b. Vaughn, reporter, At
lantic 1928.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

Mrs. Elizabeth Stripping OF East
Chicago. Ind. was a recent guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Jeffries
OF 20144 Wisconsin avenue.
Private First Glass Scott Fore
man is visiting his wife. Mrs. OAR
mel Foreman OF llene avenue.
At the Protective Taxpayers
meeting the possibility Of getting
federal housing project incorporat-
ed was discussed at length. Ru-
mors are afioat that petitions are
being circulated In an effort 10 get
this community incorporated into
fifth elias city. A committee
along with an attorney, recently
went to Pontiac, but could find no
petition on file as yet. Officials
feel. however. that one will be fled
son, and urge all citizens 10 at
tend the next meeting Saturday,
May 23 al 8 pm. at Messiah Bap-
fist church.
Funeral services for the late
Gibson Anderson were held Satur-
day st pm. at Oak Grove AME
church. Hoagland and Crosby fun
eral directors were In charge OF the
body. Interment was In Woodmere
cemetery.
/ Anderson was born December,
1884 in Philadelphia. Pa, and died
May IL at am. after an illness OF
two days.
The deceased came 10 Detroit In
1914 in Philadelphia. Pa, and died
been active in community life ever
since. He was at the time OF his
death an arden tworker in the
Grant Youth club.
Surviving are his widow, Martha
Anderson: one son. Gibson. Jr.:
two sisters. Frances Clinkscale and
Louester White. and mother, Mrs
Pearl Wright.
Out-of-town relatives who at
tended the funeral were: Mrs
Grace Sears. Pearl Gibson Hans
berry, Carl Hansberry and Mrs
Mary Lee Saunders, all OF Chica-
20.
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Whitaker News
BI PAUL THOMPSON

An inspiring message was preach
ed Sunday at Campbell Chapel by
the Rev. Mr.. Smith OF Monroe,
Mich, when the Rev. Mr.. Parker.
pastor. exchanged pulpits with
him.
In the afternoon there was a
program put on by the Trustee
Helpers. There were participants
from Detroit and Ypsilanti.
A group OF young folks motored
to the graduation party OF Bertha
and Clara walker at Carleton.
Games and refreshments were en-
joyed by all.
Glenn Ford and family including
Mr.. Ford's mother-in-law and his
nephew were visitors OF Harold
Carter and family.
Bob Highgate and Mrs. Bernice
billiard were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Solomon OF
Detroit and Mrs. Phillips also OF
Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Byars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Solomon
were Sunday evening visitors OF Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Thompson.
Prayer meeting was conducted
by Miss June Bryant wednesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
Clemens
BY aCANDY- MORGAN

The Mothers and Daughters
club met last week at the home OF
Mrs. Irene, lie Clemens street.
The USO club has been organized
by Mrs. Jessie Darlington and Mrs,
Beatty who are the executives OF
the USO in Mt. Clemens. Other Of
ficers in this club are Mrs. G. W.
Burdette. chairman: Mrs. 4. Poyn-
ton, secretary; Mrs. r. jenkins,
chairman OF Junior hostesses. Mrs.
Jones. chairman Of the Home hos
pitality; Mrs. p. Tyson. chairman OF
Entertainment aud Mrs. iTby, chair
man OF foods.
The Industrial Serving circle will
meet Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Emma Poynton, 20 Howard.
Mrs. Vera Clark attended a stork
shower given for her sister-in-law
Mrs. X. Jordan OF ST. Clair Shores
Miss Jackie Carter has announced
her marriage to John johnson oil
Detroit which will take place May
81.
The Pastors choir, directed by
Richard O'Neal will render a pro-
gram at the Central Methodist
church in Detroit along with the
Senior choir and Usher board.
The Mt. Carmel quartet, famous
radio singers will render program
at Turner's Chapel CME. May 2S
The Pastors popularity contest
will be held May 81.
J0lts
Imogene Banks and Carrie
Blank seems 10 bump into the same
stone at the same time so they say
but we know better. Ozzie Stevens
and p. Pal ventured riding last
Sunday in the car instead OF on q
horse. / see Fletchit Billings and
Freebie are back again. Hank 1:
clean again and making eyes al
Clementine. Jimmy Henderson has
been singing I'm Going TO Move
on the outskirts OF Town" and
made the first step by getting his
girl out.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
NEWS FROM ECORSE

