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Evening star., 1943-07-30
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Located in a beautiful wooded section ~
e Is this pretty @-year-old Colonial home.
SIX rooms and hall, modern bath and kItch-
en-: beautlful lot; this is a real buv: would
suggest you call Immediately Mr.. Wild
myer. IA. 3405. with BIETzELL DI. 300.
TODAY'S BEST BUY-NEAR WALTER
Reed Hospital, semdetached s-room brick
ARRANGED for families. Owner leaving
city. Priced, ST 500 furnished: Sill 600
unturn. For appointment to inspect call
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
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1901 18th ST NV. Apt. 3o1-Walking
dist: beaut. front. twn-bed rm, semipvt
bath, pvt. entrance. reasonable.
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DEFENSE WORKERS ONLY,
So and 5s Forester st s.w-2 rooms.
kitchen dinette and bath, $3.50. in
cludes heat and janitor service: REAL
ESTATE MORTGAGE GUARANTY CORP,
1910 Z st. NV. MA. 1903.
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THE SAFFHIAsTEPs co.
@304 Pa Ave. NV. National 7O7o.
Silver. arches. diamonds and old dis
Carded 'evolry; fun cash value paid
SFl.TNGER S. SIS I s. V
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S34 COLUMBIA RD. NW-Men; $3.50
w. single rms; dble., 81; clean, cool: 10
MN. dWntn., on car line: baths, showers.
c n W. lnnersp. mattresses AD. 1890
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/ l412 MADISON NW.--Large front room
/ connecting bath. shower; COW transp.,
emp. couple: gentle home. GE. 54@1.
SE SECTION-Sinele room in private
| apt for young lady. Phone FIR. 4171
! after M
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LARGE FURNISHED RMS ? rms. for 4
tranSp. near. For information call RE.
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ls33 NJ ST NW-Clean double room fol
" gentlemen: reasonable.
:E@S3 NJ ST Sc. I" blocks e. MINI ave.
Nicely furn bed-liyng room. detached
home; breakfast and laundry PRIVILEGES
z dc GnMntOnn at a . Lady AL. 3IiS
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1905 17th ST W.-Walking distance:
nice cool, double rooms. : closets.
1918 18th ST NW-Large bright room;
twin beds, semiprivate bath, shower; walk
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DUPONT CIR. VIC, 17OS R st n.w.-For
girls, 3 double rooms. kitchen and laundry
windows, for married couple or servicemen:
conv transp, gentle home AID a739 81"
ONE OR TWO MEN to share apt or to rent
pedroom IN same. RE 206f after 1.}O m.
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1927 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Large room.
twin beds, . closets; next bath: cool; conv.
trans: reasonable. Ia. 3496.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MOVING AND STORAGE. rea asona able
rates; will take your surplus furniture as
part payment on YOUR moving. Edelman' S
MONtng and Storage Co. TaYlOr H4:t1. 81
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BUNGALOW-S6,95O,
on of GEORGETOWN I'd . miles from
Bethesda Bank; 4 years old; completely
refnished. For further details call OIL.
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- 707 WOODLEY PL. NV. near Shoreham
and Wardman Park Hotels, short block to
all buses. 3 large, nicely furn. connecting
rooms, pvt. bath, suitable for 3 or 4 : gen
tlemen preferred: home comforts: excellent
maid SerNlCe. Snnahle AID hQ21
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
For better results and
service include telephone
number IN For Rent ads.

CHEVY CHASE, Military I'd, near Coma
Gen femen only. 3 large, warm rooms. on
second floor beds have inner-Spring mat
trcSSeS. = bathrooms Lear garage: no
houSekeep!nG; detached, insulated house.
occupied bv 3 adults. OrdWay 1875
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WONDERGRO

The vic'orynurc It's wonderful, your neigh
Dor says so, and so will you: ground fine.
dark IN color, rich in plant food and
humus. uneHceLed for gardens lawns and
shruhbery A little goes FAR IL bu, SS;
20 hu., 3; 40 bu., S2s loT additional
for application. Lincoln 1925 25s
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SITUATIONS MEN.

INVESTIGATOR or claim adjuster -
years at present place, want to make
change, Box 306-D. Star 26'
JANITOR'S QUARTERS IN exchange for
work around apt, house. Call Me 1903
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
PERSONAL.

