Milford chronicle., 1943-02-05
GEORGETOWN
Dies OF Heart Assacz

e DIeS vi HeaFL Alslch
1 Funeral services for BENJAMIN
E Smith, age 30 years, who died of /
, heart attack in the boarding house
J of Mrs. Clara w. HOlsOn ON Nortf
I Race street, between Cedar anC
. Laurel streets, early Saturday NOR
ming, were held on Wednesday in
Shoemalersville, Pa. his former
home, with interment there. Mr.
Smith, a mechanic with Theodore
Burton, Jr., on Market street, be-
tween Railroad avenue and Race
streets, was stricken while playing
sociable game of cards with some
of his friends in a room of another
boarder. He jumped from the ta-
BILE, grabbed his left side and stat
ed that he had a pain. Before a
physician could arrive he was dead
from the heart attack. Recently, it
is understood. he was turned down
for heart trouble and failed to get
induction into the armed forces.
Harding-Walls
Miss Ella May Harding of Lin
coin and Leroy Frederick Walls. of
Milford, were married last Satur-
day night, at S:45 o'clock by the
Rev. NJ. Eugene Hungerford. pas
tor of the Calvary Methodist Church
of Milford.
Adams. Webb
Announcement of the marriage
of Miss Margaretta Mary Adams.
and Richard Middleton Webb, both
of this city, has been made. The
wedding took place last Saturday
night, at 9 O'Clock, the Rev. Omar
E. Jones, pastor Of Wesley Metho-
dist Church, North Race street.
performing the ceremony.
Dean-NichOls
Miss Evelyn Edith Dean, of Mil
ford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs !
James Dean, of Harrington. and
David Walter Nichols, son of Mr. /
and Mrs. Walter Nichols of Farm /
ingtOn. were married on Thursday |
night of last week by the Rev. /
Frank HersOn of Milford.
West Workman
Miss Daisey West and Horace X.
Workman. both of this city, were
married Thursday night of last
week by the Rev. E. n. Wright.
pastor of the Georgetown Methodist
Circuit.
MaTVeI-HudsOn
Friends of Miss Esther G. Mar
vel of this city, and Alton Mack
Hudson, of Millsboro. have been
of their marriage, which
took place at 10:30 p. m. on Sat
urday. January %. The wedding
took place at Wesley Methodist
with the Rev. Omar E.
Jones performing the ceremony. /
Henry F. Hill has been appoint
ed constable for the third election {
district of the Tenth Representa-
i've District ;
Farmers To Get Help
Hylon c. Smith, chairman of the
y. S. Department of Agriculture {
county War Board. has promised ]
hat this year the farmers will get
Ill the help that can be given to i
Ieep them supplied with labor, fer {
ilizer and equipment. He states ]
hat lit won't be what they are use
o, but it will be. the best available. g
lore support prices will be an |
Nobody, including the s
var industries, is going to have q
nough of what they think they d
eed to do the job in 1913, but the :
OBJ will be done" Appealing to the =
Mr.. Smith says, you are
ot alone in this fight. The whole
ountry has a better understanding
f your problems and the impor-
ince of your job than it did a year
go. We know now how much food
'e need in 1943." he said. "includ-
lg meat. milk. eggs and vegetables.
our job of producing it will be
ugh. but lives will be lost getting
to them, and their lives will be
lcrificed if they don't get it. You
list can't let them down." 1t is
ecessary, he says, that ton of
'Od be shipped to every fighting
an overseas.
Every American farmer appreci-
es what you and your fellow far
ers did last year: You produced
ore food than this country ever
d before. You did it with less
Dor, less machinery and some
mes with less profit-but you, did
No bands played when your
ops were harvested; there was
, speech-making, but this winter
ON every American home. every
ldier in Africa and the sailor in
e South Seas, from the Russian
asant and the English family in
e ruins of bombed home comes
e echo of silent tribute to the
rmers of America to give them
cd.
RS. Virginia ii. Daisey Dies
Mrs. Virginia H. Daisey, age 61
ars. wife of William L. Daisey,
stockley, died on Tuesday after
on of last week after an illness