By Milo CASTOR

I Note
On account OF the increaslng cost
OF newspaper materials, all THANK
You" cards for this column will
henceforth be published as paid ad.
vertisements.
First Baptist Church
The sermon Sunday morning was
delivered by Pastor j. ID. Davis
text. Kings Fl. How long ye be-
tween two opinions? II the Lord
be God. follow him." Music was
furnished by the choir. Among the
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Piazzo.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
Cannon and Mrs. Castor.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
A dedicatorial sermon was deliv-
cred Sunday by the Rev. G. A. Stew
enson, pastor, on the there. "Yester-
day Has Passed. Today Is Passing
and Tomorrow May Never Come
Matt. GA. For the people had a
mind to work" Visitors present
were the Rev. Mr.. Ford, who Join
ed church. Mrs. Skipworth, Mrs.
Geraldine Saunders. Freddie Mae
Saunders and Fannie Lou Saunders,
also Mrs. wynn.
A peanut-pulling and lemon
squeezing party was held by the
Women's club at the home OF Mrs.
s. Taylor. 1910 Twelfth street,
Thursday night.
The Junior Usher board meeting
will be held at the home OF Mrs. o.
Gill, Tuesday at 1880 pm.
Seyen-Day Adventist
At the ii am. service Jonathan
+. Roach, active young man OF the
church. spoke on Three Prevailing
PHILOSOPHERS OF the World" The
talk was interesting and illuminst-
Ing. Several visitors were present
Elder w. w. Jones, pastor, and
officers OF the church welcome the
public 10 attend all services. Miss
Madeline Lacy Is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
INKSTER JOTTINGS
BY MADELINE DEFMs

The Better Citizens club wishes
TO thank the village council board
OF Inkster for cooperating with the
club in the appointment OF DR.. Il.
Milton as health commissioner OF
Inkster, and in the appointment OF
John p. Martin, as building inspec-
tor OF Inkster.
The Better Citizens club was al
so responsible for the present H.
brary station. We are still contend
ing for sewers and a recreation
center. The club is asking that
members and citizens keep weeds
from around yards and gardens,
please.
Notice
Persons planning 10 build please
post your lots so that no gardens
will be planted on them.
The Junior Red Cross chapter
was invited TO luncheon at the
Crosse Pointe High school on FRI
day. Interesting discussions, songs.
and programs highlighied the event
Attending the affair were Mrs. b.
A. Milton, chairman Inkster chap
ter: Misses Viola Jones and Eva
Holt and Mr.. Perry.
Mrs. Beatrice Wilson returned
from Chicago on Saturday evening
Master Maurice Ford celebrated
his birthday Thursday afternoon al
his home on Hickory street With
him were number OF his little
friends. A menu OF ice cream.
cakes. punch and pop corn were
served. Maurice received many
gifts aud cards.
Young Theodore Morrison, Jr.,
is on the sick list.
Sunday, May Il Mesdames Muse
zette Glover and Lulu Abram. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur McClaren and
Messrs. John Manner and Richard
Humphrey spent pleasant day in
Flint.
Messrs. McClaren, Humphrey and
Manner played golf at Swaiz Creek
course with the AleSsrs. George
Friley. Connie Childrees, Charles
Lee, Thomas Roquemore, Wendell
owens and Lester Holey.
After the game the party were
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
chic Polk OF 7l0 East Keniiworth
avenue.
Baccalaureate services OF Ink
ster High school will be held al
Womack Temple CME church sun
day afternoon. May 81.
Nomack Temple CME
"And it shall come to pass in the
last days that The mountain OF the
Lords house shall be established
in the top OF the mountains and
shall be exalted above the hills; and
all nations shall flow into IT," was
the text Of the morning message.
Special collections were rendered
by Nj. Carmel Jubilee singers Of
Detroit
In the Sunday school special
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
MONROE
BY MRS. HAYWOOD CONVICTION
Carey's Chapel

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hardawa.' and
family and Bonnie Hardaway,
brother. returned from a trip South,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives and friends.
The Sunday school at Carey's
Chapel will begin at $3.50 am. and
worship services at IL am. The
Rev. J. A. Parker OF Whitaker will
exchange pulpits with the Rev. W.
f. Smith Of Carey's Chapel TO. this
service.
In the afternoon an inter-raclal
program observing II Am an Amer
lean Dag" will be held. Mrs. Hay
wood Covington will take charge OF
the services.
The Rev. w. +. Smith will be In
charge OF the evening services.
Second Baptist
The Rev. W. j. Bishop. pastor OF
Second Baptist and members wor-
shipped with the Rev. f. Benton Of
Toledo. Ohio. pastor OF Mt. Zion
Baptist church Sunday. May 10 at 3
pm.
Mrs. Sam Stewart is improving
rapidly at her home from two frac-
tured ribs received from an auto
mobile accident recently.
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'CRAIGEN TO
SPEAK AT
KAPPA MEET