MAN AND WIFE as janltor with quarters;
one child, years old. Man work out.
LIZ. s.. 16 after Il pm H5s
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PERMANENT S3 90
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Shampoo, @0c: finger wave, soc. NJ
us Mabelle Honour School 13.
New York ave
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BARRED ROCKS. R /, Reds. White Leg
horns Conkeys YO feeds James Feed
Store 6i9 x st. NV. Metropolitan oGSH.
F. w. BOLGIANO e. co
Poultry equipment; full line Eshelman :
feeds All New York ave ne. FIR. 4S0O.
hNL & n ". Ma NNQl
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FARM & GARDEN

YOU. TOO, cap have beautiful, healthy,
green lawn. let us fertilize and seed it
for you. Call IA. 3S3S or 81. 3S3S for
EXPERT TREE WORK. trees pruned or cut
fireplace size; cavity work a speciality
FOR estimate call ia. 3S3S or ST.. 3S3S
RED CLOVER SEED grown at our Laytons-
vile Farm, cleaned and excellent quality
AyrlaWn Farms. Bethesda. Md.
SHRU BS-White, pink, yellow, purple, red
ana blue Mowers; very cheap If you dig
them Shasta daisy, iris, chrysanth emum,
etc: loc large clump. 2sl4 Ala ave Sc
Franklin 5OSq.
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PERSONAL.
LADIES' HATS REMoDELED. CLEANED.
81 up; blocking, trimming. yelling. flowers.
Hats made 10 order by EXPERT milliners.
VOGUE HAT SHOP, 137 13th 81. NV. -
HEM SERVICE, WHILE YOU WAIT, soc
up: sood workmanship. ALADDIN SEWING
SHOP. S02 F 81. NV
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
1865 Columbia d Adams o3ss " l''N ~
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ASK FOR MISS
Woodard. II you are in need of loan
up TO $500 on your signature
EXTRA MONEY YOU can get it on Just
your own signature at low rates. just cail
MISS WHITE, American Finance Co,
GENEVA S. VAUGHN, CONTACT YOUR
aunt IN Bristol Tenn, Immediately
PAINS AND ACHES DUE TO FLU. CCLDs
NE5Ru0o5NESS = =; 23,,I?t IRHEuMAlIsM Or other
Ter after 1s rea men or mno no fee gS pad
Lady NATUROPATHIC DOCTOR with 70
years exp in Gharge Consultation free.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN TEACHES
English, seifconhdence freedom from self
consciousness: private tutor. MI. $50 .
NURSE, PRACTICAL. WHITE. SERVICES
available. Phone Warfield 9si3
MOTHERS CARE GIVEN TO INFANT OR
''i'H'L 'tliib' udS tiiIit' 4L my nome SOU
weeE. 90s Kennedy St NV. GE. 1872
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. It costs you nothing to jnveStiga te.
Just phone CLIFF PEARSON, CHI. 32"4.
ROBT. B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY,
Room 9ol, WeStory Bldg, 605 l4th St. NV.
DIR. H. W JOHNSON, DENTIST
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 6O3, WcStory Bldg, 6O5 14th NV.
PERMANENT, $500.
Shampoo, roc; finger wave, soc. Me
Il'S. Mabelle Honour School, 1870
New York ave.
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M A I d

81" and carfares no Sundays: health card.
references. 4li5 N. ith ST. Arlington
/ T. n o I1a AM -
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OLNEY TRADERS S MARKET
VIII Hold a
COMMUNITY AUCTION OF
Farm Equip, Horses. Cows. Etc,
Sat, nth. at II Noon
At Olney Theater, Nj Olney. Md.
O1NEY TRADERS MARKET. Ashton 1891
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMPAhlE,

NOTWFN ,.
GARAGE BUILT, complete, SI89, Call
Mr.. Proctor. Shepherd 1l91
WE HAVE MEN AND MATERIALS
FOR ALL TYPES BUILDING REPAIRS
and alterations: lowest prices: guar work
LAWRENCE & SON, OR. 7544
ASBESTOS SIDING. brick siding or roofing
and other outside improvements should be
done now Johns-Manville material used
Call our expert for samples and prices
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO,
HOME IMPROVEMENT DIVISION.
23Sl r. !. Ave. NE. NO. T3O3.
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ROCMINCf HOUSES WANTED. plenty buy
erS for your fl rniture and business or prop
erfY. Phone or see Edwin l. Ellis, 1910
Vermont ave- Rm. 217: RE 5I40.
COMPLETE FOOD MARKET. 1870 truck,
stock and fixtures. Immediate disposal
Call District 400
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P1ANOS-Will pay high cash price for used
SpinetS or small apartment size uprights
suitable for rental purposes. Phone Mr.
Williams DI 6546 or Adams 63S4
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HELP WOMEN.
MARKER

