Milford chronicle., 1943-04-09
DELMAR

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Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Allen have re-
ceired a letter from their son. Ser
geant Henry G. Allen. Jr.. explain
ing that he has arrived safely in
Australia. His stepbrOther. John
G. Baker, of Salisbury. is a student
at the Air Cadet School at Marshall
College. Huntington. Va.
Mrs. Anna Tomiinson. Mrs. Lou
ise Hastings and Mrs. Elizabeth
Hastings have been appointed as
members of the Delmar Food Panel
to serve under the direction of the
local office of Price Administration
at SeafOrd. Mrs. Tomlinson will act
as chairman of the panel.
Mrs. Mary Kereskesh received a
telegram from I'll q government,
Thursday. notifying her that her
son. Ser2t. George kereskesh. 80
years old. is Il prisoner of war of
the Japanese in the Philippine Is
lands. S2rst Kereskesh enlisted
four years ago. He had been re-
ported missing since May ~. 1912
He is Il graduate of Carney's Point
High School CN. j. Mrs. kereskesh
has two ulher sons serving the
government. Her oldest son. Peter;
u years. is in the Army: Michael,
Is. is in the Navy.
The Rt. Rev. a. r. McKinstry. u.
d.. Bishop of the Diocese OF Della
ware, made his annual visit TO ALI
Saints Church. here. 7:45 Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Josephine r. Logerman. of
26Ol Parkway. Philadelphia. has
announced the marriage Of her
daughter. Lorraine Wibb Baker. 10
Pvt Luther Lee Phillips. son OF
Mrs. Roland r. Phillips and the
late Mr.. Phillips. Of this town. The
marriage took place March AT
the Tenth Presbyterian Church.
l7th and Spruce streets. Philadel-
phia. with Rev. Karl Anderson Off
ciatins. The bride afforded Friends
S, lect School ana Dreyel Institute
of Technology Pvt. Phillips is Il
graduate ct William d Nary Col
legc. and is ROW stationed at Fort
Story, Va.
Miss Isabel Kocrber, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N0arber. for
merly of this town. and Mr.. Dallas
J. LcW,s. t. :. ~. SON OF Mir. and
Mrs Chas. II, Lewis Of Salisbury.
were quietly married on March 5.
in Seattle. Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. {. +. Stone OF Des Moines.
Iowa. were their only attendants.
The bride is a graduate of the Del
mar tMiJ High. and the Peninsula
General Hospital School OF Nurs-
i"s, Salisbury. She is now on the
STAFF Of the Harrison Memorial Hos
pital in Prcmer;on. Wash. Mr.
Lewis is graduate OF Wicomico
High. Salisbury. and is stationed at
seattle. Wash.
Delmar tDelD High School has
oined with other schools through
nj The L. S. in the special drive to
'aise funds through sale OF war
stamps and bonds to buy 10000
eeps. Delawarc's quota is 26
eeps. II takes $500 to buy one
eep.
The drive started Tuesday. March
&, and will close on Minute Man
BAY. Monday. April 10. the ami
ersaly of the battle of Lexington
nd Concord. The local school has
ct two ieeps as its goal and has
lrcady raised 4 little over $1,000
through the sale of stamps and :
onds since March 1G.
Chas NJ. Smith, who is employed
n Philadelphia, spent the weekend
ere with his family. :
Paul Collins. Jr.. underwent an
peration for mastoids Friday in
ne Milford hospital.
Mrs. J. f. Kelley has returned
rom visit with her son. Charles.
nd Mrs. Kelley. in Jersey City.
Pfc Robert o. Pote. of Camp
'olk. La. spent last week here
nth his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Mon
Oe Pote.
Harry Lee Parker. who under
,ent an operation in Peninsula
ieneral Hospital, Salisbury. last
Wednesday, is reported getting :
long nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion II. Hearn
nd son. Sammy. spent the week
nd with their son. Paul Hearn,
nd family. in Philadelphia.
Mrs. V. ]. Carmine is confined to
er home by illness.
Mrs. Frances Hastings spent :
unday with her husband. who is a
atient in the Walter Reid Hospital
4 Washington. D. c.
At the fourth quarterly confer :
nee held last Thursday night
nder the direction of Rev. Ralph
. Jones. superintendent of the
District. Rev. John L.
pastor of the First Metho-
list Church. here, was invited to
eturn for the third conference
ear.