Atty. Joseph A. Craigen. pole
march OF Detroit alumni, Kappa AL
pha Psi fraternity. will be the prin-
cipa lspeaker at St. James forum
in Cleveland, Sunday afternoon,
May "a. The forum will close the
joint provincial meeting OF the
East Central and Northern Province
OF Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
The conference program includes
discussions on maintenance Of col
lege chapters during the war. The
Cleveland alumni has arranged a
Spring dance at the Knights OF
Pythian Temple. Saturday. May 20.
at 10 pm. DR.. Ray +. Clarke is
provincian polemarch OF the East
Central Province. Gloster b. Cur
rent is polemarch Of the Northern
Province.
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Comments

Comments
.,.,..rs on the west side OF the
rack: The promise OF the i pss nean
san again. This is the third
pros' .,rce they entered Office that
'nsv have promised US another pa
. .n,I but there were no FUNDS
Io ,s which TO pay him until the
win for 1928 was made up,
Ouus aid. yet. they have hired
me-. NE white patrolmen. Where did
. nv oct the money with which to
"a the last council meeting just
80 weeks ago, Frederick NJ
eovrue was appointed by the Safe
~ committee as a probationary pa
'rso,man. the appointment to take ef-
w, Immediately. Why was a col
orsd man not hired? Is 1t because
va have none they think will quail
,,v, No. we have plenty OF high
school - graduates who are willing
and capable. Where were Mrs. r.
n A. Fleming. Harvey Eason. Mrs.
Virginia Russell. Willie Johnson,
me Rev. Il. l.. Taylor, Edward Ar
mour. Mrs. Lille Eubanks and
others. when all these appointments
wsre made? We wonder II any OF
Them protested or asked officials
about colored instead of white APP
nointments? We doubt II any. OF the
nereons above named were present
AZ the council meeting.
From what happened last Satur-
Sav night. we know we need more
police protection.
The Committee OF Fifteen will
stage an informal banquet Satur-
day June 81, at Cooks hall. Mem
bers Of the committee include Ed
ward Armour. chairman: Willie
Johnson, Fred Parker, Isaac Nor
row, Harvey Eason. Charley
Holmes. Alberta Castor. Louise
Armour. Herman Williams. MIR. and
Mn. Alex Dalton. Jr., Arlesta
Cook. Rosebud Hlghtower Lovely
Orr and Milo CASTOR secretary.
FcOrse Club 400
Sunday night was a gala occasion
a. the club 400 club room. The
entertainers were superb and
really mean II. Miss Ola Mae
Bishop, Ollie Brown, Allen Drew.
emcee. were outstanding on the
program. Many visitors were pres
trt from Detroit.
Little Miss LaVerne Cook was
ieled at a beautiful birthday party
given by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
james Cook recently, in celebra-
ton Of her eighth birthday. More
than thirty little guests were pres
snt and the honoree received many
lovely gifts. Also present were rel
aiiyes and friends OF the family.
The evening was spent playing va
rious games and enjoying the
birthday dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessel Brown are
the proud parents of a baby hoy.
Mother and son are doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred williams en-
'crtained Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard
Moore at Sunday dinner which
vas certainly delicious.
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worship service was held after the
general class assembly the theme
OF which was Love
Wednesday evening, May ~ the
Mt. Carmel jubilee singers OF De-
troit will be presented at Womack
Temple CME church -. 49,. 49,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
BY BENNIE CASwELL, JR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morris OF
ESQ Palmerston we're the weekend
guests OF Mrs. Morris uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoke OF
Crestline, Ohio. A Mothers Day
reunion dinner was held. Forty
eight grand children were present.
Mrs. Hope has been married Sc
years. She has IL children, 5S
grand children, and 20 great grand
children.
Euluis Baldwin, known as Kid
Baldwin in the Down River dis
trict, will be seeking his first pro-
fessional fight in June under the
management Of Albert Mauldin. In
the amateur ranks he has had II
fights, winning 16 and dropping
only one. The most outstanding
fight OF his amateur career was a
22-second knockout in the first
round in the River Rouge High
School Boxing tournament. In 1910
he joined the Golden Gloves Box
ing tournament, winning x
straight fights. Because OF illness
he was forced to retire. This year
he has received contract 10 begin
boxing again. All the boys in the
Down River district will be pull
ing for him.
The six aces had planned a VEIN
er roast for Saturday, but due to
bad weather they changed TO par
ty at the home OF {. Evans. Hot
dogs and pop were served. Every
one had fine time. Some OF those
present were: |. Maulding, Nj. Har-
ris, v. Harris, II. Nash, K. Mazyck,
II. Ellis. A. Smith. {. Dehardt, c.
Moore, L. Jackson, w. Williams, =.
Davis and many others were there.
A party was given at the home OF
Wilbert Covington last Friday night
II was a great success for the
Pleasure Seekers" The members
are: X. Wilbert Covington. A. Lew
is, l.. Nash, l. Johnson, II. Daviee.
ID. May, c. Covington, NJ. White. A.
Harrington, p. Davis, W. Young,
and +. Gillian.
The club Is looking forward to
having many more parties and pic
mics. The success OF the party was
due TO the sponsor, Miss Alice Ken
needy, who is known by many peo-
pie for her leadership. Pop and
hot dogs were sold as refreshments.
u'nlon Qanffct
The pastor, the Rev. K. c. Cope
land, reviewed the Sunday school
lesson on the topic THE Day OF
Conflict"
The morning services at the Tn
ion Baptist church were conducted
by the Rev. Mr.. Copeland. who de-
livered a forceful sermon on the
subject. Whom Do You Think l
AM" Matt. 22:41-23. Three per-
sons we're added to the church.
The Senior choir rendered the mu-
sic Among the visitors were Mrs.
Polk OF Detroit.
The pastor is asking everyone to
attend the mid-week prayer meet
ings which are held every Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock.
Few's Memorial CME
The pastor, the Rev. r. l.. Glib
son delivered a very uplifting SER
mon from Matthew sc. on the sub
ject, Happiness OF Hunger" Mu-
sic was rendered by the Senior
choir. One person was added to
the church.
On May 81 a great battle OF songe
will be held between the Senior
choir OF First Baptist. Ecorse and
the Senior choir OF Few's Memorial.
Attention Please
Your R.R. News reporter IS ask
ing everyone TO bring their news
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Card OF Thanks