White, experienced. Apply the
dry cleaning dept, the Pioneer
Laundry, 920 R. l. ave. ne.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST =
BOOKKEEPER. with knowl-
edge of construction work.
Apply Miss Sadler. Oil 18th
st. NV, after 5 pm.
YOUNG LADY to sell part
time, daily, in small dress
shop. Charlotte Parker, 1909
H st. NV.
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BOA rs.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

HOUsEBOAT wanted. TO rent, for or
months. near Hams Point. for 3 or 4
Box g43-D. Star 25'
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FIREPLACE WOOD-Good oak and hfck-
ory, any lencth; SlT per cord delivered.
OAK. $40, mixed, SIS cord; seasoned 10
bu dry chestnut kiuding, s.. Ii 422a
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TN. N House OF Govt glrI. large yard,
nr. 18th and Park rd. CO. 11Ts.
comfortable rn. for 3, close to bat reason
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HELP WOMEN,

SALESLADIES, EXPERI-
E N CED IN READY-T
WEAR; GOOD SALARY
PLUS COMMISSIONS. AP-
PLY KLEIN'S, 1927 F ST.
NV.
LADY, young, under 80, for
general office work; some
knowledge of tipping and
bookkeeping necessary. Cap
ltal Garage, 1920 New York
ave.
WOOL PRESSER.
White. Apply the dry cleaning
dept. of the Pioneer Laundry,
920 r. l. ave. ne.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WANTED. good home for thoroughbred male
Spitz dog. . yrs. old, healthy. well-trained
and housebroken. good with children,
owner going in service. Phone Glebe 172 !
after D m 25.
COLLIE, pure-bred, female, 81, years old
WI - - N%N
The Valley settler., 1943-07-09
SOUHDCrMFES SHAVE UIfISKER

SOUnDOMES SHLVE WHISPERS OFF.
 Our Lazy Mount ain Correspondent raports that sevcrcl of the local residents have purchased facial lawn movers cne that some of them have fnces as barc os the tcp of thoir hcc6s. Old Timers view this movement with alarm, and os one old Elmer says," i1sska ain't whct 1t used to be and now how can anyone hioe from dangerous varmints"
The Valley settler., 1943-07-09
SCHOOL PROMOTION LIST.

Nr. Harold Thuma Superintendent of schools, hes given the following inf ormati on for pub1i est ion. The following pupils have been granted rronotion to the Light grad by Lr. Jemes Ryan, Conf ssi oner of
 1ucat i on.
 ymcnd Puhl David Cot bingham oacky SE,i tn Virginio Hut tie Love Plnt.loy Donald Hoooe Moraerct Mullen Kathleen Kepler Otto Peterson Ruth Johnson Ji!1ri c lIoraghen Martha Marshall Doris Moore To finn Lentz Herbert Isine Janice Toskcr Maros ret lie Nevin George Nc Meese Rodaor Ellsworth Mercella Vcssanoj, Darlene Iii le inb othom
 Patri CT Tsylor Geo. Bouwens Meritn Dcrry Jan Ellsworth.
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Northwest Second Street
"a Bible Teaching, Gospel
Preaching Ministry"
Sunday, April 25.