Mr.. Frank Miles and the family
OF the late Mrs. Frank Miles wish
10 extend their thanks 10 New
Grace Baptist and Peoples BAPTIST
churches also 10 J. ". Brysor and
10 their many friends for their
kindess and beautiful floral trI.
bufeS.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Christian Science Church Service
Report for Sunday, May 8, 1912
Subject: Everlasting Punishment.
Golden Text: Psalms 9:16.
The Lord is known by the judg-
ment which he executeth: the
wicked is shared in the work OF
his own hands.
A Bible Citation from the Lesson
Sermon: James 5:15.-A And the
prayer of faith shall save the sick,
and the Lord shall raise him up;
and if he have committed sins, they
shall be forgiven him.
Correlative from the Textbook,
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy: Healing the sick and re-
forming the sinner are one and the
same thing in Christian Science.
Both cures require the same meth
cd and are inseparable in Truth,
Hatred, envy, dishonesty, fear, and
so forth, make a man sick, and
neither material medicine nor Mind
can help him permanently, even in
body, unless it makes him better
mentally, and so delivers him from
his destroyers. Treat a belief
in sickness as you would sin, with
sudden dismissal. Resist the temp
tation to believe in matter as intel
ligent, as having sensation or pow
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-01
BIRTHDAY PARTY

On Tuesday evening, April Il,
Donald Otis Clendaniel celebrated
his 18th birthday anniversary at
his home. The following guests
were present: Patsy Draper, Mao
mi Workman, Earl King. Kathryn
Mitchell, Jeanette Marvel, William
Reed, Bobby Stevenson, Lillian Cal
loway, Bessie Ellingsworth, Eulah-
lee and Clifton Hutchins, Mary Nc
Twain, Leora Moore, Clarence Saw
age, Jr., Ray Dodd. James Steele,
Ebert MCGEE, Donald Crider, Billy
Barker, Louise Hurley, Patsy Mar
vel, Marguerite wilkins, Donald
Postles, Rev. J. B. Vaughn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Benedict, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Brown and son Jim, Mrs. M. A,
Webb and Mr.. Wagner Of Green:
wood, and Mrs. A. E. Sizemore and
son Glenn of Seaford.
After a social evening of games,
music and dancing, they enjoyed
refreshments of ice cream, cake,
mints and salted peanuts.
The table was decorated with
variegated crepe paper, and in the
center was a beautiful birthday
cake with IS candles, made by his
grandmother, Mrs. M. A. Webb OF
Greenwood. He was the recipient OF
many lovely gifts and beautiful
cards. At a late hour the guests
departed wishing Donald many
happy returns of the day.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-01
CHILDREN'S BEACH
HOUSE CHATTER