Sunday, April 25.
1000 A. NJ. Bible School. Class
es for all ages.
1900 A. M-Morning Worship,
followed by Communion Service.
1880 P. M.-Song Service.
$500 p. M.-Evening Gospel Ser
vice.
500 p. NJ. Tuesday, April 81
Philathea Glass and Missionary
Society will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Kemp, corner Northwest
Second street and Truitt avenue.
500 p. NJ. Wednesday, April 2S
Prayer Meeting.
Everyone cordially invited to all
of these services. Pastor Lord will
be with us for the Easter Services.
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
by ELEANOR NJ. WILKINSON
Nutritionist for the State board Of Health
EASTER EGGS

AS the Easter season draws near
children look forward to the ira
ditional egg hunt on Easter Sun
day morning. This year manufac-
ture of chocolate bunnies and eggs
is prohibited and the supply OF
candy eggs and jelly beans is low.
Mothers who know the effect of
too many sweets on their chill
dren's teeth will capitalize on the
candy shortage. They know that
tooth decay increases as the chill
dren eat more sweets; consequent
ly. they'll arrange for a more
healthful Easter by using our old
standby. the egg. Your children
can make their own Easter eggs
and will have fun doing it. Eggs
should be hard cooked. not hard
boiled.
"a Bring water to a boil.
t2) Slowly lower egg into wa
ter with a spoon.
t3) Cover pan tightly.
a. Set off the fire, and remove
egg in 10 minutes.
Special Easter packets of harm
less vegetable dyes are son sale
now. You mothers may want to put
papers around your kitchen at
the dye. then turn the room over
TO the youngsters. They'll be re-
spOnsible for cleaning up after
ward. Remember. these eggs are
good food so be sure they are all
eaten.
Eggs are one of our most i'm
portant foods. They are an excel
lent source of protein hence good
meat alternates. They supply good
amounts of vitamin A, iron and fat.
They contain some calcium and a
small amount of vitamin B. Most
of these nutrients are concentrated !
in the yolk. Obviously the egg must
be a well balanced food since the :
chick develops with the yolk as his
sole source of food until he is hat
ched. Another nice feature is that
each egg comes to us in its own
little sanitary shell. individually
Delaware produces a
good supply of eggs and they're
point-free. if you please. Since
they're cheap now why not use
more eggs in your menus both dur
ing the Easter season and later?
Eggs are porous and absorb Od-
Ors. Store them in the refrigera-
tor to retain freshness. Do not
wash until ready 10 use; washing
the bloom" or protec-
live coating and hastens spoilage.
For a colorful Easter dessert
break just a tip off the egg shell
md remove the contents. Refill the
she'll with your favorite bright
'ruit gelatine or a thick corn
starch pudding and allow to cool
standing upright. Remove the
nodded egg from its shell. Serve
N a nest of green fruit gelatine
,roken up with a fork to resemble
.rass. Your youngsters will love
his little nest.
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
PRIME HOOK NECK

The papers report We may be
raided any time now, you had bet
ter be headed for the Prime Hook
Post. Go and take you friends. The
men can chat while the ladies mend
If the enemy comes over. which we
hope they will not. we will be
there to report. come the weather
cold or hot. Please call Milford No.
356 for our friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
August FaiX. and tell them TO write
your name on the list. So you, too.
can look out for the Axis.
Mr.. and Mrs Uby Golden of
Pennsville, n. j., formerly of Black
Hills, here, are the proud parents
of a baby girl, named Shirley
Louise. since March 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur BOyce of
near Milton were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Plaford Russell and
son Pierce on Sunday.
Jeanne Marie Roach spent the
weekend with her brother. Mar
shall Roach at the home of her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
b. Roach. also Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
GOoner spent Sunday with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Argo and
son, Gene. of Milton. were dinner
guests of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Argo on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
O'Neal and daughter of Laurel to
dinner on Sunday.
Everett Lotiand and son Jackie of
Dover spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Jefferson and Mrs.
Rattle Lofland.
Mrs. Thomas r. Wilson is visit
ing a few days with her daughter;
Max Harrington and family in
D. {.
Robert OFT spent Monday at the
home of Mrs. Thomas r. Wilson.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Stevenson on Sunday were
Misses Catherine and Betty Steven
son. and Albert Lank. Evening
guests were Mrs. Layton Bennett
and daughters, Sara Mae and
Charlotte Ann and Carlton Clifton
md family.
Miss Betty Stevenson will start
in the Milford Memorial
Hospital on Thursday as a trained
Nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevenson
their daughter, Mrs.
layton Bennett and daughter on
sunday afternoon.
Private Alfred N. Bennett is sta
ioned at Alexandria, Va, now P.
}. Box 1142. He and his buddy, Pri-
ate Daniel Buck of Springfield,
illinois. spent the weekend with
lis mother and brother, Mrs. Mar
aret Bennett and Russell. Mr.. and
Irs. Freeman ]. Bennett of Milford !
Tere guests of them on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
CHILDREN'S BEACH
HOUSE CHATTER

We find ourselves very busy
making cards to send in time for
Easter. Flowers. the Easter Bunny,
little chicks, odd-looking small
houses in blending colors are the
decorations that we hope will
prove as attractive as we want
them to be. We have already be-
gun singing our Easter music: I've
Got An Easter Bunny. and The
Easter Parade. Donald and Joe
have completed the Easter Farm
and have set it up with grass plots.
roads, and fences. The Easter
Bunny's packages are arriving in
plenty of time. but he yill not
show them to us until Easter Sun
day.
Were we disappointed Monday
when we awoke at nap period?
After all plans had been made for
us to enter the parade by way of
celebrating in honor of Lieutenant
Commander Simpler and launching
the second victory bond drive,
Rain made it necessary to call off
luS pdIdue.
When Miss Fellows returned
from Wilmington Wednesday. she
brought us a most colorful picture
of Bambi. which she made in re-
lief. We all have been trying to
draw pictures of Bambi ever since.
and we are looking forward to see
ing the moving picture.
Guests over the weekend were
The mother and sister of Ridge.
DOnald's and James father. and
and Lottie's father.
Now that the weather has cleared
lp we have been busy completing
,ur gardens. We have three victory
gardens. a big one for all of us:
md Joe and Donald each one has
,lanted a garden of peas. beans,
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23

beets, carrots, radishes, and lettuce
Wen have grand time watching
all the seeds grow. anxiously wait
Z ing for the time when we shall be
able to pull the vegetables for the
( table.
On the stormy days we have had
no trouble keeping busy, for we
have made all our Easter cards to
send to our families and to Beach
House friends. Donald is trying to
enlarge and to improve his farm,
which he has been working on
three weeks. Several of the boys
are building airplane models.
We keep wondering when Betty
will be home from the Delaware
Hospital i'm Wilmington, where she
was taken to have her sinuses TAX
ell care Of We hope she will get
home for Easter James returned
from the Beebe Hospital following
a tonsillectomy last week.
Charlotte Brittingham Joined her
brother. Vincent. at the Beach
House on Tuesday.
We all miss Mrs. Robbins, who.
left us Friday for a vacation with
her folks in Washington. Mrs. Rust
is relieving in her absence.
There were many visitors last
Sunday: Jays family, Peggy's fam
lily. Vincent's father. Anna Marie's.
JOsephine's. and Janet's father and
Marie's folks, and James
nd Donald's father.
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
THE CHURCH OF COD
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. Luther f. Painter, Pastor
Sunday, April 25.

10 a. m. Sunday school. We have
a progressive school. Glass instruc-
tion from Gods word. Our new class
rooms are complete. Come study
with us.
IL a. m. Preaching by the pastor.
7:45 p. M. We believe in old-time
religion. The revival spirit is felt
in every service.
Tuesday April 13, p. m. This
will be a great time in the Lord.
We will observe the Lords Sup
per and Feet Washing according to
the word of God.
Thursday, 8 p. m. Preaching by
the pastor.
"The church that believes and
keeps the entire Bible"
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
Methodist Chureh-ReV. Harry
Conner, Pastor
Sunday, April 20.


2 p. M.-Easter exercises. Mrs.
Sarah Webb is preparing a splendid
program. Come out and enjoy il.
3 p. M.-Preaching service. At
this time the pastor will receive
any who wish to unite with the
church either by letter or on pro-
fessiOn of faith.
The new Methodist hymnals will
be dedicated on Sunday, May 2.
Plan to be present as this will be
an impressive service.
Mrs. w. E. Mills and Mrs. Allie
Webb attended the Women's So
ciety for Christian Service held at
Harrington on Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ewing. of
Philadelphia, spent a few days at
their cottage at Bowers Beach the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macklin and
daughter, Leila Mae, visited Mrs.
Charles Macklin in Milford last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cannon were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Thompson on Monday.
At this blessed Easter time, re-
new your covenant with God and
accept Christ as your own personal
Savior. You will find in Him a
friend that sticketh closer than a
brother.
For God so loved the world that
He gave His only begotten Son.
that whosoever belieyeth in Him
should not perish but have ever
lasting life.' John 3:16.
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
CHURCHES in MILFORD
ST. JOHNS II. c. CHURCH
Rev. L. J. McCarthy, Ph. D., Rector
Sunday. April 25.