When we were returning from
town with Miss Fellows Saturday
she let Catherine, Shirley, Roberta
and Arlene out at the beginning of
the boardwalk SO that we could
walk from there to the Beach
House. On the way we found col
ored shells and stones.
The reading of Mary Poppins to
the girls has been finished. The
boys are hearing Hunting For The
Lost Filters. Interest in this story
is shown in their school work. The
boys are drawing pictures suggest
ed by it.
Last week we had trips to Reho-
both, the girls going Thursday af-
ternoon and the boys Friday after
noon. We were interested in the
raft that foated ashore the week
before. Our concern was in the
fact that people are obliged to be
exposed for weeks on such crude,
unprotecting RATS. After examin-
ing it, we strolled along the beach,
making lovely finds of colored
shells and conks. The boys rode
by the airport and saw a couple
planes take-off.
Monday morning we had no ses-
sion of school. Miss Tatman was
at the Lewes school helping to en-
roll draftees.
We are glad winter weather is
over, for now we can attend Sun
day School regularly.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-01
High School Assembly

Corporal Clarence Lynch of the
State Motor Police Department was
the speaker at the weekly assembly
of students at the High School on
Wednesday morning. Corporal
Lynch gave some safety rules for
bicycle riders and automobile driv-
ers, and was assisted by Betty
Gram, George Linderkohl and
Chuck" Hammond. He has the
sknack of talking to students, press
ing home the subject and at the
same time doing it in humorous
manner. He is always welcomed
by faculty and pupils. Also pres
ent for the assembly was State
director of music, Glenn Glider
sleeve, of Dover. The Juniors are
getting plans laid for the sale of
Mothers Day cakes which will be-
gin shortly. The program on We'd
nesday was as follows:
Hymn-Fairest Lord Jesus.
Bible Reading-Virginia Geyer.
Lords Prayer.
Patriotic Song-God Bless Amer
lea.
Pledge of Allegiance to Flag, led
by Jimmie Clements.
Song-Santa Lucia.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-01
DAGSBORO

The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet in the Sun
day school room on Thursday night
May Z.
]. ]. Bunting, former district
superintendent, delivered an in
spring sermon Sunday afternoon
at the Methodist Church.
Mrs. R. d. Lingo is much improv-
ed after being very i'll the past
week. Her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hazard, of Wilmington, spent
the weekend with her.
Miss Bertha Mae Lingo of Mills
boro, spent Monday with the Misses
Henrietta and Delorous Vickers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell and
Woodrow Mitchell of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Tingle are
being congratulated upon the birth
of a fine daughter the past week.
Mrs. Tingle was formerly Miss Hill
da Steen.
Little Miss Joyce Bennett is spen-
ding a few days at Mardella
Springs.
Joseph Bunting, Jr., of Baltimore
spent the weekend with his par
ents here.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua T. Daisey were Mr.. and Mrs.
]. D. McCabe of Selbyville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Pusey of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bunting en-
tertained to dinner Sunday their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Bunting and children, Lewis. Alice,
Hilda, Raymond and Alvin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Coffin of Frankford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dukes, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Layton and son Jerry, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Townsend and daughter
Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Coffin
of Milford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Coffin of Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Vickers,
Mrs. Mildred Rose were dinner
guests on Sunday of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elsie Humphries and Carl
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell spent |
with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Rust, near Mills
boro.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-01
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

An advanced first-aid class will
start Tuesday evening, May IL, at
8 o'clock, in the Community Build
ing. Mr.. Curtis Williams will be
the instructor in charge.
-
Don't forget the entertainment
that is to be held on Wednesday,
May 6, at the Lincoln community
building. Admission 25c for adults
and 15c for children. Come out and
enjoy a pleasant evening with us.
Benefit of the Epworth League.
-S-
The Women's Society for Chris
tian Service of Avenue Church will
hold its regular monthly meeting
on Wednesday, May 6, at two-thir-
ty. The Susanna Wesley Circle will
prepare the program for the after
noon. Mrs. L. Mulford Taylor, of
Wilmington, president of the or
ganization for Grace Church in Will
mington, will speak during the
meeting. The society will enjoy a
covered dish supper at six the
same evening, the different circles
sitting down together at long ia
bles for the evening meal. This will
be an afternoon of profit and an
evening of pleasure for the mem
bers and their families.