Sunday. April 25.
MILFORD (St. Johns church, $3.50
A. NJ.
STAFFORD (St. Mary's church,
500. $3.50 A. NJ.
REHOBOTH (St. Edmond's church,
ll:00 A. N. During July and Au-
gust-7:00, 900, 10:00, 1I:O0
A. M
FORT SAULSBURY-s:0O A. NJ.
BETHANY BEACH CAMP-9:3O
A. NJ.
Confessions-Before Mass.
Religious Instruction-After Mass.
Holy Day and other services as
announced.
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
FREDERICK


The services commemoratinl
Palm Sunday were very much en-
joyed by the congregation las
Sunday morning in Trinity Church
There was fine sermon by Rev
Harry H. Conner.
Mrs. Marion Gerow sang beau
tifully open the Gates of the
Temple" Everyone is always glad
to hear her fine voice.
Next Sunday evening there will
be an Easter program at the church
at Z o'clock.
Last Tuesday was a "red-letter
day for the Frederica school
children. The principal, ]. NJ. H.
Darbie. telephoned Clarence Welch,
at Georgetown, request that the
two-man Japanese submarine halt
here for a few minutes while on
the way to the Dover exercises. He
kindly complied with the request.
The entire faculty and the pupils
were assembled at the side of the
boulevard when the submarine and
police escort arrived. The guards
very courteOusly answered TIL e
questions asked by the children.
who will always remember this
day. Many of them, with their
parents, followed the submarine to
Dover.
Joseph C. Gerow of the hardware
store of Wilson and Gerow. has
been appointed by the town COM
missioners to succeed Allen G.
Smith, who died a few weeks ago.
His term will continue until next
March. We predict for Mr.. GerOw
a very successful year as he is /
well liked by everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace .
of Wilmington. We're week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Boone.
Arthur Darbie. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. II. Darbie, is i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Henry Purnell is also i'll
with pneumonia.
Thomas Kirby. of Milford Neck.
who is at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Webb. has been quite
i'll for a week but is improving.
Mrs. Nellie Smith. of Milford. Wis
ted her aunt and cousin, Mrs.
Annie B. Harrington. and son, Os-
,ar p Harrington.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Melvin and Mrs.
Tabitha Bostic visited Pfc. Arthur
u. Melvin. Jr.. at New York, over
he weekend.
Charlotte Hammond. the daughter
f Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ham
nond. near town. was taken to the
iilford Memorial HOsital on Sun
ay to be operated upon for appen-
icitis.
'rederica Church News
Next Sunday will be the las:
Visionary Sunday of our Confer
nee year which closes April 30.
All the young people of our
hurch school who are planning to
mite with our church or members
re asked to be present at the
worship hour. Also those
Tho would like to unite with our
hurch by the transfer of MEM
ership and by profession of faith =,
re asked to be present at the
anne hour.
The Church School will present ,
he Easter program next Sunday
vening at 7:3O. The special offer
ng at that service will be used
or the benevolences of our church. ,
The Young Adults Fellowship
yill meet next Wednesday evening.
.pril 2S. at 500 in the church.
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
THE AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH
1.-The House of Happiness"
Frank HersOn, ID. d.. Minister
SUNDAY. APRIL %. 194S.

SUNDAY. APRIL %. 1913.
945 A. MSesson the Church Day Missionary
Day Worship service in all departments.
children. Glasses for all
100 A. MEaster worship
the church. Selections and junior
vested chos Selections numbers the Hall
memorial Beautiful decorations. Reception
members Come
Peoples Evening Leader Miss Elizabeth
Burn Topic. The Church a Easter.
evening worship Subject That First
Easter Evening. We will be glad you to a
the services of this
AIidweek Church Service Thursday evening 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

There will be an Easter service
at Chaplains Church on Sunday
afternoon, April 25 at $3.50 o'clock.
The program will consist of songs,
recitations and exercises by the
young people and an Easter ser.
mon by the pastor, Rev. Kniceley.
All the people who have mite
boxes for an offering are expected
to bring or send them to this SER
vice. Won't you plant to be pres
ent? All are welcome.